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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-28

V7EA TRAYS AND KNIVES AND r EllEsi ~.
Ivory n sets of 81 pieces ami In dozens; also NM bT
Carvers Nut Picks aud Crackers also Sell ip = n
Sag ard Bone Handle Knives and Forks "a fny
T. sandwich and common form sets ana si-t - >.
Cheese ani Fruit Trays. with variety oil houSeeAei" 49,
rcles for sale wholesale and retail oy 1I,d,,,-s
NEWBOULD Russell, Imports VI - Satsan s.,
sud Guns, liO Fulton ST. between broadway Az
d22 Ivy
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- Health. Quiet, and Comfort

~ Health, Quiet, and Connforf.Ilhss, - o5s
ham House 50 Barclav-stTee Newly ork, proters
o stopping days weeks the CITY sreh =
are rarely offered Il IS eligbly located on elfia a the
nsJa,s vicinity OF the principal steamboat lanelnss
sn,rtmsnts are convenient and neat while It's Fable IS ~
ph 30 ri Vegetables and Fruits that he p:ocufe
emj;n entirely Animal Food and stmuiants Of al
Gbsrrss moderate and effort made 10 render
comfortable shower oa'4-' ~ IVES #
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Picked Oysters put up for expectation d23 23d Goth 18th
1r- ,I,C,IILS s. Nh ILNNEI z N-LInh ha ri C.
A MERRY CHRISTMAS
AND 4 HAPPY NEW YEAR,

Att j. Crowens 633 Broadway, where general assort-
selected suitable for Holiday Gifts.
T. j. Crowen publishes Every Lady'S Book an INSTRUCTOR
in the Art OF making variety OF Fancy Cakes astry
useful information for ordinary and holiday occasions: By
BooI ssilsrs d20 tJliss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-28
BRUSSELS CARPETING.

&c Just received, an invoice Of BRUSSELS
CAllPETINGS, which, with our stock on hand, comprise
the most splendid the Cyfor sale cheap BY
G.. w. SMITH S COMPANY.
del Owls 25i Broadway, (opposlte City Hall.)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-28
FLOOR OU-CLOTHS.

9EOOR OIL-CLOTHS which together with our former
ssoment of English and American OIL Cloths constitute
he largest and most elegant OF Cloths offered
r ai in this country BIZ arv DeaiersFor cheap byi
C.. ". SMITH COMPANY,
Broadway, Composite CITY Hall.)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-28
VOL. HEE. NO. 2e5.
The Oregon Expedition.

The following letter from a member of the
Great Emigrating Party will be read with inter-
est though we trust few OF our readers will profit
by its advice to future emigrants. 1t will be seen
that this was written in the Rocky Mountains
carly in Augus:, when the cmigrants had encoun-
tered little hardship; we have had advices 4
month later when the party passed Fort Hall, on
the Saptn, in sadder plight. The real difficult
ties of this long and penlous Journey commence
in the Rocky Mountains, whence for thousand
miles the barrcnness and desoation are fearful.
Cut stone, volcanic lava and wild NORWOOD
are poor entertainment for man or beast: and
game is scarccr there than in Connecticut. We
await with painful socitude farther advices from
the Emigrants.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-28

JtTANTS-lNPO you want pair
w c! India RUBBER at wholesale price?
Do you wapta S. pair Of Boots for 50 50
Do you pair Napoleon Taps pu. your boots
Do you want aboI Of Leather Prsserrative waterproof
These acles w D. Teaed AZ wholesale plces the rest Oh
the seeson, :; is Maiden lane, below Pearl street
d5 I'm GEO. f. bAhS1'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-28
SEARS WONDERS OF THE WORLD,
Tn Nature 8 TT, and Mind.

This is decidedly Of the beautiful and interesting
volumes for YoUSG PEOPLE especially ever issued from me
American Press. We should like 70 give our readers law
extracts from tn OF the numerous Jict9ai
embellishments with which II adorned; but W. ioud we
could not without dong injustice 10 the 'Sho'
we will therefore recommend all who wsnt OF Work
Of permanent interest and vaueone that will ce and prove
useful Ia the family circle when the ephemsfai ta OF inc
dav has passed away and IS ioSottsnto purchase use
"Wondsrs'' One of the RzyiSwers OF this wnrk IA !ae
Ney-York Pager. appropriately remarks: he Ancien1
hossted of their SEVEN WoSDERs bat Mr. Sears ne" ana
invaluable work viii prove, that Modefus can boast OF
o" Eas Of the above works beautifully printed and
illustrated and ru up richly omamentet bindneS hish'
adapting them splendid presents for young people.
- AGENTS WANTED throughout The country 40
dress e WALKER s CO. III Fulton St NJ" otk -.
Schools, = Agents OF Newspapers aud Periodicals, -
Posmaeis and Booksellers throgshuo h coun n.T i 5.
mr. ntaCe allow II eli Who engage IN the sale OF
SEARS POPULAR PICTORIAL WORKS.
rNo letter will be taken from the Office unless post pad
Al Imi. = WALKER & co. HI Fulton st. New-York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-28
ENGLISH DRUGGETS.

- A small invoice Of superior quality, new pat
er!s anu bright coiors-ior sale cheap by
C. w SMITH & COMPANY,
d2l 2wis 81 Brnaiway. loppose City bald
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-28
WHOLE NO. $40.
HOLIDAY ADVERTISEMENTS.

Oy,vrR.-PIcKLEp of the quality De
had ar ECKERS No. Anr-street rends and acGuain
,ance ar requested send their orders IN good season for
the EeIdays. o2I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-28

Corn GOLD We have been shown three large
pieces of gold found in Gibson's Branch Mine,
about three miles from this town, worked al present
by our enterprisng fellow townsmen Nlessrs. Cans
Ter and Johnson. One of the pieces weighed IVA
pennvweights, another l53 and yet anohe" l01 pen
nyweights The caret is SAID 10 be very fine and
worth 95s cents. Lincoln Is hard to head IN en-
terprise as her mines in richness; and we think 1t
gratifying at such time this, 10 know that the
capital of our citizens has been probably invested
We wish them continuance OF their streak OF luck
and the same TO others likewise engaged.
Lincoln q. c.. Courier.
- We learn that on Saturday night last, the I'd
INST. at Garev's Ferry Mr.. George NJ. Galpin and
Mr.. John C. Lopez, being in company as the most
intimate friends, commenced slvlarking with fire.
arms, when Mr. Galpm, taking hold OF a gun, sup
posing to be unloaded, aimed il in the direction of
Mr. i.oper in the most ocular and friendly manner,
when unfortunately fired, hitting MIR. l. and caus
Inc almost instant death.
The T. 5. Revenue Cutter Nautilus, Capt. Clark,
left here on Tuesday last Tor Key West.
ST. Augustine News 9th.
Sentence OF death passed on Monday
last upon Helen Foster. q coorcd woman, convicted
of the murder OF a white woman in the Penitentia-
~ last spring. Both were conyictS, and Helen was
assisted in the commission OF the crime by another
woman, whose trial has been continued 10 The next
term. Helen was ordered 10 be hung on the 9te day
OF February next. Cmcln. Gaz.
-sS~ The Upper Marlboro tAIdJ Gazette states
lhat the Rev. William II. Coffin, of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, attacked few days since
between the Long Old Fields and Bladensburg, by
white and black man, and would no doubt have
been robbed but Tor the approach OF wagon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-28
LITERARY ADVERTISEMENTS.
BOOKS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
FOR SALE BY
j. c. RIkER, bookseller and Publisher
I&J FnltOr street. near NASSAU.
I..f.f Z. -. Z 1

1923 Fulton street. near Nassau.
D. Ont Tor ia splendid octave volume.
he Opal Pure Gift for the Holidays, edited by y p
W,nIs0iliustrated By Chapman, and suE-rbly bound
Ihe PaEior Annual, Gu4rto-bsauuily bound.
EdgaItou.
The Win,erser edited by Jno. Reese Esq.-an elegant
voinIns
~, rhs Lite!ax souysni5 The I, The Christian Offering
he fouihs Keepsake. The Annuaette, sc. &c
Also complete of richly bound Bibles, Payer
Boots, Albums and Juveniles, suitable for Ss. % lmis
Magnificent Books for Presents.-D.
hffLE1ON co. 200 Broadway, RESPECTFULLY Invite the
attention OF their customers and the public generally 10 their
extensive stock OF valuable Works the departments
oil Literature suitable for the approaching Holidays comprs-
ing all the
SPLENDID ENGLISH ANIMALS, FOR 1914.
Also choice assortment OF Standard aud illustrated
velvet bindings, Sc. SC
Also, Juvenile Works in every variety.
~ B. complete lis; may be had on application gratis
VALUABLE GIFT BOOKS-JOHN S. TAf-
= LOR co. Publishers and Bookse ers, Brick Church
haei 70 nassau street have hand large and choice ST.
lection OF valuable Books syles Of binding, Salta-
bic for presens-iucludns and religious works. me-
!nolrs histories juvenile and Sabbath School books Bibles
IeSt@Inents, Prayer Books, SC. &c.
y b-Any valuable books 10 be had IN View OK 'uT-
nished By j. 8 L s Co. the lowest cash do 3w
& \ AGENCY of the PRESBY TERRAIN BOARD
Ao Publication established in the Brics-charch Cha
Te New DIRK where all the Books OF the Society can De OBJ
tanned the terms Pbiladsphi The friends OF
the church invited send their orders and foster this
teIprlse.
The Presbyterian Almanac for 1884, sale the Deposit
o which every Christian my ought 10 have as It Is be-
eyed 10 contain valuable than any Almanac pub
shel IN the country
Also supply of the new Hymn Book Of varous
sizes, qualities aud prices. IS Pnk Row. DIG I'm
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CHRISTMAS
AND NEW e. A R /.

rOUTHOUY 4 MEYERS. 34l Broadway, are
Just opening one OF The riches, stock OF Goods sa9
their friends and the public to call and examine Among
o9s . % = San o pR na and ISc
SHADES Tor Lamps BE- found no Whei Else in SswYoEk
with great Parisr VI ache Goods and articles Tor
They have also hand the varied stock the United
States Of Bronzrd aad Ormolu Chandeliers; Centre, Man
Lamps CandeIsbra Grandoss Bracket Branches and Can,
new tyss and vs spb OF aRe ,asse M
Packets and Steam Ships al Of heI own maqnlactare and
for which they awarded the GOLD MEDAL AT the
late FAIR of the American Institute. 90 Sm
CAkES FOR NEW-YEAR'S-Th subscriber
~ respectfully informs his friends ard the public thst he
prepared 10 furnish them Th good assortment Of G. axes t
tou-seet his Bakery 70 Bee kmaneat between Cliff
and Goldtreet will be puncua attended To- and sent TO
any III P3Ft Of the city or 0'00Ayn No sbs
4 SEASONABLE HlNT-Pickled Oysters ana
n TURKEYS boned jeed and ornamented, for Sewfea
may may be Sad cheap sa and superior to h vtnJed
in the city, they prepared appropriately and expressly for
hs ca % My are nEea re
d27 ct. 800 Fourthstree Cd door east of Broadway
NEW YEAR CAKES! New Year Cakes, New
IN Year CakesM!-JONAJ HUNlBERT begs leave to IN
form his friends and the people this city and vicinity that
he will hand dur,ns the an excellent ass9r
of K4ckerbocker New Year Cakes ct his own make)
"4 5s 9J 5oStSS Bake Is
NTEW-YEAR'S CALLS! JANUARY, lSA.-
~ NE.W-YEAR's CALLS The subscriber. grateful
for past avoEs takes the liberty OF informing bis numerous
friends and that he is prepared
dsrs for hi. fICkLED OYSTERS for the table
New Years Day; also for his celebrated BONED TUR-
KlES which gave much satisfaction his last
year An desiring Oysters are invited to call on the Subscr
ber the old stand No Broadset and try the flavor OF
his Picked Oysters before leaving their orders elsewhere
The subscribe also prepared to furnish jtLLlES PAS
promptly filed and the house of the purchaser this
civ Brooklyn Jersey City, and warranted in all
be the The books open for the Of
ers the Saloon Of thu subscriber No 25 Broadway, and
Al No. Btoad-street, where all are invited 70 call.
THOMAS DOWNING.
Picked Oysters put up for expectation d23 s23d Goth 18th
WATCHES AND JEWELRY--Hubbard G..
w Stone. sOl Broadway. corner of Walker ST. Goods
suitable Holiday presents, such Gold aud Silver
Watches Gold CHAINS Keys ches, Diamond, Ruby,
Emerald Opal and other Stone and plain Rings Silver Cups
and Spoons In consequence of the approaching Holt
DAYS the latest kinds Jeelfy the vii
he sp. constantly hand Watches and Jewsr eealred
Old Watches Gold and Silver taken N exchange or bought
for cash. II. u. STON iO Dr0adWdy,
di2uanlisA Corner W slker-street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-28

| MON DOOR SPRING Those who regard
comfort, and are particularly fond # taking cold oy
e soor beng caryessly left optn would consult economy S
wei as heaG by havlog THIS desirable and much improved
whs1s orders also beeit have them adjusted MS I'm"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-28

n ADULT CLASS IN FRENCH Tor Ladies
a viii be formed al til. Seminary Of rhe M-ss-s ABBOTT
No. Is Coounade Houses Lafayette Place, "Wednesday
January IL IS intended for ladies o. matusd minds, who
perfect themselves the pronunciation Of IL The
viii comprise "a Lessons Of hour each Mondays,
for those who have acquaintance with IN. lam
gage and the method pursued viii be one which WIN re-
sreeable duties while III the class The pau IS Intended for
the who have aid their children
in Their French studies of teachers and young ladies' who
have completed their school ucaton without having had
The opportunity acquire knowledge of the French lam
guags The ST. for the ayabe IN advance
FOR cards OF admission apply at the Institution
New YORK, Dec. 5, 1873 DIG eod2ws
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gon. We have seen some beautiful and striking OBJ
Iects on the way, but have no time to say a
word about them. The Company starts in few y
minutes, and must gear up my teams and be oil
over the Rocky Mountains. have written this III
great haste and at several different times, and know
1t is awkwardly done. have kept journal, and
at future time will send you some further account
OF our trip. Wishing You and all our friends, health
and happiness, remain your friend -,..r
PETER II BURNETT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-28

"a The Lexington Inquirer states that ON the
18th November, young man who registered MS
name G. f. Flood, of Lancaster Pa, suddenly DIS
appeared from that place, leaving his trunk at the
hotel, and has not since been heard OF. Ii rs feared
he has been assassinacd or wandered off IN ut OF
arrangements.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-28

yXTlNDOW SHADE DEPOT, No. : Sprnce-
w street y. Y.-The subscribers invite the attention Of
the public 10 their spleadd aSsoracn; OF Decorative TIsns
rarant Window Shades all having been got up with .er
care aud warranted wash Persons purchasing of us have
great advantage other places setting up new
stock. Shades panied to any pattern size. The
nsn consists srlsndd American LauGScae. Italian do
Wild Vrnst,es French Scrolls Yisuette a0d Rosetle Cen.
tres Intern. Abheys. Moonlight Views, sc. sc. Signs
Banners and Decorations doae style be surpassed
by any other establishment.
Sourh.r, and Western Merchants supplied with guam
thy. III Inns BARIOL DE NAUNY.
CUPERloR OLD PORT WINE " BRANDY,
- Sc-rhs subscriber offers for sale superior Port
Vine in glass snd on ratt-als Old rals Cog. Brandy
Ola M.deraard Sherry, IN glass and ~ wood
EncLs BuIgIudyS and SSuvrues cases OF
One dozen each. Apply TO- ellis s-i.l ~ Vii
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-28
STEAM REFINED CANDY.

II. Of Chambers street constantly manufacturing ey
steam aud have hand large assortment OF Candy
&e Of superior quality suitable for the Southern market
This candy being made from Refined Sugar WI" Keep II
climate harder and dryer than made from sugar
Il Inns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-28
10 TEACHERS.-A MOST ELIGIBLE oP-

no TEACHERS-A MOST ELIGIBLE OP
i PORTUNlTY-The advertiser. on account OF domss-
nc DESTROYS OF dsposins OF his propIty IN
establishment The LOCATION is but few NILS, from this
cnmmodious and every way FOX The accomn0da
hon OF large number of pupils the Fqrnitue Apparatus
SC and al the appliances quite comqee and the School,
ete many years successful operation, now in very
fsurishing condition Possession would De gwen al The
nstion of the prese term in pr 4 portion OF The pur
rh, s. money remain on mortgage.
An opportunity like thss rarslto be met WIKI APpGa,
Mons before the 2G of February { rorl abroad postpad
directed TO shIlTHSONIA New-Yerk Ciy Post-Offce,
,viil rsceIy. due attention. G2l 2veod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-28

DRESS BOARDS-Wanted, gross or two OF
i secondhand PRESS BOARDS, large enough for sheet
% By 81 inches. If considerably will answer Apply
A, liO Fulron-,t 81 floor. c2 II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-28

u" TIE COMPLETE CoNFECroNER, Pastry
Cook, and Baker, by PARKINSON, the famous Con
fectioner of Philadelphia, has been published in
cheap form by Lea & Blanchard.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-28

II DAME WONDERS TRANSFORMATIONS, a Sc
ries of brilliant toy books for Children, has been
published for the Holidays by E. DUNCAN, Isl
Fulton-st. The cngravings will arouse the little
ones
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-28
r HE 1R [ B u n E
literarp Notices.

NJ EUGENE SUES MYSTERIES or PARIS,
translated by H. c. DE,IING, have been published
in one large and neat volume of $40 quarto pages
bv Winchester No work of the age has made
? more vivid impression than this, and though its
exhibitions of human depravlty and villany are
horrible, almost beyond belief or endurance, yet
we believe more good than evil will result from
;ts publication To those who read to think, 1t
cannot fail to prove powerful and instructive
teacher.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-28

G5"' TIE JEWEL is a holiday gift for boys
and girls, got up somewhat IS the primer style Tor
small children, and adorned with variety OF wood
cuts. 1t makes very pretty little gift. Edited
by Emma F. Allston. For sale by j. Wnches-
ter, 80 Ann.street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-28

~ THE CHID's Own SToRY-BooK, or
Tales and Dialogues for the Nursery, by Mrs.
JERRAM.'-This is q sweet little book for children,
filed with dialogues carried on in a manner to m
,eres Children while the moral is excellent through
ont.
"IucY AND ARTHuR" is u collection of enter
tanning stories, told in charmingly simple sly ie-
The Little Black Pony The Little Gardens,
Mammals Stories and 'Popas Stories are SIM
pie tales, beautifully told
EVERY LITTLE TALES is another small book
designed for those who, just out Of their syllable
reading, begin TO 'todde through full sentences.
These are all filed with wood cuts, and furnish
excellent gifts for the Holidays. For sale by D.
Appleton 81 CO., 300 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-28

rTssToM BURKE OF OURs" C. LEVER, author
of Harry Lorrequer,' Charles O'Malley, Jack
Hinton SC has just been issued complete by
Burgess & stringer, 222 Broadway. We have
read but few chapters of this dashlng story,
which, to those who read Tor the humor Of 1t,
must prove highly attractive. Tom Burke IS
own cousin to Charles O'Malley, and OF course
general favorlte.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-28

" forged and finished Gun and Rife Materials. Rife Bar
Tss Lock- S MOGntlngs Rbs sY,'nss Cones, C.p Fa.ks
single and double barrel Guns and Revolving Pistols for sale
by NEWBOULD Russell, Importers of Hardware and
Cutlery, no Fulton between Broadway and Nassau
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-28

THE PRACTICE OF PHYSIC.-A Physician
long established City practice about removing the
country offers dispose of II competent person.
reasonable The situation holds ilaeTng pros
poets youn: the profession experienced
practitioner Inquire Immediately Of Israel Minor Druggist
No 2i Fulton Smith Hoag, 2i3 Grcenw ichstest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-28
Y1TN- T. JENNINGS IL co Diapers and Tai

T1TM. 7. JENNINGS & co Diapers and Tai
w os 2 Broadway American Hotel opposite the Foul
tain solicit Of seasouable goods
Including Cloths Cassimeras Vestngs &c. in all the
and various styles -
Under that the system Of small profits and
quick returns winch has elected liberal patronage will
be continued whilst such Will enable
rs 10 I'll all ordars ID future with promptness.
feature the establishment which commend II TO
those requiring articles for immediate the addition TO
our s.ocs o, az of S, U ' 80 oa Pant
looms, Vesl Office Coats, Travelling Frocks, Dsss'ins
Gowns, &c. ~,
choice selection of Silk and Satin Sca Hand
kerchlef Gloves Suspendefs Hosiery, Under e,,s Dd
Muslin Shirts, Collars, &c, at pr'ces when @ az
iudu cements purchasers lylo l,o
CLEIGH BELLS-A full assortment OF loose
~ and fancy strapped Sleigh Bells al wholesale ana
gdessw OSBORN & LITTLE. 80 rnlton-AE E--
TOR SALE OR LEASE.-ihirty-two L t,u ~
Z Ground a, Harsirnr, On j. bounded by Jersey II s
and Erie HaIsimus and South ,,ssets. aboat one
jersey City For particulars, inquire at no. q IN as
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-28

II "Tns LEGION OF LIBERTY, and Force OF
Truth, containing the Thoughts, Words and
Deeds of come prominent Apostles, Champions
and Martyrs" second edition-is badly got up
duodeciIno of some four hundred pages, devoted
to Anti Slavery medication, and containing OK
tracts from three or four hundred Statesmen,
Phlanthropists, Editors, &c. on the subject OF
Slavery, Annexation of Texas, &c. Gov. Nc
Duflie, Chancellor Harper, f. w. Perkins, John
C. Calhoun, &c. may here find their writings IN
defence of Slavery in rather odd company.
The Legion of Liberty'-a protest agalnsttile
Annexation of Tcxas-is printed separately and
both are sold at the Ant-Slavcry offices in this
city and Albany.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-28

BUYERS OF JEWELRY would do well 10
- call the subscnbr who has for sale all the modern
patterns Of Bracelets, Beas, Pins Chais Finger Rings
Lockers, Pencils and Specacles and variety OF similar
goods, which will BE- sold cheap. ALBERT BEACH,
dJ lms IA Chatham sfr.st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-28

NfO SILK GROWERS.-A RARE GRANGE
l. The subscribers executors Sc Of the late John Parke.
ESQ., deceased have about Of the Moms utIcau
lis, of years growth, located Paterson jersey.
(where there fourishng Silk Mandatory now in
the Or thew wo lease tho
whole responsible person disposed to engage in the busi-
ABM GOODWIN,
do 2w&4t D. BURNETT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-28

DOARD-To let, . pleasant rooms communica-
- ting respectable family, Broadway gentle
aud lady, single gentlemen, with breakf,
III payment and competent 10 xiv. instr ions on the piano
io lessons would be taken By young Address Law
renee < Co this office. d27 Sc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-28

NTEW YEAR CAKES New ear Cakes New
IN Year Cakesm!-JONA5 HUMBERT begs leave TO In
form hi. friends and the people Of tins city and vicinity that
he viii keep hand during the IN excellent asor
unequaed Tor quality By any The city at Is pound
dg3 rialx JONAS HUMBFRT, Baker % James Sc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-28
SkASONABLE HlNT.-Pickled Oysters and

n
n Turkeys boned, leed and ornamented, for New-fe
may had cheap superior the Pcked Oysters vended
IN the city, they prepared appropriately and expressly for
The occasion Nv invited call aud taste lot
prepared ter inspection. GGO l. DOW NlSG,
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