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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-07
Correspondence Of fac NaiioHsi Iatdiiseuosr.
PASS, January 81. ISIS.

PiGce Polisnac. he famous and last Prem
ieT of Charles X, aud The author Of The ord
Dsnces which occasioncd the Revolution Of
July, has resided for some years IN the town
Of Saint Gcnnain. end employed himself ia
writing memoirs, poliiico Philosophical es-
ssys. aud apologies tor has fatal measures. ia
reply to the apbgsidings Of the i~gi,imi.is OF
ihis day. lie has PERMISSION from the 6ov-
mines to remove 10 n splendid mansion and
domain which he recently purchased. and
which belonscd TO the sister OF Louis XVI.
At the period Of polignsc's trial IL was with
extreme difficulty that General Lafayette savcd
him from the vengeance Of the mob. The sc
cuscd Ministers wed their lives 10 the hu.
,naniy and adroitncss OF the man whom they
would have willingly sent to- the scafiold.-
Polignao ENJOYS tle quie' range of the mos,
magnificent Of royal citics: the Prince OF
Peace. ~ long the master OF Spain, and often
20 near bcing tom in pieces By the mob OF
Madrid, lives. ia a very modest way, In my
neigh5orhood IN Paris, and j. remembered on
~ when he is recognised on the Boulevards.
Having mentioned Gen. lafayette. | may add
that his worthy son George. the head OF the
numerous and esdmuble family. possesses ex.
ceilent .health, ana regularly sticnis in the
Chamber OF Deputies 70 vote for all LIBERAL
measures and against every kind Of public
wong.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-07
RfrE OF DISCOUNT
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Mech's b Nswhemi
State BaAk
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baltimore B'k~-.~,
Bait. & R8eipS
cumherIand
Allegheny Il
Far. B'k ofDaa.
'rsrmen& Mechanie,t
Blk FederiCk =
Frederick Co. En-
Thagerntowp BIZ
Mineral Blk i
'ntapsco BIZ
'~wsshingtou B,k
bk OF Wessminster
f~icHIoAx.
Blk Of ST. Clair
rbk OF River Raisen 10
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Fer. * Mech,sBl-M
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Fcdeuicksd'ors "a 81
Ten Thalen T0
Ten Guildeu %
! L~ousi'ors 90
: Napoleous- 50
Ducsts ---2 I5a2 20
Eagle. old --- 10 60
Eagle. pew 10 90
Doubloons Span Is 90
Do. Patriot Is os
SoveSeigns 4 So
'duineas 5 90
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-07
A VERY MEAN BREAcH or PROM.

4 VERY MEAN BREACH or PROM
Isl. Miss tspny MeAuley recently recoy.
rud ayc hundred dollars damages against one
Hoi~nc c Phippin. Of Gown Point. as some
compensation for a breach al promise on his
pat 20 commit lnatf.mony with the aforesaid
Fanny. IL The circumstance OF the case are
correctly stated. ihe varet ought 10 have paid
more Il he hsd Il 10 pny, or la have been sold
"a hard labor tai be- bad earned enough. In
the first place be bad coGstcd her for three ts.
dlous ycars, aud leh her al last in She situa.
non IA winch Byron says a lady loves TO be
who loves her lord; End secondly, Mr.. Phip-
Pin bofroweda dollar Of the expected bride =
own Dn1'hci 90 poy the wedding lee. aud went
oJ ihc aiBe night aud married another wo-
'aan. Iaylug the clcrEmsD's perqalsite. fos
aught w know, with thai veTy dollar, Now
insist upon u. that this ~ the most afro.
tnAIng with woman's love that is any
wteW recorded, and the fellow who was gull.
g. Ut u. oughi-by all Means, % puy bach fhai
8ouart-N Y. Trnk .Sun.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-28
Newspaper Accuracy.

Te he Editor Of IKE Tribune
Being daily reader of the newspapers, should
te glad inquire ii you know how is get such in
formation from them sometimes do was very
sor.y 10 see in the Herald short time age Sn elaborate
statement of the causes of the failure of the Mount saw
SSc Iron Works VIXEN | had never heard before that
they had failed but there read demonstration that
they could not but sl by OF the mode in which
they were conducted such lavish expenditure
ordly msgniceuce. Soon attcrward sill this was cors'
dred by article in the Evening Post which showed
in similar manner how the Mount Savage Iron
Works must have stopped in the nature of things and
that the new Tariff had not injured them all Well,
is said that the Mount Savage Iron Works hsve
eeen in full operation all the time, and ssw in The
Svening Post yesterday under the head OF nisresses
OF the Mil owners that they have orders good prices
which will keep them prosperousy employed for TWO
years to come. The thing that puzzles in this is
how those papers found out just when the false repor,
Of the failure spread exactly the why there
could MT hut be failure and then, when it appears
there has ri been failure yet how they can see in the
fsce OF what they proved the other day. that there ea
ss any prosperous employment for concern so ruin
orsiy conducted 81 the Mount Savage Iron Works.
PETES-
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-28
General Notices Z.
CAUTION TO TIE PUBLIC.
r-y- Ia;,nson.. Toorhrrtp Dr0us-

Anodvne for N. immediate and permanent OF pam
from decayed teeth, havlE from It's Intrinsic value
remedy become Immensely popular with those haze
used H. ruaay limitations haze lately hse1 hrus; upon
market hy unprnc pied persons SD sold The original
genuine article The object Of inis paragraph is 10
caution the public against 81 such spurious compounds
no Glove Anodvne ran possibly he the genuine article
long and favorshly by Inst name. but H; prepared
during four years by A 3. D. Sands. and for the
by Henry JohnsoT 7uccessor 10 A. B. Sands
Coz who Is The sole iieior The only safety for
purchasers is to sure ask for Johnson's Tochache
Drops and TO examine the wrapper c. the vial every
one of the genuine has The ynaure Of Henry Johnson.
Remember thar he True Glove Anodyneis Is AZ immediate
and ,!ia II is manufactured genuine only by HENRY
JOHNSON, Chemist and Druggist. No. 30 Broadway
side the Granite Ruild1g Sold also az 0 Fulton.
- East Broadway and sos Hudsonst Price - cents.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-28
rooruAcvv cau upF cuRED

TT Who woHld not give Tor the reNri oi Iooth-
ache hilings article long known 10 The Gus
toners OF the late DR.. J H. inTt, the Clove Anodyps,
IL desiroyes the OF the tooth which every surely
must know tie cause OF Toolhace II has gwen relief 10
thousands that have lost may nights Of rest hT ih.s
cruciang pain and WHO Would give grateful testimony 10
iis efficacy II II necessary hut we leave II 70
generous puLcto give itbu trial and If does Hotaaord
satisfaction in less han Minute the money VIII be-
funded Prepared md sod wholesale mad retail by G.. B.
HAMMOND * co. Chemists aud Druggists successors
10 the late D Dr }. IL. Hart OF Broadway anu Cham
ber-st dioning S.ewari,s NJ marble buildings
II. B The proprators would call The attention Of tie
ladies' and genteNen the many articles sept Tor their
convenience. such Bears Oil tgenuinel Tooth Hair and
Nail Brushes. Soaps Cosmetics, Perumery ard all sr-
llcles appeTiaining 10 The toilet dl2 imos
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-28
pnussEL,s,AmANDING.

F0rtic PrcTcl1eH md CUft of Chapptf FInHt
tes- Tbe Subscriber Gte The hrn OF o. ROEs-c Ia
Broadway specially so.!c!ts trial 0! iis
article eppr5 PIRATE ~. pom IL absolute per
econ heis wiling r.s the reputation Of his establish
mrnt II warranted iocGre and prevent chapped hands
rnl IN sdiou TO this communicates 10 them health
his perfumcry perfect equality ,he Import d, surer
orty FROM il treshnessre a. however. no article III
This line either for, sn or domestic which hr subscriber
oo-s not Eerp The pprimery OF hs former partner cr
nny years dr-ctoi hsrsl laboratory q Pnrs-is &C.
lRny unsurpassed y The product Of ans laboratory IN E
rope ana is sold gce generally 20 10 80 per cent
cheaper He most respectfully soicis the patronage o.
deserve I; byttu.h and tr dealing in all hts Transactions
a AMOSS, late Roussel's. l5a Broadway.
Where ha will remain until farther notice.
Every variety of soaps, shaving cream. extracts Co
ognes cosmetics. ponams &c with extensive nssor'
Of razors hair RAIL- tooth ard shaving brushes Ioe'
bottles, &c. &c. d' lHieoa
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-28

FIRZ-A destructive ire broke o1t about -
O'Clock On Mo.izy risht Il te Boot and Shoe establish
rnent OF Nessrz Winlat 4 Tucker, On Water-sc-which
Tss not dxfirgu:.aei I'll af;er uacn dsnase. The sn
,i-e s,os- of Msss-= " ( 7 valGsd at $1,000 was ie
scroyed Insurance. : COO II craa-s presses type
&c in the Cold Water Fountain oice n the third sto-
the p-uoe--v mostly Of 4 ". Jewell ard valued a;
s5or, g ll-wc-e -saty :sIra-ed part OF the t-p-
being destroyed. Damage 70 izs Building covered ey
-''- --'' : 80 - - iGsrsiner Me- Blade
FiRE-Ths large tannery belonging to VI. Ste
vs1s near Sr-vEers-iile vss burnt TO the ground CT
Tuesday morning last The IRE originated from ;he
heater and before G!scoTsrei had made such Leaiway
81 "a render ursvanz al ecrts - stay ts progress or
say. he sock Tie loss is estimated al $500 There
was s. insurance the building and stock 10. So0
(Pra.:s7i!!e Aiyocsie
FIRE n ST. MAEYs CoUSTr.-Tne pos. o:sce
snd store in Miesto*n, = Mary county Nd vss en-
dre!v consumed 5y IRE the nigh: OF tie I:h inst
M VIZ Gamer the proprietor estimates his loss
Sl2Oo
F.rs1 STAGE AccTDEST-As the Southern
MN stage was proceeding down slight declivity sbou;
dve riies from Chicago on i7e lin the body OF the
coach lu-rhea forward and b. come ;rcboGnd
ed became detached frora the fore wheels TIE driver
Mr C. a Bent was thrown forward between tie Lorses
receiving il the fall roE: the co.cn falling Tim
fracture On the skull! which csused MS death. he
dragged by the horses eighty rods before ae could
be released.
SERIOUS Lo5s-Col j F. 4. Claiborne Of New.
Orleans me; with serious loss b. The sinln, OF tic
steamer Maris in the Mississippi. manuscript vol
urne illustrating the history Of the SouthWest with
biographical sketches eli incidents nj f-onte. al eu
ture upon which ne had 5seu engaged fo7 ae-era years
md which he had ast sot ready for the press lost
ANraEo KG1LED.-On the 1st inst. 6 negro man,
belonging 10 N- Spcrs killed by Mr. Octave Ski;
zan about two miles from town Some words passed
between Mr A. and the negro wnen the latter lifted his
axe in threatening manner. and shot by Mr. Ali
zan Baton Rouge Gazette.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-28
re- Rings Compound syrup Of Hydriodlsie, Of

Cy- Rings Compound Syrup OF IL n Hyirlodsle, SIC oI
Potassa, ,arsaparila AID ieilo~ DOES & Ils heGc.n
fnrn pai.s and stiffness OF the joints sre!ing
of m. muscular s5aucas ihc cruptons OF The shn
and diseases arsin from impure sIe OF the blood Ic
Fr1,n bo t experiments under the direction ard super
vision of the most c1nn-rt Of the Faculty it has received
their uusnnous recrlnfn ia,Icn, End mHy Rave pro-
no;Inced II the possible combination of remedies Tor
The abovenamed dreases Il j. prepared from the pulesi
puTe. aad ouicken The Calculations aays irritation, and
leaves every part The animal economy IA perfect s!ae
o. health.
Kind has Induced The proprietor bring before the pub
lie that all mag have the benefit vi II and know thai there
is remedy for these distressing complaints. II is
recommended in fu confidence, and needs but rHl 10
convince the increduous OF is surprising properties
Prepared and sold by CHARLES H. KING, Druggist,
n g. Be sure observe tie written signature OF c. n.
RtSs owe. lie cork OF each bottle. dls I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-28

DATEST RIGHT for making Maiisabs Iron from
the 0fe-Ths subscriber &. The Assignee el Patent
obsi1ed IN he United for improvements n a7 rsk
.as Of Iron invented By VIM. r. Clay Of Great Ersir,
ard te,roU. selling rights under ssid petert, whies
he sill do on very reasonable terms.
TIE patent IL dated 5th july 1916 ard con,ains ons or
more anendmenis the origtrsl E0gAb patent ~ hIs
improved proSess HaeGb.e iron IL made OF gEfeficf
qualify In pudding furnace, by he employment Q. tGn
ores mixed zit c4rocG1ceouS fsaitsf eiLer lth Or
addition Of Pig Cast IRON By sddirS SIx
~ Ia, al proper stage of The process, u tf 40
good 81 Iron with inferior anthracite pig ~ IN Do
FROM tn1 best charcoal irop by Inc 0rctns!y E. To-
ives his intention 10 sstabished seysfsl 80 80
working his process, bt circumstance 30 a, n
ro have ellowed h!G only 10 cary lnD
a. 10 ASCERTAIN by repesied ,hs!B rs pefscs t1 III. ~
in a yo,knZ sca.e md ia resi vs!ue. lHs stsf :, ~
ror,e vsry arcofainy le ecss OF lae & ~ W.
yrss ygh.rs il ssY be used Ia locations ~ -
a. ,be,e anA be- an Important aayng 10 Is c"s; " -
oadil barz b-sid-s tho quality oi L9e Ios - L 70
49, ~ s,3c IRE iron rolls from ths sGsss-Ls ana aetn-
49, nI,rIy AZ .nooh ard hsodsoS1s ~ .,saea ys,
~ ~ iron made lsay be s1rp AZ Stessrs Faih'
p.oar,, New YoTk TIE opsraroe ean oe sesr - any
tin- Rol1.on -,, =, Sfsro.e NJ ,,cbts % r.sof.
80 ,st. ,.e 81 the low price Of tweniY-sSe
,a arc made But as be does fais .0r trs
cs.. ~ n sstbissH. tic character of he inveu5on 10
BY ~, ntsdxs hn.sG % continue 70 sell 81 iis ?r.cs
.,.lS, fnSorrr.t., .3oiicz;iDn may bs Takd@ 70
1'' 'a WILLIAM 0iS' Z. Jr. Manager Of the e J.
IrUr Co 11D.% az Bomtor, Morris Co. ~.
9er.:cu, Dee l8. lD6 Gls uTi.L
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-28
rs- DIR. Bnnning,s Body Brnce.-For The reli

~ DIR. BnnnInR's Body BrucPI-FOr thr rtIItI UI
WEAKNESS OF the voice lungs heart spinal fe-
male and digestive sy.Ieuncuding dyspepsia constPs-
lun piles. dropping and distortion 80 common 10 children
and young ladies' also At THE LrSGs. Is per
fect substitute for the ard ronsirsutng shoulder
brace with none Of their pernciols TENDENCIES Unlike all
others acts ty supporting small OF tie back, making
Il The fucrum and oy .it.nE t-iby the whole internal
pile OF organs. Pamphlets snd book Common Sense,
giving Information can had a. the Office as Broad
A LADY ir attendance on lu6ss. os7fD HS 3mW
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-28

~ Cold Cream.-A superior article for chspped
hands and ace, and Tor sot!ens ihe A'n frce - cses
per lar. Also.
ORRIs TOCTa PASrE-A ruporior article for cleans.
ing aud preserving TIE TEEN hardening The gums aE1
sweeening the breath wlanie rot 10 get dry or had
Price 81 cents per po- Fer sa'e by
DAVID SANDS i CO. = East Broadway,
20. I'm Corner AarkelsI.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-28

gold and silver -SchRngei notrs az ora.is Collected %
NEW-YORh ASSOCIATIoN for ne Inp.ovr.
Nneni OF the Condition Q. ms toof-Ihs Board oi hsE'
sgers oua inform the Members OF the Institution, a
he Annual Report srG New Directory are published AID
-xertons have seen made serc them TO every donor
bu, II arv have failed to receive i such persons WI! &c
supplied hy addressing uo:e 10 tn Secretary or Oy call
iry al The Office OF The Association. 10 Grs1cst
They would also respectfully r-riid the members Thai
the u,a period for the ev.z o ine A1nus! Conrbi-
tcn. having arrived hey may be ace a. hIerio 10 i=
Tr-ssirer Robert q MlurG IS stn-si or 10 any OF ne
officers or ras1Ager. o. the INSTITUTION They earnestly
ra ba-a - NO GelHv their Treasury IS nearly
haed and with the sudden Tetnrn u cold wea!Her the
appa.ons for aid have so rerous auc urgent
sr yriTrn1, nron-t relte suffering VIII De nsvii.be
They also desire 10 inform The benevolsai genersg, WHO
hav. mol vel ma. this Association tsr chsrae. OF h-f
charity hai any aoun, entities conir9cofs % hsrDer-
sn 10 h directory snd Tic&ets winch VIII enable them
20 refer all applicants for ..s-lcr 20 tT appropriate
Tisitor, who VII! promptly 'l'ii ic F0oi - et -' A
attend 70 heir necessiL!es -. ,;. - -,
known ard 80 liz appreciated e sands II TIE CITY,
hr, u ia n-r-,.ry he,s refer 70 thel farther ae7 70
.:1e ~, the Association ccTers ne ere c1I AID onF-
ir he rsr br me sit of nsErl= COO Visitors tAs rade
more h.n = coo visits Of Sirsr-ss sd sympathy TO The
dwellings, OF t5e poor The experience o, oor Teers la>
!n.e.d ilIlv demonstrated t1ai the ete secures iar
grater economy GiarntuSiion and certainty L.h md;
1dgs clsy car exercise. with better ei-
fees OF condition OF tie recipients and OF tce coriau.
my IL ms ,NrS : StsRoWS. GEoaE GRIsWoLD,
SMyTg ROGERS JAMES BOORAAN.
Al. So. WILLIAM g. CROSBY
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-28
CEoRGE APCUL ARIUS' 81


y4ToULD RESPECTFULLY inform his patrons, and the
w public generally that he has made extensive prepsra
,.ous The holidays and has Cow on hand Plain Pound
Cu-ran Almond ana Plum Cake also Scotch Cake New
Year Cake Cocoa Nut Drops, Macaroons, and all TIE
different varieties OF cake and pastries suitable for the sea
SON. which he offers cheap ery II the market Cakes
oamented and Pastries supp. led al shoEt notice do I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-28
CANES FOR THE HOLIDAYS

>. W Ali, - ThsANp-Sl
Is NOW READY furnish his old rusoCsJs. the
former patrons Of this house and ctfeE..
assortment OF cSTe;Gly made n every variety. in
Guiding plum, pound. almond, orcr, sroage, Washing
ton lady singers nut drops, New Year cakes
carools, &c
J. " viii execute any order Forwarded through the City
Express Post, with tbs attention ss given in per
dis.Jl
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-28
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.

TIE gEw-YoRg DAILY TEIEU;IE Ia fUgLlsalo
EVERY MORNING. SUNDAY EXCEPTED.
Az the Tribune Buildings, corner Of Spruce
and Nassau streets, opposite the City Hali,
AID delivered City Subscribers for III cEsTs per
wees when they prefer, bsy car pay in stTsnee.i
lhe Deck for six months year al The rare rate sE
gle copes Two Cents Nail subscribers Fi-e Dollars
per snrun, In advance Eso the paper 10 no es1e coz
rued beyor1 the time for which Il In paid srbacp-
.iona taken for six month"; Three Dollars IN aaThHes
required 10 eli exchanges with County Newrpafefh-
Daily papers received ~ this coe whose ieflas are
higher han ihofe Of THE TRBusE, are nos sN0#Sa ArT
difference.
rEsas OF ApvERTIHxs-tha Adranse)
give Lines, less-Fi.st insertion 70 eeh7
:" each Subsequent i.nsrson' ~ d
over Ten Iinen-Frs. Insertion. .......5 ee1u liza
E.cb subsequent inserton which may be
every day or osce, twice. or three times csrb lie
aweek n the option OF ihe ad7e.ttRer,
Iuaide eAdycrtfsernents-PveC Cents line for toe LIN
n,ertIon and Four Cents for each subseGren! ons
s,RrHs Marriages FUSERiL NOTICES &c not srctrd'Hf
~ All adverf!aeu..t. inserted IN HI: psps zpYesr to,h
Il he Morning and tho Evening eottion-
TIE sEMI-wREKLY TRIBUNE.
Is cubIshed every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY mornings
Price s. per snunrD Two copies lor S5.
NEW-YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
VERY LARGE PAPER FOR THE COUNTRY.
Is published every SATURDAY HoRsre, abo io. price o!
81 per enn1n In sdvsnce 10 copies or S5, or 2espses
for
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-28

MICRO SurrRAoE.-The Constitutional Conv en-
ton Wisconsin. have passed negro suffrage resolutions
by q vote of 50 TO 46
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-28

" A BIBLE SOCIETY has just been formed IL
Nanc Co. Illinois. auxiliary to the American and For
eigu Bible Society. President Hon Isaac WILSON o
Batavia Ill.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-28
C.I5TI0y no DEALERS ~ FiKE ARMS

HAI'TION TU DEALEtlS II Z IttI- % IN-'h'5.-
4 L. m. acton u Etal Alies h,i. SGrs, Ia ths
cir Conf Of the rritsc STATES, for nt ctn1nt cf
- n4enrgt 10 manufacture, and sell - be used
fee sELF-C0CKTNG PISTOL, verdict has bern gigea
for the pa.nl win ecs:a Of iri. and hn7 o 1wsiYr
B,upt syrns 10 restrain llec rom making or selling SAID
.e!e fh=it psee sor ney, ;t:si sas % Sasy L 70
The c1blc are therefore respectfully cautioned sgsnsI
purchasng or selling the SefCocA.og Pistols mace y
PIN, SINS O. any Pistols Of similar zrt, a. by tsre.
gsdi5g mis- c.ulor itSyoud make !: Eecsssey tor 'e
snp.crhe. 70 sppe. % he laws for protection 10 e. s1ch
cases All er;;ctes Of this slnc made by Allen Thur
Der Norwich Com and for see " ac Pnc pa! de@!-
era in the article Ia Se.v-YcrE. ElhAS hLLs-.t.
Nr-xirh Conn l2Ih Nov. IH5. nlb2s%l 51Enist2
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-28

PEORIA ELEoTIoN-The Wings elected their
candidate for Mayor and all four of the Aldermen,
at the Charter Election in Peoria, I'll. on Monday
the eth inst by handsome ma jorities.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-28
|, aDTgs' ..ATEsFA Crr0Y.-Ma4are ADoIPa.

ADJgs, ..AT!sFA CTY OS-as4arne ADoLPb.
IL Franrr, wbosr iiHeu.e f.la ro2 gsout t9fota
asd AIusse. Lss cssed many impose uP2n ne "a
rity by assuming trf name has Eryed N hs5Y.fV, 10
lazea her prFYats dwelling house al 20
kO1se rom RCwery, where ufe1gh ~ ~ her xt.L
Acknowledged goc9srf1l teens, 'Hs VIZ h- ore.eDt
and The flirre II hey are married Or ro ~ totr
what husband or vile they VII GET s1c.51r d1s Ia
:. no I'D Lscooolve Boilec-Yof Ias
y aoass asnss soisl ilsssa,..Ss esa,.ss s
weusyhse inches .r. .,oD t5ss Tae Thels so good
eesa ssIy ssS 1as e: fc fccocEaas ;f ksas
bal hiie room, lsssEs l,ss ess Il b s sea- OF n
at whsss ~ eRfTBBELL, THATcahs : Sssss y sSss,
uasrs ar,ung Of sssa W sean
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-28

e Eighth Ward Piouecr Henry Clay Cinb =
The members of this ClD tbei1g he first M. orni-
ized in the Unon) viii give grand Bal IN cornrneruors-
,ion OF the ratification o. Treaty Of Gfert Apollo
on the l7,h E-brIarv Sl7. They have rsie arrange
-n,, with distinguished artists, who already engsked
preparing tie decorations suitable for Ih- ocHsinn ~
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-28
7. WEHB'S FANCY bAAERI

so loH DivUsrOH.sT. Ss~-YoRE
CAKES ICED AND ORNAMENTED In every style
tOriers received and pGnctua.g attended 10. Parties
supplied win Ice Cream. Jellc-, Pyramids, Pound.
Sponge Lady Fingers, Cocoahas Drops, and al kinds Of
de I'm.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-28
HOLIDAY ADVERTISEMENTS.


PRESENTS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
ENHE SUBSCRIBER has rscs,ye fog. :se R.vsr Ans
zo1 = So1tt America he following crics-s. shich
are very soe for presents especa!y 20 ss.d ab-oad
SEC whlcl he vyl. dispose . st rsasc3able rates
O1e mos Slrerh Feather pruss. slh isTc7a by The
eead en;-fo !Fae, vsae- complete with scep,Fs s7i
s,a-t4rd. SaSL
One a-Ee Hsnu,ock with vsisnre oTnamsated win
feathers. pfic- 50
Eight b.oT'-CilEs T.:h poisoned arrows: : sach
Fos.r Bows and Game rross. 81 each;
OGe cartoon o. sp.-ndst Feather F!o~err rcl 81 - -
- per sPTis.
Also. seversi La:ces. .Ja-elrs, HaulraocSs Pipes Gc
DIS ew JAMES HoGCf. No 90 5r5aivay az
EOOES FoR HOLIDAYS
A SNUALS AND TELCSTR ATED WORKS Of The -
SiroE. kinds sld Sn-si bindings
Bibles and PRAYER Books bound II Velvet Morocco
calf. &c. al s,-ss and prices.
Juvenile Booksss good assortment as car be found in
the city.
GSnes-iuieres;.ng, ai7Tsl1g and instructive.
Persons purchasing hooss for presents will md so.i.
plee 5e found IN the sad prices
10 suit hen MARK z. NEWMAN < co 5,
G94 lq1 BTCAiwsy
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-28

" AccpEsI.-James Livingston was run
over by stage No. 40 yesterday and OF his ribs
broken. Conveyed to hospital
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-28

" We must again call the attention OF store
keepers to their own interests less thsn seven
stores being found open by the police this morning.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-28
A MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A


II J. CROWEN presents ne CON pgeuts OF the season
his friends ard the rC5lic generally, begging ihem
forSet where elegant assortment c suitable
rlsy be selected very reasonable prces-sss ;ea
the sIct:on prices Please call sni examine
reat of Bibles and Prayers, II Vere Turkey ard Cal.
Also. he Ar:isls he f1ei, Miscellaneous, Ju-eue,
and Tov Books.
Eich ssso5iH7ca, CT Fancy Articles
Writing Decks wors Boxes Gard ecefvs5s Csrt Cases.
Gold Pens ard Pencils
Amusing and interesting Games etc e.c.
d. Ct IS Rrnndr-ar. rcrr.r OF Elssc ..f..L