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TRIBUN E
Job Printing Omcs,

All kinds of JOB PRINTING, such rs
p,,,aaers MAMMOTH SHOW Bills,
carr, oa1,rs LECTURE BILLS,
CH.cys CAsps CONCERT BILLS, Plain and
iSsUaAScs Policies, FHney,
BILLS or LaotNo, POLITICAL niLts,
CIRCULARS, CiRcuLAKs' ineatl W.
Promptly executed at the Office Of The Isls0ss NC. lou
NssasS.resis topposlls the Psral dss
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u7IFFaNY, YOUNG D & ELLIS is, N No.

4 $50 ard go Broadway reseciiuly make known that
The nru.rou, calls which they have been favored dur
ing The past few days have induced them 10 mark their
goods in figures the lowest prices for bch they can be
Sold and 10 invite such OF their friends ay hnd II
convenient agreeable make their selections IN the
early part of the week by which arran they hope
he able bestow satisfactory attention on all who
visit their esablshni, NJ.
lis confidently believed that all who examine the colec.
ton Mil find il BY far the extensive and attractive they
have ever seem and il almost wholly OF their own oi.
poraon they safely pledge themselves 10 ohe every ar.
cle al as price ito say the ea asst Gun be obtained
elsewhere, of the same quality and freshness.
All goods that have remained hand for IL months and
have los, their original novelty and be uy will be disposed
of at prices similar GooGs would command in The
y,r ION, ouetions ds6 itS
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MEMORANDA.

The packet ship Sheridan experienced heavy westerly
gales the 25h of November to the 18th of December
On the I'd lost William Msloney, washed over
board. On the sd inst, of Monauk Point, saw ship
Standing the North, supposed to he iyre pac kit
Sailed in company ti shp 1aroliaa, Of and Tor Boston
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Cheap for CASA
GLASS. GLASS! WINDOW G l. ASS

$50 boxes Monroe Giass, all sizes
500 do jackson do do.
Direct from the Factory, for sale by A. SCHANCk,
dsS iws S. Division-street
u Wards BaikerJ.-The subscriber informs his
old customers and the public general that he has removed
his we'll known Baking Establishment from No l79 Green.
wc 81 10 The comnodious situation No. 2l9 Falton 81 one
door above Greenwich st. -,
Having enlarged his Bakery he is now enabled 70 suppl
ell orders bin for his Cakes ssa
tends ,e bake for the Holidays Cakes OF every description
ae quality and caeapusss OF which shall be
The following list of prices OF some OF ms
Plumb gu pet louAo'
Do. DO. plain ICE "a.
Do. do. OF aamen;ed, best siyie-2 e1.
Almonc Cahe........ ~ ~. 4.
GiiTon do.....,...................-is- 81. q
Currant to,...............,....... OF.
Macaronies. ......,.....,..,.....2s. Cd.
o>N.s
.New.fears CAKES, Grst quality .osloa.
some may think The above prices 100 low Tor ooo als
Gle TO such ne would say call and Judge for yourselves
at No zig Futts. 81. enc dor a5ove Green-rah 81
N, B. All orders Thankfully received and purchases sent
10 any part o! the city. "a dl5 uls
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ID Gentleuen's Scnrfs mad Gravaas.-C. b.
HATCH 81 wiam.stree,, Opposite Platt,) has just
ceved fresh supply OF Scarfs and Cravas of the richest
Styles and selected especially for the approaching Holy
days Those wishing 10 purchase iRrit-'' 10 call and
examine do 2His"
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d25 G;isS

NTEIV YEAR CAKES.-Ihe subscri.
Der respectfully Informs his friends and The public
that he Is prepared furnish with Cakes for The Holy
days of superior qualify. His Plum Pound. Almond asd
Citron Cakes astsfnliy ornanieateG Scotch Cake.
sponge and New Year CAKES made the best ma;ef-
ais and with good of other kinds will he I'D
in accordance with the Orders left al his old esiab
shed Bakery will be thankfully received aud puoc.
tuaiy attended To. Cakes any part Of the city
BROOKLYN. JAMES KELLY, 81 Fulton,
G2S Stis+ between William and t3old-sts.
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TAKES! CAKES! CAKES fer New
W York-JOHN SNECKNER respectfully informs his
and The public in general THAI Sho Room for
Ornamental Cakes for tire approaching Holydays will be
open for public Inspection Mondsy, the 18th Deem,
ber inst where will be exhibited large assorncntof Iced
aud Onamented Cakes such oIumt plain, citron cur.
rant sponge, almond and NewYears Cake; Also Mdca.
room Lady's Fingers Kisses, Cocoa Nut Dsops AID all
kinds suitable Tor The approaching festival and equal
in quality any that be produced At any other etab-
shnient in the city.
Please call ard examine for Yourselves.
JOHN SNECKNER, 2l0 Bowery,
das 6,i.S Opposite Rivingtnns st.
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u Under ssarn,snin.-c. b. HATCH, 81 William
street opposile patl siree has hand superior asor
men of sik coiion wolen, erino. Berlin, and buckshin
Under Shirts and Drawers which, the is Tar adj
vanced the subscriber Offers greatly reduced prices
d2D Owls
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DISASTERS

DISASTERS
The British baique William siichell, Mt Antwerp, from
Singapore, with the Sunatra Of the New Orleans,
bad very heavy weather, ana the ship leaked much that
it vas feared her cargo wes Damaged.
Tire ba.que Velasco al Boston, Havana experienced
very heavy gales the passage durng which she stove
wafer casks, caboosehouse, bnlwarks, started molaSses
CASKS and mped considerable moasses and sustained
other damage.
The crew tire whaling barque Malay, of Sa,er' los. in
the Mozersbque Channel, after being in ,hei: boat six
ho1rs, saved. part board the STAR OF Sd
en and the others board the Cherokee of and for Sa.
lem The Malay was insured In New Bedford and Mar-
blehead.
Tbs British barque Thpis, which ashore Mani
couaean Shoals, foaed of previous the 18th instant
She found the south store OF Cape Chat with no
board ana taken possession of by The nhabi-
ants
Ship Charles Thomas of and from Bath for Havana, be.
fore reported The Brohers Rocks said 10 &c total
loss with assorted cargo It's remarkable coincidence
.a the French ship Louis XIV should have ,sken off her
passengers when the Charles abandoned former
voyage from NeWOr 10 Bordeaux.
Schr Orleans, Marston al Savannah from Boston, lost
buwarhs and watcr.ca,ks 81 ley &C. and very
lcaky.
About $1,000 worth of the Cargo Of The barque Fairfield
wrecked al the Cape OF Good Hope had been landed be
fore she ashore and that which was saved, damaged
Old nv about 50oo The whole was insured IN This
city for $lf GEO.
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uP The Endiies connected with different Episcopal
Churches will hold Fair The Tuesony and Wednesday
of Christmas al NbIos Saloon, for the benefit of The
I" Church OF the RcdcCs pton" d26 Sts
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| o. MissorIcnl Society Lsctures.-Rev Dr.
POTTER Of Union College, will deliver the Eighth Lee
this Course atthe University Chapel This ionday
Evening December 26h, commencing at u o'clock
\ Tickets al the door.
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DEST ATTRACTIONS in The CT,

DEST ATTRACTIONS in The City
Z for The Christmas NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Oae Shil
ing-NE W.Y0aN MUSEUM aai PICTURE Gallery, top
po!re the City Hail. Broadway,l Mr. H. Bennett Manager.
Nj NELLiS, born witscut arms, Will per.-rm variety
al wonderful sts among Others VIII shaw apy OF the 40.
d!ence. Mr.. JENKINS, Master FksNk DIAMOND,
and Master T. YOUNG will appear. Pe'forUGrces, Pic.
Gallery, and bali mill Curcsities, ALL bc
the above Repeated performances Monday Tie
26-aa afternoon entertainment at o'clock during the
Hoydays Evening permanccS commence q, O'Clock.
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M ANTED-Employment by steady
w man as groom, porter Or coachman. Apply at
No. 20 Catbarioe.st. dS6 2ts
M ANTED-A situation for houseworl
w By Scotch woman with excellent references at
No. Is Croshy.s. lts
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TTOLYDAY PRESENTS.--s. l.. s.
4 & A. STUART, corner OF Greenwich and Chambers
st,-S have opened extensive assortment OF Fancy
Boxes made their order by the best workmen in Paris,
some OF which OF nish suitable for Peseats too
the approaching Hoydays
Also ,hcir variety of Steam Refined Caady Sugar
piums &c The best articles he lae
flom adultera,ioa ray hur,iul ingredients
fsS 3si
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ARRIVED.

Packe. ship Sheridan De Peysier, from Liverpool Nov
10, with ncze, 10 K Collins L Co.
Sehr Fancy Bassett days from Boston, with rdze 10
master
schr Reguus. Hawkins from Wilmington, NC, with ma
VA sores, 70 f III Powell
schr Col Hanson Rand from Wilmington, NC, with ma.
val stores
O Badger < Peck
Schr Lady Clinton, C.amer from Alexandria, Will. -four,
10 mater.
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SAILED.

Charleston.
Briggs Philip Hone. Perry. vaparaso Florida B!ance,
Eidridge, Belize, Honduras. and Others
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a MEXICAN MUSEUM-sIarble build
Nc, Broadway opposite ST Pants CT

u "A ing, BroacT2yr opposite 81 Cauts NESASA1-
yIsers admitted the same evening Free.
Unprecedented ard unrdused combination OF Atiractais
got up immense exoersr for CsriStrnes
Oh MONDAY Dec 50 b. Twelve Performances will tsse
place during the dag evening First performance II
10 o'clock IN The morning, and TO De repeated every hear
throughout The day.
Magnificent Exhibition OF Animated Taheaax, shown
ia airing thousands in Europe. URcr the title ct Teeo
daus Grand Theatre of Ars- CONSISTING OF variety OF
extremely Interesting faithfully portrayed by The
Artist in the varied representation Of beauties OF nature
correct movements Of animals shipping. boats 1c With
The elementary effects CT huGser, sbInng rs,u sna howl
ing at the storm, ".ock realty.
The Manager happy announce that be has enjoyed
for this day ald evening, Charles Sando alias lenera
TOM THUMB, Jr, The S'usless Dwuyf IN the Wofll He
but Gt aGd ten inches hish and weIges only Eileen
pouns!-tAaI being precisely his weight when srt six
months old He isnow II ysacs ok.
Ml Boh the conc singer; Miss Hood the admired vo
cals La Petite Ceirse ,i appear in several sp,endid
dsncas. The Manager has also engaged The celebrated
hbi,on OF Panch ard judy Tor The special entertainment
Of his Juvenile rerds
Moonlight Repese NATION CT tie Abbey OF San Frauceo
in SPAIN Portuguese Landscape the Frczea Regiel>
Splendid FAIRY Grot,n, &c. *.
Signoc vvanis uETiva.ed Mechanical Figures, or appa
rentiy Animated Autouiatcns
ALL exhibiting Vests celebrated picture of Christ Heal
ing the SICK.
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Shnnld aud acquainlnNce be loTgOt!
FNHE FRIENDS of John Anderson a

g ShHnId aud acquaintance De I0Tg0t.
ENHE FRIENDS of John Anderson an
nounce 70 the public that they intend giving sia n
Complimentary Concert and Bs al Inc Apollo Saloon, &o
Broadway, on Tuesday, the Sd January next.
The evenings luenis viii commence WIKI some
avorite Sccch Songs Duets aud Glees
Tickets 81 each. adm ting on gentsnnn ana two ia.'ies
to be had OF the different members Of The Coriec, al the
AooIlo Saloon and a, the different Music Stores
Doors open at half paste o'clock, concert TO coa'cesce al
half past I, and dancing AT O.
Dotswof,hs favorte band is engaged for the OCCASION
Programme will be furnished al the door.
COMMITTEE.
Alexander Watson, oscs ~ Barnes Thomas Thomas Jr
V. Clrehugh, Thomas Morgan, Peter Milne,
" RenSen Cornelius SchencB, jones b. Shcys,
Alcprncn Jarvis, Allen IL. Sniien, VIM. Snecknsr.
G26 Brooklyn.
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| u CONSUMPTION ScRoFULA AND DYSPEPSIA can be
cured.-Call mt Doci Thomsons 3i Bfoome.street and
be satisfied of the TACT by ocular demonstration Call
the patients Will leave for homc (See advcrtisemt Mt
| Report No. z on the Sd page. DIS Az ~
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~ Particular Nosice.-rhose persons having
nrniture Of s.y description dispose o who are break
ng up housekeeping, viii nds ready sale Tor any eo6
n ali of their goods by sending their address, calling
spor the subscriber Goods any amount purchased.
Al private sale-TUo Piano Furtes
ie2S If =. cpLFabN 4: CO. IS! ChRt}a rl-st
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q 60 down 10 No. 1eo Dirisier-.,reer 10

u 60 down 10 No. 16O Division.strees to
buy your vi and Cendirs-james AcAiis,er agent for
an extensive Oh and Candle Manufacturer Nantucket.
and viii sell al the wing low pEees The best
bieached Sperm Oh warranted 10 bum 70 hours without
crrsing, by the gallons, at whoesae prices, bleached
Elephant OIL that viii b1rH all night IS; fall Sperm Oh,
warranted pure, at Is; first quay Sperm Candles By the
gallon cans al "a Oil ard Candles any part OF the
city fire OF expense Down.;owE orders may be LEFT tie
of James Sharp, Cedar street, which viii be i'm
medta;eiy attended o. 6s5 6lsis
Passengers Arrived
In The packet ship Sdcons. from Lvsrppo-Jaue Laid
ap, oil ScotiaEa; Joseph Stevenson and sarwick, Of
England Dsyissa, OF Ireland; lbs in the second cabin
and sieerage.
Passengers Sailed
In the Eagle, from Boston, for st Thomas, &c-Georye
Usher, ssq OF Bristol. T. Commercial Agent os Cape
Hayden Captain Samuel Reed, of Bristol, l. and Alex
andet WILKINSON, Esq, of Bos:eu.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE


POLICE OFEIcE-On Saturday man named
John Devoe found an are. at No Io2 Amitysreet,
and taken to the Police Office When there he tore into
ribbons vest be had and which he had probably stolen
de was doubtless IN the act Of committing other ihes
PASSING COUNTERFEIT MosEY.--on Saturday night a
female named Julia Williams arrested, charged with
attempting 10 pass $40 spurious b OF Tie State Bank Of
Newark TO Henry ssader OF Broadway and Stone
street. The bill! was well executed
CoRoNER's OFricE.-AccIDEsTALD browsing.
Tie Coroner Saturday hed inquest at 2a Fu!tont
in the rear the body OF Lutte boy about 5years old,
who found drowned in the ctern about 10 O'Clock IN
The morning. ENTHUSIASTICALLY drowned.
DEATH FROM IsTEMpEsAacE.-The Coroner also held an
inquest the Aims House in the Park on The body Of an
unknown kund Saturday night in Grand street,
Crosby by The Street Inspector 14h Yard lying
dead on The pavement YeTdict-deah from npopcxy.
AsoTHEE.-Also al ibques, al the place, on the
body OF female usoallT called Nurse Mary, aged col
ored woman Se To NO. l4 Orange erect yesterday
morning. and died there about O'CLOCK III. Verdict
dea!h from apopie1y, produced by otsmperance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-26

OtEc> of TIE Ne.y. York Bepery Fire Insurance Co.
No. l24 Boaery corner Grand.
u This Company continues 10 insure against Loss
and Damage by Fire a, reduced Of premium from
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Lectures commence at u O'clock
Single tickets each, for the (ten Lee
tuyes gentleman and lady, for the course So cards OF
admission for a family 81 for course. Stockholders can
their tickets application at The Institute on o. az
ter ii,r 2.lh inst GEO. w. BELTS.
az Chairman Lecture Committee
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NH uolC.-A family Ia Cliff street WISH
lf& Teacher on The Piano for two yenng ladies', VINO
be taught Ii satisfactory the Tutor could boasd with TIE
family Please TERMS address and references ana Oh
rscf 10 ]. 8. Z. al this Office. O. otls-
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~ NYcNnmce & Sanford, 60 Benver-st.
respectfully 10 the gentleman OF NswSork that
they their usual assortment OF fine SIX and
Gsgham Umbrellas Stocks, Scars, Cravais, Linen Col!
lars, Gloves, white black aud coiored, Chossons and
Ba iou's make, winter Under Garments, &c. &c.
10 the abov. they have Added with especial reference 10
CHRISTMAS AN NEW-YEhR,
au extensive assormen OF the RICHEST SATIN SCARFS
in this Market all OF which will be sold al small advance
on cost, die Uanl*
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Ships siddons Cobb, Liverpool. e Collins s. Co;
Union, Russell, Newt Orleans. johnson / Lowden.
8rtss Russell, Ln kins, ST Thomas. Lewis; Zephyr
tBr) Hickman. Barbados Yarnorb, Ms. Braine;
Hsiioweil. Smith Port Leon Pca..; Virginia, Talbot
Port ieon John Norton, Jr.
Schrs " Kesspton Osborne, Norfolk, S,urges Clear
man; Nicholas Blddte, Walton, Philadelphia, B Cooley
{ Co.
Ship George Haet Howes, for Savannah. cleared onthe
Isl, and barqpc Citizen, Fordham, tor Savannah, the
2jd,
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Office hours rou, O'clock A. NJ. 10 sunset.
JAMES LOVETT, President
PETER PIScsNEy Sec'ry ~ Dis I'm
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delight to the Dis curse, the undersigned as Com.
herewith announce to the ladies and gentlemen of that
tieuce and pubi:, ,a, they have consulted with Mr.
Wallace equeted, AMI thai gen emsa has consented 10
reucat his discourse any evening they may designate,
and that they will lhreue The daily papers AID otherwise
apprse of the complexion of The arrangements, which
viii probably be early in tue ensuing week
A G. Flanagan, T. n. Untlefhili, Larrn e. Barnes,
VIM T,drnonds, a. Go8dbv, Jas. II. Aikman,
ThOs NJ Woodruff. dos 2t-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-26

u THE POPULAR REMEDY for all those forms Of disease
which, when neglected end in Consumption such cough
ou throat hoarseness, and The ike-the
cessfu remedy and is noelessy suppantng all the other
pretended compounds Wanted so 1udepy by fictitious
refe at 2nroa6
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E The Regular Meeting OF the rheaix T. B.
Society will b. hed Monday this evening" at Corceri
Halt 4es Broadway, many slenied speakers are engaged
ted MI Wallace on Kentucky. All are invited TO attend
and especially the young fashionable drinkers, who viii
have an address from Mr.. Wallace Excellent singing by
the Ladies' and the Pheniz fi!ee Club.
N. B. Exercises 10 commence al O'Clock
LIZ 4. GUSHING. Secreta V.
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G&Y ure The agents and are selling Sarnoga Pavilion
Wafer ri greatly reduced prices d29 isis
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MAGNIFIcENT BOOKS FOR PRESENTS,

nAOSifIGERI BUNS ftE fEk5s1sNAS,
Comprising all the
SPLENDID ENGLISH ANIMALS FOR issS
Also, choice assortment Of
STANDARD AND PICTORIAL WORKS.
Fine Oxford Eai,:nn OF the Bible various Sizes in elegant
Bindings suitable 70. Presents, &c.
Imported and FOR sale by D. APPLETON Z CO.
A, their Literary Emporium, go Broadway.
D.A.k Co. respectfully invite their Customers and the
public generally To call an ther extensive sock
OF 6le Books suitable for tie approaching boydays Dist
" WHEY az Putnam, Bs.e for sale nj the. Bses a.
store No j6l Broadway and well selected sock oil
the Works OF Standard and Classic Epgsa Authersi c-
tinted works various elegant cali and mofccco bhdns
suitable Tor presents the drawing roam table, nc
Aso collection, of every SIZE and variety OF bind
ing. OF Oxford Bibles =,
ameng works 81 interest and permanent value WIN
be founG Halls British Ballads illustrated by wood engraV'
inys executed the highest style OF the ART iron
BIZ the most eminent artists, every page being efnoeisheG
forming suitable panou the unique edition OF LOCK-
hars SeznisL Ballads ir Lnudons Ladies Flo ar
den; Lanes Arabian Nights; Doa Cuixo,e Hogarth NOR
szet: Ttolsans Illustrated by the me16ers OF
tbs Etching Club; Pictorial History Of England Pictori-
al Shakespeare; So.heby's Homer, S F!sxni.ns designs
Hyrons Chice Harold, ernelshed with sixty copperplate
vgneues. por,rait &C.; Bunyans Pilgrims Progress
tons Magazine OF Botany Laa Eookh Naturalist Id
breyy, DC az
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CU RAlIEY Rec. Secretary.

d MT. Syivcstcr tsrs hmm VIII deliver Inr1e
Lectures Physiology, Deiecs, &c or what popularity
called Grahains,, al the lecture of the Society
Library Broadway tic evenings OF The sd 9Th, and 7tn
of January lSlS. Tickets for the lectures IS cents
oI,y;.k
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TIE SUN FULL SEA
Rises II Sets S. Morn. Morn. isiE Even. ) Is
Latest ates.
LnSDoS.,......-... DEC HAvRE Dee.
LIVERPOOL. New. ORLEANS Dec Il
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/ $50 do jackson do do.
| des i've s. Division-street.
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PASSENGERS Arrived
MARINE JOURNAL.
FORT OF NEw-YORK, DECEMBER IS, 1874

IMMATURE ALMAYAc.-THls DAY
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u Emit, &c.-i'he subscriber offers fer sale a
tie lowest market prices and in Ibis TO suit pus
chasers the following goods, viENew Raisns Curraats
Prunes. Figs, Citron Oranges Leueps paper and sof
she'll Almonds cid Wines and Cordia> together with
large and choice assortment OF Groceries.
uS6 lwiss JOHN McGEASH, No. 17a Bowery.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-05-17
GOVERNOR CLEVELAND.

In these days of political depravity, and party
warfare for selfish purposes, it is refreshing to
read public document which bears the Jefer-
sonan stamp of honesty and patriotic zeal upon
its face. The late message addressed TO the
Legislature of Connecticut, by the newly elect
ed Chief Magistrate of this paragon of S States
is worthy of all praise.
The State of Connecticut is in most pros
porous condtion-we may add, in a wonderfully
prosperous ondition-considerng the exgen-
cies and difficulties of the times. Out of debt,
when Indebtedness on the part Of the States is so
general and so distressing with well educated
population, with all the means OF supporting a
happy and orderly population in time of peace,
and every appliance to maintain her rights and
dignity against foreign invasion, we unques-
tionably have only spoken truth when denomi-
mating her the paragon of States And we are
happy In being enabled to say that Connecticut
has now an Executive officer in all respects
worthy of her. If the late message Of Governor
Cleveland is to be regarded as an exponent OF
his character and principles, we would say, I'M
hesitatingly, that he is bold, and patriotic and
talented, and possessed, in an eminent degree,
of the old Jeffersonian integrity.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-05-17
MADAME DE COM AND MIR. KNOOP'S
LAST CONCERT.

To those who have witnessed the finished perform
ances of Madame de Goni and Of Mr.. Knoop, on the
Guitar and the Vioonceo, it must be unnecessary to
speak of them in terms of praise, or to present in
ducements to embrace this last opportunity of again
enjoying them in Washington. The pieces selected
for performance this evening however, are SUCH in
general have not been played at either Of the two
preceding concerts; and, having heard them in re-
hearsal, the writer can promise to those who have
any soul for music, that which shall afford them
most rare and rich repast and more than satisfy their
highest antcipations The Concerto Fantastique,
the Grand fantasia dedicated to Lord Ashburton, and
the Solo La Paganini, are pieces in which Mr.
Knoop with masters hand draws from his noble
instrument all the wonar>us sweetness and power
of which it is capable. The Duo, the 4th piece in
the second part of the programme has been very re-
Gently composed by Mr.. Knoop, and is intended to
give full effect to the guitar, in the hands of Madame
de Conf and if it could be in better hands, it is not
believed that they be found in the United States
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