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Balls.

Here's 10 you, Harry Clay"
THE YOUNG GUAkD.-ln renewed earnest OF
their determination sustain and cheri-h the pera
tive principles OF the Wig pury, well IN farther les
tmouy OF DEVOTION second only To- their PRINCIPLES 70 me
will hold their Second Annual Ball on the eye OF the ~ 81
Anniversary OF tue Treaty Ghen.-Tussdsy Evening, the
23d of December uex-Ht the Coliseum; and In festive
greeting, exchange hsppy congrauIaGns upon lecen'
Wing successes sister Saes aud the Frightening pros
pee an opening u,d wh s eTor The di.in
guished hgs Of the CEion VIII be Invited 10 ateh' 'P
tue OCCASION -.;,,.
Dodgortns cotillon Band is engaged. The Committee
give nothing will he omitted on i'ef paf
give entire satisfaction H., ..n =. Oh
-, admitting gentleman auo iaieo' e1 10 wv
tanned Ut the Undersigned
By order of the Committee OF Arrangements
HENRY d VAN EOSTRAND, chatham, lIo "esIsI
JSo j. BINGHAM, Secretary, II" bfoad way. ,,,,,,
Ch4s. Lewis cor. Wes' sad Libertyi Jno I. winston
6. pine d. 5w
T;IU q INI-H Euig Society ba.L-rh- Executive
OF the Ish Emigrent Society respectfully
n. public that the second Annua Ball IN aic
,h- funds OF the society Will be gwen al Nbos On Aon
day Evening, December y.
Tickets admit gentleman and two ladies, are IaIee
Dollars EACH AMI may be had from any OF the ohcefs o 'ne
r ". clerse E.q President 80 Nassaust
Gregory Dillon. ESQ lst Vc--President " bafciay-sI
Joseph stuart EGG. I'd Vice Pr-siden 81 WiIinir-eL
Hugh Kelly, ESQ 81 VICE President mt ,I Iss Bo"efy'
WIN Redmond, Esg. Treasurer pro TEN. a Exchange
place. ?. S...,r.s,
n j O'Cosnor. 20 Recording Secy, SO John-sL
Felix lngoltsby, Esq. il9 Maitel-lane
John M4nuing, Esq l66 Peerst
C. II Sleehan, EGG IA Futoost
James Mathews Esq % w alst
Dr. Hugh Sweeney, 81 Finest
Arthur Stewart, Eco 90 Merchants Exchange
G. VI. Marry, Esq rs Pnest
James Olwei!, E-q i79 Wes-st
Thomas Boand, Esq. 10 AnnsL
John McNico Esq 81 Roossveits1.
Thomas SpvanSick, Esq. 81 Pinr-st
James Shepherd. Esq
Charles E shea. Esy. 81 Cedar-st
Tsrrence Donuely ESQ. South W!iliaIn-st
And a: The oisice .. lie Society, 40. & Ann-st.
n.e eodtd-9S ruSTh
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~ The Invisible wig so c

~ The Invisible Wig closely resembles the
real head of hair that scepc and connosseurs have pro.
nOunced it the perfect ana extraordinary Invention OF
the day The great advantage of this novel aud unique Wig
is being made without sewing or weaving, which CAUSES
It's appearance closely 10 resemble the natural hair both
in Mgtness and natural appearance defy detection
It's texture being beautiful, porous and free, that in
all Of perspira0n evaporation unmpeded ana l
great evils OF other entirely avoided The scep,ic and
connosseur alike invited this novel and beau
ul Wig and the peculiar method OF fitting the h"ad u! the
manufacturers A. c. Barry, i6 Broadway, corner OF LIB
erlY 81 up slnrs. Lis Uni seed
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~ House Ueaters.-In no department OF domestic
economy have greater improvements been made than IN tue
method OF heating houses. The oldashioned fireplace
with s cracking Of birch hickory has long since
given place snug and glowing CRATE the more eco
noicHl and manageable But both these are destined
to superseded great by the modern Hot
Air Furnace good Furnace three decided ad
vanages Stove Crate !. Ii warns several apart
nen!s from the same without the annoyance OF dust or
gas . lis heat be graduated with the utmost nicely by
of the Register in the apartment warmed D. II ven
ntes the apartments which it heats causing constant flow
OF fresh warm air from the furnace chamber which is sup
piled with fresh air from without
The Furnace patented aud put up by Mr.. GEO WALKER,
2s2 Broadway acknowledged by all who have taken the
trouble examine it, 10 combine the above good qualities
in greater perfection than any other in market II has more
decided advantages all others in the means OF eva
porang water, keeping TIC air pure and wholesome WIN
liability crack furniture or 10 warp doors or walls oil
their place Persons interested in having
apartments warmed in the most healthy and agreeable nan-
ner are Invited call and examine for themselves. "
u20 lmeud
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MSS AUGUsTA BROWNE,

MISS AUGUSTA BROWNE,
COMPOSER and Professor OF Music, aud Teacher of The
" Organ, Pr'o Forte. Singing and Composition.
~ q. Her Com positions for sale ut all the
spectacle Music Stores and fathers residence
browne, Prof. OF Music, 10 Market, corner OF Henry-st
New-York dl Sus'
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MAERIED:

On the 22d ult. by Rev. Dr. Mason, VIM. NJ. Perkins
ofN. o TO Mary F.. b. Burks. of Va
AT Troy. 2eth. S. Ogden Ellen Van Antwerp, beth
of Schenectady
At whitehall, 10Th ult. Daniel s McMasters to Mary
Ann Clark
Al Lockport, 18Th John Phe,tepacc to Hercela shar
win 23d Lyman T. Moon to Mahala Clark,
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The division of tire profits j. annual
This Institution o-rs many important advantages. both
with pect Life Insurance. and system of Annui.
ties. Immediate and deferred.
Insurance may he effected by persons their lives
the lives orh-r-, IN. hole OF life for limit
ed periods and the Society being formed the Mutual and
Joint Stock principle pareG enabled, above shown,
10 participate the profits OF the Soc ety. while Il err poll
ces guaranteed only by the constant accumulation
Of premiums but by capital OF two and half millions OF
dollars
TIE premiums may he paid yearly. half yearly. guar
terry; and parties iasurng for the whale te' OF lie are
allowed borrow tds OF AL premiums paid after the
first wear. (See liable
- Insurance effected and losses settled under The d.
recon of the I.ocai Board OF Directors NewYorS 10
also authority Is for investing the Socieys
funds in This country.
Pamphlets obtaining Tables OF Rates, sc and all neces-
sary iDfD nation may be obtnned application the So
cieiv : Office II Wsl.st j. LEASDER STARR,
dj 2m3-wi. General Agent for North America.
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MEMORANDA.

on the 9th November II seaman named William Cos
,co, on board the ship Stephen Whitney, from Liver,
pool for this port washed from the bowsprit ana
lost, 1t wing fresh and heavy running AT the
time, all efforts TO rescue him were Intellectual.
The packet ship Europe for Liverpool reported sailed,
returned and anchored the Spit The Prince Albert
for London has anchored the Quarantine Grounds and
the Baltimore for Havrc anchored in the North river IN
consequence of adverse winds.
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GoIibap Advertisements.

y Families residing in the upper part of the city,
specfuly invited call ard examine the assortment Of
Cakes Of all description fresh daily, the old established
BAKERY, No 80 Cortandst Orders thankfully received.
Cakes free Of exp=pse any part of the city, by
IS Inn GEO. ARCULARIuS SON.
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RI For Sn,e.-Persous hit ct-d with Jauud ice Indi.
geson Habi,u, Costveness Piles, Dyspepsia Cuauc Gus
Diseases Scrofua. Impurities of the Blood Pmpes and
pus,ues on Face. and all diseases arising from an in i-
dcious OF mercury. will find eecua remedy in Dr.
Woods Sarsaparia and Wild Cherry Biiers Sold whole
sale and retail by WYATT & KETCHAM. I2l Fulton 81,
luis
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~ Window shade Depot. No. Spruce-st.-
~ 400 pair always hand Persons irn -hnr their
houses. VIII save al least 100 per by calling the De-
pot BARTOL De MAuNY.
BCord Brosses and Tassels in lots suit manufsc
urers' prices. rl5 isu
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Amnsemfnts.


THANKSGIVING FESTIVAL and Coucer,
"A will be gwen Al Nibos saloon on Thursday Evening
December 4 si5 for the Benefit OF ST Judes Protestant
Episcopal Free Church. the 6lh.aveGuc. Tho following
dhsngui.hed Artists have kindly vounieerea tr services
Part |.
Variations Brlliantes Pisao Forts-Mss Josephine Bran
sons.M.iame Baiih,r:.
Solo. FuIe-SIr. Ernst, accompanied Piano By Mr.
Song. Der the far blue water Mrs. Austin Phillips,
ye ns' Bali AXE he hear, thou ocic.
Nj Phillips Is, time. ;....................B S. Hart
Solo, Piano Forte-Mr Wolenhaup'
Recess. IN in,ertnission OF % minutes
vsris;ioGs Fue-Mr Ernst accompaniment! on Pis,
sons-. ThGu art oveiisr' Mn, Aasia Philips her
Fantasia ia Piano Foe-Mr Heller
Song-Ma1ame Burkhardl
Duet III watch for thee Mr and Mrs Phillips. Is,
New Bs.da Thou has, wounded the .pT F'
that lov'd thee" the poetry writer by Mrs. Com.
nodore Porter Mr. Phillips ls, time Phillips
Pisno Forte Faussis-Mss Josephine Bramson Czerny
n B. During the Recess Table OF choice Refreshments
tExtra) VIII be furnished in the Large Saloon.
After the Concert ample collation. VIII be furnished N
Doors open at g. Commence at O'Clock. Tickets 5,
cents To be had the door, AID The principal Music
aud Book Stores In Broadway. d. IT.
DROGRAlINIE OF Mr.. BURKE'S CONCERTO, the
4 Apollo Rooms IN Broadway Friday Evening, Dec.
SIN, which occasion he will bee assisted Mrs e Loder,
Mr.. J. A. Kyle, Mr. H. c. Trpiu. who will preside
the Piano Forte.
PART FIRST.
l. Aria-"The Wan iereJ"-Mrs. Etwd Loder, With Flute
Oblgst0-Mr }. A. yle......................Lls LIST
Grsnd Concerto in E Minor Violin Mr. Burke De Berio,
S. English Baiisd-Mrs (. Lodcr Bale
CspriccIo lie Tremolo' Volin-Mr Burke. De Beriot
PART SECOND.
/. Fantasia Br.'lian;e, " La Norma," Vicl.n-Mr.
HI tfIOt
y Air Variations F!qe-Mr J. A KYLE.
s Eud- Charscterstque, q" La MsZurka,' Violin
R Re I'll Ara ov5 sonos: E. Ioief M Hs!sG;
). Grand Fantasia. The Return 10 America inwhich
Introduced several popular melodies, composed
a. sis
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ALBANY. Nov. o. lsl5.

ALBANY, Nov. =, Ib4o.
- Mcssrs. Carroll & Co.-Gents. You wished
me 10 state my opinion of your Pills. after had given them
fair lria In relation 10 Dyspepsia am willing 10 sign
any thing the shape of testimonial that you may choose TO
draw up. mad been troubled with Dyspepsia for over five
months and could ind relief until had used scarcely
two boxes Of your Pills according directions ss clred
and am sound dollar
JAMES II. BRADSHAW.
Sir Ashley Coopers Anti Dvspepuc Pills, warranted
dyspepsia indigestion, constipation cosnVetess
ca-headsche all affections and all diseases arising
from an improper tone of the stomach These Pills were
brought out England short time since by pupil OF Sir
Ast.ys. See Circular on Isl page
Principal Agents in America.
dS 6lil Dr. CARROLL co. Muuay-sL
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-" Cheap Boots and Shoes.-The subscriber
would cEl the attention Of the public 10 his large Us
of city made Boots suitable for the present
season, prices varying from - 80 10 50. He
woud particularly recommend the Boots ne sells nj - ~
and 81 which will longer than those usually sold ii
other places AT So and So.
Boots Shoes, made 10 order the shortest notice,
handsome yet easy being guaranteed. Drawings taken
the foot and pair Of lasts made and kept for each GUS
toner.
n B-a good assortment OF Boys Boots Terms cash
delivery. JOHN L. WATKINS, ia FGllon-sL
n3 lIniseod between Nassau ard William SIS.
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rF Particular Notice.-Those persons about break
ing IN housekeeping having furniture of
IN dsnose Of win find ready safe tor portion or all OF
their Goods by seudng line calling upon the .ubscr
har. Inia imisl + COTTON 4 co No 81 Anp.st
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TO MERCHANTS


MANUFACTURES aud Wool Dsaers.-Pl blished
lfEIus morning By WIN. II. Graham Tribune bui!dnkr'
complete OF the Wooden MacuactOrles N
tue United states This wora comprises full and accurate
account each eslab .nent which Wooden iaofc' are
manufactured giving OF owners, or agents VI
Corporations; tue Towns County and state where each
factory Is located the Kind aud aity OF goods 'nuisc-
tured. and the OF coHdrnrIng carGs ana sHahGs
gu .uv of goods annually produced by eaca factory
appIoxinated by persons competent and TAM lar WIN
manufactures. No account OF the WOODEN Mahuia'lorle7
al ali approaching this IN completeness has ever
appeared The number OF establishments Is over eleven
hundred and the Information here given has been procured
by personal visit OF the proprietor OF the condensins cards
or hi attorney Tas published IN neal COR pac!
voum- containing about TWO hundred pages handsomely
5ouGd Cloth Ii, work can be forwarded By mall al
Is WAf n. GRAHAM, cr5uGe Buildings. Nasssi.s!
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5osInn Auction balts

DYT,P z. 6 ~. RICH, So and IS Brosd-srcet Bss.
Dion EVERY WEDNESDAY,
Doors, SHOES BsoGAss ASD HArs-WEEKLr SALES-
Every case Will be -nld without rererve
EVERY WEDNESDAY.
LEATHER, &r. Sole and Upper Leather Calf Skins, Ii.
ung., Sindin :. Kid and Morocco and other phoe stock
Liberal cash sdvs"c-s made
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B- The Tribune OF next Saturday wlil coniaiT
the full particulars the intended opening Of me Cnuret
Of the Nativity Second avenue ok under the direc
lion Of r. Rev. DR.. McCosky aud Rev hessrs ONei
and KEN. dS u
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A Railroad between Flushing and the Wanapout
.projecred
The following table shows the date Of opening and
closing the canals and the number of days OF navigation
in each year from 1924 to the present:
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED

In packet ship Stephen Whnsy, from Lverpool-Josepb
Dame New-lork Charles De Begue France; John
Lee. New York-l26 in the steersgc.
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ES- New DIRK Prison issociniiOn.-lhe Irison
Association viii celebrate lis first Anniversary al tue Iaoer-
nacle on Friday evening. The 9Th oiDecenber
The Chair will bc taken BY the President, Nlce-Charccor
NcCoun. precisely NJ half past O'Clock
The reports OF III. several Committees OF the AssocAuon
VIII reat and addresses made by Gentlemen Se!eccd ''
the purpose.
After the OF the ceremonies the Officers for the en-
suing yesr Will be chosen.
By order OF the Executive Committee.
J. ". EDMoN0S, JOHN D. RUSS
ISRAEL RUSSELL ISAAC I. HOPPER
RENSSELAER, y. HAVENS,
Committee of Arrangements.
y.csnL.r te.5 d. 2s
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TAB ACLE.--TEMPLEPON'S FAREWELL
4 GA Tuesday next. The 9Th December MIR. Tempelon
hegs TO announce with gratitude TO his liberal patrons thc
Puhc) .! YORK that in consequence Of his projected
tour 10 the South he reluctantly makes his farewell bow
and gives his LIST entertainment flor several monthsl In
New YORK, on Tuesday the 9Th inst when he will
hav" the honor Of singing the following tongs and scenas,
with appropriate ilus atoms:
Piano Forte. ar Austin Phillips The instrument from
J. II. Chambers, $50 Broadway.
An interval OF 10 minutes between the parts.
PART FIRST
Scng-fThe Lads of the Village"
S,U2-" JocA OF Hszeldean."
Soug-"The Harp that through Taras Hall
Song-"My Mamie, o."
Grand scena from the Opera OF " Der Frieschuu"
Aria" Through the Forest through the Meadows."
P,Rr SEcoSp
Song" There was II Jolly Miller once"
Song" Roy's wife OF Adivalloch.'
Song" Sally in our Alley"
Soug-"Ye Banks and Braes o. Bonnie Door,"
Hunting SouE-"O,d fowler
PART THIRD.
Grand ScenR Thy desre.) All ia Los, Now" IS Still so
gently DER Stealing, originally sung by Mr.. Tenn
pleon in the grand Opera OF e La Somuam bula"
Song" Here's TO the alden of Bashiul fifteen"
Song" Aud Lang Syne"
Song-"Tha Jolly BeggaL'
Valrdic,ory-Song-"T The Star Spanged Banner
Doors open ri 7. To commence n O'Clock and ermn-
sic Stores, and al the doors Tickets 50 Books Of
the words price i2i eta. each 10 be had at the DOORS
Mr.. TempetOn will also repeat the above entertainment
a. the Gothic Hail. Brooklyn THURSDAY, the lth inst be-
ng his farewell and last appearance in that city for several
months. dS 81
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~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES keArMENr---Df. 5.

~ Ciairv oyance.-MEpIcAi. TKEATMESr.-D7. ;
Lyon A j. Davis, the celebrated fou2hseepsie
Cla'ryoyani whose OF accurately dein-at,ag The IN
'efuA ganis Of the human SYSTEM Describing diseases
with their symptoms and Causes and prescribing their re-
;neoer, have never surpassed. Is permanently es
taosocG at " Grccn hrt~ Spring and Prince where
VIII be cappy who may desire examine
obs d? ohrvcyauce with avrw the removal OF disease
hours ." reception r III 20 10 NJ. and from To ocvcS,
p. VI Examinations al O'Clock A NJ and O'Clock p ".
The MEDICAL faculty invited call and he satisfied OF
the reality aud usefulness, OF Csirvoyanc di SITS
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lust UBLISHED-PKICE 80 CENTS

JUST PUBLISHED-PRICE 30 CENTS.
Obstinate lnyeterste. and Habtus
CONSTIPATION, (Co-tY-nes-. mot ouy totally over
- come but also completely destroyed without using
either Purgaves. Injections Be;hs, By Natural, sim,
pie Areeable, sui aiah.e Means recently discovered
in France followed by Certificates from ceie,
braed Ping scians by aeseons from other Pe.ons OF
distinction III =,
This Work in English is printed in Paris Plosnea a.
Inc Ngtioa. Depot OF AkroS OF Paris, No. III Maicen-
lane Hew-Tork aud sod By ali Booksellers ana
Dealers United S-.i,s-PriceS 81 cts 10 "a" ms =
a LfiANACS l2s cent, per doLea| q I s-'.
N Auaaacs FOR sale al GrahaIns Troun" ou'iciIke,
~ cent per dozen
EARUEK-' ALNANAC> al Is OF. per uo1e u 10. ,Oi
l. sale al GRAHASpS, Tribune Buildings A'fo
per.uce Aim 1nac al u ce1ts per coZ "a ~
NEW HULLED BUChWHEAT-Neat and
.rIy psck ,or Southern sud Eastern markets IN
,-Is baiyss ouarsrs ei2hhs and boxes also IN white
mnslin baEs OF 50 and Is lbs- For sale By
iN CROMWELL & BtRDSALL,
MI Io,is. Successors To Holt Owen, 2,s FrontsI
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FOREIGN PORTS.
Point Petrc (Gaudaloupc) Nov Ii, bark Mallory, Bah
bdec. for 81 Marks in few days.
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Two THE LOVERS CT the Fine AIts-La Sorie du
Balm Coming from The Bath This exquisite and re-
fined Painting, ION De kuypers celebrated marble statue
lately exhibited National Academy, and pronounced
by competent Judges br,he chef uuvre vi modern paint
ing Will he rallied for Thanhg giving evening, Thursday
Dec 4th at Tt-anambLa No. Hester street juno
Div sor a few chances yet remain 10 he sold Con
no.seurs. and the lovers oil and splendid
work OF urt would do well to embrace this opportunity.
ia g,-
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TANFS n. BRADSHAW.

u In Chanccry-Before the Chaacellor-Henry Dial
lev vs. Luctus Nj. Comstock and Ann incorrectly and
County of New York, s-.-Fr-derck a. Lynde. OF said
Civ being duv sworn, deposes says the Bond
and Notice of Appeal from The order the Vice Chspcel
or OF The First Circuit disolvns injunction in this
filed IN the Office OF the Assistant Register OF this Court
on the 18th day OF November instant
FREDERICK A. LYNDE.
Sworn and subscribed his 26L day OF November 1915,
before me, R. EMMETT, Ass. Reg.
IT General Depot for the salc of Dalleys Magical Pain
Extractor is 2s Futon-st Sun Building, y. l. which the
only place where Agents can be supplied with the orgins!
and genuine article. % 6ts'
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PALR0AD Mq aIs, Iron o3 be- heavy
= pnsttern nos IN In this country VI N
Ra ns nd eoua in every respect In point Of Ap
Eurepe anu fIURDOCk, LEAvITr co Agent.
ply 70 corner Cedar and Greenwich So
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lots Southern descriptions are quiet and nominal at
7507 90. Sales 80 tons OH CAKE NJ sSU w.
Export from Ist to Goth November.
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soARFs, oRAvATs AND MUFFLERs,

Received by The last Steamer,
A THE New-York Cash Tailoring and Gen,lemcn's
ACeneraI Furnishing Establishment 1877 Broadway, three
doors oeow the Franklin House, choice assortment OF
fancy articles for gentemens comprising the
most desirable assortment OF scars, cavatp and entire
new style omufers Indispensable for gentlemen travelling
Also full oover coats cloaks aud sacks con.
stnnty hand manufactured the best workmen In the
city and solo at reduced prices.
NIB isu }. G. BOOTH CO.
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DnROAD IRON-The Montoat itC y, 10; 10 Ian Ian
vile Pa prepared 10 execute vac IN S
Eau Ds an un % MURDOCH. LEAyiTT co.
iO pS7sa Agents, corner Cedar and Greenwich u"
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aurtioi1 Sales.


JOSIAH RICHARDS, Anenosees
RY BANGS, RICHARDS & PLATT.-s.oro
ID %, Broadwsy-Lisefs eash advances made 90 Goa.
..->''' ~ Friday Sa EVENING, Dec. ah
neoks Axo sTATIoSEsY.-A general assortment OF Mis-
eeAns0u' Books together with large variety OF Sisaone-
! MONDAY AND TUESDAY EVENING. Dec s,h and 9th
THEOLOGICAL LIskARIEx-A isrse and valra-
bic private Library Of Theoloslca Book.
S0hTSS No., * S e.: Aasnon and Commission M;r.
oral advances made on eonhznenu AID pronps roearns
made
AIiot O'Clock, 81 81 Ann-st
GSocXERY AND GLASS WAnE, &c comprising large a.
OF rich China Tea Sets China csIo Plates pin
and Trays Chns lnks,ards Rich Cut Deca1ers and Tub
balance OF ihs stock OF dealer changing his business.
Also by order OF the Sheriff. three Patent Knife Cleaners
in good order
by JAMES M. nILI.kk-
ID TUESDAY, Dec 9.
AT l0t O'Clock, q; he store No. Lkeryst
Doors SHOES 8RoGAss-ioco casss Boots Shoes and
Western and Northern trade Sale positive.
THURSDAY. Dec. IL.
At ie4 O'Clock, a. lbs store OF GILMAN, small Co Noa
and Feny-st
SOLE LsArAxx-soso sdes OF sole leather, with other
articles m The line.
A. c. FUTILE. Aucuoneer
RY JACOB =. PLATT-Fnday, a, 10 o'clock. Of
ID the Auction Room, Watches and Jewery-A stock of
5000 value. consisting OF gold and silver watches chro-
movements hrc gold ewelry such ngs ptrs
chains, earrings diamonds, &c Sale positive
Also 400 English nne gold ladies' and genLemens pen.
ellis
Also 50 doz ne gold Fob and guard chaus with fox dog
and horse head ses s AID Keys.
Also 100 fne 20 watch -eais keys and swivela
Also 500 fai gold and plated drops and broaces
OF various COSTS from SIS 10 SIS.
Also great variety OF gold and paste breaches scart
pins .naueed mourning breaches locke:s, vEegsreltes
mourning rings paste do canoes, ecremers rngs. diR
mond pins and rings spectaces, &c
Also silver table And poors, butter knives kc
n B-Among the watches are English heavycaset gold
ard silver chronomelers levers, duplex &c
Also ladies' bard AMI gold dial aae epire aud English
watches
Also, chronomeer epne and lever hard and gold dial
movements some very sue, with independent sscords
Catalogues Will be ready the day previous al O'clock
NB-rhe .ale Watches VIII commence al II O'Clock,
and those wishing me wGch-s for private use VIII ind
opportunity purchasing this sale OF the gold and silver
clrouomeers. Watches viii he sold sirgly. d 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-04

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