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Ma hFTED-h Woman, Who can CONT recon
w nended to do the cooking, Washing, &c, Of q
small family. Apply at No. "a North Euulw street.

| Va hFTED-A Woman, Who can CONT recon
w inended, to do the cooking, washing, &c, Of
| small family. Apply at No. "a North Eutaw street.
w ANfED- Immediately number OF BOySo
prrnIcc7 u respectable Mercantile business Apply al
SCOTTl'S Intelligence office
dc23 No. 10 Exchange Place,
&StTTUATION WNNTED--By a Young man.
~ who can come well recommended and can speak
the German language, porter or ant in no
cry hour or commission store any other rcspecta
ole mercantile business. Apply at
SCOTTI'5 Intelligence office,
as 10 Exchange Place,
GROUND RENT WANTED, of $500 pc,
VI annum, if immediate application be made to
JAMES HANCE-or
JAMES BARRY,
az No 81 Second street
WANTED. Young men, with or without CAPT
Gd, may hear Of hnc opportunities 10 engage in
pronaoie business, ty calling on
SCOTTI's Intelligence Office,
40 No. 10 Exchange Place.
VA have been permitted to copy the following
letter from lady of the highest responsibility IN
BALTIMORE The article the old lady alludes to, we be
heye is H.9NCE'S HO.1RHOUND SYRGP and
C"1NDI, which Is doing wonders III the way of cur
ing Asthnas and COughs.-[N, Y. Mirror
Dear Thomas, you know my affection
The cold that caught at dance
30 | beg you will send me a bottle
OF lOARHOUND, extracted by HANCE.
Mrs. Johnson, dare say you knew her
And the story will sound like romance
Has been cured of her cough Of long standing
by buying some Syrup Of Hance
There's the doctor, too, bless the old fellow
FOR MS health, went a travelling to France
ana came home to be cured Of consumption,
And lays 1t 10 Hoarhound and Hance
Mrs Martin, your fathers first cousin
Lay two or three days in a trance;
AND the hrst thing she said upon waking,
Was ''send for some lIoarhound to IIance."
yesterday sent for the doctor,
Who said, 81 can AT glance,
There's but one thing can cure yDIlr disorder
And that is some HoarhOvnd from Nance
So YOU see dearest Tom, my condluoa
II you would my enioymcntS enhance
Do not fail to forward to morrow
bottle of Syrup from Hance.
DO not trust it with William, nor Peer
For fear of some ugly misChnnce
For what shall do, dearest Thomas
If get not thc lloarhOund from Hancr..
One b0ttlc for me- and another
Don't forget 10 direct to your aunu;
They sell it at Sands, reckon,
But be sure lis the genuine Hanco.
Mrs. Brown was bent double with coughins
But now she = as straight as a lance;
And the change has been wrought, she assures me-
By taking the IiOarhOund from IanCe,
As went to the store but last Friday,
Mr. Buttcman eyed mo askance,
And Whispering said, ''hrS Davis,
\ on must send fOr some IIoarhound to IIanoe."
Mrs Pitts, who subscrbcs 10 the Mirror,
In that Journal encountered by chance
Very lucky, the first advertisement,
Had been seen in our village from HancP.
remain my dear Thomas, as ever,
Your mother, in loves fond durancs.
And ii you would keep me here, darling
Pray send me the HOarhound from ITanCe.
llANCE'S SYRUP AND CANDY are for sale at
l0S BALTIMORE STREET.
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GOOD NEWS: GOOD NEWS:
FROM THE LADIES' FASHIONABLE SIT
r\IpnRII'NI

A. The subscribers have prepared -
&xf2eszAsss5a fine assortment OF beautiful and '<i~S
fashionable SHOES and CATERS. suitable for the
fall and winter, which they womli like the Ladies to
call and examine, and be sold AT the following
prices; Caters So; Half Caters, thick sole, S62; Mo
rocco half Boots do 81 %; Morocco JerrsOns, do. 81
10; Seal Skin Half Boots, SLIP; Seal Skin JetcrSons
81; Misses half Boots, thick sole IS cents; childrenS
Boots and Shoes, 50 cents
{C3- The above work is prepared in the neatcst and
most fashionable STYLE, with every for its durah
ty FANCY SHOESand BOOTS, for BALLS, WE'D
DINGS and PARTIES made at the shortest notice.
ELLIS & NiCOLAl,
delSf No. 80 Baltimorc-St.
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NO CURE NO PAY!
A CERTAIN DISEASE

"a CURED IN TWO DAYS!
The most speedy remedy for Pains in the Lons,
GOnorrhTa, elects, Structures, Affections Of the Kid
ncys, Disease of the Bladder, Gravel, seminal weak
ness, Involuntary seminal emissions, and mpotcncy,
Persons who, by INDUCING in Is ccrct habit, have
tailed on themselves Constitutional DCbihy, any
obstacle 10 marriage, Should apply immc dlatcy to
DOCTOR JOH SSCON,
Of the BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL, office No.
| North FREDERICK STREET, hl0 doors from Bel
hmore street, opposite The Magistrates Office. BE par-
ticmur ii oJ'errms III: hume on y9u ctA mistake the
Thi, hospital was established a numbered years ago
for IN" suppression of quuckGry, there being many
persons, without knowledge, name or character, who
put advertisements IN Vi" public papers, that inst
tuition Of This kind was highly necessary 10 prevent the
afflicted, especially strangers from falling into the hands
Of some unsEiituI wretch, who, instead Of curing,
might send his victim to an untmcly grave. There
fore the afflicted should Shun the numerous pretended
physicians who know nothing of tine practice of nedl-
cine, but consult Or. JOhnStOn who cures
4 CERTAIN DISEASE,
in one two days according to the state Of the pa
tient, without the use of mercury. No mercuua rem
cdcs used 10y Dr. JOHNSTON, his medicines are
paatahc and harmless, and all patients are honnrably
shielded from even the possibility of being discovered
He who places himself under the care Of Dr. j. may
rrligousIy conidc in his honor As a gentleman, and
confidently rely upon his skill Ply stefan, and ii he
is not speedily relieved no remuneration will be de.
'''''' TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Young men who have injured themselves Ivy ccr-
tain practice INDUCED IN when aonc-a habit frequent
~ learned from evil companions, OF at schOolth1 eff
fccts of which nightly felt even when asleep, and
if not cured renders marriage impossible, and destroys
both mind and body, should apply Immediately.
ALI LETTERS posi- PAID.
TAKE NOTICE. DIR. Johnston has had greater
practice in the above affections than any physician in
the H. - He also possesses advantage over all 9th
Crs, from the fact of his having studied IN the great
Hospitals of both Europe and this county, W. those
of England, France, Spain, Russia, Denmuh, &c, and
the Hospitals Of Philadelphia. Thousands IN E"h-
testify that he cured tem after every other
means had failed Read
Or. IOHNSTON'S ADVERTISEMENT
the front tha. Eirsi Hagn of I'm. Hancr. 02L-tL
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THNALLY no! TALLY Hon The increasing
ri demand for the TALLY HO RAZORS is the
strongest proof possible of their being duly appreciated;
ther-ame is now fully established and their superiority
admitted The manufacturers Frederick Penney Of
Sheffield WcStrding of Yorkshire, England, has all-
thOrl2Cd the Agents to refund the money for any one
pronounced, upon fair trial by the original purchaser
defective, bearing upon them the corporate mark, Ial-
ly No. and none are genuine unless this mark is upon
them. supply received and for sale at
do-f No, IS2 BALTIMORE STREET.
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SOUTH CHARLES STREET.
" II OIL F. S III T..
eE ~ Just received, fine assortment of COM
4F.&A MON and PRINTED WARE, well suited TO
" y wholesale trade Country merchants are re-
~ qHcsted 10 call and examine my stock.
RE 7 "A IL.
Also another large lot of Flowing Blue, Hong Kong,
Dinner, Tea, Toilet and Breakfast WARE, OF entire
new patterns. Together with good a stock of Mould
ed and Cut GLASS and CANTON CHINA as can be
found in the city.
The above stock will be sold low, for cash till Jan
uary !, 1916, after which time the subscriber will re-
move to No fl North Howard street.
tG5"All persons indebted TO j. ). H., are requested
10 call and settle such accounts rs were contracted
previous to Sept, 10, lsi6.
oil tjal JOSEPH s. HASTINGS Jr
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% p. =. The proprirtOrs respectfully inform their
friends that their establishment will be open for the
cepton of company on THIS (Monday) MORNING,
at IL O'Clock 1t will be opened in the usual form, by
COLLATION., Sc, TO which their friends and the
public arc respectfully invited, FRI d28-a
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" ANTED. Young men, with or without CAPT
w tn, may hear of fine opportunities 10 engage in
profitable business, by calling on
SCOTTI'S Intelligence Office
40 No, 10 Exchange PlaCp
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ReIicf for Irclnnd.

Tho citizens of New. York. without distinction OF
creed or party, are asked to assemble in Tammany
Hail on Saturday ecerng Of this week (a6th inst
to attest their sympathy with the furnishing mil
lions of Ireland contribute Of their to their
relief and TO take measures to elicit prompt and
effective testimonial of the profound regret the
deep interest, with which the suffcrings OF the
Irish People are regarded by the generous and the
good of this Country We cannot doubt that the
attendance will be large and the spirit enthusi.
astc.
In times past when many Of US deemed i, our
duty to aid by word and deed The efforts Of the
Irish to secure for themselves the blessings OF a
Homo Legislature those who felt constrained to
oppose such assistance in this Country continually
inquired ofus, why don't you rather raise money
for the relief Of the Starving Poor Of Ireland That
is lautablo undertaking. which would violate no
international obligations and which all could unite
in promoting. Well friends we take you at
your word Putting Repeal for the moment out
Of view let us see which of US will do most to save
from famine the Suffering Poor Of Ireland Here is
room for n noble emulation-let us see whether Re.
pealers or Anti Repcacrs will take the lead in do.
ing for Millions now in utmost need
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svery such CAGE cur Courts are to ho'd the COMMITS
sion nerct,an, responsible for the faithful aPfiica
ton Of the money 50 obtained b. 's AGENTS or con
signees u the imposes specific b theiF pElnci-
mails. the business cia commission nernshf Is Fe
derzd 60 ezra hazardous that no nan Ct rneaHs
and ordinary prudence VIII venture % embark or
remain in il. And q. al events il is most iHlPos
.apt that the IaS. as la!d by the Courts snaA De
understood. So that our business men may take DUG
notice and rovsrn themselves accordingly Instead
Of awaiting some fatqre decision OF the highest
C,ur,. " hich Mr. Davies intima:es IS virtually
1sds aI-esdv !: seems 70 IS ;ha: TIE attention Of
the public shozld be called to this subject = 'he
very earliest moment
Whe,he. the statute Of 1890 had amy aPPliea-
.ioo 10 the case in hand or not is tie yer, point
on which Mr.. Davies and We are a: issue and
which the reade, viii determine By comparing the
admitted facts WITH the provision Of la~ Itself, as
fairly quoted By us Laws are made 70 be under
stood by common people as wei as lawyers and
jnd-es, and that in question seems to US ver PLAN
and conclusive. AZ all events, it puzzles Us sadly
to imagine r9Gs tho; prorisoa eas "iade for Ii NJ
Davies. assertion be correct We aPPFehend
that !, would be hard to ind or make case to
which /. would haze am application. in consistency
with his premises and conclusions.
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DIED

On Tuesday morning e2d ms. Miss JANET r.
SHAFTS, daughter OF tee III k1.ar1 S.sa,s aged -
years months and ) dsy
Her friends End aciuair are IN I'D TO attend
her funeral from No. ~ Ne ST, = (vTedne.dsyI
afternoon az O'Clock.
On Sunday morning the 10Th f. Il ALLEN PARKER.
Esq n the 57th year of MS age
lis trends and acquat tsnces and also those Of his
orsinla~ =. Cocks and L. H. Jenny. respectfully
inFec 70 attend bs funeral from his late residence No
Il Pin At on Wednesday the I'D inst O'Clock VITA
OUT farther notice HIS remains VI! De taken 10 his
family sauIt n Wilamsburgt. d2i 81
At Pensaco1s Florida 9Th ult Re. Z r Pesae, Rec
ter Of CATs,s Church.
Il Shanghai (sast coast of China Aug. u after a
.nori Illness john Rogers. aged = years only son of
Joan w Rogers Esq OF Jamaica Plains formerly Of sa
A. Buffalo, 18th, Denrison La,h.ou. q
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" In General CominIttec Of Democratic WING
Young Men q, the Broadway House on Wednesday even
ing, 18th iusl, /. was
,beir respstiye Quarters bsow designated, on ed
nesday evenng "a Inst at O'Clock for the purpose o.
sending s7e Delegates from each "afn u ms .on'ee
for The ensuing year. ,t,
III second Ward Hotel. No. 81 Nassal,s
Ri Head Quarters, No 5Oi Washington 81
" Shakespeare Hotel, cor. William and Duane SIS
v Marion House, l5j West Broadway.
VI. Peter Mines. Harmony Hall.
VII English Com. and Class Schoo-roon 81 harkstst
VIII. See caH Of The Ward Conmitse.
TX. Northern Exchange, Blcccker-s
<. St David's Hall, 2t2 Walker-st
XII. The American. cor. Third-st and avenue {.
XII. P NJ. Mc6uires, Harlem, Thlrd-ay.
XIII. The house Of J emes Green, Sherifs,.
XIV. Broadway House, cor. Grand.st and Broadway.
XIV. Constitutional Hail. $50 Broadway,
XVI. Seventh avenue House.
XVII. Henry Clay House. avenue a, cor. fif-i,
XVIII Black Swan Tavern. cor Third Az and 2ilh-sl
THOMAS L. TOMLlSSOE, Chairman.
FFIDK PTYE, lco,.,;..
'Asp'w LECGATT. OK Ius
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e, The rcappcnrsncc Of the Letters of X in
our columns will be hailed By many readers with graft
fca,ion We have another from her pen, which will
appear soon as well two from another discerning
friend now travelling in Great Britain and two from
Charles Lane known to many in this Country. but now
aresdent again in his native England twill probably
be some weeks before have farther sdvces from the
Old World and these letters could hardly be more
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-23
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
For sales Of Stocks. ST. sac Fourth Pqse

TUESDAY, Pm
The Stock Market was a little better in feeling
to-day and the Fancies were firm at the close At 70
proved prices For the SKIES 80 was offered sna
there were sales a, os. seller 90 For the old Lean let
was bid The transactions in the street were not large
The Bill Market is very heavy and rates nov
give considerable margin for profit on imporsIcHs
specie by parties having houses connected with ao''
the sther side Good City Sterling cold ,ody
a, per cent Tho range is 505i, although some Bite
leading drawers ask 8 per cent, Southern Bank sIi
are held at 81 e5i, without sales
Freights still very buoyant and cngagemsna
have been made Of Flour at Is ID 05s. and Gfah
lod. Cotton is 7l6d. but not firm. yesse! was char
tered for sligo at S. ID for Flour and Neal and tToH
three ships for British ports al current rates.
Money is trIhe easier today and although
the Banks doing much than they were Jet
they have lost OF ,he apprehensons they enn''
tanned in regard to the Of Government T>
amount OF Government money here now is so much 70
duced that the power OF the Secretary TO do mischisih
much curtailed
There is not much change in uncurrcnt money
The following the quotations from Thompson, bsak
Note
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MARRIED :.

At Hudson, 18th inst JOSEPH C. NEAL OF Phil..
ee!pnia' TO EMILY b. BRADLEY Of the former place
AT the Episcopal Church Freehold. ~ J. on Thur.day
evening the l1th inst by Rev SIR. Putnam, WILLARD
EAkL E.q Of this city. 10 MARY, daughter of William
! BOVINE, E.q. OF the former place
AZ Zsnesvills Ohio. 10TH Lieut.. Thomas Jordan ID
Rest infantry. [. :. A. TO Catherine kearny
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rOSt,g RICHARDS Ascuoreer.

GGrlr S.Ls o. Csoies Books AND A>>SAIsFOS 80
B,>cs, Hlc..,Kp> rLlrT. Nc -oi Broadway, VII .,
this evening az excessive ard rSssulSeen. ssso,.,.
Books fer TIE Holidays embracing elegant Annu,s 81
lsi7 beautiful Picturesque sui ofn.aien;Ni Ho,.,
choice editions Ct Standard Authors or Libraries .p,
did assortment OF Juvea,le Works, Ladies Alsa-,
Ftsyet BcoAs, in costly bindings ineGd!aG six Ct R,
ers Pictorial S5.es, together With !arse vsse;y ocAo
saG attractive WORKS u sne bindings &Aa>
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Business Notises.

- Those who have been doing nearly ali ,ss -.
ness II certain departments after lie TCles iolosss :
sheie fathers row sec heselves suddenly as,,nc,t =
new competitors who take the busi9ess into er ~,
hands through the rid Of the newsFap~s press Of i.
country The Advertising Agency Ct y f g.ls., :
the tribune Buildings, otess ever facility to those n,
are prepared to supply the demands OF The people q -
country either by wholesale or retail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-23

= The Wisconsin Giant Boy Is looked up TO by all
who Tls the Museum he greatest Curiosity In the city
DE can be al aurs. The superb performances Ia
ne saloon AZ and u O'Clock varied add interesting
See advertisement
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e Continued complaints Of the lamps

PoLicE.-A full wide blue Spanish cloak wa,
stolen from the Office Of Dr. Robertson East Broadway
yesterday reward of so offered for its recovery
II cabin OF the chip Mancao was entered on ssur
DAY night and leather u6nk, ntaining several yaua
able articles money &c stolen ,nerefrors $50 Offered
for N. recovery 'rN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-23

- For arieh pTcss a. holiday siit, We ,ceos
mend our friends to visis Nessrs Barker & Tow. ;
ta,herne.s: Their rccer, supply OF rich dres.c, ~,
aaord Al opportunity ,o ali Tor good se!ce;:on and ,
eheapco., general reduction to frs; cost Is az,,,
necessary a, this season snd WIKI Al extensive .e,
Ike heirs Persons may secure great Bargains
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-23

z The steamer Eighth Of January. with car
Loxndes about 20 miles above Mobile on the i2rh ms,
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IL SEE OUTSIDE OF To-pAY's PAPER.-a


r. Meeting of the Wbig Electors % 1
Eighteenth Waid VIII be held al aiHini@ns
Ward Ho,ei NO s79 Broadway, between i'+
18th SIS on wedres1ay evening Dec 20, " - 10"
co,.der.on Ii. formation Of Club 10 ise''ae me ef
-, Of he Wing party this Ward at me en''s e'e'l'H
By order Of Esny Wig voters
,e- r, Democratic Wig Genera! COMMITTEE,
-, -. r,.c / 1876 f-solred That Il be recommend
"A ~ hr whi- Electors of Cry and County Of New
yot 10 assemble in their respective Wsn5s a me places
as.sn.tsd below, on Moncsy evening. Hth insL OF al
,,b other place and time the Ward Committees may
d.asoa,s for e purpose OF eeeng Fire Delegates from
each Ward 20 conpose Wig General Committee for me
ensuing wear and also e, the time 10 choose ward
conees for the several Wards The following are Inc
places Of meeting
Words Broad-ss. House.
Second Ward Hotel
H. No. 10 Wesalnzon-sL
" Shskespere Hotel
" siarion House, West bfoaf"sy.
VI Harmony Hail, CenteT-st
VII Al Breeds Room, Markets.
VIII So arH Of a., Ward Conur't<.
tx As the Ward COMMITTEES designate
X. Columbian Han, Grand.s..
XI. AT 25 Avenue D.
XiI..As Ire Ward Committee oesiyne.e
XIII. No. D Sherif-St
XIV. Broadway House
XIV. Constitution Hall, Broadway
XVI AS the Ward Committee designate
XVII Henry Clay House.
By order J. PHILLIPS PHGElX, cha;Fnsn.
ABRAHAM r LAWRENCE, ASS, chairG,sn'
5 e.: Z d. f,asxstT; secre.srie. dzs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-23

ET Senator PEsSyBAcXEE Is detained rum rs
seat b. ind,spoa;son-
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=
Georgia. - dis. dis.
The Wheeling Banks are dis
The agency OF the New York State Stock seen
tS Bank ia at No 81 Wall st This Bank resumes 'u''
mesa on good basis. See advertisement
The Worcester Railroad Company have deeif
ed dividend OF per cent
BickneIls Reporter says AS predicted BY rs
month two since Money il becoming scarce sc
rates rising Good paper of doors cannot se 70
godsted for less than per cent Ths Banks are r'-a
nervous, "a they cannot torn confident opinion az
the probable termination Of the Mexican war 10
opinion TO prevail that the February Interest
The State debt will be promptly pad
The interest the Government: os Of o. 80
80 and the IS OF g. due on the is, proximo. MI y
paid IS formerly at Washington Baltimore, fsissS
pha. New YORK aud Boston.
The Books OF the Chesapeake and Delawsrsc q
nal are closed until the Ist Of janusry-the cOnp9
have given notice that it will pay per cent Ct s'a
nteres, the common loan, on and after the lh "
January
The Georgeto"a Advocate says 1t IS raEsc'sa
aud thinks the true ,ha, the contractors fo u
completion of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal. ego
succeeded in obtaining money necessary to cary
on to completion.
AZ Buffalo the rate OF interest continues as hls'
before and there s good deal of long paper Ssei
ns. which parties have been endeavorns to nesc's'
withoa, succcss In the general rnsHet there iss'e'
quiet state Of things existing.
The Cincinnati Chronicle says The scarcity q
funds in th. market, compared vh the same 'ea''a'
the !a.t three years is almost unpreceden'9d
The BanSs entirely unable 10 accommodate tSe'
customers, the quantity Of bills offered 50 nuHr
oGs hny efncunt Of domestic paper Is csered' o.
very stie hss been taken within the past ie" days
The demand for Eastern Exchange IS still regular A'
wiihs, snding the pressure for money.
In the Illinois House, on the 9th inst. message
received from the Governor in answer TO reso's
ton passed the previous day asking for iniofins'
concerning the manner IN which III. affairs OF TIE banA
o( Illinois haze been conducted. The Governor say
tha, he has in his possession information whea ~
can communicate, but n.inatss iha, he has had Il nii
ed to him ha. everything has been done as it sso'
be. and he recommends thai committee Of invesfs'
Ton be raised TO inquire into the matter.