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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-26
Business Notirrs.

POSITIVE SALE AT PuBLIc AUCroS-200 Bai9iay
Lots IN tie Tcl1t iara-Thc above property fronts on
the Third aud Second and il situated in the
most improving part OF the Twelfth Ward.
All the Lots tho City grade and having neither rock
nor earth to remove nor low ground to I'LL up present
every advantage for immediate and general improve
meut
The curb aud cutters on the Thrd.avcnuo are laid in
front of the property, and Fifty scventhst which one
hundred feet wide, is opened
Several churches schools mud large factories lcc,
ted in the ncighborhood which Ia remarkably healthy.
and has an abundance OF good water
Omnbuses at six cents fare pass regularly every ten
or fifteen minutes.
The property will positively be sed in lots at the Mer
chants Exchange, on the 27th day of November 1915
ut noon, by d. c. y W. PELL Il co. Auctioneers, 90
tho following terms; loper cent to be paid the dag
OF the sale - per cent delivery of the deeds which
will be the third day OF January, s47. The residue
OF the purchase money may remain on bond and mort
gage per cent Tor three years Possession will be
given of tho unimproved lots with the deeds and Of
those lots which there any buildings posse.
sion will be gsen on the fifteenth day OF April. lsl1
Lithographic Maps may be Ind at tho Office Of Tiox.
As ADDS EMMETT, Esq. Counsellor at Law. No IS WE.
linrn.st and of D c. & w. Pcll & Co 100 Wallst
n9f 2ts
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Come bona 70 Thanksgiving But on, 4 you conc,
Bring back the warn heart Of your earlier youth
Ie, /, shed It's old liga: On the altar OF aone,
I,ntain;ed In fes!ing-undim-ned in lis truth
Cas-, away froan Jour sorl I'll he d-oss Of the void
And worship with Us, a. you did whsn child,
In our solemn old church with your golden locks cur
And y0r roguish eyes glsncing deniireiy and mid
lie, rs thank God together :or home and so- heath
For the friends He hath let and those that are goas
For Hia fatbedJ bounty n giving US wealth
Or His rnercifal jrsdcs when wealth is Withdrawn
And Oh, Il, us pray tea, when life shall be Ger,
And the last earthly rites unto "a have been ziTea
We NAV NEE. those VIC lore on Eiernitys shore
and keep a mora joyful Thanksgiving n Heaven
Nop1-ber, 1916, NELL
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DISPATCHES FOE THE TRIBUNE
Nv ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.

BLrraoEE. Sov. 80 Z NJ
The Southern mail has failed beyond Richmond
Nothing OF Importance IN the Western nsii tbs
About 5000 barrels of -four changed hands IN
our market this Gay ar - IS per barrel
Gen. CHESTER ASHLEY. Loco-Foeo, has been re-
elected to the [. :. Senate by the Legislature OF
Arkansas.
II has been raining all day, and is now showing
the first snow here this season No local news
PE.-ADEIrHtA NOv. as Pm.
The state o: the market this day is any thing but
cheering Transactions were decidedly limited
We NAV quote Flour at from 50 to - 80 IS the
bi-hes, rates. II has been raining here al day
People are generally occupied with preparations
for Thaaksrivin, which win sixteen sister States
takes place 70 uio-row.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-26

Go To THE Gymnasium !-Dyspepdcs and these IN
feeble health go to the Union Gymnastic Academy,
Nos. lj9 and IGl Crosbyst. Blecckertbo lases!
and most complete Gymnasium in the United States
The exercises will be carefully adapted BY the ,ubscr
Der to the strength age aud constitution Of tho gymnas
to produce high health To correct irregularities Of
form and to animate and strengthen eneebled eonst
lions. Glasses meet at sunrise, and at O. and ~
Hot. cold and shower baths free TO subscribers.
DR. j. b. RICH Manager
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-26
Proclamation

r.. ,y,,c,r- 6os,rro- Of ne Sce:< Of Nsae Yors
Tho year eighteen hundred and forty.six draws 70
close liz SEASONS hsve been uneoG monty pfop1uous
and its barvests are reaizeo; 80:
ira s,upasnce 10 supply necessities and minister to
our corntortS ,., - ~, ;,
over some of Counties has su5sided and internal
peace restored 70 ctzens and tranquility TO our
nrssides.
eminent Is exhibiting before u.s. The hfreeeh,a
tves OF the Sovereignty Of our People assembled 70
in pieces and reconstruct the tra1ew o. tne Sao
Government have discharged the high trust ara
TO their constituents and ter pTTrh'e duties
b.ygrs svci-ed nsssop alarm apprehension IN the
community; and our Ffeernen are examining lhsi1
labors and preparing pass verdict o. sppooaon or
.isr,;o1 mon their WORK. with vigilance inspired BY
q noTyadng patriotism and With cauness and cont
dence which Free Institutions can alone imparL not
an in the State spprehesds an encroecheHt
upon his JUS; rights infringement OF his civil and
religious privileges from this peaceful and voluntary
revolution Of his Government Stronger evidences oil
high intelligence and sound morality IN People cannot
be afforded.
These and innumsrable other temporal blessings OF
kindred character constantly flowing upon our State
and its citizens call for continued hanuness 10 the
Hourtiful Giver Of every blessing.
The Gift OF Saviour, and the fui hight Of DiTine
Revelation ere spiritual blessings which should awaken
70 expressions of devou thaukfulness the hearts ana
the voices OF a Christian People,
respectfully recommend 7huysday the tncriy-stzD4
dan Of November be observed az Day OF ruec
Thanksgiving that the People OF the SAT- aosalnns
from their ordinary business svocstons may assemble
Mt their usual places Of Religious worship and uiNs
;,h .h cher and with thcr fpllox citizens Of many
of the other states may pay their tribute OF thanks 20
the Author Of these and oil temporal and .pr'us zood
gifts and may pour out their hearts IN prayer 20 l
thot His rich smiles mHy be continued 10 our Counu;
and that the signal blessings of this year may be crowned
Nv The rnination Of our existing Wars IN honorable
and jus; Peace. $500, =
the State 70 be hcreunto affixed Witness my
isl hand al the City Of Albany, the nineteenth day
of October. in the year OF our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and orty.six.
SiLA5 WRIGHT
Bv order HORACE MOODY Private Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-26

" The attention OF capitalists and dealers in
real estate is called the advertisement headed 800
Building Lots Il the increase OF population continues
in the proportion has gone for some years past
aud no serious disaster overtakes the city and country
in less han ten years the whole Of this property viii be
covered with buildings This is the largest extent OF
out Of town property which has been offered for sale for
for several wears
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-26
Storm on Lake Ontario.

Commandment for The Tribune.
Steamer Rochester. oswEeo Nov. -, $50.
Another terrible tempest swept across the Lake,
lsshns the clear waters madness and driving the
trail barks of IKE slavery before the diffusion o..
intelligence Fortunately il Tie noble Geresee
River having gone there 10. the last time this season
We could reithe. see or tee much i bai encsSh
70 be assured the Rochester safe under this
protection than if outside Several vessels have been
besched snd disr,asted. We came Down yesterday
morning TO this place and in the afternoon towed =
large vessel with both rss.s suce-sorne 10 CT twelve
ssho-o shove here-sSo in shis har5or have gone
ashore viii be total wrecks, One OF them Is s-se
a,aSer es.k which wss disnssted during tie October
gale and remained ou, drifting st the merry OF the ele
asnts os three days sad nights. Mos; of the steam
ooass lad up about the sr= OF the month. Yours Sc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-26
Proclamation.

Mayors OFFICE November "a 1916
Believing that the of the Gus
ton of setting apar, dag for special Thanksgiving to
x,nsbtv God for his bountifu Providence toward US as
COMMUNITY during the past year vii be cordially re-
ceived by my fellow-eitizeps;
Governor of this State also respectfully recommend
that the 6th of November instant be observed for that
purpose and that the people suspend their ordinary
business and assemble AT their usual places OF regious
Offering their tribute of praise and Thanksgiving to the
Author of all spiritual and temporal good and let those
OF who have special cause OF gratitude 10 Uod mani
feat that gratitude not only by the silent emotion of our
hearts but also by contributing of substance to the
necessities of our less favored fellow.citizens.
Given under my hand and the seal OF Mayoralty OF said
city the day and year first above written
A. H. MIChLE, Mayor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-26
GoURAUD's LIBRARY OF ROMANCE.

JULIA WRIGHT.-Canto XVII
ReprIeYe "a sweet 10 him who takes his place
l pom the gs!lows, win crayat Of rope
IT'S sweet 10 have a tannd or frectied face
Washed HaIe and etear 0y GOURAUDS famous ses''
And 70 the wretched Of the human race
Tis sweet IN have Despair give place 20 Hopei
Tls sweet 20 have the Hap which uaaiden's lip f!s
uprocted, by F. GOURAUD'S PouDRKs SUBTLE
70 The most pure and unmixed delight lady eIsIr
eDee, must certainly be- 10 have her ts pnples he6As
saowness, redness roughness or other cutaueous teg
grer1enis entirely removed by GOURAUD'5 rnirsraiso
laG 3edieated Soap, (which by the way. Is also Ine -
Shaving compound e1tant) Next 10 the p.essrfs o. >
white skln, Is smooth one-coupleI-y free from ~
and GOURAUDS Poldres SUbtJ are warranted 10 efss'
cete all superfuous hair
Il must be borne in mind that toe genuine ptepareos
Dr.. Gouraud only obtained hs depot, 81 Was
ST. Isl store YRcS Broadway. No y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-26
HAIR INyIcoRAroR

b49 Magic mar Dye.
Phalons Chemical lnygorator stands unriysled s,a
toilet article for gentlemen ladies' for beautiyns w
hair. TITS recommended By physicians in consegaen"
Of It's containing no greasy substance
Pha!on's Hair Dyes warranted To chsnge red org'sJ
whiskers 10 beautiful auburn black instantane0eag
and Will not smut wash of. Gentlemen can ia'S
their whiskers dyed at the depot.
All orders ulust be addressed 70 T. Phhon. 81 Bros0'
way.
Both articles are for sale by the principal drug sna
fancy stores In the union. nlTt
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wsEK OUTSIDE gR TO-DAY's PAPER.-G

" 7as beiag the des d>s;gra,ed BY he ciez 1iH-
,Aoraes Of sta> and City fer tte Annual Thanks
giving Evening Edition Of TIE Tris"e Eli De '.'a<a
Ta< Publication Osee Vu be open for he r'eee Aa'
ssrsi.eaen,s Id, afternoon from snsas O'Clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-26

w. A neat interesting bill OF novelties and amusement.
has been provided by the Manager OF The American M.
scum tor his Adversary OF Thanks ing Day. No pains
or expense hGv. been spared 10 give both Juveniles sad
adults the splendid performances. both In The ser
noon aud rynning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-26

r- Oh how delicious it is to have pearly whe e e.
AID breath, have the gums hard ard
All can have ths by using IS cent box of mo 49,
Tooth Pasta. Sold al a. Chathsri-st p1s f's'S
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Law Courts.


Vfcx CBAxcELLoss CouKT.-Before Wee ch,,,.s.
sanford GilSs-t Aiiea VS.. HtitiGz DecS. Gz3 ~ ~
o1ievs-The compliments hold mortgage on uru,s.-
IT ithaca belonging ie e-'~te IT .e i,Jr G.
Dewitt who, for 10 years, surveyor of ,hs. g..
and who gave. Will he reco!lee.ed usny 80, 80
MINES such Cato AGreIius. Posppey sc TO te, -
lad out in Cayugs snd other Counties. The Y-o,.S
vas contested by the heirs Of Gen D. but der-sss
foreclosure finally sllowei--srG sgsin cSInr,,.s q
contest; but without success A rnotioa was Ipsas :
tsriay BY Mr. Mann, for costs. 1, opposed he H.
Edward Sanford. who stated ihs; Gen b. in N. ~
made provision intended 20 DO so. for Two res-N
first the payment OF his debts and second tSs -
,sparcc Of his children. He appointed his son R%1.-s
VsricS Dewitt and his son'irlaw Levi HGbbeh ey.-
,nr. TO the will NJ. Hubbcil being in Ncv.Yc,L ~
ar,r,,sirtrd with Mr. Wu-ow. the broker vbo 49,
him 70 believe he would MAKE grSt deal OF rpons~S
short te by entering into speculation 10 sucks a.,
allowed Mr. w 10 make purchase or purchase, =.
him He never the stock but ~as sooa siseys,,s
handed sn account By Mr.. w. bringing him s-vs--;
thousand dollars in debt lie gave bis notes 10 v. "
for about 5000 Mr. W. becoming shos, Of ,n..,
these notes passed the hands OF Mr.. Allen ~ho sI
ater,vard 70 get security, sid NJ. EuASel prc-y,s
for him the mortgage in question. The CoGrto; chrc
sftrrUsri ssi6 Mr. :. sanctioned this species Q. 80,
robbery By decree. Il is coateried that tee p.,-
in question - law had nc :gS; 70 give the mortar
and ;bat the complainant Was notified IN regard 10 .
Tina late Vice Chancellor considered the Iro,.,e.0
nnfcr the powers conferred by the will 10 be y.SS
Mr. Mann Tor complainant replied. The Wise Ch,s..,
ler Granted an order for the sale OF the properly r
the foreclosure bu, retained the question OF cost.
In relation to 4 cainl w by per.on N Ea,hs,
a,,nst the estate OF Richsrd Ward deceased snd ~
cair. Is contested by the executor and stc partner,
MI W on the ground that the clam Is withou, fou.s
ton Il IS based slcged transaction over Is yss
s-o Nj W on entering into cOpsrtnershp. s,ass
in the proceedings with his presen; executor stated =
names OF his creditors and the present conipArAa, Wa
NOT among them nor did he say ne bad any eet
ors out OF the United States The executor (now l.
PENDANT was also with him the time OF his deSa wis,
tte-s AVID Nfl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-26

rs Equal Rights, who seems to be a little
Jealous OF the fair fame Warren County, reminds Va
tina, she was left OF the list published in yesterday
mornings Tbunc) OF those Counties which al the late
Election voted that the Declaration OF Independence is
no, lie With pleasure make the arede honorable
The vote IL Warren County s;ood-Equsl Suffrage !;
Yes 995; No, 77a Suffrage majority 223.
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LIS; Of persoas ssG ssovnieG end droEsd during III
.-rr1s1tiaa % TIfbt.sco.

HILtEp.-Char!es RAYMOND seaman, OF Inc Rsritan-
WoCNDED.-Cha-les W Morris Lieut. OF the Cum
berisnd since dead John Sutherland, seaman OF the
Rari.an GcorS- Pearce SEAMAN OF the Rac!tsu.
DRo~NEp.-Richa-d W. Butler. ordinary seaman. OF
the Rar1rsn BENJAMIN McKeuny, seaman OF me Cum
ber!And. NJ c. PERRY.
Here follows correspondence between the Foreign
Merchants Of Tabasco and Com Perry. The Merchants
wsite OF the 2sth October that nearly al the
OF tie City IS IN their handshat they had suffered
greatly b TIE aring On TIE City and should il be eont
ned taey would be entirely r1ined- The Commodore
replies under TIE sane date expressing his regret FOR the
injury already produced aud assures the Merchants
taat re shall IRE again upon the on unless the Ire
should b. recommended from TIE shore
The Dispatches conclude VIE sho-i communication
from Com Perry 70 Gem Conner bearing testimony %
the excellent conduct The oacers and men under ms
command
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-26

II Why, oh why, will you suffer with rough, ea2
Cracked and tender s&in, both IN children and adults y
allowed live, will breed other skn diseases SEC y
scqrvy, salt rheum, erysipelas, pimpes botches eaa
tons &c. Persons should wash the part dsea,ee 10
tha; truly blessed remedy FOR skin diseaee yor Va
ian Chemical Soap Then all disease Is cured. TIE -
becomes soft smooth, clear AMI ine. THIS mind, 1s
JOSESS soap, clear tie skin of freckes isn 80 a
morpse~, &c. and is sold (ony IL tails city, 81 0e "a
the American Eagle, 81 ChathsH-,t a-t-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-26

e Freckies, sunbu.n tan Horphew. prnpl n be
and all erupiions quickly disps.ed by one eAA a.
genuine JoNEsS Italian Chemical Soap inJ osly
low, dark skin, beautifully clear and white oosS
IL this city, Al the American Eagle, 81 Chslhana-sI
nraod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-26

IMPORTANT TO ODD FELLows.--The Golden Rule and
Odd Fellows Family Companion for the present week
contains entire the New Constitution Of the Grand
OF Sew-York lately adopted By the Convention held in
this CRY Also, article in relation to the Conssit
zion Proceeding. OF the Grand Encampment held on
Tuesday evening Washington Letter News from the
Lodges ard seven pages Of Miscellany Poetry &C. &c
81 30 per annu delivered in the city or 81 cents per
week payable to the Carrier Every Brother who fees
any interest in the progress Of the Order should have
this paper. Single numbers 81 cents Office 30 Anna,
PARIS SITE or hArs-Msnutaetured and fer sale Nv
KNOX. Ia Eulton. MI Sun BUILDING.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-26

a United States Senator is to be chosen by this
Legislature TO succeed Hon. WILLIAM Woop-
BRIDGE, Wing, whose term expires on the 4th OF
March next
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-26

q The Union OF Tuesday publishes the official
reports Of he movements OF the Army under General
wcors command These says that paper complete tie
series OF Dispatches from our Armies which have Is
YET been furnished Us Tor publication
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- TnANKselylNs win be eslebrated % day u

u THE ILLUSTRATED HANDBOOK. New
Guide for Travellers through the United States is an
eScelen, lsuo work of go Noapsrei pages by J. CAI
VIM SMITH 1t contains description OF the cities.
towns vlsges watering places etc etc. with the Rail
roads Stage and Steamboat. Routes the Distances from
place TO plsce and the Fares the great Travelling
Routes OF the Observation-Disclosures with lsl remarkably
well executed Easravings and large aecurs,c besuti
fully engraved, snd altogether excellent Map OF
the United States Oregon Texas Sc very conspicuous
The book is handsomely issued. and viii be 81 almost
indispensable companion % travellers. sherman s
Smith, l2ss Broadway. puelshers)
ERosT's PIcroRIAL HISTORY OF rRg
weRlp No. 50 has been published. /, is the conelu'
son of this valuable work. aud contains recital Of
prominent since tie Peainsulsr Wsr-enbracips
IKE History OF Europe since tie Expulsion OF the Sour
sons toe unted States snd closing with lndis sud
China Eos sale by Grshaus-prce - cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-26

u NJ. DALLAS, the Vice President has arrived
in Washington and taken quarters for the coming sss
sion OF Conz.sss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-26

WINGS Is FLoRtDA-A slip from the Apaiach
cola Advertiser mentions that the victory which
the Wings gained in Florida in October has boon
confirmed in November. +. j. FARRIoR. Esq. a
Wing, was elected Representative in the Legs
lature bv majority of ore and resigned. He was
renominated ana ran against Peter Hobart Esq
his old competitor, and beat him by 80 majority
The Wings of the city OF Tallahassee gave
Barbecue on the alst inst. in honor of the recent
Wing Victories in Florida and the other States
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-26

y The American Musical. Institute gives its
next Concert On the ssh OF December next when VIII be
performed spohr. orssorc Jts,0nda and Merdelss chm,
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The Van Ness Trial.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
w,rv-xc-o- Tuaads-.


\ WASHINGTON, TuesdsJ Nor. "a 1875
This is the sixth day Of the trial Of the case OF
Van Ness rers1Ls, Van Ness Certainly. il untlrng
labor deserves success the Counsel for the plaintiff
have well earned it. They summon every oodyy-
the mere rumor that any one has spoken toGenera4
Van Ness, has looked at his carriage seen Inn
write or looked at letter or receipt OF has is
enough, out goes subpoena. and II that IAN an
attachment follows surely es the shadow ioio"s
the officer and don't know Ii If does not sometimes
90 first Il is but justice 10 al! the oincers OF Ie
Court 10 speak OF their uniform and gentleInahiy
Kindness To Mr.. Minor, most e-hcient oiEceF Oh
great arnenity Of manners, and unlversaHy IS
ieerped throughout our communitytor his knowledge
oF Conrt forros and the regularity OF his business
habits. am particularly indebted
Viroinio Fowler was again under cross -examlna-
tion She testified that some letters and papers
exhibited were the plaintiff hand writing 9th
ers she regarded as doubtful, and two she re-
ected altogether she proved that the pant;; went to
Phiadelphia % August l51J and that between Zlst
and 9th July Gen Ness called aud asked her 10 20
with him which she declined. He said ne would not
disappoint her If she did not disappoint him On ner
return witness asked her she na-ried, and she
replied 10 b. sure am" Asked vino tnarr7ed her-
Her reply an Alderman She tlen described am
as rather advanced in FEARS wearing brown cost haF
ing rather red face reading from book and perform
Ing the ceremony in paror or siitingroom witness
a
covery of this Alderman and proof the circumstances
be- what they may beng shown her in the Original
manuscript identified the hand writing as that OF tue
D.ip Az the request of counsel VINO dictated 10 ne'
fro, nor yp letter 10 ulaniif: q. Green valley witness
,yyo,. with a GULL pen lie was here day before yes
terday and should have mailed ms letter the same
a1v in the Csntol grounds" She then wrote the
With stee pen in her natural She then far
ther wrote from the dicta,ion-" The ceremony
WINS performed by Mr. Ketchup-the marriage
cret"
The witness was ;hen reexamned as to the wnun9
the body of the advertisement above alluded TO- ana
she now testified that il IN the hand writing OF Col
onc Lee Zone of plaintiff original counsel) and mat
the endorsement was in the handwriting OF the plan
til She stated that plaintiff had asked DR.. hetchuIn II
marriage could be performed in Washington without
q license He replied that 1t could. snort tile SINCE
witness asked Dr. Ketchum If he recoiected this con
vcrsatiop. He said me did Witness asked II ne "oud
be willing % state it He said he would but he must be
aided for he was needy Did not understand MAJ ne IN
tended TO say ne expected 70 %, DC aueu w coming
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-26

e Herr ALEXANDER VIII tonight exhibit IN
addition 10 MS Usual eats OF egerdernain MS remark
able seisht OF s'sbbing himself through the body with
sword Those who Ike 70 see Magic By a Master viii
ind /: e. Herr Alexanders exhibitions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-26

r,s-.s..- Mrs. tcder snd Mr. Paige Win sustain sae
rrise;psl psr. This promises well ana we sdvtse all
our musical readers to secure season tickets heh sney
eaa do on the mos; reasonable terms
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In Eegard 70 the MeLsne Pr0po.e . naks .pecat

Lis,of rsss,s arprsa and Destroyed i4riE tie late ee
ditioa 70 TcJasco, grGer Commodore VI. c. Perry.
MANNED AND SENT rS-A-rsricsr bark Cooss Mex
can ci- Telegraph: steamers Pei-1ta and Isbssqueno
hernapbroiic brig Ycnante schrs. Laura virginia
Tahssco. and Amanda American brig Plymouth.
Decentralization sloop Cstnpeachy. Mexican brg
Rentyie. Mexican tow boa, - Mexican schr. -.
Mexican soop Desada returned 70 the captain II con
sequence OF his excellent conduct when ms vessel was
attacked while IN charge OF Lieutenant, VIM A Parker
u c. PERRY.