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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
ENGLISH ANNALS FOR 1874.


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ERENCH BROAD CLOTHS

Just opened few pieces super black French Cloths. OF Pau
Baect Fis manufacture for gentleman Goats and CioaSs
an Article well worthy of notice. ESQ, canarc and other
yocl=ns IL the lowest prices.
n sn,,iae- Farres. Blankets sc. t1c the cheapest
in the city. OxE PRICE and no deception -
CASHMERE D'LAINES, AiERiNOS, &c.
The Indies o; tbs city uhou purchase the above named
articles O. drrs sods invited to call had examine our
LARGE AND sUPRRg assortment before they puTesss. ~ We
ate nov. o;iern. bargains worthy OF notice.
81 3m, SUTTON * Co. III Spring cor. Sullivan.
b, Brocha Plaid Clo2kinGs of newest styles;
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CODA BISCUIT AND SUGAR CHARACTERISTIC SUBJ
y scber wishes make known TO the public that gneh OF
the which sold this city by the above
names are entirely eren, from tho SODA BscUr and ST.
GAR CRACKERS made at MS Bakey. which have BEEN Used
By inyRd particularly those who suffer from geon Tor
more than twenty years, with the best results while the int
taton which be made for less price. though pcrhnp,
GOOD o person IL, health wholly unit for the sick e
BISCUIT and CsAcKERs, also BCTrER Biscuit WINE
I,fscrTr. BITTER CnAcnERs, WATER CRACKERS. PILOT
and Navy BREAD oil OF the first quality constantly Tor
sale the welkno establishment I5
corner OF Wnnen-sueet EPHRAiM TREADWELL.
vtg ,,,fg,
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Rel,yx,
Memoranda.

Texas, cotton. Wiad Sc -o' $40 1''1Aoaa
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MR.. CLiREHUGHS
First Lecture
SCOTTISH MINIS RELSY,
Postponed IN consequence OF the weather,)
WI take place al the
SOCIETY LIBRARY
ON MONDAY, DECEMBER 50. lsi4-
IN the of the Lecture wall be nirodaesd vntos. Incl
dents md Anecdotes connec ed with ths onowhs songs
Up ~ THE MoRNISG EARLY.
1'nE flowers OF THE FOREST.
BoNSIE DUNDEE.
MAoGy LADDER.
Will ye TO rue EwEsusaTs MARIoSS
TAX YER AuLD CLOAK ABOUT W.
The Broom or CowpESKSoUxs.
TUE GAgERLuSziE Mas
R My VIE EL IA" ss hA Nsh Fl't cs ssE
rcka, Irene g TIE u " GO az all the Music se Mr.
cLINEnGls, s5 Broadway. and tho door The eyea
ing Of the Lecture do ~.
BANGS NEW YORK. OPERA s H0UsE Of The
ae, s cARA m Is Haf ss 1%,
Pico; Walmote sig Antosain; Monalbano, Sig. Vueli-
na Micbelouo, So sunqui5'Gno. &c., r., 20
cents Private boxes, with admissions 90 Seats secured
from a. Mo5 NJ Doors open at necTn l1lI TO
"ptep}Taiaa sE5iIRAMDg. which Will be given nsst
week with additional Chorsses, Orchestra, Military Band
Scenery and Dresses with the whole strength oil the
The Days of performance hereafter Will be Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays. d.o
A MERlcA,y MpsE1Mm ., Day and Evening this
GRAND PERFORMANCES
Every Evening O'Clock, and Wednesday al O'Clock,
sA' TaE New sai 10 Ssi0eS'
L completed and VIII 1900 person, comfortably
OURANG OUTANG.
The largest and only real animal of the kidd in AMERICA
Known rs Mademosclc FANNY!
engaged for few days and be from 10 o'clock a.
NJ. I'LL z. VI. and from 2 TN 8 p. NJ
The Manager has engaged the most wonderful novelty IN
PSYCHOLOGISTS
Lady Who by looking Rock, capable OF foretelng
future events revealing those that past describing Diseases
sc. with the astonishing accuracy She may be private
" consulted at all hours between 10 clock A. N and 10 IN
the evening NJ IN extra charge OF . cents.
The following talented Company engaged:
GREAT WESTERN.
The Uneguaed LOW COMEDIAN.
WRS. WESTERN.
An Accomplished! and Talented Artist.
LA PETITE GARLlNE,
The most accomplished DunseIse in America.
Miss ELIZABETH.
The Unequned juvenile Vocalist.
MR.. CHESEBRODGH.
The Famous KENTUCKY MISSTRELS, &c.
Gen. Tom Thumbs Court SUIT Beautiful engraved Like
pes,es Queen Vcora Prince Albert Queen AdcnIdc and
DG;chess Kent AuOmaton Juggler Rope Dancer &c To-
gether with HALF MILLION OF OTHER CURlOSl-
TIES
Admission whole. Is cen-chdren under 10 Of
age. l25a cents co
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NnlA cAuEL,S HAIR sHAwLS.

INDIA CAslEL'S HAIR SHAwLS.
4. EhL INDIA CAMEL'S HAIR LONG and SQUARE
Ia SHhlyi.S md SEA RPS, white, biack blue green
grunge and scare. FRENCH CAMEL'S HAIR do 90 do
q large assortment. CI.UAkS and POLKA COATS ~ vel
vet French Rrond Cloth aud hienno MANIlLLAS 70
Velvet Waicred PLAIN and Fancy Silk. EMBROIDERED
ROBES Tor Welding and Evening dresses. tct ale by
d2 imSf 4. ARNOi.D K W % thilal 81
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VALUABLE WORKS,
SUITABLE FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
I'LL ELEGANTLY BOUND.
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,Gs- sunday school Exhthluon.-Tbe First
Annual Exhibition of The Sunday School ched to the First
niversast Church. of Fulton and Pineapple Streets
brooklyn. will take place THURSDAY EVENING. al
" O'Clock Tickle. l2a cents To be had the door The
church VIII be beautifully decoraet with evergreens II.
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Commercial 8nd Money matters.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-26

OF LeechesI Leechus!! Lcechcs!!-Very
fine Swedish Ieeche all szes) for sale Ia cents each by
VIM Watson. Chemist. &C. Apothecaries Hail. 81 Gatharne
In
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% Rest Swedish Lceches at 12>s cts. apiece,
s, received and for sale at DELLuC s. DUPUYS
ors Place Il Southland No. Park Row and Isl Boadway
,rated flexible IVORY PATENT NURSE for infants use
Nipple and Breast Shields and Papilary Jelly for sore rens,
Tor sale us above wholesale and retail, o25 3awSnis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-26

IgNIME-SAVING ANSWER.-frum advertisements thai
I frequently appear the and from srcuass ,a
sent about the city and country and e under no do:s %
many friends, uinst day called upon ana
usked IL 10 partnership with Mr. Dodge
In farther ss.1'SS
from such call, and inquiries beg leave ~ SUITE t1 we are
not, partnership with any MI Dodge ana
thai superior, patent modes, either VI set
ting fastening teeth do we know OF any that are not
Doctor who may be ms partner and who hn by mistake oi
0thertrise published his such way ms to make re-
sebe ours so often taken for have not the
pleasure Of knowing either by person. 2roeisGn OF
tile. T. Ph AMI
1opdp d-Stre
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-26

U3- nsuffS! fEnIs E',rs-Seline by retail
at WHOLESALE pfces iOr this ONLY al No Eori-
andl street broadway. Ladies, don't forget call and
supply yourselves III time. NO Ems
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TEETH! TEETH. TEETH!
~ l.. LEWIS. SURGEON DENTIST. 80 broadway.
q door below Masonic Hall, be-. leave To- INFORM ms
friends and the public that he has made The following great
reduction n Dentistry: 81,
silver! 20 cts DO cleaned 81. Do extracted. 30 cts Doth
nclc cured. - az @inls
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CAN'T GET AWAY
10 THE PUBLIC WON'T LET HIN Coz III
hR VALENTINE, the :. Laughing Philosopher" from
~ hi. Tremendous success nj Old BUNKER HILL for
the last weeks tey compelled 70 remain one week
more (eycsp; on Christmas Day when N. SAMUELS, the
renowned VENTRILOQulsT and MAGICIAN. will take
h aee e1d I'll sash chi : a 20 70 the ve ooom o. mi mi
Bunker Hill wIl send forth all her thnnder TAem Red
NJ DAN RICE the greatest Comic Singer in tbs county.
Tickets 8 cents. Children unde. 10 years, lsX cents
Doors opened ct commence at O'Clock. :. Five
performances will be Chnsas Day. all the same,
10 A. VI. az Il, at q at 4, and again a. F. NJ
" Saturday afternoon u O'Clock. usual. for femlie,
and Schools. -
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cSs- H0axd.-Alrs. JANE HAiGilr mas removed from
No ITO Chambers No "a Barclay street. wera
encn of ohtann. pleasant siOgle with lire
,lnces be accommodated with breafast and ten OF full
loarders accnmodaedby the day week TERMS MopER
Mrs llag hns permission 10 refer To the following gen.
lenien Professor J. IL. Gscom, NJ. ID. Dr. r. Hathaway
IInr. Wilson, Esq ms IInS-
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STEEL IRON-3O ton, Dnnnamora" Bar iron vefy su-
- pc.ior article for Steel, for sale py -
.Ils IQsEPI rI-ch EEMNN. 81 Wet 81.

,NpoRraNT no FAMILIES. PRoPgIEToRs OF
EHOrEfS, AND THE PUBLIC GENERALLY.-Ihe
Proprietor OF Washington steam Laundry begs leave To
the Of the public his method o wishing
aides and ieniiemeu Wearing apparel bed and table nen,
&c OF the many advantages which readers
II superior all others Garments washed b. ms process vii
Inst much longer hau washed in the ordinary way as all
yrtrErnz dispensed Tla va,k i III
cent less and at very short required They are also
benchcd "a white us beine manufactured and ustTe Gven
10 bosoms o. collars OF any required degree.
Contracts will be Innde board huSes whereby their
washing viii them much les than done IN Their own
hue The publ generally invited 10 test rs superiority
Orders left with WAl. II. ROBERTS. iG2 Broadway; ~ J.
MORRElL'S Ready Made Lnen store, lo Fulton street
one dor from Bronsay az the Laundry, Washington
between Aml und Charles Streets will meet with prompt III
SEAMAN PfOuTSinf- III
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ADJUSTMENTS.

AM OSEiltIEls ~
OLE BULL
D ESgECTFUILY announces that his LAST C0SSsky
fyE :; la scS sctm nSS s ' 'AS pace VI
Particulars in future advertisement a:o
HOLIDAY WEEK.
GEe eFRE fl e cLG Gfssi' Of the
WILL BE GIVEN AT
CONSTITUTION HALL.
BROADWAY. rear BescSefs;ieet
ON THE FOLLOWING EVENINGS:
THURSDAY, FRIDAY and MONDAY,
December a6tb, 2?th. ard 3oth,
On which occasion they viii be ASSISTED by
MISS FRaIHf,
The celebrated and accomplished Vocalist ffam the Loadon
Concerts her ''' a'SfiE5snG5So LL III SSSs''
The unrivalIed Genie Singer. and -r,n
PROFESSORS OLOtIEaD,
VIII preside at the Piano Forte
The entertainment, will CONSIST principally OF
RUSSELL SONGS,
And f aGfNcdi / So { F < ii I 81 a'
PROGRAMME.
PARFI.
Pi Bsa S" p Sst G' pIetia Marble sl2opeR
,. BS H@.s, c s H. t t5ss
s :@F11 sam Nj; N Ea GSIni:
ags1a i o1 Giab
Sweeiiy oes Ny Senses SeaIns- Native l Ana r-.
,sn p;,:i 80 Mv Couse
Gems Gems Som: .r Campbell
PART Ii.
Qua,tet,e-" Lady of Bcauy'-Hutchnson ~. Club Clue.
New Years Come DIS rlhy'
Brother Jonathan-Patrotc. NJ. So HhTT-
Polka Eyplnine-John Parry. ......-.M N.Y. Cam np,l
Come Medley NJ, Ceose
Merry Old Christmas W. SSSsI'
Columbia the Gem ofthe Ocean-Naiiona ot Satrpoen'
Through the Woods Mrs Collins sas:
Finale" EIaIk Brothers. Hank .Ciuo.
l5- Tickets Twenty Five Cens-To be obtained ut the
prncpal Music Stores. and NJ the door.
p 49,, ~ = -, =, d2i 5tHs
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fxsOOTUA CIlE-No person need suffer this 0rmenns DIS
ease IN hour they viii take the trouble u call at 80
RoweT lioustonstrect and get 61e oil the tenSn
principle not beng applied TO The on I'oi No nain
cned and desired will be applied AT the c-e anl
cure guaranteed that the signature OF the propreto
WM d. CRuMBIE the wrapper of chch bottle dN b.s
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The late William Seward. ESQ and James pe,,lt An
drew, Esq 09 u < w
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!fs- Or. II. Ks,nS:;tps Mineral Treth,-I he
celebrity which these Teeth have obtained and the hlgh value
anon them by those who hive them, together WIN
ihoir known superiority The great mIss o tecth
that made in this county, have Induced ~. klToa 20
such arrangements will hereafter enabc hun To Su
ply The increasing demand for them TO eIte he has been
confirmed this design by the uniform success which nos NJ
tended his practice this department oi s p0'eSion an ~
the high enc0num that have been passed upon cse eel py
many Of distinguished citizens who are now ws4nE
them and by of the eminent Physicians ana zen
this city. who have spontaneously Offered the most am
o testimonials their excellence These teeth are and VIII
Continue made By Dr. Kmbal ereisfreD for has oioE
practice they in the most elegant manner upon heuvf
eod paie nnd a0aped the mouth in such to com
bpe the highest utility with the geasst possible comfort hsy
sswE,aned TO be UNSURPASSED by any tna arc ~ ,iv
and ali that artificial teeth can ce naae
answer Dr. Rmhri wishes II to be prt,culary noted ha
his arrangements such will euube him TO oer these
teeth made in the style sbovc mentioned at s same prices
ttaf ars charged for the most fef9r ktaS Specimens may
he seen At lis huise No. ST. Broadway. near Sprins street
olG lr,isy1
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DAGUERREOTYPE
National N1imiatHre GaiieIs'

10 SI0ES-The subscriber are day 1T, re-
rom their Factory svsry variety Which q ssy ai
G.st 0fed ssss' aas
for sale a. Glossy Rabbe .-os as 10 bu6ac
The public with gf;iSS s. RUNYoN. 50 Maiden Lane
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NEW YEAR DAY CALLS.-I would respectfully cal
~ attention to my tas,eiuly adorned IEl BONED
TIfRKEYS aud PREMIUM PICK LED OYSTERS, prepsr-
ed for New Year Day tables You will much ohge and at
ford me the greater opportunity IN giving general
GEO. r. DOWNING, 90 Broadway near Fourth st.
Il
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w b. PALMER's AMERICAN NEWSPAPER SUB
v .SCRIPTlON AND ADVERTISING AGENCY
No I6D Nassau street. (Tnbune Buildngs,l New York
a. Is State street, Boston.
20 Pine street, Philadelphia.
s E. of Baltimore and Calvert streets. Baltimore.
Advertisements and Subscriptions received Tor
of The best New.pa the principal towns nd cities
Of every ine the United States for which he the duly
authorized Agent
Merchants, Manufacturers. and Dealers generally are re-
pectfuy invited avail themselves ut the medium which
agency affords Of communicating directly with the people Of
TIA country, by advertising in the papers Ut the county
v. B. PALMER,
d i,,f Agent fos .unry Newspaper, Tribune Blding,.
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INRANCIS &. LOUTREL n Mniden Lane. have oil hand
assortment OF articles suitable for Presents TO when
they invite the OF their friends md the public Iieit
assortment consists in part ot the following mtcles
Gold aud Silver Pencil Cases Packet Books and Gard Cases
eiy-some elegantly ornnmented-Wrng Desks oil Rosewood
rnblets Metallic Memorandum Books. Portfolios, Porcelain
states VISITING Cards DOmnocs Pear and Ivory Folders
gar Cuses PLAN and Fancy Note Papers, Plain Embossed anu
Gilt Envelopes &c. &C.
SUPERIOR article of Gold Pen case including Pencil
FRANCIS K LOUTREL,
~.,,t, Maid su Lana
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AUCTION S LIES.

JOSIAH RiCHAHIeS. AsSaoeesf. 90.
NV gsSf.S RIs,UAEDS & PLAE'F.-Ssofe 80 btss',.
ID wzy-IStersl cash ,tvSccenenu fasse On
'of sa spS THtSISpaY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS.
Dce Ssh 9Th at ia ecees 81 is Anssion ,sh,,
Ii5rary Ct t:crsn and EDGsh Books 81 The ias her
Never, OF Albany.
,.al... .s....r crrair
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FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
~ The Subscribers Just received in addition to their
former Elegant Assortment Variety Of Figured and Plain
Velvet Satin Silk Vestnrs suitnbe for Balls and Parties;
also new style of Shirts white and fancy oa"r- Sd Gloves.
superior quality together with every article usually caed
for in a Gentleman Furnishing Store.
J. C. BOOTH & co.
d2a stf Isl Rrondway doors below the Franklin House
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WANTED.

nOARDPlcnsan; Rooms suitable for single gentlemen
D or gentleman and ms WIFE with uil OF pafa DUasv
10 mn elegant back Parlor the inst hcor-9! or ote
r,te terms References given aud required. GA lws
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The Manager has By offering the OF the Ourang Ou
tang an prevailed him TO postpone bis de-
raure 10, Phil 4depha another week. The Manager al
indemnify hm Tor any los he nny
sustain keeping the t. cold quarter oil Inc
rIobs may frorl peculiar constitution endanger It's exist
ece Sir Bennett confidently relies on the berulIty OF the
pnc The he has experienced upon other &C
casons Isiying h forming such an opinon tbsl ne
does the slightest Apprehension Us 10 the result Of
the speculation. :.
In addition TO the curiosity the manager presents the
following array Of TALENT and ne has hesitation asserting
that be surpassed place Of amusement IN the
city putting once out Of the question:
Mr. LYNCH the Swedet BEllnd Singer.
.ir. KNEAP. sir. KAVANAGH,J J. MURPHY, the much
admired VOcai'sts.
Mr. WILLIAMS. the celebrated Chm Chopper.
sr. HUNTLEY, the unrivglet Aecortonrst
Mast MORGAN. he Eona CAStne'te player.
Mrs. PHILLIPS, the accomplished Singer
aIiss JE.sSEYLINE the graceful Donseuse
Mrs. CARNEY. Mus MORTON. Dlrs SINCLAIR, the
Lady Ne.odIsts.
LADY MINIS TRELS
SOUTHERN oONGSTEkS!
Will introduce vanety OF Ethiopian Maodss.
Evening performance 10 commence al q 10 30
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-04-09

SANDs's SARsApARiLLA 1t has been falsely said by
an ancient Dogmatist that whatever is adapted TO
many purposes, will answer of them WELL In
the great Laboratory Of Nature many effects of the
most important and extensive utility, are made to
proceed from some one primary cause, and the same
IS true OF many natural substances when subjected
to the process of Art No stronger practical illus
ratIon OF this latter fact be adduced than SANDss
sARsAPaRLL.. Space would fail us in attempting to
enumerate the varieties of disease to which this me-
dicne is adapted. The attested records OF the cures
It has wrought cannot fail to convince the most scep-
ca that it may be successfully administered not only
in Scrotula and its kindred complaints, but in large
proportion of the diseases flesh is heir to-"
For certificates, and numerous testimonials, see
pamphlets and various papers. bW
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, by A. B.
y. SANDS, Wholesale Druggists, 70 Fulton St,
New York.
Agents for Washington city ROBERT FARM
HAM, Bookseller, corner of Pennsylvania and
18th street, aud r. S. PATTERSON, Druggist, cor
ner OF Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street.
Price III per bottle; bottles for IS.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-04-09
FROM TEXAS.

BY the arrival of the steamship New York,
Captain Wright, says the New Orleans Bee Of
April |, we have received papers to the 2sth
OF March. Among the passengers by the New
York is Commodore Moore.
The news by this arrival is not important.
The intelligence in respect to the armistice is
incorrect, as will be seen by our advices from
Mexico
Captain Elliott, the British Charge is about
taking final leave of Texas, for the benefit of
his health.
The Indian tribes on the frontier are tranquil.
No recent outbreaks have occurred. But war
has broken out between the Tonkeway and
Caddo tribes, and the former have been defeated
and driven into Austin.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-04-09
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MIR. PAYNE, OF ALABAMA.

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The Editor of the Wing Standard will be SO
polite as to inform me whether Mr.. Payne, Of
the House Of Representatives, is the same gen.
tleman who on a former occasion, as member
Of the Legislature of Alabama, offered a resolu-
ton nstructng the Senators and Representatives
OF that State in Congress, TO vote for the estab-
lishment of a National Bank, with a CAPITAL OF
ONE HUNDRED MILLIONS OF DOLLARS? Did he
not vote for chartering the Planters Bank at
Mobile 2 Did he not vote for authorizing the
several banks to discount the amount Of .fve mil
lion dollars to relieve the people of that State
/ have been induced to make these inquiries
from the fact, that, on last Friday, Mr.. Payne
in the House, denounced all banks and banking
sys'em, and spoke freely of the corruption which
they had spread throughout the land. H.
We have been informed that the facts as
above stated are correct.-ED. STAN.