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New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-28

~ VALUABLE FAKMi IN N MafyIand IDT 34Ia-Ibe
20 farm owned by h. late Hachaah Bailey. situated
s<-le Frederick Turnpike nes north ~ Rockville,
four,een from Georgetown nfren from Nashngton con
lain. e0n acres 2 oods and we'll w4tersd, and the whole
in rood fence Tile buildings consist of large dwelling
hons. new barn uaG other ouhoGses The and has been
nt,oing for tEs past gG years IL excel
nt FOR heat gfn1 and VIII now cut 100 Of my
and u well worthy the attention oi northern farmer. fn
.ooyp property viii he sold low aud portion of The pur.
cba,- money may bond and mortgage for
ofyreta Apply to GEO. IRELAND, Ir 7 Esss1u.sl- t.
I. 70 sIk-FHE.S bABi.Efi hocAYFl!ef ma
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New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-28
MERRY CHRISTMAS


xKTN TAYLOR Z CO No Astor House, have CT
W hand isr received rom he largest publishing houses
both Tnrlish ana American ANNALS, GIFT BOOKS
and JUVENILES most spient-i assortment g &c -
fass our prices Will also be found 10 suit the pockets
of.; We give below LIST Of ;- OF The most Proui-
re1i books ri tie season.
Findin's seaure. Of Moore. beautifully bound
The Book o, 6eauiy-eiii-d by Ledy B.essiI.;oz.
Mrs Ismeson's Charecie-t;t.cs OF V omer
The Drawing Room Scrap BooR-
The Leaflets OF Merno1y-illu-Irsiei
The Disdem-IS Mezzo.int Engraving,
The BoUGoir Annusl-
Illuminated Gems OF Sacred Pce;ry.
The Illustrated sia-azine Annual for i=i'.
The Poems Of Rrysut. iou-frllo'v Mrs Eh-s Coos,
Scott Moore. ana many ythers IN spenaii onainss and
JuvESTiTsl JUyEx1Le5 jrvzSilssi-The liue folks
have been forgotten. but S he vel pleased With
caat lda5 2us TAILoR's, No. : Asior hoEse.
THE CHOICEST GIFT BOOK OF TIiE SEASON.
CHARACTERISTICS OF WOMES-Elegsntly Illus
rated vol Royal s-o-Ths standard work /. no =
issued in ,yle worthy OF E high celebrity, aud will
rival in t appearance paper bneing and engraTing' any
volume English or American that has been presented
10 The public IL forms one royn $50 "oiume OF between
hree four hundred pages suPerhy bound in sarony
gilt and contains ne o.G'l1s tweye Portraits eN-
the direction OF Mr Charles Heath OF London. VIZ
Po-tiA Viola, Beatrice,
Cleopatra. Miranda Lady Macbeth,
juliet, {osa!iad Ophsia
Thsse portraits Illustrate tie ollo~ng class OF shake
sreare'- characters a. arranged by Mrs. srreso1
J.. Characters OF inteliect.
Characters Of Imagination and Fan'y.
3. Characters of the Afertoa5.
T. Historical Characters
TIL. il no On Jsemer1f scoI but i-iptrnscs y vs.ua-
he and worthy Of place in every library as vel SO every
lsfy's boudDir Price :.
For sale wholesale and raail, by
WILEY PUTNAM, l6t Broadwsy,
- 4 splendid assortment Of Standard Authors IN ele.
rsni bndngs together with al the hnnua' anu i-ta!ed
books Of the present gear on the most favorable er'
d25 Il
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-28

ErEGANT GIT BOOK FOR TIE YOUNG.
yNHE BOOK OF GEMS. With ioo psges aud 100 -ogrev-
nys is the ch-ap-sl Ent most aitrcci:vc annuFl os
Young peope INA, the market Edorts II is Under Ike
spec patronage OF Santa Clsas, aud splendt edition
CsjIand i,os arI u. WOODWORTH.
as sfts- ls5 Sasssu-si. Clinton Hal
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-28

SoI,p T.1IPs AND GIRASDOLES, Cah.
= se.ss9ss IeNrhe .DsfeE .' "a !st opeae on zt ..
the largest s..oftrnenLs OF af 49, - 1 r.o
S9tes 6oes ron S g 10 81 and TIE above goods are
OF the hnesi 11'sA aHd 81 JOFfN " MORGAN,
.,--,.,,s f,s- tcor iron BroafTey.
C4RgIACE CLoTH.-lco Pteess lotta EsssSf a2,z
L Ccsrrilsr coi (plsn sad aaea . = s u
=. ,o 49, n ;adta Rae5sr Fsso's aS Aaiaen-is''
t-I isr
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-28
ELEGANTLY ILLUsTRATED WORKS

ELEGANTLY ILLUSTRATED WORKS
NOR CHlLDREN-rHIS DAY PJ BLlSHED.-A
L handsome Juvenile work entitled Hrrdsmen and TIL
les of the Ground Illustrations OF Early Civilization.
By Mr.. Percy Snnet yeith coored wood cuts
forming beautiful httle volume. Price, IS CENTS
Also The PUuerhN Ns Ball and Crasshopper's Feas con
tanning besides thai amusing Story, The DEAN and Burial
or Cock Robin, and The History OF Mother Hubbard en-
hcished with proiusior Of wood showing all the
different pefsoneges who attendants nj the Ball each
of the in The tragedy OF Cock Robin and all the
wonderful events IN The History Of Mother Hubbard and
her Dog. One neat volume. % c-nls.
ALSO RECENTLY PUBLISHED
NV Own Treasury. az Illustrated gill book for young
persons with hundred engrsvings. PLAIN, Il; gilt,
81 -.
Glinpses OF the Wonderiul-A Christmas Annual-Tlth
numerous tine wood cuts
t;armeI Gu,lons Picassu: Stories and Ballads.
Gammer Guron's Famous Histories OF Robin HOOD
Friar Bacon &c sr. with many other tempting volumes,
published ard for .a!e by
deS WILEY PJTSA A!, l6l Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-28
SmrseHleuts.
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TAEERNaNrE

TASERNAcLE
" S"-ttAR sEE--Ies AP0lLONEASS respectful
y N1Eo11ee tet n ec1aFirsgcs wiz tie reaGcs; of
lgiaoer o. letf Are ;c n Tits c,y :tev xil szve
dc hoSoF .; ctrisS their FAREWELL CtlSCESr =. n,
Taaeruac4s- &C THURSDAY Even.SF. Dee. ST.
fLs.lo S'te.....-.- ..---..NtS> ANNE, NJ COLE
NiolnO Primo. MASTER GEORGE BI-LL0CS
Nio!leo SecoIcG-.--... a1STER JAMES n; col IE:
: Iioa. ........s... MASTER HENRY BULLOCK
T.ocscsl.o- o-..-...-.--.....-MASTER DlLoS \ COLI
Tickets ~ eacH-tOF sale the principal aD ..c
,;cEsS. TIE ;he ;cSel oiee he evening cf ;s-
Co1cs.. YcGEs lacep or gentlemen GE3ev Il years
half price.
Dcors open al e. VcGcert 70 coz-se1cr * o'eioc
No Foss?oaeuiert on acccc-t u weather. - Ius'
HILL At TIE TABERNACLE,
NEw-IE,S Stt,sr.
Mr. HILL. ALAS YANKEE HILL.
'Ths RENOWNED Representative q Ne~aEugisrd
PecGis'i,les VII ee Piessei 20 see his numerous
:renc> - 5s Tabernacle FE.iSy egeirc CeNt New
Year uish when lie VIII inlruilcs he re.ulart.ies Of
DowG Es-;" by sn introductory
LECTURE, ANECDOTES DIALOGUES
fsGS-e Stores, Ssyjpss. Sc. &c.
VIII lr'i;i5ors ci
English French. Irish s- American Ps-soea.es sorrrs
altogether graphic t.ll+,rsiiuGt ct more thsl
TWENTY LACGHASLE CHARACTERS
ach h2ve Been received with lhe utmost enthusiasm b.
bLsni and fashionable audiences n the principal cis.
Of Europe and America
For particulars see programme.
Tickets - tspcs each.
Doors open 81 6.pey:oFr:aace 20 commerce. al u
O'Clock
Ticket, mar be oet.rel 81 ire principal Ho,e. snd a,
tie door d.S S.is+
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-28

~ Eonrteenth Ward.-ln coniplisuce with reso
muon ot The Wing General Committee the Nas Elect
OF ihis Ward requested 10 meet a. The Broadway
House Monday Evening 9Sih insi n = O'clock FOR the
purpose cf choosing nve Delegates represent his ard
IL Geu-rsl Committee FOR ,he ensuing yesT and also
leci fneen members as u Ward Committee for The
reriod-aud also select Delegates the Young Mems
Walk General Committee JOHN ORMoNp,
Chairman ii.A Ward Committee.
Ms NaSrSSs, Secretaries ds5S,
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-28

Cy~ Thirteenth Wnrd.-ln pursuance OF he recon-
ms nda,on OF the Wig General Committee, The Demo
cratic Whis Electors OF the Thirteenth Ward request
assemble the house Of James Ereer No Sheriff
Monday evening, The SSth inst s - ocoSs ur me
purpose OF choosing i've delegates represent The Ward
in the Democratic Whic General Committee for The year
ISi7. Aud also, for the farther purpose OF choosing
WAr1 Committee az; for The same year.Dec -, $40
By order o Ward Committees
OBEDIAH EEWCoMB- Jr. Chairman
- Sa.N- a a.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-28

UY jANlKs NJ. MIl.IER-Stcrs No rs MalJIai
- lacc 1t door 10 No : Liberiv-st
TUESDAY. Dec ~,
Al ioi o'clock, At store No. IS Maiden lana,
Boors, SUoEs t>p BRoCAN<-I OtO Boots, Shoes
ard Srcgscs, suited FOR the city and country trade.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-28

rPr Fifteenth Ward.-rhe ~hle Electors Of ;he
Eneenth Wsr are requested meek st Constitution Hal
$50 Brus!wAy this evening :: o'clock. 10 choose ave
pelecaes 10 the General ComniIes. aaa 70 spPoiaI
WsrS conmittee e c. BENEDICT, Chairman.
ny, -y Sa.,atsrv DIS Il
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-28

Center Tables Mahogany French Chsrs. Conches Dt.
vans, Book Caaes, Sc. Sc Termsca-h. t2oD d2s Ills
WM Il. JONES'. Aacnoucer
ROOTs, SHOES AND BfoGiNs.-Cn Wednss-
ID day, Dec So 1876 At TO o'clock Ut tho store OF D in
geTso Co No. - PeGrst 80 cnaes. comprising iarge
Desirable OF Boots Shoes and Broguns sut
sa'e FOR the Southern, Western nnd city dealers d2i
GONTINUATiON OF the Sale OF Colmsn's Great
worss sSited to the ses.ont3ossi.,ing Of SesnGii
Landscapes History, Conversations Portraits, Merry
nakins, Cae &c by aEcien, and modern artists, gill
be fully described Ia Tie Catalogue which may DO bad
Mr a, placed in ,h. salt. hi. celebrated Landscape
by Vsrboou signed 1877 pronounced equal 10
obbima or RqYsdael and ADMIRED hy az artists beside
Demarne the Paul Potter Of Ffanesi Richard Wilson,
tho Claude n England Grtlnewhi WSnd. King, and
other American artists whose production. have sold AZ
very Nigh price, 10 Europe sessInne Madonna grace
lIs collection, aud than 80 pleasing Landscapes, all
10 rich france and VIII make lovely presents for tho Nav
Year
Those who wers disappointed in not drawing one ON
The sth now have Al opportunity OF buying al
their own price.
Tho Pictures aro ready foe examination at No as
Broadway. -econd loor, where Ihs sale VIII take place
al ID o'clock A. NJ OF the IJih lnsL dI2 3usTuWGM'
SPLENDID ROSEWOOD Furniture al Auction
own be sold on Tuesday 2h inst NJ 10y o'clock at the
.ottrneu OF Ro.swood Rufni,nre In ElzabsLaa Loui.
XIV and modem stys-ail made IN ths best manner by
l.. GEHAfER aud warranted Sale positive RAIN or ,hina.
A. EAGLE TAVERN, ALBANY. ". Y.-Tbs
Ed subscrbers respectfully inform their friends and tho
public generally, thai they have succeeded II st;-
and ere prepared To Accommodate all those who favor
them with Ihsf patronage with large aud well lufnlstrd
and airy C1om. ldgl.1 DoBBs BLAKE.
lss sWIILIASIsBIRGII PROPERTY, For Ssio
Ha1 Cheap.A stOfY attiC and basement house
A and lot built tn July tnd Angus, latt by dAYS
works located In SOulh Thrist between Second sud
Third ,ts add within Two minutes OF either ferries.
v.aw city sad Dor OF E0Yofk and the ulost
sp.cas part VI village. VIII Oe sold bargain flap
piled of before Two Part of the purchase money
can remain for aud half years. Ig,ufe d.s
,rsu,ses No 81 South ThId.sL d23 it~
&C. At PRIVATE SALE.-Two lots each 25 feet
MI by half the block nofti side Of Nnce-ntsL and
1 sout side 1f enls-sI shout l15 feet from Tenth.
avenu. For particulars applyto
ANTHONY J. BLEECKER, AucioneeT
d2s iw No Brosdst
o. FOR sAEE-Ths three houses and Tote situated On
A tho 5outhH 0f Catherine and Henry ets FOR
MI terms apply o J. HENRY FERRIS,
Dated June D. ISib. Pseks.bl ~ y. or
ie9 2awtsN GEO. T. tELSOH, D WH+sI
ssvALUABLE RAKn,n Maryland for 5sla-The
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-28

SANTA CLAUS AZ THE ALHAMRA SALOON.
$50 BROADWAY, NEAR PRINCE-SC
tSEtsIY oPSosITS SIEIo's,)
I1ERR ALEXANDER, the Crest Original German Ma
sican who crested sieh unbc1n.d Ssion:shuen: nj;
Nbios. is r.EnYsged. sci Will PRODUCE SANTA
CLAUS IN PERSON EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK.
Full particulars N III. daily hilis.
Tickets The Rounde. 81 cent. 10 the Balcony s5 cents
children under 70 veers o! age. half price
Doors open at6 commerce at O'Clock. d2s lysis
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-28
3cor6IHq.

DOARD-A seroad sosy ront roSaa acc one .-i,. or Tvs
,,ASr- iSsr- are no cadren - e:reao'' hetsenee *
changed. -
D0OyIs WITH or WITHOUT srsssias; .'.si go. "a
- , :; ;.,s vss;.rnsa aod gentlemen aid ihe-r
u-e, NAV .. Obtained :in o. ou. &c Ies
un reasonable terms, 8; No = - 49,
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-28

TTHE BEST OPPORTUNITY 'os tioliday Pre-
senis-Guior's Bazaar rs Broadway COT,snd
st-The proprietor this old and faoriie establishment
having determined close his rich and costly stock OF
Fancy Goods retail private sale will sell ay and every
article il hs store without regard % coe has GSordns
better opportunity for selections sud lower prices Than
aEy sale Glc.icn. The stock IN mary ls
eqused in this couutryhe importstoGs this hnve
been unusually largo, surpassrg those OF former
both in qVsli and iasetuness Pure silver ard silver
gil mounted Dress.ngcase- a. sss than their OF
IN Paris To those who may wish procure such
article opportunity Ike this Ele
gsnt Dress Fans " 0rk boxes Porcelain Ware, Wiring
iesss. Retcues Pg7s5s, Card.cascs, Psrssols Riding
whips trvelops, the finest Perfiiurrv. Soaps Combs
Brushes and articles impossible psrcuIerze. conipris
ug the entire slock Of the Oldest ana esta
.i-huent IN Broadway GUlOS'S lis Is oadvay.
t2i iflis- opposite HoyEri's Hotel.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-28
General Notires,

r. First U-nrd.-Thc Wing Electors o: Lhs Fus.
ysy3 are if,ee 10 .est iheir old Head Quarters, the
Broass: House. corner Broad act Pearl sis On aoctEy
erepiaz Dec 20 o'c-2cz, 10 c'ecl ther Committees
for he e.,soog 7ear pursuant 10 ie call o. as General
Comrnit,eos g. order Of the Ward CourIiise.
GEO. W HOLLAND, Chairman
THO r Dc FozEsT. .Assis:an: ChsirInsr-
JANIS G BLisE, sec.:g.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-28
HILL At TIE TABERNACLE,


GLORIOUS HOLIDAY aTTRNCTION..-
~ CrTaIG Optical and Philosophical EESTIN AL VIII De
gwen oy Mr.. SRUSOAGE n Clinton Val, cor. SeeSmAn
and Nassau SIS on Wednesday, evcnog Dec s. eouineae
Ing a; y o clock
P.sr IA series Dissolving Views Natural, histori-
csI snd rpturs-concludmg with The Chromairopse
hesnutal species OF ARTIFICIAL Fireworks.
FNSr I-Sgtl!ant Philosophical Experiments, steh as
Laughing Gas viii he administered several persons,
showing the truly wonderful si pleasing effects resulting
from change in The combination cf the essss hch
pose oGG atmosphere.
The whole 10 concute with numerous interesting ES
pernents upon he rt a!ira Of noter, discoveries
GUN COTTON.
y. 3. Mr.. BRUNDAGE ha. prepared 30 packages OF
present
Ticke's . cens-to be bad s, The door. d2S SlC
st. GEORGES SOCIETY.-rs- Charitable Com
- u;iice Of the above Society beg t announce TO the
SaritSne Eln VIII taSe plsce e. ' ahrrasre on Mon
dsr Evening. Drc. -. iS+G.
Principal vocsli.;. Mrs. 2 LoDER, 3u>s NoRTUALI,
md Madame aBLaMOWICZ: Mr AUSTIN PGILLIPS
and Mr. EDWARD SHEPPARD.
Principal irstrureralists The talented children Mss
ters 6t LLOCK and COLE, ard Miss ANNE ". COLE,
snowr "a the Apooueans VIII perform = few pieces
Herr DORM (ihe hrst horn snd guitar plsyerof Germany
hts hr. sppesraner IN NewSOrkl, Mr. }. A KYLE. Mr..
n: c TtAlM Mr.. GEORGE L0DEs snd his SPLENDID
ORCHESTRA
Tickets One Dollar 20 b. obtained :, lie usual places
and OF the members Of Ire Committee. c23 u
DHILHARotONIC SOCIETY-FIFrH SEASON
-Ihe public and ihe subscribers respectfully in
f5ru-c that he Second Concert uf The viii take
p!1c. s; The Apollo Rocaas SATURDAY. lsl6.
The subscriber 10 four tickets ssch received The
store OF Scharfecoe7g Luis. BY order
J. L. ENSIGN, Secretary,
d25 sIeod.s al hous;oE-rt-
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-28

T. X. LUDLOW. Auctions-r
HANDSOME MAHOGANY EURNlTu RE-
TO Ge sold This Day, iMonday Dec % 10 o'clock,
AZ No ji5 bToud"py, being general assortment OF Pat
Frepeh B-dstcads, Grecsn top 10 fold up. Toilet
BIreaux and Glass with mn,h- top enclosed Worksands
Center Tables. Mahogany French Chs!rs. Ccncher. Di
vans Book Caaes, &cSc Termsca-h. t2o1l d2s tbs
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-28

L
IL ISRAgLrS NOVELS complete 10 l vol II
Fi-ding's Select Wofks, complete II vol II
Siebuhrs Rome, complete IN ! vols. - -
Burus's WORKS, cor2pleie IN vol - l.
Dicks WorEs, vols. IN l. ~ y
ShAkspeare Illustrated complete in : vols. -
For sale by L. l.. bLOODt AeeAI, !u9 Nasasu+,'-
S;awNWASlst
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-28

tS- Tenth Ward.-in compliance with Il resolution
the Whg General Committee the Wings of Ibis Ward
are requested Frizs Hotel OF Eldrdge
and Broome sts on Tuesday evening, Dec - a. :.
o'clock for the purpose OF electing i've Delegates 10 rep
resent the Ward 10 the Whg General Committee for The
ensuing year; Gnd also 10 choose Ward Committee for
The wear 1871 and 10 transact such other business
come before The meeting By order OF the Ward Commit
tee. RICHARD SCOTT, CharrsL
RICHARD 5. JoSEs Secretary. d2Gt
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-28

ySs- sixteenth Wnrd.-ln pursuance o. ss rom rom
Wsr,; sre requested 20 the Mechanics Asseinoly
Rsom in Sixteenth Moadsy evening the -S'h instant
a. :. orck foy he purpcse OF clectng hr- DesAiss 10
each OF the General Committees and also Ward eeH
.riuee for The ensuing year
Bv order OF The Ward Committee.
GEORGE G. CAMP SELL. Chairman:
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-28

HXTRA New HQIIet Sack k<sea--Ine usdef1.gyaSso
n-,,sr,d 20 r-cetve ORDERS fer ne'~ hlirt Sncx.
80 he.y racksd IN barrels, hAif assres quarter srf
ssr,.ls: aso in saga Of - AID - Ia escn also
etst.-- gour scs osi Neai n EKs p.efag-a- These
az. arrzu-c equal shy II Market Orderh fro-r
nj o. he City accompanied viii Cry rslsssaes vl
& ou. =. ..-t,S -, 1,c:rrt ere1ttop T. J G. Frost,
- = srris 81 ErgE:-.i. dscE beiox Peck-a.!p.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-28

o. FOR sAEE-Ths three houses and Tote situated On
Ea the VI Catherine and Henry eLs For
A-~ terms apply J. HENRY fEkalS,
Dated June ., 1870 Pseks.sl, ~ y. /"
ies 2awtsN GEO. 7. NELSOa, WAs~sI
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-28
INl- UAV Fuun-ll-d.
NORTH AMERICAN SCENERY,

NORTH AMERICAN SEEN EHf,
l.
Fllftf.lis Tetatatti IN Ssr7e' ef Illustrates Tis.
From Ori sJn1! DrG-c.Egs tai-H on The Spot
BY z. WHITEFlELp.
JNHE LITERARY DEPARTMENT under Tie super
i ut.ndauce OF JoHN kEssE, ESQ.
plan or PugtIc ArioN-A part viii he published pune
tral on lae ls OF every month Each part VIII conia!a
;rave tent This WORK win te beautifully printed me-
duIn quar,o. with new type, and Viii be completed N
Twenty four Paris Each pa 10 be complete IN li-eli aE
I,yen,y.t.ye cents each Il LONG x BROTHER.
s. inn-st
pS-Per-ons IN the country wishing copy Of the
,Sork csn have mailed strong wrappers, oy RENTING
- cents 10 tHe publishers.
limited edition this number has been published. An
earlv remittance will save disappointment d2o -''s
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-28
.YTRACTs FOR FLAVORINl. b!zae Hsass,

TYTRAETN FOR LAVURiNIs b.z1c 1l1ls<I
J-f-s Creams. CGsta-Gs, Chario.te Sasse Yuddins'
sr,rns ss.c-s &c Higr!J c1acerfraec E1tr=SI oi
o-ssr. Also Ru=e WeceT; Peach All Orange Fo~ef
g.. f,- asvornx all kinds Of Co1fscon-. Cooks anc
cTr,ir1--s hs-- universally preferred rhe.e EIirsci'
sc~ou.r q. their gr-ai strerct s1d s1rty oi asF"r
-sspoGnf1I Il Ea:Sr.eri 10 hzTor quart F1i up n
$500 : b. HESRY JOHNSON, Chemist Z!s Broad
80 fT-e. s:ie y ihe C;rse Building 500 sls9 AZ W
- -. az <l4bcc.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-28

po,,,.ro, leS Bo-y-ry. Sold, Wholesale and 70
,,,i ~ WYATT I KETCHAN, III sulL.n-sL n l. ana
G stosne Ia FuIton- 81; BROOKLYN. PnessL
sv-sc
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-28

NOyELTIEs.-TIFFAN YOUNG ( ELLIS re-
'-p-otuily sGnounes that their novelties for the Hol
iays open and ready Cor -spec;ion and sails
20 and ecO Broadway d2s tIis
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-28

SHINE OUT, SHINE OUT .-Those thai desire
20 .sve Get on The He geaT sCt bT al means pre-
rr oca OF Roberts splendid Silver Door Plates 10 nss
"a. r-cs;7ed The crecIc the lsLr Fsr Prtcs OILY -
ROSERTSS Pren.u- Door PlAte Estshhshre1L
asa ,iIIs 5se Broadway, besT PHsss.fs
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-28

~ Fifth Ward.-The Whig Electors OF This Ward
re requested the Marion House No. 65 West
Broadway, Monday. the 9Th inst a. y P NJ for IDS PuF-
pose OF selecting Eve Delegates TO represent this Ward IN
The Genera. Committee, and also choose TIE Ward Com
Inee for The ensuing year. By order Ward Committee
WARREN CHAPMAN. Chairman.
W.. W. a cDAsLrSe, Secretaries dosr
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-28

HOLIDAY ,.iET~.-ScraP BOOKS made OF c0Icred
>troas ootad r'sfS cod Tyr7ar, dcsss worS
t silver Ps1e cases, card csseS. pocSe books rory
;2o.e Pe4fiiodets writing acIors. Portfolios chess
men. 5scs CANNON boards daily memorandum books IL.
l+ a1d Erest varety Of useful sr,les suitable for
presents FRANCIS ( iOUTREL
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-28

EEa EAGLE TAVERN, ALBANY. y. Y.-Ths
k.a spbscrbers respectfully inform their friends and tho
A public generally thai tiey have succeeded II 7 st;-
yens, Erq prppdetors OF the above well gnoWn house
and prepared to Accommodate all h0ss who may favor
them with he patronage with large and well iufnlahrd
and Airy rnOms. ldBIsNl DOBBB BLAkE.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-28

DRESENT@ FOX TIE HOLlDAiS,-L0Ck-
4 WOOD SCRIBNFR, corner o. Pear! snd Fulton SIS.
uavefor sale ous-u! ard Ar1euia articles
which the beg leave ;- n" attention OF those about
selecting presents suitable for the approaching Chgs!mes
and Ns;vYear, among which Goif ard Sc IFstcsss.
Is tie hest Maker OF tl" various movements. caed In
the neaies; styles, G1i warranted correct tueke-re-s
ToG Chains Keys Seals. Bress. Pins Ear Ring Bruce
e,s Head Ornaments. AID every description OF fashion
able Je,ye!ry Silver Spoons, EcsGs Batter KUiees &c
God Psa Pencil Cuses g1 Sp-rtnces Plated aEi Bri-
tannie Ware, fine CHtIeTv. F1ucy Go1ts SC
LOCKWOOD e SCRlBNER, 10. ,fi Pear Il.
trlfr--3t .,ur 1siI lie l.. s Hotel
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-28
sEWOOD Eurnilufe al Auction

boW be sold Tuesday 2'th inst NJ 10y o'clock the
manufacrory No 81 Brsstnsn-st large and complete
.ortment ot Ros-wood Furniture. In HlAbehan, Loui.
XIV and modern styls-ai made In ths bes, manner by
L. GEEMER, aud warranted. Sss positive. ,hina
Catalogues now ready d25 q
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condition equal to any emergency in the coure of
a few weeks. We are now informed from autho
rity which we consider beyond doubt in such mat.
ters, that the statement we have made, was true
in every material respect and that the lombard
ment Of San Juan de Uloa, is now set down by the
administration as part Of the measures that will
be prosecuted against NJ xico, if overtures of
peace are not soon received Tampco, if not
already iuken, will soon be in possession Of our
forces aud the bombardment OF the Castle of San
Juan de Clloa, and the capture of Vera Cruz,
will be the next act in the drama The time,
too, IS appointed, for taking Vera Cruz, and
we are informed that the beginning of October
is set down as the time. For this purpose the
administration is prosecuting its arrangements
with all the vigor possible and before that
time we will probably see the whole naval force
of the country, not otherwise required, in proper
condition for the attack.
This, we think is the only alternative left for the
administration, in order to secure an early peace
and we are assured from authentic sources, that
this is the course that will be pursued, II over
lures of peace, such as the government can re-
ceive without dishonor, be not profiered immedi-
aely by Mexico
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man who would acquit any murderer, declaring
his innocence, when knowing him to be guilty,
for no other cause than his own dislike to havs
the law carried into effect, is perjured being and
a At subject for The penirentiary The judge lie
sworn before God TO do his duty, and the Jury
men to do theirs each in his peculiar province !;
to decide upon fact, and the other to sentence
upon conviction; and either swerving from his
duty upon the grounds of personal feeling or phi.
losophical opinion, risks the consequences atten-
dant upon public crime.
Again, there can be no splitting Of doubts if
the doubt Of prisoners gull, is strong enough to
save him from conviction and death, that same
doubt should save him if no other punishment
were attached to the crime than the worlds CEN
sure either horn of the dilemma the anti cap
ital punishment men find poor resting place.