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THE TRIBUNE. TUE I. 0 N. BY. J.

C. WHiTTIEk. Comrades round our woodland Sad-voiced Auturun prieves; Thickly down those swelling waters his fallen leaves. Throuf-h the tall and naked timber, Colamn like ami old, (rlcara the sunsets of November With their skies of gold. O'er us.

the Soutb-lasd beading Streams ibo gray wildtrooee: On tlio night-front sounds the treading Of the stately moose. Fast the streams with ice are closing, Colder grows the sky Soon on and river frozen Shall our log-piles He. When, with sounds of sniothered thundor, Ou some night of rain. Lake and river brealt asunder Winter a weakened chain. Down the wild March flood shall bear them To the saw-mill's wheel, Or where Steam, the slave, shall toarthetu With bis teeth of steel.

Be it star light, be it moonlight, In these vah's below, Wben the earliest beam of sunlight Streaks the mountain's snow. Crisps the hoar frost keen and early To our hurrying leet. And the forest echoes clearly All our blows repeat. When the crystal Ajnbijeji'e Stretches Lrond and clear; And Miilnokot's pine black ridges Hide the browsing deer; Where through lakes and wide Or through rocky walls, Swift and strong Penobscot passes, Whito with foamy falls. Where, through clouds, are glimpses given Of Katabdin's Rock and forest piled to heaven Torn and plowed by slides Far below the Indian trapping In the sunshine warm.

Far above the snow-cloud wrapping Half the peak in storm! Where aro mossy carpets better Than the Persian weaves, And, than Eastern perfumes, sweeter Seem the And a music wild arid solemn. From the pine tree's bight, Rolls its vast and sea like volume On the wind of night; Make we Lere our camp of Winter And through sleet and snow Pitchy kuotnnd beerben splinter On our hearth shall blow Here, with Mirth to lighten Duly. We shall lack alone Woman, with her smile of beauty, And her gentle tone. 15ut, her heorlh is brighter burning For our work to-day, And her welcome at returning Shnll our loan Strike then, is waiting On our ragged toil, Far ships waiting for the freighting Of our woodland spoil Ships, whose traffic linns those highlands Bleak and cold of ours With the citron-planted islands Of a clime of flowers; To our froali tin: tribute bringing Of eternal heats, In our lap oi Winter Ringing, Tropic fruit? und sweets. Cheerly on the ax'of labor.

Let the sniibonin dance, than the IIhi.Ii of sabre Ortho gleam of lancol? every blow is given Freer huh nnd sky. Aud the long-hid earth to Heaven Looks with wondering; eye. Load behind us grow the murmurs Of the ago to come? Clanc; of smiths, and of farmors Bearing; harvest Here her virgin-lap with treasures Shall the green earth till? Waving wheat ami golden ttiaizo oars Crown euch brechen hill. Keep who will the city's alleys, Take tlio amoolh shorn plain, Give to ti" the cednrn valleys. Rocks and hills of Maine In our North-land, wild and woody, Let as still have part? Ragged nurse mid mother sturdy Hold us to thy heurt! Oh, our free hearts heat the warmer For thy breath of snow, And our tread is all the tinner For thy rocks below.

Freedom, hand in hand with labor. strong and brave; On the forehead of his neighbor No man writcth, Slave! Brother lookc on equal brother, Manhood looks on Be thy future, oh our Mother, As thy past hath been? Heavenward, like thy mountain-guardians, With their star-crowns And thy watchword, like Katahdin's Cloud-swept pine, ERECT Sitten at the Stock IS Y5s. 1855 Readiug.blO 55 .109 ilOO do.bl0 500Ohio 7s. do.54} 12.400 do.100} 50 Canton Co.blu 36 1.000 I 75 50 do. ItTt 5.000 Indiana.117 135 do.

15,000 Peuii do.bi0 37) 10.000 do.biU) 70jl-gXW do. 371 7.000 do. 555 Mohawk. 25.000 70 50 Harlem. 63 10,000 do.70} 250 do.

15.000 Ohio 6, Nor A VVor.st50 80 34.000 do. 100 do.sliO 5.000 do.al'O 75 do. 84 5000 do. 96 50 do. 1,000 Ohio is.

do S6 3.000Kyt".s.1011 t25 Erie 68' 70 1100 68 20 Manhattan SO Long bit 65 100 Farm Loan. 30 50 do.bid 65 a00 do. do. 100 do.bl0 3i)'-gtH) do. .10 Morris Canal.

109 do. 150 do. 20j 50 do.sio 100 do.btai 50 bo.blOG5 50 1125 do.b3 65 51? do.b320}/50 do.b3 9 Ohio Trust Co.99 50 Stoniiigton.4oi City Banking 67 925 do. 300 Reading Ud. 1150 do.stW 300 Reading.

ltd.s3 50 do.40 Second Hoitrd. 6.000 Ohio il75 Uoas. 50 A Trust. 50 do.bl5 100 Reading KU.Mi, 25 do. (x 100 do.b30 Canton.

do.i7j do.bt?) 50 do. 25 do. 331 200 do, 67 75 Far Loan.b3 30 50 Morris.slO 21 50 Nor A 50 HD BBA KS-BI itN AP? BABCOCK. No. 43 John-street, otter for sale a fuU assortment of Papm, manufactured Dj the.

Messrs. llubl Ledger blue' and white Imperial. Super Royal. Royal. Medium, Damv and Flat Bank Folio Post.

Baak Post. Exchange Cap Karra Super Cm Cap, ruled and plain. Paper, ruled and plain, a lull assortment, Packrl Super and Extra Super. Tinted Plate Paper; Colon-d Colored Rovals, thick and thin, Medium, do. do.

Double Cap, for copv books, riue Olaaed Coiored Mediums. Rov.xls. U. V.c. arZj? B-have a'.

on band a verv tensive assortment of Papers. Book ami New. Priul. Plate Wrapping Papers. They are 3U '-be Patent Envelop Paper.

ma le IC order at bwl Oxueoal Blooms, 1C on and for sale by REMEY8. BREESE it SAMPSON, WlItK AMI BILAZIEK.S' co Wt? 200 aale by SHERMAN. PIG Ions No. Uhigh Crare Pi tror lor sale by SHERMAN ATWATKR. CO BKAZIEK'S ton.

5 tons nUh inch do. for sale by SHERM AN. AT WATER A CO. kJLlTAND NL'T bundles of Sin made of quality Norway Iron, for tale br ere KHF.RMAN*. ATWATKR i.

CO. St L'LAT AM) SQI AKE B.Vli toni a. Peru, Hamuierel Iron; 10 do do do Kiai Iron, fer sale bv ATWATER CO. 54 Fulton-rt. PMi toas Nil Pig Iron.

For sale by SHERMAN. ATWATER A Fulton New-Jersey Fire Brick, for low to close a close a consigutarnt, by d9 SHERMAN. ATWATER fc CO. 54 Fulton-sL BORAX refined Borax far sale by U74 8HERMAN. ATWATJtB 54 Fulton-sl Official.

LIST OF LETTERS. THE TalBtTM BT AhrCirtTMINT. i 13. -rfad fneixer tnOCUd, Ar.rl advert made under the of the Post master General. In a newspaper or newspapers, of letter! uncalled for inuy Post Od.ce.

shil! inserted in the paper or papery, of the town or place where office i may ter tne circulation. Pot', lyrnr, paved AbrcA 3, IMA List of Remainiu? in the 5.Y. Post Office, Saturday. December 13: pleate tntnlion IMTZ of iht litt tri rAicA they art culcmuuL LADIES' LIST: 1 Allen Eliei iHammet, Hn i-a- Air A viuehy, i Aoter.on. lira.

ler.l* ahraaam.Margaret Barbette, Mrs. Ma- I ry Ann McClen i. Mrs. Ca I belli Cordelia ICanne 1 Mrs. Harriet Harvy, Margaret Mijs a Mra.

Sa- Hamilton, Mrs. Jan? rail (i. I (Broome-at.) Bridget lie min. Ellen Basale, Bridget McEgan.Mis* Ca lb Mrs ila.t, it- McGuaire, Miss street Hampton, Mrs. W.

Mary Blackburn. Mira H. MeKernstry. Mrs. (Jemy! Hansen.

Sam'1 WUliam H. C. A. HaseU, Oath- McLeod, Miss Eiiz Brerwater, arine abetb i Mary Heitlarnari. McCredrcan.

Sa.ly Brewfter. ret ry Ana Hearne, Mrs Roe. Ulfas Jane Brewer, Mra Mrs. Eliza Reynolds, gusta I Herrorj. Ciir-i C.ara Benders Al l.ucen, Mary i Kachae, jj.

Bixoy, Mary M.j Ren wick, Ma (W. Mrs. M. ryJane Brown, Mra Edw. a.

K. Has Bousor, M-s. Hougbteling. Mra Barley, Miss M.A.! M. Bell Mary Burguel, Ju.iu Holbrook, Nancy Ra ixton.Mra.

R. B. Houdlelt.Mr* Har- criel Har-: L. iRipley, Mrs. Susan net Ann Humphreys, M'? Rh.hard*.Mrs.

Pan Budd.Miss Rozyl-1 Sophia Kim venia Habbard, Miss Ma- Rhodes, Mrs. C. A. Carwey, Slttry na S.o..???brook, Huhbard. Mrs.

Caroline (Mary I iRrod-s, Mrs. Carev. El.za-.eih I Humphrey, riet Mary (Catharine! Huher. Mnrta menia E. Clarke, Mrs For- Hunter, Miss Mary Roe.

Mlsa Mellnda syth-sl. I Ann Roiermond, Miss Mary L.I Hughs, A-m IM.ecca anbei Eliza Hogers. R. E. Ca-uey.

Margaret I T. Miss ace, Mrs. Jnrrcl, Anne 1 Cain, MUs Catha- Jannecy, Madams I rloe Johnson, Mrs-Cath- Chambers, Miss arine i I MiM Carew, Miss K.len Jane-, Miss CrandallJktra.Mary Mrs. Mary Clark. Mary I Jane stnnton.Mr.

Debo Carroil, Miss Elian Jakins. Mrs. Julis L'" Citre-r. Miss Calii-. Josephs.

Sarau U. C. arme iJupes.Mary Miss Hel? ark Mrs Marys. SpeaCe, Alice i Kary, Mrs. Mary Mri, vir Eliza- VinlaL UI? Flor Cosgrire, MISS Reeuun.Caihanr.e i riari I Mrl Cr.n.,ttuet:w?,Ml.s| ry Cor ner Mr.

Wm Smith, Mrs. K. A. Mrs. Kextihu Ma- Smiih Mv.

i a Cm ey. IrniUi', Mnl E-O. 0..0, hL I ro-ve Mrs Simonds, MraJane Hannah Icotu Maty Jane 1 ConiweU, Mra Le-1 Mis. Calh. tula Lewis.

Mrs. Cmr- Taylor. Eliza Curry, Mrs. i Rosetia WrH. AjMrlH Dailey, Mr-.

Mar-kockwood, Misa riSff Mm Marv Darts, iaarj ring, Mrs. Eliza- Widow ame UlllJ. Deroreal DeForest, 1 Aull TutTt, Mrs. Sarah Uennv Mrs lie- June Tu Ann Underwood, cUnson, Miss JUbouy, Johan.ia Mr, Ml, i iniiaibslMani si. Miss bit- sabetb Valentine, MIns Malhum.MraMaria poberry.

Bridget anderbell, MrsE Mnreari.t len I) Mis. Sa- Mead, Isabella rirrl, Jnditlt liurda, Mrs. S. A. Miss Hel- liunniriL' Mrs It leuS.

Oeo I) I Mary Ml Mis, Auge- I linoT. Jane i His, Wa'son, Ami tndtco'i, Ai Mary I Watson.MissMaria isi I Aim A lUaium I Eliza Wales, Miss Mary Farley, Webb, Miss Ann I Murphy, Jane Weeks, CharlotteS iMuiiui.e, Widow Webster.MrsSusan hraser, A.i.s Mar- Murphy.B me Williams. Marv i Murphy. Julla Wilson, Misa Elia ssce- T. pet Vnr 'nn Itliaia Vvright, MiSS Bar recmati.

Mar caret i Catbariue as, K.b Nlchotaon, Mrs. M.iy. nini'iiret White, Miss Sarah r.sber, Mrs Mary I I'm Uirnru Norton, Mrs. Mat I Neweu'MrsHarrbl Odcll, Mrrs. T.

Wrinsstt, Mrs Eli Mrs- zabeth i Eliza rar O. Mrs, Eliza O'Brien, Mrs. CJlri Golden, Ann Wilson, Mary I beth Pellcy. MlrsM pMoe Naomi I I' irm ir, Mrs. Gray.

Miss Sussu (l.tlo. Mrs M. 1) ilri-r, Mrs. Ma ry I GUUgan. Mrs.

I Painter. Mrs M. Glover. Mrs. Dan'l Peard.

Mrs.lt. Qllllngham, Mrs.1 Put, Mis. A. Frances I Priestley, Ilitlliatnti. Jlary i Mrs.

Mar iia VVhyte.Mrs James I Woodward, Mrs Aurelia Wooden, Surah Hayes, Mist EUonl ibaL ROBERT M. 9IORR1S, M. GENTLEMEN'S LIST. Allen, J.J. iBrown, Sanfjrd i Davis.

Richard AdaniSvWillian Brown. John Dana, John Abd.il, David Bruce, w. IDaria, I H. AjDav. JohiiG.

I Aun.tr. Michael Burratl, FredA. Da is, L. B. I Louis I Diaper.

C. T. I Aldrtdse. Joshua Butler. Isaac J.

L. I Burgess, Rev. E. Day, Orange D. Allen.

A.C. Butler, Charles F. Draper, E.G. I.AIcock.G. B.ir.ess.

Aiirw.1 Alien, llufus H. Bush, Joseph Devtes, John s. Alberton, Sylvemis iturtir.Thoma* Clarke I Amos.Geo. B. Burns.

C. M. iDelatuare, Jean At her, a S. Burcbard, John D.I Baptiste Arnold, George i Ryrn, Michael De Forrest. J.

J. Andrew Wuilam Bryan, Fredrick 11 IDeCasali.O Seachi Armstrong, J. Bryant, W. DeCrnrt, Stsntn Anders B. j.

Andrews, N. Car, John DeCordova, Jacobs Arnold. Monis Calull. Pail Patrick Austin, C. Cady, Platt Pau Andrews, JohnE Cadou, Charles DeNetonno, F.

Andersen, T. IChamUn, Lemuel J. Anderson, Charles Callery, Plilll I Dennision, Chas. Avril. Wii iam Cain-.

Alexander El ward Ayeis.John Pierce Dies, Joseph George Chace, Hiram Djslwortfa St Bron Urndy, Jniuert Cahell. Dr.RobLH son Brauiey, iiemy jChakner, James Dickson. Francis Blackhaii.lt lu DUhwd, Bradley.WiUlam A Carrigan, Bernard Dickey, John w. Chapman John ID wight Hon. Louts Bradley, Careworm.CoL Black, Jumes S.

Casey. Michael iDogherlv, Miehael Bake, James L. Carleuut, Milo iDodman, Thomas B.auciiard. Heaiy Carroll. obn Dotioh.ie llweti W.

Clark, Patrick Blake. Barnum Caapman. Harvey DoeeyyHon.TaLG Ball. J. Clara, John Donlih, James Baker.

Willian t'arlan, Dougherty, John BrangamJobo Clarke. Thos. Doty A Bergen BrsjKm. Francis CarroU, Jamas James Btnies, Clark. jo? D.

IDwyer, James Baidwiii, John O. Carpenter, isuc Baker. Mr. iCark, Abrum I Dudlv, John Bailly, Alexis ICarlton, Guy IDwyer, B. Clark.Joha Dane E.

Braid, Joh.l S. Chard. J- .2 irken. Maur.ce anno re, Mr. Carmick.Capt.

Ste-jDuulop, George Bartiett, pbeii WilltamC. 1 Barker, Wm ii. Chapman. W. A.

Dutfii Barker. Lewis Ciaytou.W. Duumore. (.1 W. Henry Cai'm.

M. I Barnev. Ira Claude, L. 0 Karl, Davnl Bartlev. Charles Clear-.

Jauics Edmenslon. D. t. Baices.Joi.n Clemeuu.Mo.es Metdten Barnard, Benjamin Celton.S. fc-dwards, Jota S.

Barnetl. Cheddick.Ai.ronM. Bayne.LMiiamACo i igr.st, Rooert A Berry Cohen. S. (Edward.

John Bassen, John Conway John r.cgerl. Johu Dual i Beat, Jstties ICo.llns John El.ett. E. A. I lteeh-r.

rf. Co.lea. John M. Evans, Estwick Cochran. A A Co jEugtiaith.

W. I John Bran, Coly er. Hiram Alonzo Banca.io.Sr Jose Cochran, Bensen. J. I derG.

F.yre. Heury Mr. Co en, E. P. Unss, Kthnn i Beiden.

E. Ce.born. E. Farmor. Patrick Bent.

George Cole.til'iti L. Betgooale. K. R. Cochrane, A.

G. Famuu. Newti.e. ii Felis Cole.Mr. Co.

Berazoll, Colton, Edwin Adam I Beinen. Caleb iCoaley. William Michael B.dc'-od.JosephU uejlie Manuel D. BUlotney, John IColAGeo. Furir.iug.

Rev. Tal Cormel. O.wer i bert Brief, Conrad Coreneld, Farnbam, Sylvanus Briard. William.A. O.

I C. Bird, John Fraser. John M. Biagham, Hiram I'ooley, 11. A.

G. W. Briit.o.or?, Qlo- vauri Cook.John Wiisou Bird, Henry A. Cooke. Fell, George Bishop, Paul Cook, J.

I French. Boaruiaan.NonnanjC.s.k. J. IFeuey, Francis i Boardun-, Wm G. C.K'per.E iward B.jFrethy, Weifonl BootoaiEi (Cooley, Henry I French, Mr.

Ma Bonar.alr. chiuest Bonham. Mr. Lewis El-I French. Edward IVUnaa wood Patrick Kordy.

J.W. Covle, Patrick Ftnigan. John Bolauder, Ephra- ICoyle, Terence Fitch, Ackley B. ICoyle, John I Ftnigan. Arthur Brooks, George Ccvlr.alons A.

I Fish, S.W. Brooks. John iCrowell, Jehu (Fish Randall K. It. Jmv J.

Froili.r.?hamWa?h I J. Cui-bert, tngt B. tJSu" Ford. R. Bovre n.n- Curry.

J.iin? Foot. Lermder Boyce, Daniel Chubb, William Fo.ter.Wii.iwn i I u. iCuiiio, ii.tain George B. i I "Law. A.vanE.

rence P. Fool. Leinder B. Fuwle, W. H.

FSw? brown. Rev Gerdt ClubJ Kuller. Alfred B. Fu man. ose pb Brower.John Oaie, U.

Fury, Marua Brown, I Drake, A J. Fiy oc, Thomas nnllignn, Pnrt James T. Gardner, Mr. f.n 1 Gsll.T. M.

We. Rot- Grant. Mr D. Gardner. Nicbol Lewi-.

Jaeob Garety. Michael Turnus? rluroson. Granu Wtlhem Lent sine, Edward Rc-boeaon, Jona i i.arrv, John S. iLe RMaster Robins. J.

Robert Wi am Roan. Grant Gdr-rt A. I Unton. WUiam C'Rodolnbr. Dsvrd GarC-n-r.

W. C. Lit.r.y. Charte? Livingston John L'-ie-. -e GravDtvId i Sec'v Gra'v, J.

i Lodae. Hinman dge Oetty-t, Of- Ryken. Pter-m James Rue, Jam-- Harvey Lodge. Fidelity, tapfi Greadv. Dennis James Lcs-kwo-el.

Mr. 0 Green. Pan Loc.wc.d.ALdr'w M. Gregorv.J. D.

J. Green, Simon I Loftus, Cilv.r. Louton, John Greese. E. Ii.

i Loiaee, Amos fSreen. D. K. 1 Logan, William Gerag.My. Patt i Laugm.a.n.

N.el a entwor Theo Lownes. Henry GiffocdVame? P.C L- fiin, Oliver Gilbert, Oilmore, Michael Gilroy, James (rr En, Gilbert, John Gibbons, Dwlgbt Lvman. Aaron a. Late, All Lynd. Lyman, Le.i John S.

Lu- as, G'-o. Wm. 'Smallev, Jobs Siu.fs. SwaU, Wm. Sbafer, Thee.

H. John, Jm it Wtu Sir. 1. Dr. D.

Ssleni, P. Sanders, Geo. A. jSbv u.in, Captail 'inifi Sl KOes Jol tt sawyer, Wm. H.

Jno. fj. Grun.baw, H.A. Captain Grfswo P. 9 GiroraA J.

Robert Malk'n. Her.rv Godard. CoL Ja. Ma-ore. i dal College John Gorton.

F. 9. Megoffin, I Goldsmith, John S. Louts Maitz, Geo' s-rai: r.Charles. arr.

Eben Slater. William Sason A F-lt Sargent. K. Janus Swans. I'avid D.

Sswyer E. Stratum, E. W. Annanus G.over. -n A S'-ration.

Glover, Ro'i-rt ri. i seht. ler.Jfl Goucher. David II. Mar.is-I.V.

Palrick -rdwic. James Sep r.John sSUJ Henry C. Sheldon. Bit Kirich, Frank Aev J.N. tiardA b-e 0.

F. James Grosven rr.John (irojt Goo! Gui I Marton, Isaac GoUewez, Senor MarkrirJge, Wm Tbo.n<-? Jose Maria v)Hriin. Beinum sEfSr' I In Is, Ii. W. Hartley.

Wi larn Halsted.C. W. Halabac, John Handy, Caivin Halstead, W. K. Hannecan, Tbo'.

Had. M. K. Hanks, Owen G. William MerriU, Ciias.

H. M-a i. A. B. Merrill, Aivin M-izler.

Geo. Melville, Herman i Melcber, Joseph iMions, Peter Miehael. An hor. Wileam ular, Jacon Stephenson, Abner Sterne? Char.e. Sberburae, Coi.Jl iL Shepird.

Chas. Sherman C. Sbreve, Wrst ad nony Sheridan. Join James a cid. evwrt.Jo.-v Han.Maurice Moore, Wm.

D. Harrington, Trax on. John Morison, Joseph Morrison, II. Morales, Abraham Montgomery, oho Hoi Richard lit, A bios B. Morns.

It. C. Barley. John L. Hartness, Thos.

I. llar'i. John Hsnison, Rickard Hartmaoo, D. Harrison. John Harting T.

F. i. Mr. Marrod.WiH.. i Haibrook, w.

c. ajorte Francis Hardy, i tullip Morgan. Andrew i Hasktdl. Harrison Mons'r Hasty. Cant John Hoore, W.

H. Hart. Selah Murcan.M. Hamnztoo.Hny. UaaweU, Capt, A.

Capt Falkioburgb Slma, It. L. Simpson, Samuel Sinrzemch.Prore;'" Sleberger, Myer Slinpsoa. Ca. LE.M Sole, Sauds Siurluir.

L. Swift, Alex T. Simmons, Henry Scitz, 0. Smith, Israel Smith, Wnt.Duane niton. Eedis Hazel, R.

HavOand.T. S. ilavs. John C. avens.

Howard Batch. Lucius Schmitt, Kornau Smith, John H. SHU, William Smith. E. W.

Su.i h. e.i? M. Smith A Co. atnes Smith, Dr. Eilsha Smith, J.

Court I My rick, lt. L. Manson, John i Myers. He Uyrick, Daniel Nuson. Henry Sinruta Neligain, Maurice Ainaiiu Hay ward ef D.

Hawkins, Nath'l Havens, S. a P. Hawtln.ru, Fred'k a A. V'-lson, Geo, GardlO'lNcwboa Thos. i itched Neylan.

Danl. i iiislav Nichols, Thus. S. Nichols, Starr laa.it I.Smith, Gei. tSmith, Isaac B.

Smith, S.T Aoliiers Epoflbrd.Hou.Tboi CI.Kf. S. o. 1,1 i. Brilon Snow, R.

A. Hel.enbuUie,Chris-| Nick. rSOU, JcbnlClStones, Pa' tlan Reime, Mr. William Beapby, Daniel i'eter Herman, T. irbert, ti.

T. llene.y. Michael ma? Hews, Malhew Hew itt. Henry S. Hibson, James Hlllycr.

a. T. Hinds, James Hinten, John W. David i i Joseph Holmes, It A. Holbeche.

Wm. Hodge. Alfred A. Hoben thai, Edw'd II Samuel F. C.

Horton, John Mark Hooker. Edward Nbrtherman, Geo. Sword, William Non is. Brothers Strong, Jo.eph Co. jSinvth, Matthew Oakcc, II.

Sutton.Cbaa u. Tutor, lico. A. O'Brien. Michael Taylor, Edward P.

Opie. H. Taylor, Waldo 0'Brine, Edward 'Taylor Capt. Solo Oa'iorne, M. moa O'Conner.

Martin iTrask, Tboa O'Connel, Thomas Tab Dr S. J. W. Ord Teile. Sidney Ors.ia.

Cbarics Teiiny, John D. Overton, William I Tlerriay. Joseph Powell, Wm. Tompkins, Saml Thorp i. Anderson.

Owns. Domlnick Owns. John I I wen, John I'nrker, JTnsi. Palmer, Wm ii t'aine. Charles Paine, John 1 Park-r.

Samuel Palmer, Drake I Palmer, C. B. Parlier lirotl J. 5 Re' wan. Cimi.Wm.

u.n;-. Jr. jParren, Monsieur Houseman. i lowed. William Borez, Otis Ho well.

John R. Howai I. llovt. John C. i ion Peacock, Geo Peacock; Thos Townsend, nel w.

Thorns. C. J. Todd. P.

P. Thompson, I Thompson, i Wm. 1 r. it, Capt. Mitch imas, a.

M. Tooker. Dan'l E. Toone.CspL a. 11.

Slace Patterson, John Pbayre, Rev. John Patterson, Joseph Tyler, Win. Patterson. Chas 11, Solomon Pearson. H.

M. Tucker, Thomas Turner. S. 11. Trulixlssac B.

Hillsapple, John Pell. Edwd S. Pruett. Oe.a F. Hun; Thos.

AL U. HVckXCoG. Tullv. Mvles M. Hiiiiii, Pheips, John Tarpine, Hector Milo S.

Tnils n. Wilhelm Hunt, Augustus Peteroncaly, John Utiiback, Uenrl Hutcmns, Wm. B. Perry It Co David aderhillfAbner H. 'heirs I Perkins, Wm Z.

VclkerjP. Hum. Jacob I Perry; Edward D. A Si-nor Alocro James met. Monsieur Hard, CoL L.

Peues, Jos II. Hudson; John Ipendleton, Geo A. Vrooman, David Hughes. Tboa. Perry, Capt TbosC V'inot, Lorria P.

I Perry, Capt L. Vlgnot, Monsieur an. Monsieur IPierson, C.C Hu Hughes. 1. Hur.titigton, Che' i er ill.

J. Hurley, Uliam Hill. P. Hyde, Usual Hvstt, James Biggins, Cupt. Cy? rus Byrnes, Anthony Bylaed, Michael i Jaapcr, John 1 Jamieaon.

i' Vandenburg Jno ll ii. Pierce, B. I Pinkum.lchanodAV V-'an I Phdlips W. II. Van Prince, James C.

Van Ki.skIrk,Isaiah Pu ree. Cap: Edwd an D( J. Piperi, Gi i Van Deusen, J. D. VanHooseo, John II P.

ilkingburgh, Pone. Henry I Pond. K.J. I Martin Powel. (Piano in Gel I en Turnerl I cus.

I Porter. Wm A. nias .1 insen, i harles i ter, lie rv W. Wnitc, James. Col.

Wm. I Potter. W. WhII.Ti Pyke, David J. IWalsh, Thomas fuller.

S. I Walker, Plummer, Gordon Walker, John Walch, Edw ard K. McConnanche Lau Jefll rs. Jam Jellyman. w.

Jenkins, Wm. C. I Jennlog.T. L. Jenki is, Dr.

F. Johnson, Mr. .11 hnson, Satn'l M. ihnson, Jas. Sen.

UcAnnen, ling! Johnes, a. Johnson. Jones Wm. Jones, Edward Jones, Henry Indrew Jene I. John Michael Wadswt rib, Wa rer, James John UcAnally, Joseph Walsh; Conds iMcAnaltv, Wllbam Walker, Geo.

McAnn. Patrick Warran, N. E. McChe.iiey. M.

W. rman, Henry ard A Hu IMcDoogal, James Ware; Edwin A. McDsal. James Warner. Geo.

H. Joseph Enmnuel M. We Jones, K. Lewis! Ward, I Jones.Washington'McLnn. James Watson, E.

II. I G. K. 'Warrlner, C. Jewitt, A.

McGready.Wm Mackie J.nes. A Hailock Kotier, Mr. McGarry.Christphr Wells, cut W. Kearney, Charles W. T.

I McGnlness. Thos. Welch, Patrick Kanesowwiky.Qr. McKenna Weaver, John J. Raines.

K. end J. I McKeever Bernard Welch, Glsborne Kelly, Leander iMcGUI, Mr. (Moa- Keenan, William r. e--L M.

F. McMaster.Z J. Wdlinan.Merritt Kearney. H. N.

i ACo.lno' We.Is. Jacob Co. tMahon. Francis t. us.

M. Keasler, Jeremiah McGaw.U. Wembley, Ant Tsomas ny 0. Kent. Doctor McEvoy.

Wflluun We'stiake. 0. F. Kendall, John P. iMcOtnls, James Westennan, Oer P.

McHugb, Connick ban Kent, W. v. iMcGonel Michael WlUon, John Kriquram, Mr. iMcGlvens, P. WUey.Wuliam jvrenleyside, R.

McPhersoaFranrJs Wigbaaan, Mr. Kline. Andrew McCtrtskey, Sern'd Painter King. Rnftis George Wright, Kia J. F.

ICandaJIJisuaea I Ransom, Jos. L. Knox, A. Rip p. Mr.

Willard, Master G. K.ia/e, Zjcbarias Kucuja Ferdinande Wi.iian:.. K.v...o ph. Captain Deniiisov KailelUn. Mr.

i Jas F. Wt.itattis. L. Lnramn, John Raynor. Henry Wild Lahagh, Isaac iRadcluf.

Cornelius Alexander La-id, Chas.KJWnBaats.Geo. Lawrence, G. B.Jr.jRacd, Rtcha'd L. Lehr, Heinrich iRathbone, J. F.

White, Lane, Joseph ReetLJohn C. nTdtlng, A.J. l.aakef.an. Landon, John Abram F. Wisdom.

Wm. A. Lambert. Reese. S.

White, Thomas Larrance. Fraaklm Reynge. Jerry Wi-dt, Herman Lawrence, Mr. Dm! CaptJobnN. W'hitaau.

il basher, Jonas P. Reid, Charles D. Lane, James IRamsen. H. Whfce, 0 H.

Lahn. Charles Riker. II. 11. Whitney.

WnLB. aivera.DouJuse..2 Lnj. W. Lathrop, Edw'd II Wm. Worms, WQham La Toiirette, John I Riciue.

Jacob Wo Lawrence, Wm I Ephr'm Wood, Andrew J. Eugene Rice, ILrnrv 11. WooJaey.BsP. Leber, Fred'k F. iREHet, Henry jWolcott N.

L- ttgett. Fl. T. i Rjchardson. Senj.

Wyman, Fran Lesch.R'.ciard Rtshon. Louis G. .2 k'lin Lee.DavidS. Rogge, Ludwiij Veomaris.H.P. Messrs.

Roranstm, FayeUe Leech, Jonautan JMwin Toung, Wnx T. ROHKUT II. MORKIS, P. M. SI jrNS.

OILT.PLATN ANDORNAMENTAL, by AC KT RM AN va i. miiLF.R, 101 Fit Lot and WOOD EMGSATINJ." TI. DOR HORTON A- CO. Designtrs and Engravers on Wnrd. Tin "fill Nassau at EN 5.

a I0HN S. HORTON, Historical Wrhing Eni Wrv an Hassan si Postagn Law. Thev are of the Pest Office for pens, by K. C. 20.17 A Ct' Pn POH l.h menu lu.i nukle up for Use.

under the new Of' JV KWAKh CAL.CINEU P1.AJ? fhlt C-uu-cl and la Marble du.ti received tresh from the works. Anoat arid la store at the For hv Srns VAN NESS A KELL. Tt Cortlaiso-at HtK RHU? and Round New-Jersey Iron Co. fiave on band a full Round Iron and Wire toa-ether with Bands.Scroll*. Ovals, Half OvaU.

and Sheet Iron. US 1 MARINE PORT OF NEW-YORK. CLEARED. John Skir-dr. SkiJdy.

Henry Tritt, Hartley; UrerpooL Ogden; Ajmar. Carr.e?. Charleston. Nesmith it Walsh. Backus.

Mxlocy. Genoa, busker I race; Ala? bama. Orleans. Elweii St Co. Mary Chase.

P.ocbeile. osterA Nick crson: Tvbee. McCormack. Charl-ston, Bulk.ey; Bel? fast MeKinney. Mlddleton Co; -Ma.

garetta Everett Falmcutb. Ja Brett At Vote. Sehr? Lrdta. Sttfvena, Thomas. I Augus? ta.

Brown, riedibrd; Fanrv. Bottom Alexander -arannab. Dunham At Dimon; LorHand, Clark. Philadelphia; Theo Frelinghuyscn, Bogen, hlixa beth City. Sloop Warren, Thomson, Haven.

ARRIVED. Bark Thetis. Harms. 1 da fa Odessa 15 da fra i'uji. cotton, ur.

j. t- raster. Brig Savannah, Hawley, 7 ds fa -ravancah, cotton and rice, to cturges. C.earrran At Co. lirig Science, Herrick.

11 ds fm Beaufort, NC. naval stores, to order. Scr.r Mary Francis, Woodbnry, Newburyport mack erel. Sehr Mary Clarke. Wilkirs, Salem, pepper, to Nichols.

Sehr Victor. Hallet. Boston, mdse, to 5 Lewis. Sehr Fmeiia, Turner. Swaosboro.

NC. naval stores. Sehr Barhadoes. Kicdcr. Sydney.

CB. potatoes. Sehr Despatch, Corson, 3raidvwine. flour, Slc, to Bulkier. 9 Frank Henry, Bartlett, Boston, Lewis.

SehrWalter Merchant; Beai. Baltimore, Sehr John Dili Boston. Sehr Galena. Baltimore, to A A Wood Sehr Sumue! Mitchell. Johnson.

Beaufort, NC. naval stores, to Mitchell. Sehr Silvia Iligbee. Hizbee. Philadelphia, coal.

Sehr Iole, Wooster. Eastport lath. sturges At Co. Si Etthi Si i. Cark.

Eastport plaster. Sehr Aurora, Foster, 13 us fa Bucksville, SC, timber, to Badger A- Peck. Sehr Daniel Baiter, Newborn. NC, nsral stores, to Depeyster A WbJtmarsh. Sehr Ferdinand, Latham, Eastport, plaster, to Sturgts St Co; Sloop Emily, Mott Sag Harbor, oil.

DISASTERS. Ontario. of and for Portland, lrom Car? denas, cargo 60.000 Ballons of molasses, was wrecked on Hattcras about ist msr. Vessel and cargo a total loss? sa.d to be insured Portland. Crew saved.

SPOKEN. See. Her lat 36, Ion 74. bark John Gardticr. Pederssr.

Im for Honduras. jv 22, lat rii 40. Ion 79, brig Fisher. -I ds Im NOTICE TO TAX-PATERS. Com, Tie.ixen.'s erSSth.

IfUA to au Act re. i An Act.relativem the collection lazes In tne City of Uro ht.U other) lyasM-d April 18th. Not A for taxes for the current year have day been delivered to the Comptroller ol the ity of Brook.en. and that from ah taxes which shall he paid to me said Comptroller within thirty days from the dVe hereof, a deduction three per cent, will he made; and that from which shall I 8 sop ud after the expiration of the ru.d thirty days and within sixty days from said date, a deduction of two per cent, will he ti. ttoti and utter t'ie Fir.o Tuescsv in January next; one p-rreat.

wid to ail tax- llien remaining uup'id and tbaton the IlUrsi Tuesday of Januarynext, "the said Comptroller will deliver to the Collectors of the City of Brooklyn the -aid P.oi s.t.i/ether with the war. thereto annexed, tin to proceed re? gard to trie unpaid taxes In the manner directed hy law. The Comptroller would respectfully request those who in'end to avail themselves of the provisions if the Act refer red to tn the above notice, to Inform him thereof as soon tut a their may he in readiness so as to pre? vent delay when they may be prepared to pay their taxes. In compliance with a resolution of the Mayor and Com Coi.Nc/IICE is hereby further Vlven that tlsr Comptroller III receive taxes at his office In the City FROM O'CLOCK a. M.

UNTIL O'CLOCK P. M. and at lo other hours. li.i A. H.

OSBtJHN. Comptroller. jVtlTlalK i it r. appivaiiou Is made to tbe LegUlamre of the State i New.York, at session, lor ar. a.n to u.coi porao- Prison Assocut il -i of Lew.

York Pfsrw-Vork. Nov II. II4S JVJtrT'lt'li Is hereby given that all persons indetued to Is the estate of Jokss Welliwcton, late of the City of Al'iany, an absconding or concerded debtor, are required lo r-ruer an account oi all debts or sums of money owing by them respectively, ar.u to pay the same to lie- subscribers, duly appointed Trustees ol the estate of said debtor, in pur rartnee of the Stamte, on or before the gnu day of January, 1846, at the office of Wbeaton. No. id state-street, in llie City of Albany, and nil having in their posses? sion any property or effects ofsttcb dr -tor, are reiju.red lo deliver tbe same lo tlie subscribers, Trustees as or rssforetlteday aforesaid; at the place aforesaid, and all person i tying claims or demands against said debtor, are i.lso required to present the same on or before satre day.

a tbe same the su: 1 Trustees, or one of Dsteo ISli. EDWARD ARTCHER, L. D. HOLSTEIN, Trustees. n22lawSm SAML U'lLK1NS.

subscriber apply mute Legislature A a of Uii? at the ensuing session thereof; for a release to himself; Iii- heirs at assigns, of all the interest which the People of the State ol New-York have acquiredby reason ol tbe of nines Englishbee, (who died without mskini: any devise of his reul estate in said City, arid l-aving no i capable Inberitiug the same.) all the estate of which be died seized us aforesaid la City of New-York and is now know ti as N-w. 57. Irl ar.d GG H.isne sh No. s2 Nos. 1.3, Sand il Manfaattim.nlace, formerly Republican-alley.

FRANCIS ENGLISHBEE New. York. Nov. lj 184S. til i Iaw6w i-1-'S vlnueol rai writs of tier; facias to mediiected and delivered, 1 will sucpoae sale in tbe vestibule ot Ike City Hall, in the cay oi New fork, on Saturday, tne aixlh day of Dec.

tuber, IE i5, at it o'clock, ti-on, all ilie right, title and interest of Isaac Snedikt-r. which lie bud on the fifth day of June, 1841. and any time and to nil those certain lots, pieces at.il parrels of land situate, and beitic at the North? westerly corner of tbe Firsuavenne and Eigtub-atreet, hi tbe Seventeenth Ward of the City of New-York, and known and dUttagulstted on a certain Map ruade by Samuel s. Doughty, City Surveyor, dal. I Sol, and entiliert "Map shewing a division of part oi the real estate, late of Nicholas W.

Sluyvesaiit. deceased, among his neir-, la the Eleventh Ward of the City of Now-York," h.edm the oific-e ol of the City and County of New-York on 24di day of April, 1335, by the numbers one hundred lu'iv-eiehl US one hundred sixty tide), which, laken together, are bounded as fonowss-beghining the north-westerly ol the First-avenue and Eighth street, thence westerly the northerly side of Eighth-street teet, thence Northerly and iisrato the r.ue to tbe centre ol the blockeigbty five teel and eleven easterly arid parallel to Eighth-street seventy-five feet lb the westerly nde of the First-avenue, and thence southerly along the westerly tide ot the FiritHrvenue dghty-five feel u.i i aleven baches, to the place oftiegtatag.eaeb mid being, twenty-five net in front and rear, and eigbty-five teet and eleven iu. hes indepm on each sidi-. Daten. New.York, ('ctoberll, I Lj.

WILLI Ol JONF.S, Shendi Jsmes H. PiVKXRV. Deputy OK DDK Judge t-Sof tin- County Court? of the County oi Monroe, Nottce is hereby given that tin attachment has issued against tlw estamouEFFERSON MORRISON, a non-resident debtor, on dueproormade to the Judge, pursuant to the dons of tne statute concerning "aitaclmieiii? lug, concealed and nou resident debtors," and thai the same II be sold for tbe payment ol uU debts unless he appear and such attachment according to law withm nine months from the first publication of this notice: and that the payment of any due to siud Jederson Mon by residents of thts Suite and the delivery to him or tor his Use of any property within uus State belonging to him, aud tne iransier of any such property by h.tu, an- forbidden by law, ana are lb, I J-i. ASHLEY SAMPSON, F.r?t Ac. H.

O.w. Attorney tor Creditor. mhl lawikn llltDLICil Ciiarle? f. Daiv, uu As-ucute Ju.l^e Court of" Common in und for the City and County of hereby given, pursuant to tb. sionai the Statute authorizing r.tta.-ument* non.resident debmrs, tliat un attachment has issued against the estate of Davit Smdley.

resident of North Yar montb, of MasaacuiUiiett, aad'triat tbe siune wid be sold f-rrthe payment of In? debts, unless he appear and artarhmfftit according to law, within months from first publication of this" notice and that the payment of bei la due to bhu by residents of tins Slate, aaTi trie Uverj to him or for hi, use. of any property within mi? Suie belonging to him and die transfer of any "such property by Iu.b ar- Idea by nd are the of Mirch, 1545. 11 Lit it, BENEDICT BEBEE. in' law9m 'Attornevst'or Attaching Creditor. tIRDKK lue V.

Da.y. sJ ne Judge ofrne New-York Common Pleas Notice is hereby given. to thu- provisions of the statute an tborizmg rttzachments against absconding, concealed, nn.l fh estaut of PLATT BULL und V. ILLLIA.M C. BOARD MAN, re.

tents of the Siute of Alabama, mid that tlie same will sold for the payment of their debts, unless they ap? pear auu discharge such attachment, according to lav, Uhu nine months7 from the first publication of this noricei i that the payment of ativ debts cue to them by residents of this State, und tbe detiverv lo them or for their of any property within this Slate belonging to them, trans? fer of any such propertv bv them, are foru.ddea by law, and are void. DiUed the dav of June, 134A JAMES 44 WaO-st, jyli Aitachmf Creditors. BY OltiiKB of the Hon. Peter Gansevoort, first Judge of Albany County of the Decree of Counselor at Law of tie- Supreme Court. Notice Is hereby given, pur the pruviaiuiis of the authoring attach menu against absconding, concealed, and non-resident debt? ors, that tm a.iachment aas agttins! me estate of Pat rickMcAdamt, a uon-resideat Center and resident of Norti; in the State of thsAthe same will be -old lor the payment of bis he appear and discharge sach attachment, at cording to law, within aiw from the poboieatfoa ot "this notice; and that the payment of a-v.

due to him hy res.dect* of this Siate. and the delivery to him or for use, of any property w.thm ihi? Stic- to him, and tie transfer of any sue property by hum are forbidden bj law aid ire void. Dated the Sepieciiier. HILTON VAN VORST. Attorneys lor Attaching Creditors.

No. 5u Stale ttreet, bans ol law 3m IN AM l. -st-, I Coumy ot New-York, Nonce It hereby given to ill per? sons having claims against Thomas H. Wtuie, iate of the city of New.York, deceased, to the same the thereof to the subscribers at the residence of Phiuns, of the Executors, No SSStaatou-street, In the city of New-York, cn or before tne nrti dar of May nev. DiU-u New-York, the day EDWARD PHILIPS.

MARY ANN WHITE. Exectttors. r.l THuMAS iL ABS IN l'l A Mb the Surrogate of lie County of New-York, notice is Uerebv to aO per WILLIAM DaVISON. cf the city ol Kew-Yoca, deceased, to present Ute tame with me vocchers thereof to trie aubscrtber. at Oer res.der.ee No.

in dre citv of New-York, on or before the day of April next Dated New-York, the rwmtty-arst day ot Octu er 1845. Si'Pili DAVIS. IN. A In: 7-S ba.e* various I tJ quaaucs acj pnref ttit. bone trade or for SPgAB RIP LEY, 61 Liberty-st, upstairs.

l-EACiihtr slu Drillings, saie jy ail SPEAR A RJPLE til lilssriy-sA. up suiri. BOYVEKY M'-'ua: Safety Trust, of tin- Mutual Safety Icsur jn-niV hirf jifraicf Lhe after r-oviding for the Mvmer.1 in their losses bv tie ore, and all other ciaima. ibe Company is in possession of Bouu.aud and suhstantUl Premium to ar. amount inaddition to wheh they receh in ihej- in city, a new tubscrip I nonofover a Ujti.re.;a^.e of up of V.

TRUSTEES. Z-'-i? --mar. Oelnccs, MortT. Livingston, G. C.

Verpianrk. Alfred Peil, F. S. Lathrop, Roben B.Mir.rurrt. Belmost, Joseph Blunt.

Peiatiah Moses Tavlor. Mxtura, Char H. MerriU, F. Cottenet, Ar. Irew 1' Pi.loti.

P. A Hsrrn-s. P. Dav.d Ha-den, N. M.

Geo. Hu'rlbuu Adam Ncrrie, Nathaniel Weed. ZEREDEE COO C. President, ALFRED PELL. Vice President The Subscriber having been appointed Agem of the there am-i: mrany.

---pared to make Dwel 1 dag Stores. Furniture, Stock Goods, Ac. i. EDWARD BUTLER, ttt of the Mntnsd Safety tnsnrar.ee Comp toy. Office.

No. 134 Bowery, at the Sook Store of Messrs. i is I. I.I tt -i Yore, No. 56 of the Affairs of the 1 Company on the 1st of December.

1S4.5: Amomi received for original premiums.8149,730 35 Do. do. id do. SI.172 35 Do. do.

3d do. 53.513 7G Do. Co. interest. 9 OSS I Do.

do. sea risks. L98550 Do. do. 1-441 Total.S25U.923 De.iuct i-isses and expenses paid.

66 Balance on hand.S.\ti.?54 a and in as fullest In New-York State and 00 la bonds and mortgages.14.'.I'd 00 In cash, in Bank of 30 1 In cash bind and hands of S.314 9i 23 I Deduct recesilos-es. under settlement, the proper I certif.caies r.ot haVing et been furnished. on Nett balance The charier directs dial a.l investments be made in Stock? Umted or this State, or in Bonds and this State on unincumnered real estate valued at twice i the amount of tliesum loaned thereon, i Bv order of tue Board of Trustees. ORRIS ROBINSON, Presl lent Samuel Secretary. dlO gswtjal K.E INSI Mutual Insurance Con a penyof the City ofNew-York, Office No.

64 (formerly Na52) Directors have the satisfaction to in? form the public that all c'amts on ibis Company occasioned by tbe late disastrous are, snd all other claims, have beer, a at. i i in fuU, and they deem ii proper to ad-: that, a.tl.ouch meai.s have bean somewhat impaired by tlie lute o-ses. theComnanv ha.e a securely invested capital of Two HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-FIVE Til JUS and dollars. This Company continue to Insure against loss or damage by fire on as favorable terms as similar in this I citv. tJ 1 Company commenced business in 17 .7.

en Mumai System, and continued it up to the year 1809, when the Mutual plan was abandoned a new cnarter obtained, retaining the orificii but naive, as the busi Cnnipanv that period eei. La.vd ar. Capital, divided ir.to shares of fifty dollsra each. By order, GEORGE IRELAND, President 11 McDoystD, Secretary. New-York, October 24ih.

I84.T._o3n tf pod i RKPOKTof uteMntual Life Inaur is nr. I New. 5ti Wales'? During the month of November, this Institution Issued eighty-nine poli? cies, viz: To Mtrchmn trd Traders-1" To Physicians. To Mssrafactarert. Lawyers.11 To Broken.

S.To Mechanics. 1' Clerks.SITo Farmers. To Auctioneers. IITo Teachers.S To Agents. Hotel Ke---ers.

To Bank OtHc-rs of l'. S. I To Suirar Refiner. Do in Navy. 1 To Express liTo Prof.

In Military Acad. 1 To Po.ice Editor. 1 I To Surveyor. liTo 1 I To Engineer. IITo Lauies.6 I To Dentist.

ll i To Toll Collector. II Lives i To Clergymen.21 MORRIS ROBINSON. Pre-; lent Sasi'l HAmtaT, S. cretarv. Mlnmra Post.

D. -II lru 'SHHI make Insurances rucalnstlost or damage by FIRE and INLAND NAVIGATION, on terms as favorable us obier aim iar institution In the citv. Office No. 66 A a l-ttreet DIRECTORS. RHavent, Caleb Hahned, John Rankln.

Najab Taylor, VfimWTodd, Meiga Benjamin, PhiUipsPfa enll. Win Couch. Nathaniel Weed, Tucker. WooUey, Ferdinand Suydatn, David Lee, JB Vernum, Henry Thompson, John Wolfe, Peter Neviut, Edward Anthony, I R. HAVENS, Pre.idetiL Lawts Phillips.Secretary.

dlStfy iXlinciotu DEPOT. No. 7 Spruces New only manufactory of any extent In tlie Unlt edStates. The subscribers oder for sale the most splendid assortment of which could be collected together, cons sung of the following I 10,000 pilrt boantlfhl Oolmr. psinird by artists.

These are a.l tie of Celebrated places in Europe. pairs of assorted Gothic, Corinthian, aud Landscapes, I such as are generally sold about the City. I pnirs of most beautiful Corinthian, painted In Florence, lisi pairs of some of die most celebrated places In this country. 3 pairs of cheap Shades, from to 51 50. We pledge ourselves to per cent cheaper than any other house in New-York.

Persons wishing to see process of getting up the most useful articles, are shown thr the rooms with creat pleasure. Signs, Banners, and Interior not to be sur? passed. Trimmings of ad stnls at manufacturer's prices. Person, buying to sell again, dealt with on the Most liber? al lern-. BARTOL at DE MAL NY.

ENCH WINDOW SHADES C. Wood I ford. Broadway, hat just received extensive as sortmeatof tee a.iove Siiiul. varying from II to 12 feel In I length. Ai.o, an invoice of French Landscape Paiuuria-s of ae? designs, itc Corinthian Columns, The invoice cor.taius about lisi prs.

low priced, and will be sold accord loirly. N. and Upholsterers buying to sell ruralu will be tUowed a liberal discounL Next door to the comer I of Read e-st Lafarge1! Buildings. J. C.

WOOD FORD. Monthly Report for Novemberol the New-York MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE, No. 73 cases accccssruiLV tkkated. IS Vaccination I 3 raininlhebones Epilepsy under caused by typh treattneiit tits 3 Cases Arhi 1 Case of Warts. 4 Ulcerated Sorel tuate-i just Throat, caused above the eye by Venereal 3 Sore Pleurisy 5 Palpitation Ol 1 Bleed.rig of the the Heart 2 standing 1 Sore Nose 2 Del num Trem rbo 6 com- It Great Debility caused by im 2 Pain In left siU-- proper habits 4 Livercomplaintl 3 Psininth-Head I Nodes or pain I 7 Examine! on.

to sli.n bone, d-t-ct diseases Iiy neretl Pain oi of the chest 11 Sore Th-oat dis eases, such as minister, orpubiicsjerak ers. cured by pa.id.ig a down the throat.mois? tened witl med? icinal prepara? tions 5 Sourness and wtnd on sch 7 Gounrrinea 1 Apo; lexy 4 Secondary Ve? nereal 2 Pain in hlpj 3 Acute Rheuma? tism 1 Chronic i Dyspepsia potency 1 Ci.f Intes mal Worms 1 Case of Tape orni utder treatm--nt Incipient Coc tumndon slpelssl face Di.rrhiea 1 Ir 9am mad on of Bluiider 7 Pain bj the che-t Seminal weas nest Cbancn s.or Pri? mary Syphilis SUCCESSFUL OPERATIONS AMI CIRFt. 1 Piece of inin- 1 Injury of the 2 Deafness from Insip der lip by which from the hand I the who of it 2 Operation for removed, and notwitb 3 Rmentioo of tan ding, tb I urine 1 Contraction of elbow joint I removed 4 Ca.ea ol Piles I Uic-r on Test-! the de I 4 Excrescencea re ea-s 1 Polypus remov? ed from ear 1 Injury of elbow i rhu by nail gentleman 2 lleuierrho: KOI as srood lip as ever ed 1 Vascu ar Tumor; 4 of Varieo remoue.1 fromi 1 Encyste.iTumjr' moved from the trom Va-iua ma'lc cord un? der IrelUiieCt 9 Strtr turea cure-1 In the Urethra without cutung or nuruing urine I the hand 1 Burnt foot N. Th.s i-ituiitioc is not connected with any other In the H. BOSTWICK, M.

D. da lw- Attending Sunreoe snd Physician. tlie s.de 1 of Wood Incontinence oil lasen fm A HDt owners and. fa. ar.

1 of the larg-st c.as. ar? re.pect fully informed thai couimod.ou* and safe berths for their respective vessels, during the approacrdni winter, may be obtained witniu the capa- ious of the Atlantic Dock, and on mure reas- liuui at of the open i along me of the port I There ample room for of Lighters, Canal i or TewboatS, with perfect protection from ice or otter to wnich crslt are elsewhere. Owners aid wOJ hud it tbsju to caii at the oi.l-.-e ot A.isniic Docs Comuacy. No. i Waii-st 1 nib i BtlAT Propr.elors.

F.n.-neers. I I would -especltuily call me attention of me aoove per sons to Stones' newly-mveuled Counter, apparatus of the most simple con.lructiur. for ascertaining iL? speed of or i distance traveled over by stearri Ac i mactnne is also Well for measuring d.s i Price I The aboye, toir-tber with Steam Pres sure ard Vacuum Ginge and Guage Cocx for ascerUiininj the exact anbl of the suit steam boilers, be bat ot 1 the subscr.ners at tne Crotou Plumbing and Water-Filter I Broadway, urtw-en Walker arid Wh.le iU- BROTHERS. SAVE OL dot premiuu suspenders le.i^" pa.r. men women's and Rubbers i.

e0 cu uic-'. strappt i Overshoes, so.e* l.bou do do MerauijC do 1,000 de Buskins DO uo qo do Suppers and do do Sa- leather so.es Ail wuicn are warranted to be eu.ua. to th? bes: worid anu to retain tacir color under any circumstances, s-i-e cueap. al ice warehouse of tie Newara. N.

J. In actory. 53 oai tf HUTCHINSON fc RUNYON. V'ELVET bj late arrivals irom aa of Velvet Ribbons, of va rioru widths and COlora. Also Velvet Neck R'bbons, and r.cn gauze Cap R.bbons, for sale reduced pr.ee*.

by C. W. THOMAS. Impirter. I U7 Peari-st up stairs.

piMl Hilt k'AJUL, I very superior. A in bO II boxes. Se.ec.ed half and c.r. bbls. C- ntiecttcu: River Shad in do do Salmon to bait Sniuiud Herrings tn boxes, for sale at retail by BURGER HURL BUT, No.

C-' I LOOO bbj. No. 1. i and 3 Macaerei, 37u No. 1 i Sa.mun, at wholesale.

us lw iie Ueiivermg Ulevery Uesl Feaca Urctlarr Asni wed screened from theyara.at the iowvng pr.ces Nul tad Stove tuixed $5 large Stove. Egg, or Broken 06 per ion. The public may reiy on get uag me very larst Coal id the above rales and wul be war? ranted not to ciir.Ser. Coal Yard corner oi'Kiag and Green- i wica-st PETER CLINTON. ms 1 Heal every PA rept.ter will be kept ftrrtbe o-reil and leasehold property bj prbreie wntrw the loaning of moBeroo an, mor.gs i I heretofore.

J. private sale, a Lot of G-our 83 feet by IM feel, oa North Ude ofLaioa-scuare. Apply: ANTHONY I BLEECKER, Auctioneer, No. 7 Broad-st Ps: eel ry brick Rouse 11 in Hoestooand Bleecker feel by l' 0 feet fw terms tpiplv to J. BLEECKER; Auetfi ree KM i story model lOOfeet For to ANTHONY du iw No- 7 Broad sr.

near --r. KSE Pnviir and the lot 25 fe-t by 55 feet, between GreeuwV't and -r ANTHONY BLEECKER A No 7 Bros -t arc-. Mi I.hAI.I. Private Sab storv ate In WMtehaU-st and lot with an aLey fr-m Warketoel to lb-re roi ibe I term.applyto ANTHONY J- BLEECKER, Auctioneer d'lw No. 7 fVoad-st all-st HKOiniK-ra brick Houses on Attorney and Ridge Ms.

and tbe loU each 18 tee: 9 inches by lOOteet For- apply to ANTHONY J. SLEECKER. lw No, 7 Bombst, near KS TMl Private gSj nd' -ming private on the of oi Fifth-avenue, lib and everv improvement throughout in llem dsni house feel deep 'die lots CO feet by ICO feet each. For apply to ANTHONY J. BLEECKER, Auctioneer, (HOTW No 7 r.e-ir all-I.

4X2) ek vie nt 11 built brick hoots and lot In fee, on tl Nortl applv to ANTHONY J. BLEECKER, Auctioneer, ain m- No 7 Broa.i-sr. near al'-st. Stl.E-Av'Vc Hi us i order, suitable for a genteel family, having seven tea room, back ceilar. cistern, shrubbery, situated on South Fitlh-ttt, lianuburrh.

Price A pari can reinainon mortgage. Apply at New SAl.K- I'ne Hons, I Etrs i.etweeu Bl.dter i id Bedford its. For terms. Ac to F.O l.rcK F. V.

"i I -t d1' Ml- i i.l-. icribers. as Kxeciitors of the last will and testament of Susan Aycrtgg, will s. at public auction, at the I Merchants' Exchange, tl noon oo --day, be Decem I berinst. (Anthony Bleecker; Auctioneer,) tho I desirable property, vizi I lloii'o and Lot No 133 Washiugton-pt K-uig tl corner of Washington and Fulton SlS.opposite Washtngtoa Market.

House sod No. Green I elng the North Enst corner of Greenwich and North Moore wo Lots on the East side of srh-avenue, between 7th tri i isth being tbe second au.l third from the corner Two on die North side of ISth-st beginning reet East from iheath avenue. Titles perfect For farther particulars tee. Executors In the Morning Courier and New-York Enqui? rer, er apply B. Aycrigg, No 100 below 1 Bxecutors ol dStSO" B.

s-isan WANUFAtiTCltEltS nd Sjlj on the Mthday of December next, in Rahway.N. J. at I public uuciion. a valuable manufacturing eat ihUshuient known the Tr.ir.no Mills." ted In the town ot lb way. within one mile of the Railroad.

Smd property con shut of a site for a factory, (ibe factory itself Iw- Ing recei I destroved by tire.l dye houses, bleach Ac and some rive or dwellings fur the residence of lite workmen engaged in the fai lory, It embraces aboot fifteen of land, and has one oi I the most valuable water privileges In New-Jersey. The property will be sold at ieritl's under forecloturo of a mortgage For far-her particulars at Mechanics Bank, Wall-si N. 111 11.HIM; i-e sale.situated on Msiand -is. near the 8uh-a venue. Apply la BROTHERS.

7 or at the footof it Hudson KOK MA Li'l Tie new and Lot No. 16 OYamcrcy Purk. The Ho seit siluated dir-vtiy 00 thai beautiful Bfeetfront feet divp, si es and high, an-1 i e-t; coramodloutconttructioni It Croton water, gas and furnace ntbes, connected with an excellent furnace tliro'igliuiit Ther? Is at pad out hall, marble tiled, 13 marble mantes, statuary In first story, in the wbolefl it. plated ramimrein all tbe.room?bath rooms and water closets, mahogany doors in fir.t from and and the wh i.e i'h every cmverdenee alargefanitly and is in the mottneal an 1 substantial einer. Tut- house will be sold either wiUtoul the lot In the rear ou I9th-st will be ac eommodadag, apply to ELIttU TOWNSEND, 58 Met C.

a G. BELDEN, 15 Gran, lercj Para, or HJ Wuli tf Kit and rooms to iei la ibe Tr'. Stijl iune BuUdbiga kpply at ihU otjO ssat FOR SALE very jPfron 8 City of Dwi brick, in good Repair, large and cos enl I i la-ge alone barn. A great abundance and variety of ibe fruit. On McAdamized ro.i.i and in good neigb borhood.

and bet a few rods from the Qenesee river No i.etrer in the whole famed Oeaesee Valley. Price Address W. II. CCMMINGS. N.

Y. nl3 gesAT 1'KIVATK SAA.K of Eliza II Also, a lot on the East sideol Mou-st between an I Hester Also, two on the VVestside of Molt-st batween.Orand ami sis. Also, a Lot on the N. E. coruer of avenue and 21 feet inches by 95 feet Also, Lot on at directly in tbe rear, 22 feel III laches by 181 (eel.

Also, a Lot on 'he East side of Lewbvst about feet from Rivington st. Also, a very valuable Lot. 31 feet by 100 feet, on the S. E. corner of Stheavenue and L6lh-tt For terms, to ANTHONY J.

BLEECKER. Auctioneer, 7 neur KAK.ll POit In the towu of tTTi Cbes JP ter, ch-rter Co mil, from the Hat road, Depot, being of tbe farms In County: (aqalre of the mbteriber i the premUes. Nov J'lh. 1845. Iru'lm-j CALKK MORI i lijiA CA5J POit s.Ai.1..- New Etochelle to White li-sllstai I 150 ACRES OF LAND, allot which I.

a. T-n I The place divided by alane, andUhUdoutbltocODVeo fer Ali the fences n- of ttone. In go order, and ground In a smieof .1:1 lr ab of go an 1 In order. For TERMS to B. KF.N YON.

on lie Of 49tf .1 ADRIANCE TOtiTII II1HK I II 1 IN ONE MINUTE 15Y THE USE OK the Clove an ex? cellent article and will cure the most Vi.I TOOTHACHE or un the gun in ON F. NUTE TheCLOV F. ANODYNE is not unpleasant to the in -iinous to the teeth, and will cure uny toolh to died. A. B.

SANDS Chemists and -g7j Broadway, corner or Cham! 71? and 77 East Broad, wav and by Druggists genera.ly throughout the Union. 06 or tri 'Urions to the I PERM ANEN1 Li in wl ich Price .0 rents. For BEAK'S SCF.NT E0 AND PURK, FOR TH I HAIR-Ol all preparationsfor in- HA1B orWHIS KERS, inching equals tbe Oil prepar? ed from BEAR'S GREASE In most Instances 11 RESTORES TUM HAIR 'TO THE will eile.tl i erevem ii from trinanv event. Itwas by eminent c'nystci-ns andebemhru asSIR HUMPHREx and SIR HENRY that pure li.ar". orea.e, properly prepared, was the thing ever dlSCO -r 'or ll.e of die lia-r, ar-1 tt wberi bad.

MESSRS. A. B. SANDS A CO. have spared no ex pensein getting the genuine Bear's (j reuse from Canada' and elsewhere, and have prepared it In such a manner thai theOu, combined with its high peri'-me, renders it Indis? pensable for the toilet and dres.mg urn of alL Sold by A.

B. SANDS A gT, Granite Buildings, comer of Chambert-st Sold also by A b. D. r.u:t and77 Ec.t Id-- I Dm: throushout die United States. Price 51 cents large cents small d6 I in ROMAN EYE BA.LSA Jl-F( reset SkT 'kJSf JSr" Ocu asbeenalong recommended to the public the 1 best and successful" salve ever used for tnuAmmstory diseases of the eye.

la Cases where the are inflamed, or the ball of the eye thickly covered with blood, it acts airnost like magic, and removes ad app- ura-iee ot tw or ibree applications. In dimness of caused by fixed attention to minute 1 or by long exposure to a strong and in the weosuess loss of slgii from sickness or old age. It Is a sure restorer, an I sto-l! be Used by ail ho fiLd ti.eir eyeatght falling without any apparentaUease. This Bai sam has restored i.i many instances where a.riiost total blindness, caused by excettive Inllsmmailcn, i.os for eight years. Iudarr.niai.on and soreness caused bv blows, or wounds oo the eye, or by eatraneuu's bodies mrure tEtr'sinced'uader die very rooo by the tpplicatlonof Balsarru trhvlwfll convince rite most of its asms Is ertcicy.

Pui up In Jars with fu.l directions tor Pn--, Prepared and told by A. B. SANDS CO. wholesale and retail Ctem.su and Draggitta, 233 Broad and Fuib.u-s? I East broaiw-ay. And told aUo byajj re.pectanle Drur! gls--s la wie lOXES'S CHAIS'G EABJLE LOCK.

v. thts Lock imnnnt.ta Um larger aiu.b.oj, and :ere.i Ui.Jfl Knjtnlea puzzle.ihat ever invented the mger.ui.y of man. hhav was a more perfect eiuUAlimcni of myateries, and uanJtnot was simple comparison. Even ir a tmel w-re in possession of toe a tingie change Would as eUecUis-er- Isar a the a adiraauL Tuere can exdst no loubt in Uie mind of anv rea uetcg.aiter of oue these i mey afford perfe? the hiaself, though iun.isaeo wtta a dupucaba of the original key. A very nands-itne mav be at Sa'auiaudei smeeatahilabmentoi Mr.

5. C. and we understand thai on payment of per Sour person I is at liberty to try fcis skill the alien pt to wo It, ith uader.Uodisg tha: be reeeive Cl.r?< lie tOCCeedsk? I Jones's Changeable :r.auuis--:ui-i Mr. H. Manufactory, Newark, New-Jersey, aod for sale s.

C. Herr.ng. lja 'Watsr, corner of rVEW-YOJIK BOOK.BIMiEKY, 114 Fu.ioo-.u descr.p,: au Oooi-bmumg ex ecired with and In this establishment particular attention is given in seiec' inz the best of matertslt and the most substaaiuxi workman L.branans and Get'lernen having Libraries will it to i ad7an-age to call and examine fur at 114 ot Biuding ia aiilhe vanous sty.es of iheep, Morocco atd Veivet Bmumg. EDWARD WALKER. Public (foiu'crunces.

vuok. WestentlRailri learn boa NIMROD and EUREX will ailernai the Market lEasi Kivir) duly 1 (Sunday excepted) ai 6 a. M. uij Bridge ft ip or and Troy Jte Line ioavmTroy athalf-pest Albas? 1 M- forfartherinform in, ho.li to Freight or r- K.lv Agent, at the on tha Pier- toT 3 liui- at Uviagswu um1.vt,V-V'/\ni)' Redblrd Lin, wM BtreaL ran toe Son with tin- TicS-U from New-York to Montr. I to be obtained or board the re.ats._"'? wl MTKU STATUS DIAIL LINE fc f-'?" Albany and ihe in-erraedLio 1 eice a pert T.

is good sleuthing from any point on me II Umj tn Albany, and velli be in resul to carry to bei the BTivai t-f ihe Pre.a*?e83 1 to Ubany. 'I celeora rtl ipwin wm. H. Peck, leaves the pier b- I ween lai and rlv-sts. thbj day ai o'clock, P.

M. Fr.i.y, Dee 12th.1843 For Passage or Fieight. apply on board, m' I -i- -h-. I Vt.tt l'tf I.INK.. u'c'.

A. a rindta'a rrnit i xh-re 's 'he Hudson to I and will heb. carry their desrirumon arrival Toe celebrated Ice iptaln L. tard, the pie-- between Cordend and Liberty Ch a Oav at 5 o'clock, P. -ay.

D-c 3th. I8A5. fi or freight, apply on board, or io I. Schnitz, at ihe.i 'be barC The COLUMBIA wi.i above, to-tc -rrow at p. I i a NOT1.

Tbe Ltne have made NORYVICH to run to A (or far the Ice will perml every day at o'clock N'-'v-Y 111 n-c. -v. K. o. a Lme new barge SUPERIOR, um will leave the foo-of VVarrorwit: everyTneeday and Friday afternoon at So'cloclta-and reiurumg.

wUlbave Newburgb every Wed neaday a- 3aturdav afternoon at Sc'clock. roe above barge hi fitted up with ttB-roonta, large as I eommodiooa Will hod it a very cant way of the paaaage. Fre gV taken at the low at ah parceiaof goodaor money :r.tt?t be at the rita of the tner.Hjf, entered upon of the boat or receipted a.KOURO'CLOCK BOAT FOR NEW. RCH, Poui an i Kingston. 11 at xv it Ni Ham Park and Ridnebeck.

Tbeapleadld new iwamboal I CLAUS will I rave pter Dav IN iv -7i ut I o'clock Pi M. For passage or frelrbt, on board, er ioT. J. HALL. the wharf.

nS7 Vi' AM) i atitamei HUD that at o'clock,) Captain Kg. II. MBtxaa, rrilt li ive the of Cedaratreot ib-? enauing Monday, Wednesday Friday, ui clock. P. connecting at Bndaon with Hudson and Beruhtrs Railroad, the cars of which leave on the arrival of theN.it Seuirntog, the boat --n Tuesday.

Tuurtilsr and Sunday, at A o'clock P. or on tbe arrival the ouchbig both at the intermediate laid lags. Fo: fr, let West sL Thli boat run been put in complete order, with a newboJc en tine, and an add tional nan ''er of state rooms au-i will be mud pjeasm i an 1 comfortable a boat as acres thi river. The boat tows no This boat readv to receive tl Sl usklll, I it Po and Kingston, Kp tend id Ste ubo James Madison. Capt.

C. M. i icox, I ive the Steamboat Pter -it to font cf Cedar-st. every Momiay, Wednesday and Saturday at P. M.

Returning Sunday, Tuesday ami Thursday. Freight laken at irgnprices. For ige or freight, appb ou board or tu O. F. niiiwrlitiii.

sgeuloti the wharf, ugi KAll UOADe )Wln er Arrangemeotou and aller suay, Sept. Ith. The cars wnil leav. Patcrsom Dr.rnT. o'clock A.

M. I 9J A. M. 121 P.M. 3 P.

M. I -SI ON SUNDAYS. Leaves Pateraon Depot at i New-York o'clock, A. M. o'cloclt, A.

M. P. M. I -U P- at Passengers to be st ihn Ferry a few mtontM On Wednesday, Dec the on tali SiiiisHv 11 i Leave Staten-lsland a. 2.

Ii P. M. New-York U. A ill. P.

M. IVESTKIIN V. ELERS. ISS'-'Niir Ri ii TV. TO THE SI INO EST, via PHIL ADEL PH1A, BALTIMORE, MB to WHEELING, P1TTSBUR0 and in boun from New York to Wbe lltog Pitldburg.

Pai ien going directly through New Yorii at A. M. by Railroad. Arrive In Philadelphia at 2 P. M.

Phi P. M. by Railroad Arrlv-in Baltimore at IIP. M. I Leave Baltimore at 7J A.

M. byweBallhaow Ik Ohio Railroad, And arrive at ('nun er'and at M. Leava Cumberland at 6 P. M. by the National Read raid Good Intent Stage end arrive In W'beeiui? or Pin evening.

Passengers for Pittsburg take the apl-ndid new and nitsi era built steamboats hi BrownsviUe, and thereby have ooli Ul'ies of eg oO li- route. leave beetiog an.i PlKsborghoor ly, and Passeozersare forwarded witnoot ile-ay tj CIN C1NNA11 a- i I other ports to ibeSouth and to Cincinnali. For Throui by this route, appiv in Philadelphia at the Railroad office, comer of Market and Rleventfa ortu-ii- South ThirJ street. Far- through Philadelphia to Wheellagj Am-, ti Pittsburg, 812, with the privilege of stopping atBsltimore, and resuming at pleasure. For further tofovaiatios, ap? ply to J.

I. SLEA1MER, Hlta-rstV-- ytf Adams A 17 IV'n', .1. PREMIUM LAMP STORE. i "OUTHOUV A NE VERS mi Broadway, respectfull) InviteUYe public to enlist t' eir store and examine list ul extensive assortment to be found in this i 'i iNZED CHANDELIERS, CENTRE. MANTEL, SOLAR, BRACKET, and BEAD INO LAMPS, ANDELABRA, GIRANDOLES, BRAC? KET BRANCHES and CANDLESTICKS, in every variety of patterns, CABIN SOLA LAMPS, ft new and siincrh article, pe culiarly lesirabie (or packets and In evidence ol the superiority of this portion of their stocs any of its eiasa Ur tile piit.hc in this City, lli-v ran with honest prMe refer to no thai SIX GOLD i and FOUR SILVER MEDALS, awarded us the rnanurhctarj I era within the hutseven years, ti.r tlie variety an-1 1 beaul7 ol patterns and the diirivuied rinisl, of tlieir work.

Evei at rj sold I N. warranted to be what represent, and ila.se who to obtain a price often paid for such as are of a very inferior remies sd to favor uiein witli a call before purchrwiag elsewbere. i Or" A ilheraldlscotint to Churches and Hotels. Ft ly Ate. GIRANDOLES, HALL LANTERNS, AND CANHELAURAS, for tie Spring BROTHER u.

No. 13 Jobn-street, aro maritiiaciuttoi) and have always on hand a of articles thetr line, ol tbe following descriptions, which they will at or retail, at LOW PRIC ES for cash: Cbernlcal Oil and Campbene I 2S Lamps. Gill and Bronztsd, In great variety, Cornelius it (Jo's celebrated Patent Solar Lamps, various patterns, gUsVsRvered. or bronzed. Suspending Sohtrs, Doric Campbene Lamps, i Bracket Solars, Bute do do Solar Chandeliers, Bracket do do Patent Lard Hand Stand do do Britannia id Lamps, Camphens Chandeliers, Superior Chemical Oil, Pure Sperm Oil, Campbene, and Lard Oil, lo BurrunjfFluid.

nej While mI8y 1 alil.E CUTLKUY IN MKTS. AI. lew seta of the genuine Joseph A Table I nl ary sots 51 complete, with Ivory hanil.es, French riattern Forks For sale by a J. BROWN 122 Fulbm-c. UAKOWAJtK and C.illery.?seaman LowetTO Spring-aL near Groeuwlch-st oners tor sale a large as 1 general sortmeot of Hart warn, Cutlerv, Britannia Sttd Japaned 11 OJtAI-TS ON Oreut Britain and lie.and Persons remitl ng money to 'h-ir in lb" c-imtry, can ot.ia;n ihe for any int.

1 or lyaiile at sight iu all pr itpaJ towns eil es to 'he united Kingdom. W. a J. T. TAi'SCOiT, min Maidon-latie.

N. Bags of the Steamer ol the D-c will leave the Post Office at half-past 3 P. f.i. on the lain, by whl ail can be forwarded. dl2 l.i.Nli ot tu? ImJL: andid sailing i ships ill aly follows Packet si.

SARTELLE, C.pt Taylor, on Saturday, December 13th: packet Isl.tt?; NEWTON, Cspu Spauldmg. on Monday, December 14th. Peraoca about proceecmg New-Orlean? should not fail io make early aj on board, or to W. J. T.

TAPSCOTT: dl2 cor Maiden lane, Britain and Ireland rer.oni lo remit money part of Brialt stand can obusta draftsfor any amount ol bs sulrscribers, ra.u-..>- slgbAenall Ihenrtnctpal towns and dtiea. W. it J. T. TAPSCOTT, South-at: 08 corner Maiden-lane.

iTAPSCOTT'S General Emigration corner Ualden-laae. for U4 Liverpool Packets," kc -The sob remn.g iheir thai they will u.J-r the superintendence of Mr. Wtu. TapSCOU to Livef to make widi persona residingta tbs Culled State? or Canada, uj bnng their fneods from u.e Bonay io New-York, Boston, Ba.tirnore, ptu.aJie.pri;a New-Orleans, Uuelrec, or Sr. wUu.

i inform toeia dal same pr.aitip.e, which iheir business 1, ia ducted, through W. (r.ow well known lo a very great number who have been despatched tor country under hi? direction,) usual atleod with Uie embarkation ol every ton whose passage may be. for uui New Luie Liverpool Ul r.EN OFTrlE WEST, ROSCIUS. Lit ERPOOL, 11.50 SIDDONS XXTFAvJl1; fcR- GAKKICK.ps? ROCHESTER, luoo SHERIDAN. tie, rge Line of or Liaeot Liverpool Packets.

Every information wib se by uuumg personal app.ir.uuoo ai otfice, or by ipo.l-p?.u, to W. A J. T. TA comer Orto VV 1 TAi-st OTx KIPPJ.HI) SOS. 9H Walerloo lltUTUMVATtK IO It.

pre.eul oTS A purity unbt for elUier a beversgeor for culinary ran, however, he divested of ai and be rendered of a cb by Ibe Use of Uie Premium FlUrJS, Diibuiactured at ir.e Croton Piurnbiug W) Broadway. Wa.aer and Wl te P. water introduced Inlo dwehings, Ac. the tut lures supplied on the lowesl terma ni9 Lm STONE BROTHERS, Plumbers, Ac,.

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