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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-08-21

SOMETHING ExTRAoRDINARY-.4 Meteor seen
in Daylight. A correspondent of the Lynch
burg Virginian, writing from Liberty, Bedford
county, relates the following marvellous story:
On Thursday the 9Th inst, at about O'Clock
in the afternoon, this singular phenomenon oc-
Cured. The writer was about three miles a.
bove Liberty, on the turnpike, when he heard
loud report in the air, not unlike the report
made by blasting rock. Several gentlemen
who were about five miles distant from my po-
sition, and little West of North, heard it very
distinctly, and thought the report was in the
South East Others, who were about mile
and half East Of me, thought the report was
nearly over their heads. 1t was distinctly heard
by several persons in Botetourt county, behind
the Peaks of Otter; some of whom were much a.
Harmed at the unusual sound in The elements
and began to fear that it was premontion OF
the destruction of the world. A gentleman in
Franklin county, coming into Bedford and at
least sixteen miles east of my position, heard
it distinctly. But the most remarkable facts
of this phenomenon are yet 10 be told. The
report was not only heard, but the Meteor
was actually seen in broad day light
The sky was perfectly clear, with the excep-
ton of few small clouds in the West and
North West, and the thermometer in the shade,
from morning to night, ranged from SO TO SO.
Several persons who were upon the Eastern
side Of the Peak, called "Head- foremost" at a
distance of at least 10 miles from me, had their
attention arrested by hearing singular rumb-
ling sound in the air, and, on looking up, they
beheld luminous body, passing along at the
rate of lightning, and leaving behind u long
bright tail of the color of iron at white heat
Its course seemed to them to be South. They
heard the rumbllng sound that accompanied it.
but not The report or explosion. Other persons
occupying position between these last and
myself heard both the rumbling sound and the
report. From these statements, it may be in
ferred that the course of this meteor was South
East
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-08-21
PORT DEPOSITE ANB HAVRE DE GRACE
ACCOMMODATIONS TRhlN.

(CommeRcng on WUND.9I, lJJh .7p1lI, Ie4o'J
For the convenience of the
Is4Rsasts ~ ssi citizens aud others in the vi
s,,s1fsss.sJ SsssIAS.s entity of Port Deposite and
Elayre d. Grace, Passenger
Car viii be attached to the freight train, leaving
Havre de Grace daily Except sundays at O'Clock,
P M, arriving in Baltimore about half past7
Q5-This line will also enable citizens Of Baltimore
who 20 out in the Morning NJ all Tain, to devote
ORD hours to business recreation, at Havre de
Grace or Port Depesie, and return TO Baltimore by
dusk.
v."Fishermen and Spnrtsmen generally will find
evening.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-08-21
FOR ANNAPOLIS, CAMBRIDGE, EAs-
TON DENTON. EHESTERTOLXN. CEhTRE-

FOR ANNAPOLIS, CAMBRIDGE, EAS-
TON, DENTON, CHESTERTOWN, CENTRE
WILLIE, WEST AND SOUTH RIVER.
4 ess-syr The steamer MARYLAND leaves
Sygs1tG Baltimore at O'Clock, A. NJ, tUI Ge
above named places on the following
On every MONDAY, at O'Clock, for Chesteuown
and Centfeville, and returning the same day, leaving
Cenueve at IL O'Clock, and Chestertown at halt
past ~ O'Clock, for Baltimore.
At O'Clock, A. NJ. on TUESDAYS and SATUR-
DAYS, for Annapolis, Cambridge and Easton, return
ing Wednesdays and sundays.
AT 7 O'Clock, A. NJ. on every THURSDAY for An
napois, West and South River, and return the same
day
On every SATURDAY, at A. NJ. for Annapolis,
Cambridge ard Denton. Returning, leaves Denton
Bridge and Cambridge, TO Annapolis and Baltimore.
N. B. All baggage at the risk of the owner.
ni22 LEMUEL G. TAYLOR.
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I'VE llles OI less MAKE dsqudTe-li an duVefseHleht
|sds ten lines, the price will be in proportion.
advertisements are payable at the time of their
bHion.
" THE WEEKLY CLIPPER, a large Family
bspaper, containing all the select matter of the
d is published every Saturday morning, at tbs low
lief 81 per ahRum.
b. All papers sent by mail, are discontinued the
IN which the advance payment expires.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-08-21

HEALTH OF CHARLESTON. The Charleston
Patriot says: Notwithstanding the recent
heavy rains, and intensely warm weather, the
city continues in the highest degree healthy -
The lass report of the Board of Health was We
~ satisfactory on this point
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-08-21

FARE STILL FUR TIER REDCCEDM
SUMMER ARRANGE tkGNT.
DAILY LINE TO TIE SOUTH-EXCEPI
SUNDAYS
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-08-21

YALE COLLEGE. At a meeting Of the rorpo,
ration OF this institution on Monday, at New
Haven, President Day made formal resigna.
ton of his office. No action was taken to fill
the vacancy.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-08-21

THE AMERICAN REPUBLICAN BALTI-
Z CLIPPER is furnished to subscribers by care
rners, at only sir and q quarter cents per week,
lie TO the Carriers only, at the end of each week.
Clipper will also be sent, by mail, TO distant
always, in advance,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-08-21

BALTIMORE AND TIE SOUTHERN MARKEr.-
The Old North State, paper published in
Elizabeth City, North Carolina, in directing at
tention to the Baltimore advertisements in its
colums, says:
"That we ought to patronize Baltimore in
preference to any eastern city none can doubt,
for goods are as cheap as in New York, and
the chance of getting them early Is much more
certain, for vessels from all parts of North Car
olina are continually going to and from Balu-
more, while in New York you have to wait
some time for direct passage. For this sec
ton of the State especially, it is far to the mor-
chants interest to purchase their goods in Balti-
more, for besides saving the expenses of double
freight, the difference in the exchange is consi-
able, and then they get their goods so much
the quicker; for we know a merchant of our
place who put goods on board of vessel in
Baltimore on Saturday, and she was alongside
| Of our wharf at l | O'clock A. M, the follow.
ing Tuesday; whereas if he had purchased r
New York they would not have reached theil
destination until or 10 days, and perhaps
longer. Why every inducement that mer-
chant wants is here presented to him; goods as
cheap as any where eIse-transportation direct,
and exchange lower"
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-08-21

BATTLE BETWEEN AMERICAN SMUGGLERs
AND ENGLISH Custom HOUSE OFFICERS On
the 5th inst, 4 boat from Youngstown, N. Y,
loaded with whskey, and manned by seven
Smugglers, landed on the Canada Shore and on
the next day the Custom House Officers seized
the cargo: with four horses and two Wagons
The Niagara canada West) Mail says:
A violent scuffie ensued in which two of the
horses were knocked down. The leader of the
gang (Fhomas NugonD then tried to effect his
escape by driving turiously in the direction of
ST. Catharines. On the officers coming ur with
him again, he presented pistol, and swore that
he would have the lives of the officers before he
would lose his load; and after another scufile
Nugent was compelled to go on towards ST.
Catharlncs. 1t should be remarked that NJ
gent was well prepared for def, nee. He was
armed with pistols, bludgeons, and heavy
loaded whip and a whistle; the latter he fie-
quently used to collect his gang, and succeeded
in despatching one Of them to St. Catharnes to
gather mob to rescue the seizure. On arri-
wing within 100 yards of the St. Catharines
barracks, the custom-house officers were attack
ed by party of at least thirty; stones and sticks
were thrown at them, by which Mr.. Hall was
severely hurt in the arm. The smugglers sue
ceeded in rescung the entire load, with the ex-
cepton Of two barrels of whskey, which were
lodged in the guard room. Two of the rescu-
ing party have been arrested Nugent has es-
capped.
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}ALTlMORE LOCK HOSPITAL.

EGTHERE may be obtained the most speedv
w remedy for Gononhe, elects, Structures, So
minal Weakness, pain in the LOins affections of the
Kidneys; also those peculiar affections which arise
from certain practice Of youth, and which, if MOI
cured renders marriage impossible, and in the end
destroys both mind and body, This, remedy will ass
cure Impotency, and every symptom of a
SECRET DISEASE
A CURE WARRANTED, OR NO CHARGE MADE
IN FROM ONE TO TWO DAYS.
Office No l NORTH FREDERICK STREET,
on the right hand side going from Baltmore-st, End
door from the corner-rght opposite the P0,ce Office
Be particular in observing the name ont be dGoI
and window. or vow VIII mistake the place.
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DIED:

Saturday morning EDWARD ROCHE in the 10Th
rear of his aga native Of the County Wexford Ire
and.
HIS friends and the friends Of his sons in!sw Peter
O.Connor James Dempsey. Andrew O'Connor snd Mich
oss Walsh, respectfully invited 70 attend his funeral
hi, afternoon nj 3 O'Clock from the house Of Peter
O'Connor, No. 25j Bowery.
On the 18th inst of the Group, EMILY SERENA,
oaugbter Of Edwin NJ and Ann Maria Afford aged 3
yenrs 10 months and ono dag.
The friends and relatives OF the family respectfully
nTted 10 attend the funeral Tuesday afternoon 18th
ms, AZ 3 o'clock from No. II Cabnonst
Saturday evening, 18th inst BLANCHE. daughter OF
II G and Mary Ann Harrington, aged years nonths
and 81 days.
The relatives and friends of the family limited to
attend the funeral Monday 18th inst at r VI at No.
- wyckoffst. South Brooklyn The remains will be
taier 10 Greenwood Cemetery for in,ermen,
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pee. i5tn and !atn, at No a,1 Bro.Awsy,,
USEFUL AND FANCY ARTICLES
liver PRESENTED FOR PUBLIC COMPETITION
u in the United States, AZ f1llows:
BourMtAS GLAsswARt-NagnifcentD Dessert Sets, Punch
Bowl. Cordial and Nerse Eau Sets, Nssrs, Toilet Scts
Glasses Facons &c SC all imported during the las, few
months presenting he styles and richest ape
ciu-us Of lhis beautiful ware.
F,NCY PoRIELAN-mostly OF recent Importation deco
rated order and peculiar IN style and richne.s
Also Anew ehoen -peSuens vi ua -,
and NeepOi1n sly being correct c"pes oil onEnas In
the Musee Royie,' Paris
Also Antique sluped Flower Pot- Vases, Carafes, Sc
IN Porcelain girls and Vera Gaia
Also real Antique and Modern Pekln aud Japanese
Vases Plates, Toilet Sets. &c. &c.
Carton Pierre, Biscuit Figures, Vases and Ornaments
PoVr,gLe DE5Ss Dressing Cases Work Boxes, Fancy
Bo>-ior various u.ss Tables and oher articles IN irad
woods Papirr Marhc Enamel Velvet and Leather.
FAS,-A magnificent collection OF all rhp various stylss
hdress Fans.
CARo CAsGs Souvenirs, Portfolios, Mensgere., &c IN
Silver Pearl Shell. .apier Machs, Velvet ivory and San
dal Wood
SILVER AND GOLO FLLoGRANs-Yarous elegant and
fgucIil articles IN this 'svorlIs style.
ES6RAvINCs Our whole collection OF French. English
and German Engrsvngs aud Autographs plain and color
ed uding all the subjects, IN ule various sizes suit
able for framing and for ihe Portfolio
IrALtAS PAiSriSGs-An entire cons gnment, selected by
celebrated -ngrayers iu,ly mostly curious
ly carved Italian frames.
Also modern original OIL Paintings
Aso, several Enanie! aud Munich Paintings, richly
framed.
EAU De CoLocsE-lo genuine Farina, Of our own
importation ofvrry choice quality.
ENvELoPEs-Onr million, Letter aud Note sizes.
WHiPs-RIdlDg and DRIVING WHIPS, best Ensllsh ad
French manufacture.
French Books
Ur,uiGe Msnusl, Pzrroisisn, NC. &c
With an innlIn-ra5le variety Of unique, elegant and
costly ARTICLES suitable for presonts.
rue foods ,sl! be ready for e1a4sinalion Monday.
l4lh. Sal. commence al 10 o'clock zach day.
Terms Cash, uniss' b: special agreement WIN us
.ellrrs do sa
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NJ ARM e JOU Il AT.
PORT OF NETWORK
II SEE MARINE JOURNAL FoURTB PAGE
ARRIVED.


Packet ship Utica I'm Hsvrc, Oct 70. mdse TO Boyd 4
Hincken The has been il LAT 81 n Crossed the
Banks on the 18th Nov On the 90;h while in the Rctot
burying passenger, the ship WAS struck with hurr
cane which threw her on the beam ends and blew sway
mary o.; the sails the time carrying away sew
evl spsrs and rigging This dreadts blow lasted about
30 minutes when the ship fell on (bu, sill blowing very
heavy) repaired damages well as circumstances
would admit On the oath Nov within 300 miles o.
Newl ork when again on the night OF the 18th Tell III
with dreadful gale with an awful sea; was
obliged TO keep the ship before the wind 10 the south
ward and eastward 30 hours Since then have been
blown of as far south la 81 and from the crippled
oftbe ship could progress but slowly and aas had
q pilot on board since Tuesday, Il blowing strong
breeze from W and NNW.
Brig Cordclia Hatch I'm Ponce. K, Goth ~, sugar
sc 10 II Southmsyd y Son. Left brig Drleo. lIooits
dischsrsng who had lately arrived from Mlnineton
with loss OF also his deck load consisting OF pitch
pine Sailed ON the 18th. AcenuS, Drinkwaier tor Bo-
nai and Boston. alst passed brig Forest haton for
Turks Island and Boston
Brig Albert Perkins, TEACHER Il DIS I'm Port au Prince
coffee, &c TO Foster 4 Nickerson. Left bark Heels,
Scott, for York days Brigs Albert, lngersoll Sos
ton. next day Sarah Benly, repairing Mary Perkins
Chase. dischars;nc Schr Morning Star Burgess load
ing. Report a, :; Marks brig SoUther. bound up 9Th
inst, OF Barnegs spoke bri: Marcela and Turks Island
l0,h inst. saw brig with loss OF oowsprit
En- brig Union, Morrill, 10 Is a Turks Island, salt 10
Tucker X Ljshtbora. Let, brig Hedry Buck jus: av-
rived
Bris Grand Turk shsw . ds I'm Turks lslsnd sal,
Brain Nov IS ls 81 60 Ion 20, spoke brig Caroline
f Piats steering 10 the southwark
Schy T G Brognard Permission, I'm Beaufort, C
val stores 10 4 pat,sn.
Schr lone Harding ds in Newbern, G. naval stores
TO |. Mitchell
Schr Queen Edridse I'm Alexandria, ;3se to master
Schr Gilbert HATFIELD. kinss5ury and necers:a viG
Turks Island 2S,h ult 200 bushels salt 10 ; Hsiste2d
Co Lei Grand Key bark Francisco Pstridse. oi Bal
rmoreN Frsvess Brig Henry Buck Kelly; Schr thz
sbeth (of Phiadl Long The brig 81 Marks OF Boston
was wrecked on Turks Island the 2Iih Nov no lives lost
heavy gale from the north hsd been prevailing for
some days.
BELow-A ship bark and brig.
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GAkD.-Doc,or C. PASSaOhE inoss tespee -ssiiy
that ne has purchased Lhr Drug. s,'e 20 1 ~, ne
known ss ADouseczri-s' Hsa, and former? ." He y
i4ts We Watson ,,.,her with his
Doctor P hopes by str1ct a-sntgr pssss ~..hsytpp
already we.-known qaah'csioas I.. sdar.tion IL
Es sad srter!y IN tEis ciiyto rnss., % ls
sna fsraer shase OF P4O!ie paifeSss 81 ts aeeai Pro
49, ~. .rpre .nasi always o> Fappiir1 VIA He
y 6-,rs -na every Few valuable Pfepasai"c =
b-si q - roo yt5our irreIrgan-y, tnal be had for
tia1 &C t.e been doing business VIII The arm OF
.s.,.-oa x Oihf, No Bo~sry
g Always hand, good supply OF ne best swedish
r-screS-se,S wnoiesss s26 rs-sL GIG sI'
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~ Evangelical Aliance.-An explanatory meet
Ing viii be he'd IN The Methods: EPieopsi CsaIeh n
Greenes;. Brooule, Mcadsy, The 18th lust III hs
pas, O'Clock il the evening, when addresses viii ee De
yered By Rev DIS Sehuucker, Olin Kirk and Cox II
CT Eighth Ward Pioneer Henry Clay Ciub-
The members of his Club being the srst hA; orgs,
ratification OF Treaty OF Client the Apollo
the nh February. 1871. They have made ge
with dis,n artists VINO already
preparing the suitable for tae occasion ds
Boys Clothing Gu; sud made In the most fashions
bic style a. So Broadway, up sairs Opposite the TSser
uaele) by MRS h. FREEMAN. rs 2nis
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:. COTTON, Nucu0n-vT.
OS F.GOLTUN, Auction and Connifsio, ~ srcS n

=. COTTON, Aucltou--r.
D-Siors Nos us fulton and 81 Ann ss-Libersl Adyss
INSIDE svcs either foy pfvs,s sale auction
prompt return. Outdoor Of every description
Of g. puaciusly attended and respectfully collected.
MONDAY. Dec u
At l0t o'clock a. No IS Bowery.
very large well selected csbine,fa.
r,lr- very stye sad 5nish, Consisting In
part of tu Frvrch aud Mahogsny chairs Egyptian mar
bie-tof ishles 'arbleop dress pSin bureaus
rosewood and mscsouy dress and toilet ssoes, nsd do
splendid double and single wardrobes, ssrpentine and
ny oedsiesis, high pos; do, mahogany and rosewood
rockers, card and pillow table,. aearte'es, oe- aud
every article usually found In tho trade aud will prove
very desirable opportunity for those Terms cash
Catalogues Oh the morning o. sale
TUESDAY, Dec. lS-t.n coninusiton)
AlIooc ck At los Sptng-sL corner Of Thompson
very large ard wesuected assortment OF Dry Goods.
consisting IN part OF Sroadclchs, Cassimeies, Satnets,
Apaccas Lanes, derincs silks. Sa,ns Linen Prints,
Ne-ngs Muslins. ShirIng Sheeag, Gtnghsms. ksnnss.
Cambria Shawls Blankets. Gloves, Hosiery. Ribbons,
Cloaking- Fancy and Lsce Goods together with evsry
article usually found 10 arg dry SeSas store: ,.
the whole stock Is disposed Of
Ar pNvArs SALE-un- splendid rosewood Pisno,
,usde by Firth 4 Hall.
-stenj sboll So feet ai.d tho other ~
ny JANiKs N. tiILLkR- Store No, rs Msideu.
% lane, next door to NJ. Libertv.st.
TUESDAY Dec. Is,
Al 10 O'Clock nj store No rs Maiden-lans
soSTs, SneEs .So Bsocsss-ICSo cases Boots Shoe.
The city and country trade. Sale positive.
THURSDAY. Dec. II,
~ IL O'CLOCK at the store OF T T. Stout No 81 FsrJst
$500 sides hcnlocs tanned sole leather,
100 icx. finished call. sSIus
no sides jklrting leather.
40 do. harness do.
81 ioz colored Innings
81 sides russell bride leather
with other articles IN the line.
Al - O'Clock, at ina Merchants Exchange
CAANcERy SALe-Undsr .,hs direction Of A. .. MllaId
Msser-All those three houses and lots known ~ Noe.
49,, 40 and Is Greenwtch-st For null particulars see
Matters notice
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ARTICLES FOR PRESENTS.

So Reduced Prices.-Havins decided 10 close our
establishment 7U Broadway sud 10 considerable
alterations and enlargement OF premises Nos s ana
o Broadway, propose 20 make such general reduc-
lion IN prices as shall enable make the necessary re
auction in our stock Anything u the slightest degree
imperfect vii. he offered farther reduction which shall
m. ke IL urcuestorahly cheap. We ugst all who
clsoined 10 buy Of viii he assured by his announce
rleaI llsi have determined 20 reduce our stock and
thai our prices viii be made low comparison with
lho o auy other mousse The Accomplishment
OF our designs Persons OF Bohemian Glass Ware,
Porcelain Dressing Cs.es. pshs orgDy description
o. goods W.. import VIII greatly Tor laeir interest.
10 supply and even anticipate their wants 81 or low prices
NovyLTIEs-We shall receive BY ;he Caetonis steam
.r packets 81 James Gsdiaor Albany, svie DE- Grasse
and Louis Philippe.
~ CASES
comprising ;he latest ad most eeEEn! novelties that have
been prepared 10. the holidays IN London and Paris.
TIFFANY. YOUNG ELLIS,
dei.,f 20 and $50 Broadway.
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HlisceIidlleons
NEWYORk ASSOCIATION

- w = .
l meat OF the Condition ~ the Poorihe Bnsri Of Man
a-er- would inform tho Members of the Institution
tue Aunua! Report sad New Directory published
sxerIions made --nd them 10 every donor
brt j! any failed receive them sucn persons v b.
supplied addressing mott 10 the Secretary ty call
in : 81 tn Office o: the APPRECIATION. $40 Grand 81
They would also respectfully remind the members that
tie usual period FOR the renewal q the annual Couirlu
tons having arrived jhey may be maze hrsr;o The
Treasurer Robert B. AnUrn, 70 s"uh-.u 10 any OF The
officers ~ managers o. the !1stEton. They earnestly
hope ere be Gesy heir Treasury u nearly
hausted aud with sudden return " cold weather, the
applications for aid hecoue numerous and urgent
that without prompt relief, suffering viii ne Inevitable
They also INFORM the henevo ent generally, who
haze rot made this A.soci1ioH the channel Of their
charity that any entities contributors 10 Member
ship the Directory and Tickets winch Will enable them
10 refer all applicants for assistance 20 their appropriate
visitor who viii promptly visit the poor NJ Iher homes and
attend 10 their necessities.
The advantage ibis mode O.! relief are well
known and fully appreciated hy thousands N The city
that unnecessary here 90 refer - them farther than
state that l- sociaou lie entire CITY, and dur
ing the wear by the aid OF nearly 800 visitors has made
lhaa y COO visits OF klGdIr- and sympathy
dwellings o: poor The experience Of four years has
indeed FUZZY demonstrated that the system secures far
greater economy discrimination and certainty, n Al nd
vdua charity Gnu exercise wiki ncomparabiy better IL
feels the condition OF the recipients and of The commE
nty. In behalf " the Association.
JAMES BROWN, GEoRE GRIsWoLD,
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aurtion sales.
JOSIAH RICHARDS. Arstio.e.;.
Rl BANGS, RICHARDS a, PIAqsr.-sk,..
DAs srosdway-LiAeral cals kaSs,er. rs.ss on %


Dsia sroadway-Lisers csss 49,. 81. -
siSune0!s TO- tIeeoa SAe< 80 -
MONDAY EVENING. Dec, Il.
~ s. O'Clock, 4; TIE Ancrc1 Room
5ooss-A srssi yar:sSy OF Standard Work, aae Book.
WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND s.r,-p
DAY EVENINGS, Dec Is, Il. Is and - :"
Gks.r SAis or SEw SooSS.-An extensive an v-rx
eh e5eeton % New Books tn quantities suited to 10.
CHRISTMAS Holidays cocs.siing Of splendid Annual, for
st GlHacIishei Books, su5ceri >oec'o. N Javr.
uie WORKS embracing several thousand .: the ehoses.l
publications.. Skies and Prayer Books, every variety
rch hizatgs asserhlse " Poe,tll " orss.
r.egSa': h}as;sad sod many costly bindtgs. SIR
GSid Aiorsry Books v!-gSrt London Aaauss oesaigi
sora w orSs 40. Books in ane bindings Episccpsl
BooAsi SeSoos ard Classical Books, Sc.
Al SN,f1 SALS-i,ySS Sa..sN Sipt-s. syesJ sSJtsiy
lxrgs >ssortrn-a, Stsad.rd ana Mse,saeoS. sSsi,
- ERAalBEHl.AIN, Asci.oceeC-Ssorv no =
u. Spracr-<.-L'oora advances made oc Good, con-
signed Tor privsse sale ., TO he SOLD auction Oaoo.
.>e. carefully attended Ia, sad r>spocyas sorci;ed
WEDNESDAY, oe> Is.
Al ot O'clock, Il; No y Spruce-st
ElSSJTrSE, DSr GOops AID GxoSEsIES, ecrrpr,.,n,
SsresGN TsS,es, CAasr Desks, mahogany Rocker-. OF.
cioth. IaGrsia Csrpets, stOve., -,
Also, genersl asscrtIreat ~ Dry Goods
A'so Green ami Sack reas carissees, &l.
THURSDAY. Dec. II,
100 coiccs Al Nc rs Froa,.; cor % Green ~,eh u
SssS,sf OF Gs0erSrxs. Ss.-compri.in. i.rse
SaSniy % Saee's smSsT Lard On, soap, N!nesss Fisa
Nc. SATURDAY, Dec lS,
A. 20 oocCS, AZ No lS sroutsL next The eornex O.
Fu,on,l
SHEsiVs SALE .; large quantity CT r.;s;rs currslts
dates. as pTuIes. citrca almonds OF all Kinds Brrxl Ma
cera Pecan aberts, outs Peanuts oranses
cu,Cns rgiess, Cloves c~ssis, preen:c black pep
pe rise snd gyoGnd snsrr carrie ee~eeT sweet oil In
English Ereaea and American mustard II bottles s1d kegs
sauces OF al kinds. sGthoyes Spanish and french
olives eor syrup FoeA candy. GcoSlee paste Ess, ant
West lads sweetraeais French cori.als cocoa chocolate
vefuiacsi. ulscsronI, &c. &c.
Also, ,sfge quantity OF Havana Cigsrs
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-14
MARRIED

At jersey City. on the 9th inst by Rev Mr. Lqsk
TIMOTHYL SMITH. Esq TO Miss ANNA T. daughter
~ william Woo.ey Esq all Of same place.
In Madison Ohio on the 27th ult. by Re-. Mead
Holmes. VICTOR MOREAU RICE, Esq. of R1aalo, TO
Miss MARIA LOUISA WINTER of Madison