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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-12-27
AGENCY FOR CLAIMS, CONTRACTS, Sc,
WAsHRG1oH ID. c.


Vie subscriber having resigned his Office of Chief
Il Clerk OF the Navy Department for the purpose
OF devolng himself to the practice of his profession
IN this city respectfully announces that he will attend
10 the prosecution of claims the several Executive
Departments, and before Congress TO the procuring
OF contracts with the Government; to the settlement
oil public accounts to claims before Commissioners
under treaties 10 preemption and other land claims
10 the procuring OF patents for public lands and for
scientific and useful inventions TO the obtaining of
pensions, and to whatever business may require the
and OF an Agent or Attorney.
The great experience which the subscriber ba. OBJ
tanned by his connection with the Governme nj Offices
and his intimate knowledge of the forms required to
De observed IN the transaction of all kinds of public
business enable him 10 insure the greatest advantages
10 those VINO may palronise his Agency. His char
ges will be moderate, and according to the nature of
,he business Letters addressed to this Agency must
De post pad, otherwise they cannot be received,
A. THOMAS SMITH
ATTORNEY AT Law,
Office I'm street, Sd house north Of Penn .7renue.
WAsnSGros, ID. c., Dec. /, 1874
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,

| Tickets Sl0--Haves s5-Quarters 50 so.
Certificates OF packages of % Whole Tickets, $40
Do do 25 Half do 60
| Do do 25 Quarter do 30
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BRILLIANT LOTTERIES FOR JANUARY,
lS45.
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MAMMOTH
$4,000 Dollars of prizes of 1000 Dollars.
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ing gentlemen, viz:
Hon, JAMES BUCHANAN, U. s. Senate.
DIXON II. LEWIS.
T. ); lNGERsoLL, House of Representative.
J. r. INGERSOLL,
J. Z. HOLMES.
H. c. MURPHY,
w. b. MACLAY,
w. b. LEWIS, Cd Auditor, Washington.
JAMES N. BARKER, Esq,
RICHARD X. CRALLE, ESQ.
JAMES HOBAN Esq,
Hon. JUDGE KING, Philadelphia.
JUDGE CAMPBELL, PHILADELPHIA.
ii. d. GlLPIN
}. b. SUTHERLAND,
r. ID. lNGRAHAM, Esq,
Col. JAMES PAGE,
Hon. DAVID HENSHAW, Boston.
HENSHAW, WARD, & Co.,
Hon. J X. PAULDING. New York.
RODMAN, SICKELS, & Co, New York
Hon. ALBERT SMITH, Maine
WALTER FORWARD, Pittsburg, Pa.
j. TOMLlNSON, Esq,
Hon. X. M. JOHNSON, Kentucky.
The COMMANDANTS Of the several NAVY Yard,
The NAVY AGENTS.
Nov. 30-f
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COAST SURVEY.

communication from the Secretary Of the Tres-
sury, in relation to the coas, survey, was motion
of Mr.. }, K. iNGERSOLL, taken up, and five hun
drtd extra copies ordered to be printed.
sundry bills from the Senate were severally read
twice, aud referred 10 appropriate committees.
A motion vas made that, when the House adjourn,
1t adjourn to meet Monday next
The yeas and nays ordered, and being taken
resulied-yeas 81, nays Gl
And then the House adjourned.
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tn e. T RI BU N #
WINTER.
BY n,z, COOK.

Winter 10 coming. who cares who cares
Not the wealthy end proud, l uow;
"Let il come" they cry, what matters 10 US
How chilly the blast may blow ."
"we'Il feas, and oarouse in our lordiy halls,
The goble, OF wine we'll draia;
Well mock at the wind with ahoa.s OF ninth,
And music's echoiug siTaia.
aLittie care we for the biting frost,
While the fire gives forth It's blaze,
What TO us is the dreary night,
While we dance in the waxiight's rays g.
'ris thus the rich of the land will talk;
But think! oh, We pompous great
That the narrowing storm ye laugh at within
Falls bleak on the poor at your gate
.ey have blood in their veins, ey e, pure az thine
Blu, naught to quicken its flow
They have limbs that feel the whistling gale,
And shrink from ,hs driving snow.
Winter is coming-oh think, ye great,
On the roofees, naked, and old;
Deal with them kindly, as man with man,
And spare them q 1.-THE Of your gold
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-30

ASrI.SLAvEeY IN VIRGINIA. writer in the
Alexandra Gazette, who signs himself A Fsr.
ginian,n appeals to his fellow citizens in favor Of
the Abolition of Slavery. a correspondent OF the
bris'isn Wa,chman gives TIE following abstract OF
his article:
= rpe writer thinks his Southern friends too SEN
.itive on the subject A few years ago they were
seriously thinking Of Emancipation; but now thai
others have undertaken TO dictate Them they have
grown irritable and sought 10 defend Slavery. BUT
through the Improbable system of employing unin-
erested laborers, they the population OF Eastern
Virginia diminishing at The rate of $4,000 IN zen
years and many portions Of country formerly Gull
satcd, row covered with forest and Astounding with
deer and other game. There have been frequent hp-
peals 10 Northern farmers 70 come out aud settle
upon these lands; and about fifty families have re-
ceatly come and settled down in Fairfax County Ia
County adjoining the District) These farmers are
prospecting, but the yeuDg men who come TO iabor
tor them are returning North, strong 10 The inr1-
ance ftha odium resting white labor. Northern
farmers will not be Induced settle in Virginia, IN
less there can be some prospect that the sS 8
tenn OF slavery will somehow be brought TO ter'hi-
nation. France, Denmark, and even Portugal, are
making efforts for the Abolition OF Slavery and we, the
mos, boas,ful OF our Freedom arthest IN the back
ground The main difficult point is, the plan Tor
compensation He commeods the suggestion OF
Rufus King of New-YSrk, isade 10 the Senate many
wears ago that the proceeds Of the sale OF the pub
lie lands be devoted 10 this object"
$500 XU;lI;ar, panfeH of RnhaIo has
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-30
HARDWARE

IRON, STEEt,, NAILS, &c. Gc.-KEaiEYS, BREESE
& SAMPSON l,g Greenwich successcTs to iiOQ.
MAN, JOHNSTON, hYBES { CO.. hcvs or saId eiuh
s.-of;fngnt OF
Swedish fat qBd ba iron Rc:,ian Old seh.e 10,
EngliEb round. fiat and =quare lion American &c.
american fine tlrdre Iron, Il 10 u ifoa
5;szien' ROD. 3I6 TO y: nsh
Spike Rods and shoe shapes, OF all tHSs
HoSse Nail Rods, OF Norwegian end Old .snts iiz@
Band and scroll Iron Of all sizsS
American hoop lr0n = to Tx Iche5 t,,,,,
Cat Nails, nrads and Spikes Eugl,h n!nosid NoI;
Cat Steel Of SlHds.on Bfohe & 20 Nairp. ~ s.Ess
Eorins Stee!. OF the EBstaTap. waIIani5d
Ehaar Sesi German ;, eel: OF vaFiout sLsIAps
!, GlEye, Steel, first and second quality
American b!,c7 Steel: Hus:'s A1cs superior clticd
H. B-Syedss ircl alI,ys DC friasied, subject to
dlsWblck. j;-5 on
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JONES'S COMMERCIAL ACADEMY,
OR INITIATORY COUNTING ROOM,

TE'HE OBJECT of this Institution impar thorough
instruction in Book keeping, Penmanship and CONNER
cia Arithmetic and qualify gentlemen for the practical duties
Of the desk. Private instruction Is given required Rooms
open day and evening.
~ Members OF the Mercantile Library Association are
quested to apply 10 the Librarian ut Clinton Hail. who will
furnish tickets of Hinssen under the arrangement made wh
the Committee.
References may be had the Academy BookkepeeTs.
Merchants and Clerks who have been students during the last
years.
90 For sale Jones's Principles and Practice of Bookkeep.
ing Svo u.s. This work adopted in the first Academic In
situations in this country Il ao reyubished in Eng
and extensively introduced there. Of I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-30
A MEXICAN ELASTIC sUspENDERs AS \, v, w

A MEXICAN ELASTIC sUsPEaDERS Az Az, y, Us 3
ABING.-Ihe surprising perfection sttalnsa IN Rss
proyemeDts OF ha subscriber IN c0mpoqhnIy vslyta
the aid OF hs new machinery warrants him 70 ssy sS 81
Suspenaers COW offered for sas BY him are ne rsshr
Among the advantages he claims 70 his ~ ,roh1
ture over that OF Mr. Goodyear. freedom ron w M sr
smell insepaTnbe from Go The ps;SS II. sst sea
property Of retaining their eaSdety aha ~ sorrs
Complaint sraong thoso who have used hI. .sc t1s-
that they i0se their elasticity after being voIl t. az
peners or webbing are Invited examine 3e .J.f ~
Maiden lane- An assortment, embracing ~ n nay,
terms, always on hand and forReby IL RRnsbsfLb
.rutx saccs--of 10 inc f'oiHu'' ) I.1.e. =.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-30
FASHIONABLE DANCING.

MONS. GABRIEL D kORPo N Af'
HAS the honor OF informing the Ladies ard Geniemen o.
York. and vicinity that he has arrived l9r me pun
pose Of giving instruction the principal! nsonaoe DNhce
prevailing the highest circles of European and American
society. -
Mons has lately arrived from Boston, saIatosa and New
where his style the waImet admiration oil the pup
lie. and the marked approval of the fashionable community
Among others, Mons X proposes t9 teach that well known
dance La POl.kA-be Quaares with original music
the Vae de Deux Pas-the Mazourkli-new Cotions-new
CIaloppe, and l American Ounces
Mons. X will be assisted by MADAME kORPONAY US
Musician The instruction will be given IN the French, Ger
man and English languages.
Rooms engaged ut 70 Park Pacesrcty private, COO
ard airy-fo the accommodation Of Ladies and Genemsn
The Polka and the Quales as at present danced in
the fashionable of London and PARIS he taught in
six twelve lessons. except the Mtzourka All Others In
tSenty- four lessons. ~ ,,.
For further pascuars. inquire Of MONS. KORPONAY, at
his residence y Park Place.
TKgMs -Cnss from 10 l2, A. NJ II 10 J. ind
too, Z. NJ, and from q tot IN the evening.
Six lessons, $S-taelve lessons, slO and quarter, s3,
Pvue essonssx lessons, sS twelve lessons, $lG; quar-
ter So
All other hours will BIO devoted Public Institutes Acad-
eIuies. SIC. &c. nj
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF oRK......DECEMBER %.
Cleared.
Schr Star. Waite, Nassau, Mp. Brett & Vose
ArriNen.

Ship Liberty. Norton, (repoed Saturday, I'm Liverpool
Nov TO- with mdse 10 Post & Phillips The l. has experienced
OF heavy gales throughout the pasagwas nine
days IN the Channel and has been 20 days West of the Banks
midnight, had close Ieeted topai blown whrwnd
sd off Nantucket in violent gale from the West, had bull
a.nfx xfipp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-30
SCHOOLS.

PREPARATORY BoARDING) SCHOOL,, NIPPLE
L TOWN, CONN. d. II. CHASE. a; NJ. PkINClIPaa Al,
18TH continuing five months at $50 per session. Ihoough
PREPARATION for college or business and personal attentions are
sectred 10 pupils us fully the most expensive schoos
Lads from New York ure placed charge oa careful person.
r ppnns,,r rr ''e' ll23 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-30
NEW FALL GOODS CHEiPl!

w n GREGORY & CO No us Spring street, wish
To ac1nnint their friends and the public with their deter
nnatoo 10 sell CHEAP a their stock OF Fan and W,nlei
ds The o Of which have bought al the late Auc
on for CASH and which they resovedto sell at the latest
r. Grent Bargains may now be expected Call and see
MIA w. D. GREGORY & co. 10 Spring ST.
N1Eyy FIGURED CHAMELEON SILKS-lust received
~ etW II GREGORY & CO, lT5 Spring street. case
e1trn heavy gyrsd Chameleon Silks, ch colefs oeei
from auc.on and selling CT ~ yard rlch faius lo $. 60
per ward heavy wide Gros de Rhine for Long ShaWN sy
desirable and very cheap. NJ rs Spring. street OF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-30

Gov. BRIGes wirAoor CoLLAa.--Wh CSs,.
Briggs and has Council were assembled MOI loas
ago, and had for that time completed ,heis deliaes
tions, ono Of the Council says, Governor, wish
could prevail on YIN TO wear collar. III DO Il,
war the ready reply OF The Governor, up one
condition. and what is that asked the Com los:
il Is that you shall join my Tee Total SO s,.y
This sert of acoiar did not exactly fit the INST d
the Councillors neck; and on inquiry, We tes u
that the Governor slili wears that saae oldss e I
without collar. lGreat Darlington Coui
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-30
CUTLERY.

CHEAP TABLE CUTL The subscriber respectfully
u informs his friends and the public that he constantly keeps
on hand his Cheap House Furnishing Store. choice rs
sortmeni Of Table and Tea Knives from s 81 10 SO 30 per set
with Csrvers and Seels 10 match and fine assortment Of
Poke. and Pen Knives. Also German Silver and Brannla
Tea and Tnbe Spoons, and good assortment OF Britannia
Ware such rs Coffee and Tea Pots. Lamps of pat
and sizes &c DC Aso. TIN and lnppanped Ware and
Ten Trays of various and qualities. Also. Hardware
and Hnllowvarc. such Pots, Kettles s,c Sad,on Brass
Kettles &c Carpenters Tools, cheap and of the best quail
ty such Planes, Saws Cses, &c. Nails, Locks. Carpet
facks Ike sc Anexceent yarieiy also of and
Baskets Tubs pals. Wash.boards, Clothes Hocs
Wooden Bowls and Choppns Trays, Brcoms Cradles, Bias
Ike, ChaIrs. French Travelling Baskets Sc Cafpet straw
kind-oih and HAIR Scrub md Paint and Busting Brushes
Also Fine Teeth and French blessing Combs sc. &c.
Please cali at r. r. IoHNsToSs Is Cgharne street, where
you will find an excellent ussomen and nl very low
K Z. JOHNSTON, IS Catharne-s street.
~ B. TOYS of all descriptions. at Wholesale and RETAIL
dis 3my'
SsKATES-A full assortment of common and fancy Skates
- strapped and unstrapped.
SLEIGH BEILS-A full assortment Of loose and fancy
strapped Sleigh Bells.
,CuTLERYIyory Knives and Forks. in dozen, or sets Of
81 peces-All of which will be sold low at wholesale and
retail. by OSBORN Il LITTLE. 80 Fulton-st. dal I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-30

From the public accounts Of Canada which have
been laid before Parliament it that the of
Canada are equal a the charges that against her.
with nn accumunting surplus In 1871 that surplus E73
80 l6 2s!d in 1s43 ii f7e3a7 s. ND, and ls43
s55 g. lOd For the present GSii the surplus will
probably be larger This has taken place the face
increasing charge for payment of interest the public
debt In 1871 there paid for interest the of f4 @
las SID: in 1912 G75,ss3 l. in 1s43 E93, PA 49, I'D
In the Customs there falling off from 1912 il the gross
amount of EGG lS 3sd and the income OF E4s lj
Is Id In the Excise there falling off of Gl400 s., sgd
but tring the Territorial of $3.50 rs Ia an In
crease from Public Works of 60 zoo l5s d and also from
the Casual Revenue of "a, Sa6 Us. iSd
STATEMENT exhibiting the Nett Revenue of the Province
Canada for the year 1873 also Abstract Of the Expend
during the percd. and the OF the C0nsol
duled Revenue Fund the 3lst day of January lsii
~.
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Sailed.

Ships EhinoIe, ChaIleson: Great Britain. Mobile
Barks CaIsa Perkins, Norfolk, To load for Ne Indies
Genesee, NOteans. Bngs Emene, st Marks, Jackson
Wills and ST Augushne Halcyon Cenfuegos Cuba. and 9TH
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i z|::1'SSXsl / SlT5E
PASTILLES DE PARIS.

pARIS LOZENGES.)
rsNIlS valuable mild and harmless medicine for tie rN,
L cure Of Bronchitis. hoaneuess and yiocnt COILS sheae
recent tonG standing. can be obtained by whoi,eaS.
French Drug Depot OF Games & Haskell, d Liberty ,t :.
original importers cf the article into the United ss. ,N
wholesale md retail by RuSh,on * Co 10, j. Mhau al
r. Chiffon, 33. and Adams 4 Oif. To Broad wy. ahd k,l
other uoe chemists and phancents,s IN town and ear
NorlcE-The nbove medicine Ia, been piruei nnfiri.
rioJIs names, winch purchasers cautioned agiHt Tie
genuine article put mp green boxes, inscribed With q,
name of our house III Puris, which one dare mtats
dc I'm. CARNES J. HASKELL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-30
NEW FANCY GOODS, &c.

TIME undersigned invite the attention of trade to choice
4 assortment OF NEW AND DESIRABLE GOODS
adapted to the present and approaching seasons ecelved
per las, arvpls) consisting in part of PAPER MACHEE
GOODS. PAPETER1Es, FANCY STATIONERY. &c.
Also PLATED WARE and TEA TRAYS, together with
q great variety OF FANCY HARDWARE generally.
~ WILLIAMS & BILL, ~ Maiden Lana.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-30

DLUMBERS! PLUMBER5i PLgMBERs: :. IL 4. - =,
scriber would call the Gitenol Of Pgpnes q.
lie to perfect article Of Tin Ptatsd Ing f. oS y
cured letter. Patent which platcs tho pipe Oh Tao h'
On even perfect plots OF pure tn. IL, .fr.sutn
Having attained er9at 2eIiec,on 70 lHs - @ iz
article 1t The same price charged Cor common bss
&c warrants the Pipe micYzctued oy na y. ~ "a
split. free from ell flaws, tclle1 cf otnef iupciisSt
Also on hand large stock Of nntned Cfg.on aa' q W.
s IS or at ''hniea pross'f ID wlsia LowsEs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-30

Spoken, &c.

schr Atlantic Riley. of and from Fall River for Mobile.
been heard from.
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ES![![jI.|.,I[:5'!|:i:l''H|||.;;,I;II|

ZONE. DRINK or THE WATERS or IIy-,;
- lf, Is the invitation svc TO IN petsa. arb sis-
CoNsuMprIoN. ASTHMA. BRoScKrris q IS1,,a I'll
DR.. sHECUT,s SOUTHERN BALM h.
lreds OF individuals having the sboye-narlsl Se
prove The greatest blessing 20 all who p4ItSle
This purely Vegetable Conpcsitson wn co,i,.s
violent cough after taking sw ins.. ussssaa
,ayae CooslmPon OF Live, Coaaglain VII ssSS s,'
beneficial influence ater nslng It q hour, N,easa
Gospel. and public speakers generally, ail sai ~ ~ =
the greatest advantage, II VIII cure Br,neh,,T
IS worst forms In few days, strengthen TIE r5s -
Its powerful Alternative. and eoo,sin. i, Oo.sc..
spoon half full much OF the active p,stsos ~ TTs
Usually made. 'SSSSe,t
DR.. s IS practical Chem;s, a, wei as Ph,;e;., a.. !,
IS years experiment Ia, ,uceeeded N dscovens ~
w: certain and speedy cure for the CSr,S.s. = W
much worthless trash has been offered To As ecoc..
put of !, up IL rnsil bottles tha, rsroe, -,
effect without mourning much expense Known, Z 2.
used Will continue TO be used until the paneal ecn
restored 10 health 1s''ss
For sale, Wholesale and retail. ut the Dert, gR,.A
and a; the principal Drug Stctes Throughout lie Cir
For two year: md over, health wa, wrs.ehca ~.
been abofing for that period under painful exh,.,
system, and general debility. 20 subject % cl ~,
the least exposure caused srca, suffering wa :.
with spitting of blood, proceeding from he lens, All ),
decay Every physician had consulted gave ma I'M -
ing of electing cure, and resigned ny,ef IA $780, ~
s@mas , t.. Of the Esrs M SnssI s
every thug else having failed IcanqO; desnSe IL SsSss
have derived from less than bottle My rest ,sn.
the expectonton OF bocd from the lungs Ia, cc.s :,
general health good and am living instance d :,
whom The Southern BAN b, Fs,sg Se inn The tomb
said City beng duly sworn, deposcI and says TIA, hs Ia,
set Il. ih by her in the foregoing ceIthca,s eu rs
sworn before me. this i,h dsy of peceabcr. ISL
dl6smls THOMAS ), HENRY. Comms Of DEED. a,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-30
DRY GOODS.

~ STANTON Benver.street, offers for sale tae io
Ca. lowing desirabe WOODEN GOODS; s,,, .,
SATINETS-Low, medium and superior Biaeks loee a.'u
plain Oxford Steel, Cadet. Grey and fancy ini1iue''
wove. nlaided end PLAIN. -. !. 81
CASSINERE S-FBe and low priced wool eno pocSu' "
Riacks Cxfird and fancy mixed. S:Tipcd and p!nin
BEAVER CLOTHS-34 and 81 Wool Binck- ;1.a
CLOTHS-Bowns. Olive, Green. Blacks, WOOL ana pe'e
DYED, of various qualities.
PLAID LINSEYS-34. superior article.
SHEEP GREY CLUTHS-34 medium article
-ALso-
SEWING SILkS-Vanous qualities. fine article of 'ao
D
NANKiNs, COTTON YARN. MADRAS HANphdhi1h-
CHIEFS. GINGHAMS. &c &c. &c: W
rEcCURDY, ALDRICH & SPENCER, e Efchanst
IFE Place offer for sale the following W oolen rl
% cases Cloths, containing Piece Dye and !" Dol bnSh'
"a cases MAN md fancy striped and Plaid Cassineres
Is do Ss;inets. containing Blues, Bscas hf9Nh III ~
Cadet and Steel Mixed, Diamond. Ribbed hhu .au VI
various grades. ,,o,.
rnSes PLAIN and Fancy Tweeds. NV AZ.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

n PATENT ELASTIC METALLIC saANKs. FOR
HBooTs AND stoES.-LoRlN BROOKS takes TN.
the pubic generally The superior 1tv1ntn o; adopting his
improved boot, and shoes in winch h2 has introduced the Pa
e te earer Il presents the following among many other
ADVANTAGES oTer The 9d eni o. b sore 81 " r
shank which plaee IN the inner SOLE Eivesa graceful turn
om me ls forward in the boot whist 10 aooed persons
equally qdvaniaGeop as the a;ch or hollow OF the foot Is
be nde with low heel and the hollow Of the foot not be ex
pos 10 the mud the old method il support 10 all
the muscles time and remarkably ehs
those who are troubled with cas Persons required 70 stand
s IS 6@ ms -i1 LoRfS BR0oks is Fu,On..tIee
THE NEW YEAR
D A II A G E d G 90 DIS.
$4,000 PAIRS of Boot, Md Shoes, damaged -
Il %ifi az? s9 sso5S f 9e M sa
a r. sfe oS sad 5en With f br sqs 10 Fulton
v B. Many Of above Articles are ye;y slightly soIed and
'n asi !'e ''0s S'''' - SMITH ( HARTsHoRNE-
poS 6, has smcysd 4 hi; extensive
b pbc are respectfully informed that he has ufn,e made
very arre additions his stock, and though always ahead,
and cheaper than the cheapest NJ new p sisfmeed TO Be
e cheer as fG ;. .o se5 Boot a. S I
md durability aiisses Cater Bqssin. ard Boots IN any
Shoes OF ali sorts and descriptions TO enon
Any quantity Of Genemsns Boot, at Is. u.s. los and 50 cd
re,er assortment. Of Boot. and Shoes to be
t' - % CATHARtNE-STREET
B-Superntendeuts of Sunday Schools and other char
tnble institutions will be supplied at the refy lowest pnee'
d27 3m'
- GOODYEAR'S OvERSHOES, PATENTED
EszSA Is4i.-Thase oyeTshoes are made os new ME-
TALIC GIIAl-ELASTIC COMPOSITION.
They USALTRRABLE by any climate The HEAT ol The
Torid Zone will MELT O.! ssen them-the COLD oil ire
| Ffcid Zone CANNOT sTfYyEN Them.
| For ELASTICITY, BEAUTY, DURABILITY and COMFORT
they are other Overshoe offered 10
the pubic They have received the from
the Mechanics Institute of Boston. the ecan Institute of
| New-York and the franklin Institute oi PHILADELPHIA
| We WARRANT GOODYEAR'S oFERSROES to pos
| scSs all the qualities above stated.
Dealers invited 10 Gull and test the iuc or themselves
| For sale wholesale and retail, By
! BEECHER & BENEDICT. 100 Broadway
| de between Pine and Waists. New York.
| OVER sHUES-L.MPO RT-i.TT' TO DE-7LER crd
OCONS U-HERS-lndi Rubber Over Shoes, That can be
WON In any climate. without change of proDeTt always
piiabe and soft the ca!dcs weather For durability end
beauty they cDee companion with any other shoe IN the
market Coun;Iy merchants ard city dealers soud not fail
To supply Themselves wil this article For ,ae By the c.e O.!
| dozen, By BEECEER Z; BENEDICT, iCj Broadway.
"sG; Near Wfsll-stFeet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-30
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The following is statement Of tho several kinds
and quantities of property cleared the Collectors Office.
WrEh,.ve which passed down the susauehanna and Tide
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