davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-11
NEW FRUITS.

Teas. groceries, &c.
MALAGA RAISlNS, II whole bali and quarter boxes,
WI and kegs dried ctrra1s- ctroE Pdrss ass. paper ad
soft .he aaort-, kc; also choice Of green
ard b.ck teas. family groceries OF ali kind. for sale
a very prices by O. FOWLER go and AZ Green
ych and IS V=ssy Also white and yellow sugar al
low prices-bro1 Havana al "a To- xhie do 81 Goods
delivered any part OF The city free Of charge ts lwis
MINES AND MINERALS EXAMINED.
JAMES 7. HODGE. Gvoogist sod Anay:t
M Seodis Office No Sev-st cot Of "ass~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-11

sra, 81 s,aepal tsge,sa sf :ssscbis a. tHs Gs,t5'a
Hnu,, &c. already referred To- Verdict 10, piainee
jury vas empsnneled in the case Q; Kendall vs
Sops rins IN acton damages for -Anderrg
plaintiff, title 10 lots OF land By winch il s said be
lost the sae of them &c. To continued this forenoon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-11

Winter has come wihiis frost and snow
Cold rain vii iaIl and cold wind blow:
Spring will follow both and chill
Bringing consumption ,hattcnds 10 kill
Tetyv cannot parI with tl- flowers
Tha; lend a charm winter hours.
LADIES, you're flowers y hen in the street.
Al home by the fires dc you're angels sweet,
And. spite Q; consumption from frost and snow.
We cannot afford TO let yo1 70.
So lovely and Young 10 the JOYS untold,
HANcr VIII dea;n you until you are old
Then You may 90. for It's out remove
From old angels earihto yoGng angels above.
H,ScE's HoREHoUNp SyKur ia sovereign cure fo
COUGHS COLDS, TNcIPIENr coNSUNTrIoN, &c.
Price 30 cents per bottle, SIX bottles for = -
For sale by Sands OF Fulton and William st'
Johnson corner OF Broadway and Chaubersst D. Sand
Co ~ Eas, Broadway; Codd!rgton corner OF Hudson
and Spring E.culnpan Temple, Broadway and
and Howard Guion, corner Of Bowery and Grand-st
Always ask FOR Hanccs Syrup, and lake none other
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-11
Court Cnlen,,nr. YIN

SrpruIoR CouRr-Nos = $ ~ 81 y al, Il. 9. /. -,
80 ~ 1i;5, -, ~ ~ - 2i0, -
ClRcvtr CovUr-Nos "a - 30, a., loo. IdS, no H.
liz, 274
COMMON rLEAs--rer; Nos jS5 ti3 l56 800 Ell,
el3 90 2i1 .2 @ ~, ~. ~. az l6l l63, 10 l5l,
l6e o., lSe Fart Nos -, t. 81 60 t., a. g, 90 -,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-11
r11rs-INrERNAL "a EyTERNAr.

- Emanariug from regular Physician. Doci. ~
col psBys SPECIFIC used win confidence, Il l.
an internal remedy pleasant ;ske snt perfectly safe
the most delicate male or female be proved
bv reference II some Of first citizens. Office 02 Mas
-au-sL y York
Ageuces-Lsdies' Depository. 80 roadway; Brooklyn
Mrs HAYS. I29 Fu!Cl.sl ma luli--Od-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-11
Bodrnino.

ATaENEUM HOTEL. s47 BROADWAY
D OOMS TO LET Two suits OF rcor,s trpct G-t back
ltParors, he E-S ard second floors, with bed rooms
attached Will oe let Tor the winter with without meals
Meals wi. be served IN the ROOMS Z required Also two
Tra. psrors wiki bedrooms. and single rooms
With ratss-sl Of which VII - ler for moderate prices
Persons wishing or desirable had better make
mediate application. al sw
To PARENTS OR I'll ARDIAN---A lady = desi-
rous uf taxing Infant board p vycGd receive
every and attention thst cOaid wish. ANY
respectable person wishing 10 place their child would
End this desirable opportunity Responsible reference
rouit be GirsG- \ rote addressed 10 PARENT Tribune
or-ce. viii be .uiaeiisIe.T attended &c. al II
QOARD-A few respectable youu- gentlemen can pro-
s'cure pleasant rooms with board in respectable pri-
-ste family Also, pleasant The second door,
suitable for gentlemen lnd their wives single gentle
furnished unfinished. with without board,
win tea and beakfast Apply At y Mercerst is lwis'
DOARD-Tvoy Young ladies' can Obtain beard IN a small
~ prvs-e family where there other bosGGer By
addressing private The Tribune Office This b.
answered for ihce day. References exchanged dl II
DOOM-. vri,h without Bosrd-V-ry commodious
Hand ds>Irsb. rooms with grale. suitable for single
gentlemen gentlemen and their wives iusy be Obtained
with of without breakfast aud reasonable II
application BE- made soon At No - Lispenard-t rear
Broadway. d1 Sos
A LARGE HtSDsOriE frorl Room Closet,
- or The Third story rU=c Tie Battery 70 BE- let win
board. gentleman and atv, siugie gentlemen.
Likewise large room S'i. he let 10 gentlemen
reasonable terms Rete required. Address To- 4 X.
AZ this Office ali II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-11
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

n Il 5zrE E1tilser from Rio De Js,s-o-IHul Burlins
OF Philad AID Captain ! ! La5ron Of Baltimore.
I. liz bark Ana H1-!ey. from Gi1szcS-Nr c Rick
.rdson Of Virginia Mr John Crawford. VI! Bell. and
Miss Anderson of GlaEgook Miss Jemison Canada; 4 !
Gardner Miss Gardner OF SCarolina- and 3! il the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-11
YANKEE DOODLE, NO. 10,

WILL BE PUBLISHED thi- morning. This number
w contains sixteen Illustrations
Also Chapter III. of " Handy Andy Post Bag Price
ceurs per numbers per snunlm.
Persons wishing ankee Doodle len AZ their residences
will please leave heir II the office.
Carriers, New--boy and Ne trade supplied Al hoer
al discount
Al.o Jul publ she'd French and American COOKERY or
the Housewife Companion -giag fan directions for me
preparation OF ie delicious dishes No good house
se-per should be sihoutit Pnce, bound, ~ CTS.
songs 3n1 Ballads hy Sauuei Lover author OF Legends
OF ireland So. Price - cts
- cents
The Life and Adgedtnrss Of Paul Jonea. Price II els
Ciod-n!th- Gems OF Peums1shlp, No J. Price p CTS.
Agents supplied A. lie lowest publishers prices by
" n GRAHAM Once OF Graham's Mag.
LIu 2us Tribune Buildings, Sassau--l-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-11
gRooklYN AFFAIRS.

Eg~ y meeting for the reiiet OF the distress IN
Ireland WAS held at Halls buildings ON Tuesday evening
al which the smount collected was $50 The total
snor,, At m. fund raised thus far is $3.50 Another
meeting will be held on Tuesday evening next.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-11

r. The testimony o. such men a. Hoa. r T.
Iav Rev Case sparry This city and hundreds Of others
who Testify 10 virtues OF Naugnns Vegetable Lhon-
Tipuc Mixture. cuF.Fe 'or l4r scroil.a tropsy'
gravel salt rheu. needs no disgusurg exhibitions, no
revolving spectccles reHnants q humanity 70 assist
il in raAu an Impression np0n ne mind % the public
The testimony offered IL favor Of t1- Teai : OF
.rch charr thar i cannot DC tiscreded. See afver-
,seYnen, - ed Great American Remedy and call for
books a. .ueTcin directed. "a oils
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-11

u We would call the attention OF our readers
10 an advertisement in another column oi Glass in Vo-
cal Music under the tuition of Mr.. Co1BuRN. The dis
tnsu.hed talents of Mr. C. vocalist and his eminent
success as Teacher Musical Science, should insure
for him n fnll clnss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-11


MUSICAL FEsTIyAI.-Couiinuiug through the
~ Whole OF CHRISTMAS WEN The AMERl-
CAN MUSICAL INSTITUTE. II connection with Lo-
ders splendid Orchestra announce the public lha, a
FESTIVAL upon the pss ofhe European performances,
wll!tsse place Al the TABERNACLE, commencing on
MONDAY EVENING. 2ist inst
PERFORMANCES BY THE INSTITUTE
MONoAf. slst-Spchr's sublime Ors!orio entitled The
LAST JUDGMENT
WEDNESDAY, sSd-Dr Loewes beautiful and hishly
dramatic Csntats. en- tiled The SEVEN SLEEPERS
THU RSDAii |h-Haytns master piece, THE SEA
SONS.
PERFORMANCES BY THE ORCHESTRA:
TUESDAY, Gd-ClS.sical and popular Instrumental
CONCERTS with instrumental solos by the trsi artists
FRlpAY-cHKISTMAS NIGHT JUBILEE, with tull
Orchestra
SATURDAY Grand Final CONCERT. 10 close the Ees.
uva The whole under The direction OF Mr.. Geo Loder
Tickets 10 the Orchestra performances 81 cents each.
Single admission to the Oratorio = each.
Season tickets. admitting gentleman and uay 10 ali
performances given by The Institute. Oucluding repeii.
tonsl except such may he gwen ior Charitable pur
poses. - per anruu. To admit person TO -
per
n fne array ofaleut has been engaged. including
the Seguin Troupe.
dliNli,his II MEIGGS. Principal 446 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-11
Law Courts.

Law Courts.
llS,rHD STATES CoVRr-Beiorc Judge Hct,s-ksbeis
(,-,s .ei,n " Me,.re- formerly notary at Sar.e-
runiues France hut under arrest in This city pur
susat to the Treaty with France for fraud and forgery
in that country De sent back was brought ester
dsy ON habcas corpus aud his discharge demanded on
the ground that The offence ~ most, breach ot
trust and he cannot be held under the treaty iesnno
ny taken. To be continued On Monday
ClRcsrr Corxv-Beiorc Judge Edmosds.-T Thomas
Main vs. Henry H. HiaS-Action 20 recover damages Tor
refusing to take large quantity OF eggs aecordnS 10
agreement, BY which plaintiff ost from failing markell
sc. Verdict for plaintiff, SAC IS.
Lstaer f. EsrRaf Va NoRmchtk B. Hart, Sherif.-Ac
hon Of repevu in relation to good seized under eXecu
hon in lSi2 al l5S Bowery Verdict for plaintiff 'suinS
the property al S7oo-For plaintiff Messrs Peabody and
J, l. White for defendant Messrs. Hart Surloek and
H. ?. Hastings.
Couxr OF COMMON PLSAs--Beiore Judge UlshoeaeE
-Aier Jones vs. Henry VIkcs.-Acton 10 recover Ssuo
and interest for months services the late paper
called The Republic. already referred To- The Court
charged that ii the Jury considered Mr.. w bound by
the agreement, between Mr. Jones and Mr.. pnS Green.
MI J. Is entitled 10 recover provided he performed tue
services II they do not consider Mr.. w liable under
that agreement; then they must consider whether or
no, Mr. J. performed any services the paper snd ;he
value OF such. Verdict for plaintiff. SlSS.
Before Judge Day-Petr.ck Hogan VS. Joka KeeiGad ard
eikrs.-Mr II. keeps boarding house at No II Wash
mstor.st and Mr. hneelsnd a. No Bstteryplace Mr
had beer bar Keeper for Mr. and started in business
for himself in May last, soon after which Mr. keeland
sol out search warrant nit hegluS that prop
erty had been stolen from him. SC. The trunks beds
&c OF Mr. Il house were searched but nothing taken
away Mr. brings action of trespsss 10 recover dam
ages for the injury sustained by h getting OUT the search
warrant the action being sgsins, Mr. n and the officers
Concerned in it, The search warrant being shown 10 be
regular nonsut submitted to,-for plaintiff
9sssrs, Noble and LAmoresux for defendant Mr.
Whitman
SUPERIOR CouxT-Before Chief Justice Jones.--Oti.
~ Holder, Jr Joseph C Ro6ncyd-Actcu OF ,rovsr
% recover the value OF quantity of Tsylors Balsar OF
Lverwort already referred to- Verdict for plaintiff S6Q
S~t Jsuss sad Jszss Rsues - II se,syer 20 per
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-11

u The Festival and Fair Tor the benefit OF the
Poor WILL consequence OF the storm last evening be
continued this evening n, Gothic Hail. commencing at
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-11
Books.
TIE NEW-YoRS ILLUSTRATED
MAGAZINE.

MAGAZINE,
Sor JHnsafy next,
WILL BE READY IN a FEW DAIS.-rhe Publish
w ers haviae concluded 20 make the contents
ENTIRELY ORIGISAL
already engaged lnost popular writer's regular
contributors and vii continue TO give
FOUR MAGNIFICENT STEEL ENGRANISGS,
the CUsty Of which tAev invite purchasers 10 judge tor
Themselves VIM TAl LOR y co. t,tOr House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-11
u. V. wEsTERyELr Auel!oneof

]. V. WESTERVELT. AuctiDneof.
DY WILLET 81 WESTERfELT, Store No. ID
Id SprucPst-P Public Administrators SaIe-This Day, nj
10! O'Clock the auction by order Of H. Wan
maker Esq Public Administrator the effects of a estates
Of Helen Emerson, John 81 Thompson and Sarah Reese,
Decreased consisting of Household Furniture, Clohlng,
~ cinoJ, dII IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-11

Park Arethusa Bear=e liverpool d Il Robertson
Rris L Baldwin Bassety. Savannah, Durham s DzloH
Scnr Mary Ellen Grieve. - Martha. Z 3 Battelle
Bsrges SHARK. Stevenson Philad Greinpu= Neale
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-11

W. W. SHIRLEY. AucIOnecr.
DICH H0USE-FUKSIsHIsG GOODS.-This
II Day (Eriiayl Dec. II, at 10y o'clock. ny HENRY T.
WILLARD at the sales ROOM No. P!ne-sl rich silver
mounted Casters gilt silver and bronze Grandolss, Scts
Walters Britannia Tea Ses Pntina Dish Covers, Beef
srak Dishes Polished See Fire Sets and Standards rich
China Tea Seu, Plate Warmers, Hat and Umbrolls
Stand. Also variety OF Furniture, Beds Mattresses,
&c Sale positiye dill It.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-11
GREEN ON BRONCHITIS.

GREEN ON BRONCHITIS.
lust PUBLISHEb-Oa Diseases OF The Air Passages
y and those affections OF The throaI called broncmtr
Cergymans Throat Chronic Laryngltis, &c &c By
Horace Green. A. NJ NJ. D. One vol 5vo.-Iu1stfated
with coorrd plates. Price - ~.
We mn., believe tie testimony OF sncn men as Drs
Po.t Cox Lee and sho-i OF others. nothing OF hat
furnished by educated and intelligent who have sub
mil.rl 10 The experiment and been cured
The book ably ana carefully written And VIII pace
author in the first raIA Of medical Wits win
ot lout t- remedy al oiners L.enlug Mirror.
Altogether the y9orh forms oi The most interesting
aud important contributions recently nsfe 10 medical IT.
era.ure sincerely hope Is success wi Dr. com
5 Aio. ryceaty published Emma willard on he circqla
non Of the BlJoj-75 cts.
Gully on Waief-Cu,e-Sl
JohEsnn'- Handbook Of Hydr0palhy-5o c.:
do 2rs Publishers and importers, l5l Brosd*ay
SPLENDID TLLUsTRATEp EDITIONS OF
MOORE AND SOUTHEY'S POENs.-D- APFLEIo,
VI CO. have IU-t published The Complete Hceucai
WurHs of ThoEs. IOOre, Illustrated with Tn elegant ss-
Cravings, from paintings o? Ihe ino.t ti-l ast7 M
c!iing Ire portrait 0i the author vol 8so n-aniifl
II printed Price, bo5nd N cloth, 81 cloth, extra gi
l-sves. So Turkey morocco 81 -s..-a
TIM. /, ne urSt complete American edition OF TINS stand
ard Poet, pub -hed II hsud-one md enduring iofm II
Is reprinted entire from he ne's EHgii- -dion e"al4-
ing the author zeal corrections and reyision=-
spplu=s= Of aud felicity VI genus are Inc pee
rnent cnsracter!,tics OF the Bard OF Ere everything
ives moves and speaks Ms poetry HIS thoughts are as
rlany and a. bright The insect, iha people ne sun
jean UNIFORM wIRH TIE ABOVE
The complete Poel;cal WORKS OF Rc5efi So1;hey LIZ D.
Illustrated 1 portrait AID seEerai ane steel rngrsy
ngs vo large svo- bound In cotn - %; cioia =xifa
M e,iges - 81 Turkey morocco 30 %
sltLvs uc-try read lees hen Il dsser-es His Rod
erick lie LAST OF the Goas l. s,2o!e Epic lne 2niy
and Ms Curse Of kaharaa dne examples Q; te Use o.
Supernatural machinery, e.r1es e slch things a"sss
OF buiifl imagery AID simple, picturesque ard lowing
IN I've 40 2tis [ET-ning Post
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-11
fashionable Glotbins.
Joseph 3. CLOSE & 90.

aEs's, Bays AND CBILDRES's
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING very low prices
(whoes.l- and reail) and the largest assortment, 10
any one store in the city OF 3nis
NEW TARIFF view Of Inc reduction of the Tar
III which aHes place mi. day and to keep pace with
the spirit OF the age w T. Jennings Co 81 Broad-
rsY American Hotel viii reduce the price u their cloth
Ing IL Ike proportion They hand large m
.ortm-nt cloths casstm-res, and vestngs also. Pen
did oca of first quality ready made clothing fancy dress
articles under clothing, &c Ac Gentlemen IN " am OF ar
tIc-s are invited TO examine assortment d. i-u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-11
-, Ia uickerhocker I.olgc. No. -. l. o OF
~ Anniversary of the Excelsior Division

No Is Sons OF Temperance II be held IN the Al-n-st
NJ & Church, Monday evening. Dec l4th. lS6 EXer-
cses 10 commence al = ocock Rev Jonn Chambers OF
Pmlsaeiph!a viii address the Meeting. Singing by the
Choir OF The Aen-si Church The members OF ire Grand
Division and of The Order with lie friends OF Temperance
in General are invited 70 attend. Tickets free, De OBJ
tanned Hsl>jet. I'd Cecar> r. smith = 81 Broad
way; Raynors Bookstore. le bo"ery; Miss Brownie
p.x; DOR 10 The Anen-sL Chureh and Pescock's Book
Store $50 Grand.s; >pecls! meeting OF Excelsior
Division VIII be held Saturday evening, al :; ococS,
their Hall. full attendance OF The members Is eN-
p.ct.5 dc ans
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-11
General Notices.

r. Ncw-Y0rk Weekly Tribune.-Con,srts ter
Saturday. December INSTRUMENTATION Hour Tie
Pilgrimage Trlih-Pilsrim and Sage; Evening What
Life Inez; Sehings of the Lyre The Faded Heather
EpIToRiALs-The Webster Dinner Dangerous Doctrines
-Fouriersrn, Agraranisu. &c The Message sc. &c
NEvs-F!o Europe hy the Caledonja-Full extracts from
our Files From Panama; South America Runored Cap
ture of Chhuahua State Of Affairs Mexico orgsniza
ZION OF Congress- and the PRESIDENTS MESSAGE Foreign
and Domestic Correspondence OF The Tribune Santa Fs
c-MIscELIASEovs-Glauce al Modern Germany, Nos.
and XI-Reigion and Political Condition; tx Gov.
Sade Education Report oihc last meeting Of the Farm
CLUB Mr.. Webster on Agriculture Meteorological
Register for November: Rev Dr. Armsuong.-CoM-
MEnctAL INrEIiIcENoE-Pro Produce Stocks. Money, Cattle
Market &c SC.
Single copies put up in wrappers for the Mails can be
obtained at the dcsk-Pricc 6 cents.
u TERMS-S2 per yesr. All Subscriptions parable
jnieNihy in advance.
GREELEY \ MoELRATH, Tribune Buildings
Cor Spruce and Nassau SIS opposite the City Hail
~ = The Young Gunrd."-To keep IN grateful
remembrance the Of he patriotic statesman ~ N
NIL have heir Third Annual Ball on Tuesday evening.
10Th Dec inst al RaihbGu's Hotel! Broadway Tickets,
- may ~ procured of tne undersigned
By order OF Committee Of Arrangement
JAMES CRIDLEY. Chairman, - Na,saG-st
BE>J. VOORHEES,, seereLsry, lid PearI-si al eoin
" Henry Clay supper a JOHes Mort. ie:s, g!
Hotei, corner Bayardst and bowery, on IhI hspAi'
Tickets be had until y O'Clock on that day 81 The
above place
" supper commences al O'clock P. NJ "a 81
~ Eighth Ward Pioneer Henry Clay Club
The members OF This Club tbeng the rsI thai was organ
lied in the Union Will give grand Bal! IN oommemora-
ton Of the ratification OF the Treaty OF Client II the Apollo
on the nth February. 1877. They have made arrange
nens with distinguished artists VINO already engaged
preparing the decoration. suitable for The occasion IS
re- kmickerbOcke r Lodge, No. -. 1. d. oil ID.
F-rhe members of hnckerhocker Lodge No. -, u.
liz sr,zF .fYa. fB..l nd UH
Room No II Divisoust this tFrday) afternoon. a. o.
clock precisely the purpose OF paying tie la-i tribute
OF respect late Brother John :. Pearsel The Or
der generally i respectfully invited 20 attend.
Byorder JOHN F. BLISS. y. c.
RI u, ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-11

ANTHONY J. bLEEChEh, aucuoneei.
T ARGR SALE Of Splendid Si7amboats-To close
LconcernThe following stsamb3a:s wiil pc .21 a. me
Merchants. Exchange 10 The c{ OF ~ h nor
J. Bleecker Aucioneet p,,,
The safe peremptory. on ibers te,ma tTueuhps can
be- aad by applying at tho Aaenoneer' once NO bfoad
The steamer George Washington, entirely new. Of the
bunhen Of 1869 tons, ~ rect Ious y" ee' OeaH cJ"ei
N, inches II feet stroke.
IN. Rnckerbocksr,3 years old, 800 feet long, u feet
b.sm IS inches cylinder 10 feet stroke.
Three fourhs par. Of the Hendrix Hudson year Old,
$40 feet long IS feet beam, II inches CYLINDER ii feet
The South America years old 80 fee, long, n. fee.
beam, - inches cylinder, II feet stroke
The North America years old, z5 ters long, Gi feet
beam, % inches cylinder u feet stroke, oo.,
The Columbia years old, no feet long 81 feet beam, II
inches cylinder, II i-el stroke.
The Roche-ter years old 20 feet long, Is feet beam,
80 inches cylinder, 10 feet stroke.
TIN Gszee, well suited Tor a short route.
The 4b07- boat. well known a. the most eouanno
-Ho-anraI boats the American waters thai
deemed unnecss-sry gV. particular description
OF them h-re All of tn. boats will sold without reserve
restriction the day named, unl-ss dAposrd Of Il pr
gste sale prior To tEat time a.
sale. sl5 5llsDto2s4o5 Y 70 ii az 8 70 2, 80 Ad7d.
WM X. JONES, Aactoneer.
roots, SHOES AND BROGAss:.s--o,n1 o, ~ Ut ~
D lbger.oll Co No 222Pearst 5P Cases con- prissss
large and desirable assortment Of boo,s aa"
cams, suitable Tor the sOuthefF' "e'''" aNt '"'
AZ. EAGLE TAVERN, ALBANY, y. TIE - ,s.,
8 .ubscrfbers respectfully inform their fissp II ' s INC
s public generally that thoy nave 49,, 49,.
y.o. E.o as orooTietors Of the above "eI 10 sSs,
and arr prepared accommodate sii tnoso Iii ay
h.r1 vim their patronage with IAfgs 20 or
and siry rooms ldstrHl 1oooo : DLnn I
-. AT PRIVATE SALE-A ysl1ao's mouse and
e, iois OF ground Stapston stArn Island, situs-
~ - :, Ia corner OF Bay and Cana! st4 opposite tbs
= ,aso., landing, !. has been occupied as store
nT" and 10 Of Tho best locations Inc Isl
Liculsrs Apply " sne,to,s., n : SnnsS.,
oil lw aeel.one,r. NO eroeo.,
=. AT PRIVATE sALE-Tiss thfee-story tIek
4 hoo.- and No. IS North Noo.e-sL Szs Of lo,,
IA1by IS Two-thirts remain bond and mort
oase For particulars apply 10
ANTHONY J. BLEECKER, Anetoaeer,
dlllw Mo- Brosd.st
a. TO LET, and possession given ima'edistsiy-two
5 .hrse.tory houses and stores Nos . sno ~
-A a. between the market and terry-good slAIa' oi
b7stness- Rent low Apply 70 =, ~ - as,den.lsps
dil ST. WIN '. BRADY, No. y ah.aeS-~--
6u HATS FOR 50 so each can be ia ~ ~
Ei} .e. rcor, I7g Broad way (Howhfa fosri -,
eAAe prnor i.uslty 70 any hsretoio'o 4. ayrt.-
--:ee ----
TuV PATENT DIAPHRAGM FaLI lit. rs.
~ .se,,on OF he Crot1n scd AZ kl.1f " sIs,s,
H ctassEss - sSvarded smother GOLD mEOAL' ~ 10
oa.e T.s,e a, recent Far Of lefo, ior uS %
Anaerca ~ me flterng medium which eonisss OF Az
p,2yelsssi SrOSE They viii las. Tor years and se AZ
:, "a Il srd s. each Odce " 6rosnwsy, ,aeVo
lot sc s,snTtort a. N. Y. VIII n lLNNI2ON.
n24 lrlis'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-11

~ male child four weeks old, handsomely
dressed was found in area of house No. 81 Warrenst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-11

OyFrcE THE HoyAEU INSURANCE COMPANY,
NEW okK. December 9. iS;6.
T AN ELECTION geld the TN instant the following
N named g.ntlrtnrn du!y elected Directors for the
ensuing year
p H.v.ls Joseph p. Varnlrn .HenryGThompson,
Naian Taylor Tanning {. Tucker, II WARD Antbony,
] Philips fhRnI, John D. Wohs, Henry = Dayies,
William W. TODD, JOHN Rankin Thomas " fesrs-1i.
william Couch. H-iss D. Eenarnin-Jo hn HAegefty
g. l. Wooley, Ferdinand Sdydam G1briei "i-neri
Henry r Rsrrseu.
ta .pbsec,e,. r,-..ng Of n. Board Re1szeizer ss-
-eps Esquire was unanimously elected rrss'Sea
40 5rts LEWIS PHILLIPS, S-eretary.
CARD-Doctor c PAssMoRE NOT ,,r ,eeseTs!Fy
n b.ys 20 inT,r, his friends, and tne Peo
,b,, ~. b,s nurch..-d the Drugstore, 20 80 -, -
Known a. apo:Aecarirs Hss, and former; ' ~ y '-
late VT Watson - -,,,, toyeL5er win hi.
poeo' III goovsu Qualifications tos olsine-s-na7lng
zone through he usual roq;ias Ut ,, =
- .hsr. OF pubic patronage de would farther
90. nsrcu!ariy % the gentlemen o. me Medica! FRO
rbst hs store shall always De supplied WIKI the
- ~ Drugs AID every nsw valuable preparation c. P.
80 mere add to- without rrelevency, Inai be had for
-Ily FOR some time been doing business with the fr Of
Ad.u.on & OIlrs No ebowery.
g. Always on hard, good supply OF the best Swedish
Leeshss-soIi wholesale and retail do sas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-11

FlRr-A fire occurred In a carpenters shop IN
the rear of COB Fourth supposed by design Another
att o'clock OF Pcarst and Maidcn.iane
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-11
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK

MINIATURE .LaASAc. ...-IHIs Dar.
TET Sun TIE NOOK. FULI SEA.
ises1 IS Sets - 81 Morn. 0 10 Eve -. Is