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pYEING THE HAIR.

TT- VIM. RatcheIor ~ now prepared 10 coIor
ladies gentlemens hair permanent black brown
without staining iniuring the skil-for which purpose
he private rooms he viii briefly allude he adyan
,sges ohs Liquid Hair Dye Persons afflicted with gray
red hair whiskers esve tchGnged 20 perfectly
aud natural color with but te loss OF tine, the hair
requiring cuy about hours The whsAers scarcely half
hour hen they perfectly cieanse with soap And
the hair remaining permanently dyed hter which
application The hair Is son and silky, The finest natural
hair Those who have been using The various dyes hitherto
offered VIII understand the difference between be-
ing told their hair Is dyed Is discolo.ed wt
dirty coating which, when remoTea leaves the hair
bad II no, worse iasn il WAS beore-o having their hair
dyed and cesnsse before and charged
unless satisfaction gwen Sor hose who prefer apply
ing III. themselves. il is pci IN convenient FORM
NTH full directions Price for hair bottles 81 50 uhsker
bottles 81 Prepared only by WM. BATCHELoR, Nc.
Wsu.si n.sr 6tasdwav. ii lmeodls@
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General Aotifes.

u New-York Weekly Tribune.-C0HI'"I f9'
s,fuday, December 26--PoETsY-To Wes-t-a WORK
er, The Doriaiou Of Psia-EDiTosIALs-Ts- War Patl-
ate3 Tie Treasury Repor: Truth and Treason Taxing
Tea and co1ee: The Morron. The EeuE froa Europa;
Wages. Prices and Proals; The Tribune Annual E1c'-
NO Licensr Ic=ss Legislature; License Q1eston in
vermont, kc kc-SEws-Frorn Europe, By The C15tT1a
Later from Mexico Sda;a Fs For Leavenvorh. &c Cor
respcndence OF TIE Tribune from Washington snd else
where PsocEzDfyes OF CONGRESS, By Cur Reporter
Number. OF Domestic News liens carefully selected from.
our latest Exchanges III tsn-
irel ofDoxsEY .~D sos bE the last steamer Something
Cool ii Naz.reth; The Right ofMan 10 the so-The Ho
land Lana Purchase in tie Western Par; OF Inc State Of
Eer-York ohioa-Gov. Bebb's IrauE1-ll; Tie Mexican
War-Ho7v Begun The Dea.hof Felix 6 McCounei; The
Mormons-Ther Prosecutions, suserings and DesGtien
Lc-Co.l,:rzciAL LISTEILIGE:oE-Produce. Stocks, Mcn-
~ Cattle Market, Prices Current, carefully corrected
single copies pat Up IL wrappers for the Malls BE-
obtzined st the Gesk-prtce 81 cents.
r. TERMs-S2 per year, All subscriptions payable
i1iezibly il advance
Cor. Spruce and Nassau SIS opposite the City Hall
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HOLIDAY ADVERTISEMENTS.

SFLEND-D HOLIDAY PRESENT.
StRAFtAMS MAGAZINE for 1si1-re7ns - PER sE-
~ a1ca Two copies Tor -ievesed Y a5y part OF h=
citv-
Grst-rs aAssz-a- vii rl- ypS, ae7aus,i4=cr e.ery
Iaoh- Ent Il : H. beSt and cSeap-si for t- no..sys
Graaa- zueGGaiei, Tor January, ISi7- Dorxkls ya-r
se-"Grzhea fcr JsrzaTy. iSi7 viii he published Lis
Cay, and Il VIII be toGrd be the mos; splendid Pc
FodicAl ever presented iSe American pubic I; cca-
iaias 20 less t = pages OF oFe-,i matter 5y Ire hcsy
laihors-1hTes Paris of Copers Novel. ;scsr the coz
HeaceEse1t sri in lis EMBELLISHMENTS IT Is rSsvs-
FAssEp Fos EASELL kSCE-
The Leading Plate 5y Sara,n is worth al t5ai sppear =
he oee Mou-hss aai The Title Pase-a gem Of 4-t-is
worth so-sH numbers OF any ordinary illustrations which
d. Eraer The Illustrated Natzzines
OvlgtzaI -irticief ~
JEeniu.ore cooperiJ s Tsylor Caroline su;s-
X Pa1!dinr Kate Dashyrooi iNissE NcT)n-sli
W Bryant Mrs J C Caruobeil &c i Patsrxo- ~
Z P WbpVle Elizabeth Sr1iih FEF
And several other distinguished WRITER'S
Nc=F = TIE 10 subscribe
Czr5lsrs Cour;rv Agents. Booksellers and ,fe Trsds
generally supplied ..5ers discount with I'll The Ma
zines and PzsacGti0us
WM. a. GRAHAM. Tribune RaIlii1gs
do -,ii Exclusive Aserf for Nevy.Yors
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~ Ambrosial Tooth Pastc.-For cleansing the
teeth ami gums and communicating an xSr-esne odor 10
The breath this Ahrosal Paste OF orrs and other tsrn
,nereiicrls has been Acknowledged far superior 10
o,ker ienufr:cs Being compounded o! ssnsent raier
ais hardens The gums and makes Them sthee more nf.
he latter troni premature decay This Psste also com;
htnes sntipusscert ana detergent properties IN h5 emf
men, degree and It's eeaer. use Is sure means O. Keep
,n The brss,h .na pouIk in sweet and healthy condition
Prepared and sold by HENRY JOHNSON, Chemist ano
Druggist s7S brosdway in the Granite SGuding cor O.
ChsInbersst Sold also u leo Fultoast and Coodirso1 $,
SIS Nuasoa.st corner OF Spring, Price 30 cents
luosse
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-26

" Ii ts our belief no,riih standing he Ten ihocs-
hne medicines now before the world, thai Dr. Ns1gens
Vegetable Lhon,rptie Mixture stands preenrnenl IS
curative agent The stories in circulation most Won
der.u and If one half hear Is true Il has !eraaE coe
more relieve suffering hrmaity than any other article
known. Drcpsy gravel al affections OF the kidneys. dis
Of The ve: eruphve diseases sdcS scroins
w. sA!trhsm &c &c speedily and radically CARED By
ibis purely vsseiahle mild yet powerful IaedeiDs Ses
advertisement heaied Grea, American Remedy.
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C E n 7 n

GENIN,
Hotter e.l Broad.rGy, cprostts 81. PG-Fs,
CHr 06er~ the very latest novelties OF the season
Having received the p,ae Of Partisan Fashion ,or NoTe-
ber takes this method OF informing those gentlemen wno
prefer the beautiful French style Ihst he has now on hand
complete assortment of hose truly graceful Hats The
superiority O. lie fabric rcm which they manufactured
IS guarantee Of their superior ster and durability al
The low standard price OF
Best Molrsk,7. ...........................Si eN
Ses; NOtriA o. Beaver. v-r.....-............-.-.- -
Farculaf attention i also csi.-d the large sssoT
o! Caps suitable for the SEASON. watch : the
celebrated Bone Cap introduced by subscriber
IND yoGhs made o. fur cloih velvet and elk Pish,
for .-sveing or evening CAP.
Genins Velvet Bonnet Cap for children perfect GEMS.
dsS lwis GESIN. 2l+ Broadway.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
ARRIVED.

Bremen snip HerHine. Folckinsnn, I'm Rreu1sa. Oct
o. u1dse 20 Pavenste2t Il Schumacher Nov 25 in Ia.
81 % ion ~ 60 experienced severe gale from sW
NV, which continued for days shipped heavy see,
which carried away buiwsrks rail and have had con-
tnual wes;ery gales since sp, calls and have been
80 days from Sable Island.
Ship Christoval Colon Smith, I'm Havara Dec 10. su-
gar. &c to Spoord. Ties;on & Co. Sailed in company
with ship Albany for Pensacola; brig Aller King.
for NJ. The Colon wss up u lat 81 % north cH the
2ls making the passage all but 20 miles in fve days
had heavy gales on the passage.
Ship Hartford Lannemann, ds fna Savannah, cotton
TO Dunhain 8: Dinon
Ship southernsr, Palmer I'm Liverpool Nov 10, and
Holly Head 18th, mdse 70 Woodruff i Minturn.
Packet ship Oxford, Yeaton 81 cs I'm Liverpool ndse
TO c II Marshall. The has been days westward OF
Georges Ranks and experienced succession oi very
heavy westerly gales 23d Dec. passed the wreck Of a
vessel bottom up apparently brig lost overheard IN
the Channel Aaron Pinkis natTe OF Ny died
on tie passage Michel OConno. and Bridget Donnougn
steerase passengers.
Bark Ann Wech Hitchcock, - de i'm Rotterdam nlGsc
and 20 steerage passengers 10 b Hurlbut Co Has
been . days north Of Bermuda Nov Isl lat fs o. ION
26 30 fell in with the wreck Of the Br chip Lanark Of
Liverpool. water logged and abandoned.
French bark elsc, Ceave IN! - Thomas via Charles
ston, in ballast 10 John Durand.
Brig Frances ANNA, Gunhy, =, ds I'm Porto CaDel.a
coffee sc 10 Thompson.
Big Empire Baxter, - DIS fn Galvesior, Texas co.
ton to Brewer 6 Nelson.
BELoW-Bark Orlando and bark unknown.
SAILED.
Packet ship Westminster Hoyey FOR London. Wind
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-26

.SrThe u. y. senate OF lS42.-The subscribers
respectfully announce that their large mezzonl engraving
Of the United Senate Is completed and Will IN shori
time lie published Those who desire 20 receive early I'M
pressors are invited call a. the National Miniature CO.
ry and examine the engraving.
EBoys' Clothing and made In The most sshicns'
bile siyle S7 Broadway stairs Opposite The Tssef-
naclel by MRS. H. FREEMAN. nS SniD
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= Farewell Lecture :-Ms. sryggRLAN1.

y Farewell Lecture Ma SUNDERLAND. crate
fu for The patronage extended in supper: Of his humble
Efforts Ia behalf of Mental Science II NeYork, begs 70
announce his las, entertainment Meohsle-' Hall -
Broadway. this ev-uinr. al :; O'Clock He will repesi
Of his experiments upon ihe minds .; bis
audience rcading The pheromeus OF aPParttors End,
.he performance OF another - Surgical! Operation, By
somnabuli. while The operator and The patient both
in aside Of unconscious sleep a d26Ir
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-26
WIN. It. JENNINGS 81 CO. Draper. and TsiiOm,


w Importers OF Cloths, Cassinerea, Vsstlngs, Fancy
Dresa Arcles kcin appreciation of the which
attended catering or the community would
.nder the assurance upon the commencement OF ths Ya
Trade that II will be their endeayOr 10 add W tho Induce
nents which havs rendered. 29i Broadway THE ESTAB-
LIsHsENT at which furnished Garments possessing
the requisites which must continue To commend them 70
the economist FOR In tho style and character Of ihs cloth
Ing are enabled Furnish through the aid Gf efficient
corps Of be found 10 the country IL tho
sequel TO the attractions Of our moderate charges
A large assortment OF new goods for Fall and Winter
wear arc offered for inspection, comprising Cloihs,
Tweeds NC for Dress AID Froek Coats Overcos Sacks,
&c French, English and American Cassimeres for Psns
looms word In reference this garment IN which tss
experience has satisfied he many fsx cutters e1ces
trial In this line especially solicited. Msrino. Valves,
Silk and Satin ves,ngs in gea, variety The usual assor
men, Of hrst quality Resdymsds ove,eosis, Original
Sacks CIoaks Dresa and Frock Coats Pantaioons Vesu
&c with choice selection OF Fancy Dress articles scan,
Cravsts, Hdkh, Gloves. suspsnders, sh,rn Colsfs.
Bosoros Hall Hose. de. NHu
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-26
Books.
Tnis Dav Published
NORTH AMERICAN SCENERY,

NORTH AMERICAN SCENERY,
PART !.
Faithfully De.ned;ei In SerI.s # HiA'.rat.-s I.se.,
From ouc.nal Drasclnss :at7' on the Spot.
By r. WHGTtfiELD.
THE LITERARY DEPARTMENT under the super
/ inlendance OF JoHy kEEssssFsq
PIAS or PusLIcATioN.-A p1gI viii be published pune
tugl.y on IN ls Of every Il Each part Will contGin
-Four En- Cravings printed in nts and eight pages OF Illus
tr,tivs text Thsyyork viii be beautifully printed
diurn ouario with type. and viii be completed III
Twenty Parts Each part 70 be complete in sei ~
twenty-five cents each. IL LUNG BROTHER
s. AnG--t.
PS-Persons in the country wishing copy OF the
work have tmalied IN strong Wrappers oy RENTING
- 10 the publishers.
POST PAID.
limited edition OF Ibis number has been published An
early remittance will DISAPPOINTMENT do 2ts
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6nts.

70 Mills, Halter, l7S Broadway, tHowsrd's
Hotel offers 10 those who wish snt tasty Hal for
n moderate price. me French Moleskln ane Nutria
Hat for s. 50 The encouragement met with in the sale of
tsi sws'
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-26
WIGS AND roupEEs.

"
kS Decidedly the most perfect assortment Of
Wigs and Scsips in the United States in bs found 8,
BATCHELOKS, Wallst near BroAaw1y. He also
manufactures order the shortest no;cr dis kls
q Wigs and Scatps-rhe largest - e5ezres. and
The bes, assortment Is 90 De found {. 3ARRY'S,
dIs ln!si l4 Broadway, eorrsr Of Leeryst rf-s.zra
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-26

SPLENDID PRESENT.
TIME DRANISG-ROOM MINSTREL, or Cat Book for
/ ,sI7 il Ju.t published by FIRTH. HALL POND,
esg Broadway and FIRTH HALL, Frankltn-square-
II coutsus some OF the beautiful Nl.ic eTrr pub
she IN The cDu-try and Is ernbelhshed with nine splen-
didIy executed Illuminated Lhogaphs, and VIII contain
Lovers Songs: 20 WaIeh you weI " y csyh s, shl,
And Tn. Two Birds;- also Dodworifs Krckerbocker
and Santa Claus QuSir!les &c kc The Iausic Is al
"e.. '''e' dii IT'S
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DESTROYED.

CONSTIPATION (cosTTyZSEssl Dk DEP 49,.
oaaase s,f I'D ,,ess sss.ss ~. siss ssas
-. @ - e,tler psr ser-<z or eafh', ey
aIs smye Agreeable ea yafs.''xs ss 'iss @ eesss,y
d.eese-ed F'ra"ef ey ~. ''a'''' ~ -'-s
P-f Pg-afI,saL OF Tais TREATISE e.nno, fail 70 di.pe
s - he sre Of any reader Of ine gerEtn< cay-
"A az ooS n,aTtrnes Of tch discovery which has sgi-
se asa ,nee En- ssacd and the continei with lis remark
- res1Irs This greai remedy q Light patatablo and
80 ,nrs FOOD called "Ervaeotzr-s vegttable Fsrina
- .5n,e respects resembling ArroTnoot The treatise AID
s Ry.Lenta (the n quarter packages 81 eaehl
rnnsanriy CO tnnd the Ssscne De POT oISAETOS OF
P1rs expressly eaabshcd for their sale st The Grane
80 Wjlss,p.,. Hsg.ywh als wkslp.l
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AN ELEGANT GIFT BOOK.

1CIE SACRED MOUNT AIMS byJ. T. Headey; beau
t!:uly illustrated. pr'cr muslin gilt g 80 Turkey
morocco y ~; white calf -.
This work I. designed Ciit BoGk, and Is second
tc of tue kind have seen" Syracuse Rec.
" We know OF volume cordially rccom-
mend - a Souvenir Sev-J-rsey Journal
a book he read and admired by many coming gene
ranons" Albany Argus.
The subject. afford ind scope for the very graphic
ie.cr pilve talent of the sahor ho has shone
better advantage New York Observer
Thc sulhorconduc, his readers, BY angels hand,
through the uos glorious md awful the world has
ever It's altogether extraordinary book ami
we venture TO predict viii only travel far bat
re long Those who look for Tie elegant well
the most fascinating bo - OF the season, Will II they
yris. certainly inquire for the Sacred Mountains
Albany Herald.
Together with ali the Gin Books Of the season
For sale by BAKER L SCRlBNER,
d23 6l!-- Is Sasssi-si
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-26
SPLENDID ORCH.
PROGRAMME

PROGRAMME
! ovss:rrs 70 No:srr. Don Don eiov.aa cra2s o,:4.
Es so; ssairsEa.: M'yer
orches5rs- l. Adaso Relicioso.
z Sor:o Brilliant
Sssost SD ID snse;:ed -, asaF' ae'F
bUla. Belliz sung Mad Aslsmow ie1.
Le rrsr'olo Caprice OF celebrated Al, By
Beethoven, followed ~ the Finale OF LAM
eSssetrtee, hy Aueer, coripo.ed and eSeeg-
ted lhrst ruae Henri Herz
{. The Last Rose OfSaaref, sung sy Nd AsianowseE
eysrtsTs to see.hOveas F!deo. Grand Orchestra
Dac-concsT;saie lie Fhifs. composed
By ii. Hex, and cxecr'sd (Srs' tinsl
TO- Gard Air- Love a: once break Nv Frt
ie-s,' from ArSer's Crown Je els MSa ASsmowiez.
Il Fartssis: Variations, ant Road9 tde c0rcer,ol
or The March from Guiisume Tell. for Piano
forte sad orchesirs. composed ard executed
isrs urel .Heari heEz
Mr TfMM viii preside ai The Pianoiortc
Mr. GEORGE LODES viii lead MS splendid O.chs~rre
The Treslo has becr published by Scharfenbere Luis
To brias his Eestvsl Concert within the reach Of ersty
family, school ana student Of the Pisnooric. Mr Henri
Herr has Fixed for this evening only the following prices
OF admission
Single tickets 81 family tickets admit three persons.
-; family ucsets, 10 admit i've persons, S.
ACtRp.-Mr. Henri Kerr having received Intelligence.
by the steamer lhst The Secretary of the Depaneu,
OF Puocc Instruction cannot comply with ais request to
tend a leave OF absence for onger period Than April
SeN ne VII De sale 20 give only one Concert more in
na. s1d ihence FOR Europe
No posiPonernent or account OF the weather.
Doors open al 6-Colcert 10 commence At y O'clock
The Concert OF the American Musical institute, az
uoIrced for this evening does take place
euence OF sn arrangement with Mr. Herz. DIS
ST. GEORGES SOCIETI.-Thr Charilabir Com.
Smt,iee OF the above Society beg 10 the
public. that their FESTIVAL CONCERT, in aid q; the
CarRoe Fant will taSe place the Tabernacle Mon
day Evening. Dec. -. 1875.
PC!ncipa! NocAii.;s; Mrs. z. LoDER. Miss NoRTHALL
and Madame ABtAMOWtCZ; Mr.. AUSTIN PHILLIPS
AID Nj EDWARD SHEPPARD.
PRINCIPAL tn.trumeuaii.ts The talented Chi 'rsn, Mas
terra BULLOCk and COLE and Miss ANNE NJ COLE,
known as the Apolloueaus will perform few pieces
Herr DORM tihe horn and guitar player Of Germany
his first aprearnuce New-Ycrsl. Mr. J, A. KYLE. Mr.
II. c. TIMM. Mr.. GEORGE LoDER aud his SPLENDID
ORCHESTRA
Tickets One Dollar. be oSsined at the usual places
and OF the members of The Committee. DIS #
I 0DER'S BAND.-GRAND CHRISTMAS jUBI
with Instrumental Solos by the nrst Artists.
Tickets 20 sach-for sale the usual plnces d.5i
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-26
HOLIDAY GIFTS.

HOLlOAI JlE
CLARK K AUSTIN, 2l5 Broadway. nave n most mag
u ncent OF Books for the Holidays 1t con
sts Of all English and American Annals amounting
in all to upward OF twenty different works and grea
variety inely bound and illustrated editions Of standard
Works
Wi!lis's Poems q beautiful edition
Bryanps Poems. illustrated by n beautiful engTavngs
Longieow5 Poems. elegant volume, with many
plates.
Grswold, Poets AID Poetry Of Europe, England ard
America.
Mrs Osgoots Poems. neat edition.
The Poems o. Alfred g. Street, hue e,iiuon.
the Life OF the Saviour, with splendid ilrsIra
lions.
Scenes in the Lives Of the Apostles, same style.
Illuminated Gems OF Poetry, splendid volume.
The Bible Gallery, with splendid Illustrations
Bibles gad Prayer Book, splendidy bound IN velvet
w.h gold clasps. with great variety ol other hoo%s .uiu
bic for The holidays. Also, splendid articles OF sla
onery such Paper Msche. inaid with p-arl an eIe
g.nt article Gold Pens and Gold Pencils Ladies' work
Boxes and Writng Desks &c. &c.
GANEsAil the recently pubshed hs well as The earlier
games. constantly on hand
JuvESiLEs-An endless rarety Of Books for children oil
el prices ard descriptions Everything a. the very low
Ell prices CLARK x AUSTIN,
d53 isu Cheap Cssh Booksellers, 2D5 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-26

Nofice,-Ths funeral sermon OF ,he is.e Rev. w,n
fowler, 6eners Superintendent and Corresponding Sc
eeiary the London Board OF Missions OF the Pruve
Methodist Church In the United States viii be preached
Sunday evening rex, the s7h inst the Hail OF The
College Of Physicians and Surgeons rs CTosbys ID door
10 commence n O'Clock, P. h. Ses;s free. II
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-26

~ Window Shades-A splendid assor,1nen, for
The Holiday Season incindug small invoice beauu!
rRENCH SHADES, ius: rrce,Sei, in addition 10 many
new patterns and great variety, II low md mentup
prizes Of his own manufacture by n. T. WEBB tai As
old s,und1 4js PeGrsL four daors south o. Chatham
Ityfs
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-26
.T-NU. 8. MAIL LINZ fer Albany and

II. -. NAIL LINE !Of hiDhny auo
EhSpt.zSTroy via Bridgeport and Housstonie Rail.
Ee7zzseszs road-The H0usstOSic Railroad during tho
~ ,,,,, has been rebuilt throughout, and read with
hssyy WHIT f. rs Passage o. Through Sg asyght daily
gsrafNEER Capt J. Brooks leaves ths foot OF Mar
ks,sL T. !or Bridgeport daily at y O'Clock A NJ. No
S.gh taken tee Passenger Line. Passengers tnks tho
Al and without change Of ears or baggag.
cTa,es srrigs In Albany and Troy al o'clock p. N. New
ears ard locomotive engines hSvs been procured and bs
road Is in eTsry respect equal to hs best sewEngad
road. -
Of prices as last year.
FOR farther particnIars inquire tbs Office MarEets
Pier and Al Lytngsi0a Wellss Ekpfess OBice, 10 Wall
=, fdl5 ist0 q. II. PERRY, Agent
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FOX BOSTON and Providence,
p.a. S.onington xnd Long Island Rail-

- rsHngsrEYl FOX HOSTDN and Providepee,
~ -aSss~6Es S.oningt0n xld Long Island Rail-
kxa--Aa---H- rosd.-Ngkt Lin-.-on snd sflsr
Monday III. 23th inst trains will leave the foot of Whits
haI,s South Ferry va Long Island Railroad, Oh Mon
1ay Wednesday and Friday nj O'clock, p NJ for Grsen
port croaaing Inc Sound 10 the fayohte steamer Hsw'Ha
veu whish has been provided with Inas1 snd ss. ana
anchors md thence Providence and Eo
oa by tie mail trains which connect with Ibe steamer e.
Massachusetts and Governor. Fare 10 StonngSn - {"
10 Proyidence, 81 90; 70 Boston, 81 co. in ,.k.
= ia1 ~. sS -, SAI,t,. A1 ~ 49, d24 imis>
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WOULD YOU BUY VERY CHEAP

THE HOLIDAYS
Annuals Christmas Gifts Pictorials. Juveniles, &c &c
90 To BURGESS. STRfNGER co. Booksellers,
UPrnters snd.P No 292 Broadway, New fork
who beg respectfully announce that they have laid IN
their great stock 81 ANNALS G, Books, PctoriaIs &c
and N doing So cnn say without danger Of conutanon
,bs such Galaxy OF Literary Gems mas before been
presented the public The bindings and illustrative en-
beshmeuls exqusiteyaryirg from he most dazzng
rich and expensive those OF The most unpfelendog ana
srpIe beauv Heath ginden S.td Dick, and others OF
the most celebrated ar-t hsve been employed ahy
OF the IN Zrayng- while the ler-press WI; be FOUND 70
possess equally corresponding professions 10 merit
Among which we have the following
Tes5ets OF Memory; The Opal;
The Fountain The MAY ROVER
tn. Disfsm. The Moss Rose;
Tn. 3outoir Annual; The Rainbow
Friendships Offering; The Evergreen
Forget Ne Not; The sparsnth
The Lscy's Album: The Rose OF Sharon;
I-lIn Rookh: LADY 81 TIE Lske
Cniids Harold; EryHur- Poems
ON gf.ovyi- Poems; MG-ic4! Annual.
Cb,'.i,, X Esepsak.: Chri.,rnas Book
o., Iyeri,e TOO numerous 20 In=non-their nale
Is legion o. t.,I'
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-26
MERRY CHRISTMAS

MERRY CHRISTMAS
XTM. TAYLOR K co. No Astor House have On
w band Just received from the lsrge.t publishing houses
ooth S1snsn and American ANIMALS. GIFT BOOKS
and JIt ENiLES. most splendid assortment selected
With care snd varied enougat suit the most f4s;idio
tastes Our prices VIII also be found 10 salt the POCKETS
OF all We gre below list OF few Of the most p5orri.
books OF The sea<or.
Flldirs Beauties OF Moore, beautifully bound
The BOOK OF Beaaiy-ect-i By Lady S!cssiastcu
Mrs Amesol.s Characteristics OF Women.
The Drawing Room Scrap Scok.
The Leaflets Of Menory-ulUst1a.ed
The Diadetn-lS Mezzotni Ensraviugs.
The BcCdoir Annual
Illuminated Gems Of Sacred Poetry
The Illustrated Magazine Annual for lsi-.
The Poems OF Bryant, Lonstellow. Mrs. Eliza Cook
Scott Moore ard many .heEs IL splendid bindings and
dlIed with cravings.
JUVENILES! JUVENILES. JuvTSII ss!-The little folks
hs-e not been forgotten. but VIII 81 well pleased with
Gala [d26l TAILOR-S No. = Astor House
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-26

aon the agricultural productions of the United States
In view of the large addition TO the value thereof since
Sept /. 1876. has furnished tie following;
estimate, from various statistics the aggregate OF
Indian Germ at four hundred snd eighty millions of bush
Ella for the year 1s46-rise since Sept - cts
One hundred and forty millions Of bushels
Wheat-equalt 20 twenty-eight millions bar
rels Flour, at 50 per barrel 100000
One hundred and sixty millions bushels Oats
at 10 cents per bushel. hel.--..----..-.---. l6oOOOoo
One hundred and eighty millions bushels Of
Rye, Barley and other Grains, al 20 cts per ..,.o
ousAeI .---- S''NNS'1S
Fifteen millions Of tons Of Hay, which has sd
vanced in consequence ot increased use Of
Corn and other Grains for bread stuss, - 45UCOOO
Total rise In value ue.-..-...------- sz'30oao"
Aggregate value Of the following srcles now a. mar
ket prices: o..
$500 900 bushels Corn, at 1Oc. :SDVoOUO
100000 barrels Flour, at $780,. .liOVVOVU
l6o 100000 bushels Oats, az 3oc --- ----.- SVVoVU
lsooo0o00 bushels other Grans a; 70c 10000
100000 tons Hay. Ss-.---- l20OOOVoo
2c0ooO0o0 bushels Potatoes, ioc.-------. soccOOoo
s553, 1000
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-26

rP- Fourteenth Ward.-In compliance with a re'o.
n;i6n OF the hr General Committee the Wing Elect
tl, Ward requested 10 meet nj The Broadway
House on Monday Evening 2ah ns al y O'Clock, for the
purpose choosing i've Delegates represent this Ward
IN General Committee or the ensuing and also 10 s.
!ect fifteen members q Ward Committee for The zane
period-aud also 10 select Dcler 10 the Young Mems
Whig General Committee. JOHN ORMOSD,
Chairman liih Ward Committee.
us, M5arsts. Secretarie' 1858.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-26
General Notires.

Cg- Rev. Henry Anthau, ID. ID. Rector Of 81.
MsTks Church will preach in the Church Of The EPiph-
any, 100 between Essex and Norfolk
Sunday evening, Dec. q. Service 10 commence !.
O'Clock IL