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Scneral Notices.


EE- The 4. \. senate of ISi2.-The subscribers
respectfully ,ha; their large mezzoni engraving
OF the United Senate is completed and will IN short
time published Those who desire receive early i'm
pressiors Invited call the Na,iOna! Anatlre t
isiy and examine the engraving.
IulS ISL ANTHONY. CLARK L co. t+7 Broadway.
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JOSEPH B. CLOSE & co.
No - Rntyary

MEs's, Bows AND CHiLoRES's
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING very low prices,
L wholesale and fstail) and tbs largest assortment In
any stor. in The city. oz jms'
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General Notices

- The True Principie--I4= only rvl= purpose
O: Ne1rrr i 70 AZ Ns-Irs re=or IL ki-lan syst-ua
% - ----r --- ra-t action rec t7 -lF rsl-4 +, L.
become dszaEgs or as7fes-sd For l. aeeozllsa1as .
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MEMORANDA


Letter bags Of packet ships Ashburton for Liverpool
and Arso for Havre will close at henyons Foreign Let
ter Office 20 Walst at 10 IL o'clock.
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WIGS AND ToUPEEs
~ Wig, md seams; or. Real Head, of Hair.

cT Decidedly the most perfect assortment OF
Wigs sae ScAIps ne United StS-> are - oo found a.
BACHELORS, WaIl-s- Broadway he aISo
:asaaisctres order he shorIes noi.ce 20 Elis
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THE ENGLISH ANIMALS FC

THE ENGLISH ANIMALS FOR l547.
n APPLETON 4 co. 20V Broadway, beg TO inform
~. the trade public that they have received by
late steamers entire variety OF the English Annua'tor
the sosuing year, VIZ
The Keepsake edited by the Countess OF Bessington,
with splendid embellishments by eminent artists ensrav-
81 under the supefineudence Of Mr. Charles Heath, and
contributions by distinguished and fashionable writer's
Roval svo Bound In CRIMSON six.
The Book OF Beauty edited By the Countess OF Blessing
ton comprising series OF Female Portraits. ny eminent
ARTIST. engraved tde superintendent Of MI Cbss
Heath and contributions BY distinguished and fashona-
hl. writer's ROYAL 3yO. Bound IA blue silk.
The -swng Room Scrap Book, edited by Mrs Norton
Illustrated win numerous stee! eusfaYirg; OHe volume
no Hald.oinrly bound.
The London Arts Union frize Annual. splendid vol
in Illustrated with foGyeighI large plates representing
vu hundred aud -ev-ntyhye diferen. subjects, from
paintings 5y th4 moot eminent modern artists vol ITO
M. FORGET Me- Not Christmas. New Years aud Birth
Dav Pre.tn edited By r shooerl Illustrated by ten
Eatiy orders are solicited as the importation this
season Is unusually limited az
Al the American Annals FOR Cor sale Al 20" price,
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Corresponderce OF The TribuDr
Coresponeence ID I,ne Tflbune.

Our unarke, Is ffmer today for both Wheat and
Flour People have been frightened Lille wI;aoa;
much zeal cause
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NEW MUSICAL PUBLICATION

ErRTH < HALL franklin square. and FIRTH HALL
FOND, $50 Bfoadway.-Caly Polka by Allen bod.
worth win coored ygnee, % c:s.; plain yigneue p
cts Jenny Lind POLKA by Dodworih. Both OF the above
are play.G by Dol7yor,h. Cornet Baud Once only let
me SPEAK song BY M!-s Torry-I3 cents Les TGpases
Mo- Trois Reysfies MeIancOlquss by Francois Hanien
-25 cts Orrinal Redows Walk, by Julien, with col
orad yisurt,e-50 cents WI BE- published soon, bod
yorths Knicserbocker ard SANTA Claus olafres, both
- ,h SPLENDID Aog sphic titles, and Samue. LoTer ne"
uS'A-
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EE-sS PrI-

TSe 4ra>rlcz. Tzip-g-ec AyEea11 eset=5e A-=scfyc
General d4o6 ]; q FuIi"n-st d door- sod a.o Off
Sn - SrJsftrnv Cock corner Grand and Allen .s ST.
"a E7t Rro f.r,v Mrs Hayes, 80 Ful.on--t Brook
in 01TeE1. = Gr-fd . NiiiainseIrsn- 6 ia-eot
R-Boys Clothing es aaf aaaG- Z ne NOS ft.loua-
b. ssy- 81 Broadway % -taITs. top2ose he IAA-r-
n.1Ie5 ~ MRS. Il FREEMAN. II mi.
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miscellaneous
SHERMAN * MORRIS, corner OF Broad an,
NEW FRUITS,

~ Beaver SIS. offer sale
200 Bundle. Russia Sheet Iron, best
IS C-ses Il inch Sheathtng Copper
SEQ Boxes Tin Plate. assorted brands
2u1 Tons Ne~-J-r.ey Blooms
100 Hammered Square Iron.
100 Assorted American Iron.
30 Boiler Iron, No
400 Railroad Iron, Il By :.
= Railroad Spikes. .
81 Hamburg Forge Pig Iron. dS
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No. United Rro,her ot

r. Association No. 1, United Brother, Of
Temperance, Will hold Public Meeting a. HE All
corner OF Craad-sL and Broadway, TIL. evening TIE
meeting will he addressed by Dr. Schnebsy and others
and Lecture by Dr. Sherman Singing by Mrs. rcse ard
others JAMES hAkfEh- President.
THOMAS Wocp, Rec Secretary. IS IL
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New-York Cnttlc Market. .MoSpAv, De,

Reported by our own Reporter.
Al MARKxT-ll50 Bee! Cattle, (about 200 from the
South so Cows and Calves; 5000 Sheep and Lambs
-Rset Cast&The market has been rather dull
and holders have demand sufficient to dispose
OF the supply hand though considerably smaller than
that sale last week Prices do materially vary
from those then Ubte!ucd and may he quoted 81 50a
s. - tos good retailing qualities. 4 small 10, taken Tor
the Bermuda market and probably some 100 head lett
over.
Cos and CalecsCOn,inuc in good request, a, uniform
prices which quote at from SIS SIS and $40 rs in
quality,
Sheep and Lam6s--Dull Prices have declined and 500
head remain over unsold The have been
principally a, from 81 s. Soa3 50 ior Sheep and 20
to 81 50 aud s. 50 for La!nhr.
Hay AUD S,ae-Salcs of wes,chcstcr and Long Island
Timothy and Clover Seed from the wagons al a.; cts
per cw,. Straw s. 80 per 100 bundles.
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rs- gish,b War;, Pioneer Henry Clay Club

The uiehets OF MS NIl5 Ie4s 1e s! M. :" Is oIss'
lied in the CnoHl Will give srscd Bal IN coin;Hemors
ZION Of the ratification c tire Treaty Of GheEi g. the Apollo
on The I7ih February. 1871. They hsve made arrange
eot. with Gisac cshe artists. Sno already eng aged
~ ~. fr tte oeeAsloc GS
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JACOB 5. PLATT. Aacuoneer.
AKIN NV RTIflER

,y'OYS AND FANCY ARTlCLEs.-JACoBs 8:
i PLATr VIII sell This Day. al 10 o'clock. at No. u
P!.ts Il original Toys and 300 lots assorted Toys
and Fancy Goods. suitable for dsaiers, sapersedsn
OF Fairs and others The cases contain from 10 10 700
pieces and DO sold without reserve aud consne
every variety OF wooden pewter paper aud eaner TOY
an assortment Wax aud Kid Dolls In lots suitable
retail dealers Also, lointed Wooden Dolls and DON
Heads. 49,,
Toy aichc, Book Boxes STEEL C-sEIoas Pictures, Fan
cy Soaps Billiard Tables, WrIipg Desks &C &c
,o,., p,..dv da It.
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WIN. r. JUNES, AuctUheef. - a., -,
DOOTs, SHOES AND BROGANS.-on w eahos-
ID day December 0, 49, al 10 o'clock at the soso ~ -
q lng.fsoI a Co No 122 PeaTsL so cases, conpfisin8s
Ind d.slIabs assortment Of Boots, Shoes ana BIO
sa5. saitabs for tho southern essrn and city dealers
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d. APPLETON s co.

u AZ ON q w
DUBLISH on MONDAY, The BOOK OF Anecdotes or
[ The Moral OF Ill story. taught by Real Examples, oy
Jonn Frost Ii d, author If tho Book of the Navy,
etc illustrated with engr-yiuE-. vol limo. tics 81
The purpose ls work Illustrate and enforce the
principle OF sound morality general and OF active be-
nevo.nce IN particular by real examples drawn from au-
thentc history The volume Is illustrated with more Than
one hundred -n.rsvings
or TUESDAY.
\ Practical Introduction 10 Greek Prose Composition,
by Thomas Arnold. A. revised and corrected py J A
Spencer NJ 4 One neat youm. l2mo. Free 81
The object this enable the Student as soon
a. he can decline and conu with olerabe cy TO
Translate simple sentences after given examples and with
iven words principles trusted TO being those OF H
,,on and ery frequent Tep>tt,an Its Al once syntax
vocabulary and an exercise book One object steadily
k-ot M view that OF making the general contribution 81
,ntence5 of more portanc- than the mere gopernent
ca,. which nearly all that most eXee!sepooSs pretend
JUST PUBLISHED,
Engli-h synonyms classified and explained WIN prac
teal exercises by ). F Graham, edited by Prot Henry
Reed LII D l2no.-sl.
De uirs- Elementary French Reader. l5mo-5o cents
Guzors Complete History OF Civilization vols limo.
3 50
Sketches and Skeletons Of $40 Sermons vol. ago.-
= ~
Rationale Of Crime by NJ B. Sampson, edited by Mrs
T. w Faruhaln illustrated with portraits OF Criminals,
sc. limo paper cover, o. cts cloth IS cts d7 ~.
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Boarding.


BOARD NASTED-A gentleman with MS wife AMI
ID child Is wears old ,y-hs. 10 obtain mont room on
the second floor either insned or UNFINISHED, win
board In A rentee boarding house situated between
Fourth and Fourteenth and near Broadway Address
T. p w Merchants Hotel. stating terms & tor one
Nveek. u2 =
BOARD yTANTED-By young man IN pirate
ID smiy--el,sious pr.fsrred'Nhe here the comforts OF
home can be dyed Payment 20 be- made IN cabin. iuf
ror,.f h. low d3 81
DOARD-A few -. pect4b!e young gentlemen can pro-
ID cure pleasant rooms with beard, IN respectable pri
vae family A-o pleasant rooms on ne second door
suitable for gentlemen and their wives or single gentle
men furnished uufunI-hed, with OF without board OF
with tea and breakfast Apply Al Y Mefce-,s % WIS,
LADY having piano forte wishes to obtain board
Awh.re -hc can allowed something ,or the Use OF ih-
instrument competent u give instruction. ana mas
good recommendations She has several valuable articles
OF furniture which .hs would dispoT- OF Tor money or
board. a pouS family would be- preferred. note ad-
dressed to 4. Is c. Tribune oihce giving Tue fea name
and residence wi. receive immediate attention Refer
exchanged q. oas
DOONIS, win or without Boarl--Very comnodious
Hand desirable room. with CRATES. suitable for single
gentlemen or gentlemen ard their wives, may be obtained
with or without breakfast and tea, reasonable terms,
application be made soon a. no. 81 LspenafG.st near
Broadway u =. l-Is
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NEW WORKS IN PRESS.
GARY x HART. Philadelphia. will publish the follow
StnE
The Shoe, Of Fortune and other Tales By Han. Christian
Andersen.
Irish Diamonds Theory OF Irish Wi, and Blundefs
combined with other kudre! subjects by John smith.
author OF Rejected Addresses
New Year Day, Winter Tale Tor !si7 by Mrs. Gore
The Snow Storm. by Mrs Gore.
Partners Tor Christmas Story. By Camilla Toulmn.
Life OF Punchinelio, with enxravnss.
The Bon.par- Letters and Dispatches secret conhden-
ta Ind Official from original IN private cabinet vols
Elementary Text Book for Young Surveyors aad Level
ler-.
III. Of Cfahbe, b. his son.
The Rise OF Napoleon. By Col. Mitchell.
The Buuey Papers part
The Queens OF France Vols and Do II
NATURAL HISTORY OF NETWORK.
SET IN y vols OF ,hs valuable work offered for sale
Al mucn less than the usual price All the volumes
color.i IN the best manner ". X. CORNWELL,
IA yt- Us Beayer.sL
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ANTHONY J. BLEECkER. Aucuoueer
\ ARGE SALE OF Splendid S,esmbcais-To close
Lcouceru-The following STEAMBOATS, VIII Do seld at tho
Merchants Exchange 10 tho city OF New York all O'clock
on "Wednesday the 18th day OF December Sc by Anthony
Bl-eCkeT AuctlOneer.
The sale peremp,ory on liberal terms Particulars can
be had by applying tho Aueloncers ohce, No Broad
street. 80
The steamer George Washington entirely usw OF the
burthen tons $40 feet long 90 feet BEAM cyandet
Slt inches, II feet stroke.
The knickerbocker years old, 800 iret long, % ce'
BEAM inches cylinder, 10 feet stroke -,
Three. iourtils pdr OF tho Hendrix Hudson yea, ou
$40 feet long s. feet beam, Z! inches cylinder II feel
stroke .-,..
The south America years Old no feet lons. 2It feet
beam. - inches cylinder, II feet stroke 900
The North America year. old ~ fee, long, Isl foot
peam ~ inches cylinder, IL feet stroke, .
The Columbia years old 10 fest long, ~ lee. o-dn' ~
tuches cy Under, IL feet stroke o. ...
81 inches cylinder. 10 feet stroke.
The GaL.ll- well suited for short route
The above well known as the most coniio-
dlous aud boats tho American walos mat
IL is deemed unnecessary give particular description
OF them here All OF the boats will he sold without reserve
o.e,ction day named unless disposed oil al pri-
vsle sale prior 10 thai unis.
The properly examined any day previous 10 mo
slo 3lieDtOlS&Oo TX 10 % N 10 - op S1'Ias
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sirnatlons. 81. mautsn.
DARTNER WANTED-A Par'r-r s vsat9l

pART>ER wANTEp-A Pa['ueF : V wanted IN ,te
-.--9T II S5 - sil-l Th- 51snss- row three
yezrs -,a.-h-5. ha- IT 1rT-a>.1- run Of ey sid
country customer To an .1ye sHq enter Pfsiu y112
-nsu il J-r- good opportunity ine addressed 20 :
Z a. ne ocs O.: this PAPER VII Iae- " ~ sientl r-5
2--------
D-Er1piuyni-at tg : .a5orins man who la.
b--a working ~ iolnliy mt. - 80 q AZ v 5s.-
Hex willing 20 To'E =. AZ. -ll- I az ~ 40 oT .oN
wages Please INQUIRE for Ihor1A. ss-h4n l. Twenty
sT;h-; rearJ OF oi The Editor OF lie 4rloule 10 whom
he refers. d55as
H,\TE n, .7:--sT:os 5v /. Protestant yotlg woman
w a. cll-sls aaid and s-Em-iTesS, Or eEaIoeru!ad
and waiter snd = willing 70 msAe asfssI generally use
is s:s 4. Apply q s''7'aas - 47 ,-s tween 3:2 "a
w tNTED-A yyou.sa VIII little boy II months Old,
wants alac- Tor general nouse7'ofA ! n great d.
ires- her .us1i hsvn= -ii hst -n a'on-h' s,ace sae
Inquire st56 PaTs-ro7v- = aooI. q y
yITANTEp-;ic Inc ies sore 70 CoTiaai-sL several
~ tIra. Industrious persons ~ pec1e Lea They
nsse good Ivlnz by O. si ~ an something beside Il
WI Ice necessary Tor Hesc WAC apply 70 nave ave aeias
20 money. a. ei.s
Y{T.STFD-Bys German sirl. who understands her
w blsine-, thoroughly, situation 81 sdys mad-un-
cers,a1cs sewing and Ha.r-lrc-7Ih-- taeAccF 9Itpe
references given. Apply =; No Beac5-St Dc 81
Xi-ANTEp-A situation COOK, y asher and iroEer by
w res-.-tahle vc-ug woman who u willing 70 do
general aoa.egrora respectable Pr.'a'e family Apply
a - Madison Is @t.s-
y1TtNTEn-lfrespecsb American, English or Scotch
W urls 10 work in manufacturing establishment; ~ The
country hours tEsyel from tis CITY Apply Al No
Sprlce.,i between The hours o; ! or5 r NJ Do .
XyTANTED-By a respectable protestant girl,
w ION A. cook washer and r0ner The best Of city
reference vii De given Apply ~ ELzaoe!hs up stairs
do y
yXTsSTFD- s;psII steam Boiler Apply at TIE ware
w nous. of the NeTar. leda Rubber Manufacturing Co.
), Maidcusne. ~ isu
tfTANTED-A boy wanted IL a bookstore Apply al
w - Broadway d'
DOY WANTED-A sGarf. intelligent BOY from IS to
ID wears o age Apply the book stoJe % 6thageuus
SHOWER BATH WANTED-Aay person Who
- has secondhand cue for sale VII ma purchaser a;
IL. Pearl-.l. up -.alrs q u
OsT-Bet,veen Ioerty..; ard Cry Hall, sua! par
l. c.. containing MaraDvau feathers Any person esv-
tr thern Al = Libertys! would receive The thanks of
ado
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HXTYA New HuIiec 3rcx~hea--The undersigned
Tar prepared 20 receive orders for culied Buck
wheat n-.y PACKED Z barrels, DALI barrels caarts! ead
.-nth barrels bags OF 81 &C . lbs. eac AFRO
Tor r.aan Flour and Oai Meal IN Ike packages. These
.c.-. are warranted equal any n market ords from
out The C;J panied with Guy reference VIII
neel W.T.. pcOlp. st:enaon- 7. }: g. kHOSF;
Oh sn.a 81 Frortst door below Pecksup-
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re- Dress Boots.-The subscriber keeps constantly
or hand lsrce OF ire ciiy made dress Boots
FTrach s,ve az - and ST. warranted In SraT We'll AHd
give satisfaction 10 the purchaser scots sde IL oer' n
e very h. manner 81 the shortest notice Persons hav
Ing tender feet on scccuni OF cors oGuioos &c can te
ensured handsome We, easy IT. a the subscriber meth
cd o! taking drawing OF the feet and atIg and keep
Ing par cf lasts for esch customer, renders nshi III
possible. ;fisl Will convince
Leather and other kinds OF Oversao-s Tor sa!e - We'll
every other aclr hts line OF business Il he lowest
prices. n2 lnisecdl JOHNL. WATKINS III sU!ior-st
II VIII Consumptivcs longer delay 70 Svslt
themselves OF medicine valnaole SIS tae SoSAsSS
BALM DR.. Condon, OF Fort Coyingou thai he CURED
lady with less han bo;ile OF SOUTHERN SAiN, wso
exhibited every symptom Of Consumption, and VINO had
tiled all the advertised remedies and OF The physicians
in her neshbcrhocd, and himself among the rest! wisou;
saccess.
These cases Nigh, De multiplied great number. We
truly say tbs, the universal testimony from
Agents For farther particulars call on Tie Agents Sd
eetve Treatise on Consumption. Ae--:ogethcr VIII
Certificates. &c.
For sale a, 20 Cos,,aad.s. General Depo;, ass,
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IOtal sls,oJo Sb,lSS w 1+,Jf3 -
Amount OF Coal transported Tons, Cwt
Week enning November 30th 1876 =. 2le26 10
Corresponding period in lS45 ..---. 1880 o.
Do do 1914 .--.-.-. 1908 Ii
One day Thanksgiving was lost in the above week,
The total amounts shipped from the various Coal
regions in Pennsylvania during the present up
to the latest dates has been as follows. viz
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SUFFERERS on THE LOIRE.-The Commit.
Zee appointed meeting held Sd Dec. 10 solicit
subscriptions for the relief OF the sufferer. by the
dntiou OF the River Loire, beg leave to the
citizens OF New.York thar CONCERT viii be gwen
FRIDAY the ith the Church OF Saint Vincent &.
Paul cansis by Amateur Performances which will be
well worthy the attention OF the public.
Tickets will be found the principal music stores aIhe
Offices Of the French papers the door Of the Church
tbs evening performance. and with the members OF
The COMMITTEES undersigned.
DE La FOREST: Prest. G BEekET.
eAEGASs2NSE T Sec EoI EhsF RESEET d
s MoRr M n In Jules Ii MoHIrN.
S yGF9k bEafGKcEY GFExs MSsSoN
a. l. DJAS. Ne"-iots, Dec : 1915 673.
Asst WEEK OF the Landing OF Columbus Tn, Elk.
on Tuesday, the 10Th inst Corner Broadway and Leon
ardst Abundance % cents season Tickets 80 cents
NIL lmis'
IERICAN MUsEUN.-Spiendd Performances
week positively OF The SHAKlN oUAKcRS, Also, last
week ofhe Moving Panorama representing the passage Of
great Nassau Balloon with three from the cliy
OF London TO Germany. In addition, the following per
formers engaged Great Western the Yankee Some'
dian. Misses Wheeler and julien MI Whitlock Comic
Meange. Shaker CouJlship, LIVING OumS Ouiang and
Cafree and Mad Rockwell, the famous Fortune Teller
Admission. q cts-chidreu under 10. IA cts ~
,JYHE ANATOMICAL MUSEUM, a33 Bowery,
t, open for exhibition. containing vast nunbrt oil
Wax Preparations illustrating every part OF The human
system occupying rooms anon. which IL. MAGNIFICENT
fun sized wax Female Figure conlsn'ng the Frtus III
Uterc -
la the Lecture Rooms OF the Museum, Dr. HAsSELL Is
delivering Course ofLecmres on Anatomy Fhy'ioosy
aud the various Diseases Of the Human Body every even
ing ats O'Clock, except "Wednesday aud Saturday even
ng. when Dr. BOYLE will deliver Course u Lectures
on dental and Moral Philosophy illustrated by Phreno-
ogy AT the clos. of each OF his Lectures. examinations
ofh- heads Of of the audience Will be made TO Illus
trale the truth OF the science.
Admission 10 the Museum % cents
Admission 10 hs Lectures ~ cents.
Persons visiting the Museum with b. presented th
ticket admitting them 10 the lecture OF the evening
For particulars see small bills. d. WIS
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NEW CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, DC. fof "a

Y Saes-The susniion OF families, merchants, hotel
e-pr. ship a-d steamboat eDouL 70 purchase
Carpets on Cloths. ANY other article IN tue lir, are m
Yiil 70 the stocs Of aud beautiful Carpets ana On
Cloths ~ received a. Ciuioa's extensive aEe-foou.,
lending through The block, and fronting on No. 81
East Broadway. sld Il Dtyison-st.
Tn grity Of new patterns Of AL The various styles VI
Brussels Three Ply and the beet quality Of Iugrsns nas
mol been -qual.d n THIS market for many years al Of
which have been received direct from the manufacturers
every article viii prove represented Another great
consideration purchasers The fact tsi II s the deter
riEst;5F To sell 81 such prices viii defy competition.
- en- Alter H.. new TArif L4k-s effect
" Il GUiOSS Wareroofn- fronIlnS
ol5 .eodf 90 No 81 East Broadway, snd II Dvisio1s
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

II tss Jac.4, sky .ve-tiQs5,rlaR3 from Lir0PooMr
S5Gar; and lady London, Mrs Paine Nrs Jardine and
Mrs Berry, SYork; Rev NJ Bri1sraade, Newark,
Rev Nr Gosi-r Kentuckv. Il Hsnuig SYo-s; "
Ohpnan; London G : Woolhcuse E 4 Gehuels
schuize. Germany James o.sr Philad- and 20 n The
Storage.
IL ti> shig Aa5srn from Tsas oriea=s-Nrs LauEhlaa
and 500, kittridge aui 10 II the steerase,
IN ne pcokef saip Sri> de G-7sss ro- He-e-Ars Hey
lander hod family Cass Soa.nsk and go IL s;eer-cs
IN it> sil7 H1r.2t9a jro1 L5s-2ooI--I Huisoa = =
Sidney Dr. Onl-y ard isd7. and - n steeFsse
IL M brig Aas7r1. from 5oae1e-S 2 Brown
MARINE JOURNAL.
Port OF NETWORK
MINIATURE .LHA:AC.----TEIs DAr
ruz sr. Tx nooS YULt ST.
glses- /; So. -; 30 Ri=e..--lo l. Ere - -
LATEST DATES.
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ship Arco anthony Havre, VIM Whitock jr-
B.ic Clinton Andrews. Savannah, Sturges. Cearman
schr. Catharine. scott, West indies Thompson Jr,
Patrick Henry Chester Richmond; Cora. Guthne.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-08
ANTHONY J. BLEECkER, Aucuonccr.
AREE SAl,EnE BUILDING LOTS on Mad

ANTHONY j. bLEEChEh, hucuonocf =, =.
ARCE SALE OF BUILDING LOTS ON Madi.
Il son and Fourth avenues 18th 18th, 3Oh and jst
81, and on the Middle Road.--ANTHONYJ BLEEChEh
viii sell Thursday the 10Th inst at i29cock.
al tho Merchants Exchange, 92 Lots OF Ground. lying
mostly parcel, and sIiuaISi - follows. VIZ -,
Lois and parts VI lots lhe ih'ayonue between "h
aud JOth sts. .,,
large pieces OF ground fronting the Middle Road,
and extending of The block between 4Sih
aud 30 sis to tho center OF tho block between 3ls and
I'D -,
Is Lot. on avenue between 2SIh aud SD sis.
Lots 9Sth.st. between ilh and 9Th avenues
Ia Got. on .9urst do. do.
10 Lot, on 3Otn-st do do.
Is Lots and cores 90 3lstst do. do
There arc various buildings tho above property, which
will be sold with the which they respectively stand
The title this property is OF lhe bes and oldest IN
WORK having been more tbaD half century 10 mo
family per of Tho purchase money can remain on
bond and mortgage per cent payable % OF oeoIs hvs
years
Llho IRA phc maps hs Obtained al Tho suction room
OF A. j. BLEECKER, Broad ST. (liOl do SITS