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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-05-18
DELTA OFFICE, NeU Orleans, }
May Sd, 10 O'Clock, A. nj. {
neutrality-suspicious. of Tus
Pan-TRiumph fOH the NaVeY


The U. S. transport schooner Gen..
Patterson. Captain jackson, arrived this
morning from Vera Cruz, whence she lelt
on the oath ult. By this conveyance we
have the gratifying intelligence of the
capture of Tuspan, by the gallant Com.
modore Perry, and the gallant squadron
under his command-lhus showing that
our Navy wants but the opportunities that
have been presented to the Army, to be
like them everywhere triumphant. 4 c5i
The Gen. Patterson fell in with Com
modore Perry and his squadron, on their
return from the Tuspan expedition, on the
Oath ult., % miles north of Vera Cruz.
She was boarded by an officer form the
U. s. steamer Scorpion, who put letters
ON board, and who reported the captain
Jackson, that on the 18th, Tuspan had
been taken, after fierce and determined
resistance by the Mexican troops. We
lost four men killed and fourteen wounded
among whom were four of1icers-Capt.
Tatnall, slightly; Lieut.. Parker, severely;
Lieut.. Hartstein and Passed Midshipman
Towns, slightly. s
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-05-18

Gen, faylor1s Station Of Troops As
= ,sassiRqtiop Of t&cn,y. four Mcatiicanrs--
Massacre of Transfers, 1870. -.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-05-18

talking as though be was once asorc on his
way TO New Orleans.
Gen Shields was mortally wounded,
and hearthis morning that he is dead.
: he behaved most gallantly and his mishap
is deeply deplored.
Gen Pillow was wounded in the arm,
but slightly!
Major Sumner, of the I'd Dragons, was
shot in the head, but is considered out OF
danger.
The force of the Mexicans, at the low.
est, is set down a, $4,000. The officers
OF the Mexican army are being paroled
whilst l write this, and with their soldiers
are being sent about their business-our
commander being of-opinion that he can
whip them easier than feed them The
Generals will be sent to New Orleans );
among them you will have the second ap-
Pearance of La Vega, be having refused
again TO be paroled. a8gla q p,
The second in command to Santa Anna
is q man as black as the ace of spades,
with name something like Stinton. 81
All Santa Anna's plate was taken, and
his dinner, cooked for yesterday, eaten by
our own officers. saJirc : ).
. am sorry to say that Gems. Patterson
and Smith were, both confined to their
beds by sickness, and were unable to 10
into the fights with their commands.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-05-18

Gen. Tom Thumb weighs but l5lbs.
tits said thar during his trip to Europe,
he received I75 times his weight IN gold.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-05-18
DELTA CORRESPONDENCE.

T~iggs opeasthe ball Col. Harvey si-
lences one Of the Batteries of the Enc
ny--Liem.9 May seoupded. e,o,-as-,
a''d hess April Ia, 4 1-2,P.M. III
Twiggs has engaged with the enemy,
and a brisk cannonading and muskelry
fire has been kept up for near two hours.
Already one of their batteries has been
silenced by Col. Harvey, who is in com.
rnand of the mounted (now dismounted)
rifles, and 7th infantry. A number of
Mexican prisoners has been taken, and
many of the enemy killed. iregret to
state that Lieut.. Julian May was slightly
wounded. At the time he was in com.
mand of company of the Rifles. Sew
erslaof our men are reported killed, and
many wounded, sold Dan," as the boys
cali Twiggs,is giving it to Santa Anna in
fine style. The enemy are Well supplied
with ammunition and provisions. naaa
~ -4sslaasa H., In haste, p.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-05-18
From the Missouri, Republican.
Still Later from New Orleans.

The splendid and fast running steamer
old Hickory arrived yesterday, at II
o'clock, from New Orleans, having left
that point on the evening of Monday last.
We are indepted to the officers for papers
up to that evening, and for an extra from
the Delta, which we copy below, giving
an account ola brilliant naval victory at
TusPan, half way between Vera Cruz
and Tampico.
We cannot find in these papers any
further news from Gen. SCOTS army,
although the Gen. Patterson left Vera
Cruz on the oath, three or four days sub
sequently to the departure Of the McKim.
The New Orleans Bulletin, of the 81,
says:--"Gen. Shields, we regret to learn,
died of his wounds on the 10th. Major
Sumner was recovering"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-25

To H. GREELEY. EsQ -D,dr Sr. hooNlnS tne"stui
nt.rr,tycu have WAYS t-sfn in matt soi r'ioih nj"
taoso OF general good 90 hum'ai'y tsse tne lo'tS vi
80 ding A com nuuicHt'l % Tor POUR valuable pspef
am swsrs of lns.o having been many sni pstn7ts
GOOD rsrlsaes already published for rs'le'ueke oes
but [ have nc, ~ seen tho Only one long esen Nni
,s,ysrsied on hy lte niisns tho people oi the Nr'-
and known O. 81 pnyrlsn8 b. practice X 0TmeNa sno
Ciroao Ttrrral Hfdirius rhisremedy Is tneio!loNns
Prus FrrI lodizo) drschms.
Pun CsmOh (Gum CsmYhor) drschms'
~ Viz Rec (AicohoD ounces.
Nix aud keep 10 c.osesiopDad bottles.
When bef tne b.i part ia the mixture Tor n'o
minutes. The cure l. comp.st. tae pain ana '"e'lns
will a once sulsifr
Thi. compound vas used here some years Ego by q
persoa h0uug rsftssnake Ia our city and sln-fins
tue snakes o. bits nm daily exit idon. Tue io''
lowing sss taken by pos SIC SD here a. the rme
An Individual IL nov exhl 1iune rsul"snsk's N our
CITY lin AZ ket above frnthsl) VINO auf m hs snakes
% bs bin fsly aud by immefsng th1 bitten part IN
mixture OF Prus Ferri. csmph n and alcohol. imnedi
sey corr ETA th6 tfcs Ot tns plsous SUD returns To
be- bitten sgsn In bis performance lsti eyrnln' np
hardy sp.ctst0r possd his logger ut0 h1 cage ani was
bltso The ksepsr offered 20 euro h'fo, bat mo tool
protested that 10. compound nun ul snd leit the
room The following DAY he became vary sick, MS A. IA
swelsi greatly. sDd he went i0 one OF our hosPtzs
where he had hs attendance 81 tho Professors OF sur
gerry and Mrdcine-but n spite Of al thsy c'nil 90
tied on ihH thru DAY suppose there are tou'snu
o.d hunters add lnd'sns 10 the Wess who could nave
saved tnis mans iiIs'
Nov had our worthy Pro'essori have buried their
pr-flar against improvement ur reiorul ~ he'd snu"
cd c6smstry. or Something OF tha chrome thermal
system oi 1cine tno above remedy ~uuli have Ger
lainy been the OILY thought ~ IT, imm-iiste por
over tho nervous syst, Is eater 'nsn ln' venom o
.naA.. Yours. truly J W. ROSE. N D.
Profa ssOr OF Reformed or lhrono lhermA Moii;ne.
No Is south Elshts. nih.si Philadelphia
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DrsrEUcrvr TORNADO AND Loss OF LIFE
", Rave various accounts OF fearful tornado taM
p..sed through portion OF the County u Perry Ia tos
state 90 Friday evening last 10 commenced As well 80
49, can learn near NrFbern. 10 Greene County an1
pursued north esslery direction through ine County
of Perry
Much DAMAGE vss d1no 10 Nswheru bat the eS'rnt Il
NOT ss.ert.iaed. Fursling rs cour'e from Newborn
me hurricane fret inferred tne premises OF NJ ma
T. De-er los. over the line Ia Perry. eveins 10 The
roura every building th@ pacr sxr ~ the kitchen
The cweiline houss OF Mr. mes Wallace VS. neAs
urrooted ard I'D ih~ CUT houses except toe Kitchen
tlosnds.n Mr Wallace wss g. Jaref, though nos dan
s.rlusy. hy the falling um1frs
Nxt nu-sung ga course 10 came 20 me fpieni'f man
zion ~ l. q g. De- ismperi E.q which % unfo'i-i
AID every onth1ut- GO ths place ~as femohsh.d We
MT hssr I'd tat d. Robert Fosters whose dErllog
Us unroofsd md mo-, Of tho ouihousra we're blown
dosn Here W. ara panied q learn dr J. las Si'aes
young man ol h'sh resyec,abilty mt orotfr Of ine
SbertH If Perry wss silsd instantly by tho isiog VI
,itnlefs.
Pursuing lts destructive course W. next hsr Of ths
hurricane ~ the r,.i1r0ce ~ hr. Cherries Cox ~hsre u
is saii everything {. druoifhsi-bsrdy board et ~
All h. hniid.ngs Tdiss - tar az W hove heard. ho~
r or h h.texfent It. frshtul courss vas continued
", are vel % esrn W. hope however ~ tory "as
coon spent aud thsg We already kaog M worst
NOBLE ADV. 18th.
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II raE SOUTHERN HAL
Melancholy shipwreck-A whole Crew
Persisted.

A slip from the Office OF the Norfolk Herald. dated
Dec . Up " at.us shs iol0~ns extract Of letter
from Major Hunter one Of The Comm ssoners 90 wrecks
IN Priae,sl Acne % house 10 Norfolk.
am sorry % have 70 inform you. that iha rev senf
Sea Wrrh. n N-F-I * came ashore on cha he.cn ak
~ ii. south % Cspe Henry IA ihs sucF siom 'i lhus'
dav snt ELL ca board h7va perishef. b.t- mass sr,
s1na. of a. est srs i1surg Alongside We have al
11.rd "A ths mlrurs aoc 90 ia Thought she "as D
h.Ha.t Ttrss NJ h.ve b. sn f0uut sluuE tnofr sni J
rnk the reul- oder .r- n the raging As -onn ~ ilf
no.. falls We sl.I rutesvor 90 save ~fai ~ csn %
Tho Head Of Wsdaesiiy. sp-skiug OF tae storms
Witch ce.s.'onal tie wrecks mentioned above. says
We hal yesterday and s.' liEr' ore % hs s-vere.t
sr y storms uith which have a. eu acc -a'n WIN
io tha ls.,sr yaars u prece3e1 - aesvy 'ri-
ros rain uhich gradually lurned o. suoT accompanied
rfh n..vy y .r.h-esster. Toe weather became 81
ts-x ir the afiernoon tnat OBJ icis not ha mile OF
syere comp toy u1scurec.
The sta-lner Cures Peek With the mail. which rit AZ
D. Ess cor1u.-d to put osck a. was sso ~ Georgia
shch attempted % have 20 =, o'clock i'r h.lnm're
Tha stesni,- with the 1rth IN mall fr m baltimore,
ant t,s Oslrs Vifh ihs southern mai from Richmond
hs either arrived isst night WIN pat our fapfr 70
trss r.vins bots no t1unt been cuupt I'd % make =
hsr5or Il IVES indeed awful storm snt ~ fear I'M
nfnse loss OLIVES and properly las been TIA result
A~orHvs WREcr The schooner Amends ~ River.
he, smith. master w0Dt s,hore - tts ssm' time I'D
uiace--raW saved Saw ihe crew 90 fr1 Sea wien
lab themselves 10 lhe ris.lag
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MIR. ThomsOn's Card.

10 tir EdRofi Of Tie Tribune
GENTLFNES ln your paper Of lh0 I'd inst NM cad
ION, 81 Nr.lIlf which a. whole, calls 'Or reply, 10
b-i g. a.I thus wnoy prevalent 10 the point Al s.n-
h-twrru But lo the psriFrathi iu zrs.er 10 Nil
liam j ~ leo add Frederick Thomson. Sc feel hist
my character sfd pIuirr, ca l. of aie~ words
A. 10 that would say that enga4 ed 10 wOfk for Mr.
N-.b 20 a. ctmpt hand ana considered by
ham, be- Jay full iourne. mans Eag's tnat tl-
terms n nay engagement we're y cents p hour from no
finr rJmmrn ri work ia me mofnns untl gn q me
event z Dol cal hours 40 t1r urc~ssany list Ia waffng
FOR copy &C. roc uded IhAttae cause ~ my gutups be
en- yni,nt was the attempt 90 Mr y. iO reduce my
.ses Is NOT paylng fIr ihr % us-g iu getting
ia g. winch fh- sole luduc- that caused me
o work fJ him th rate ~ ~ c- pei hour that being
.s. han the sla plls. fDr this u together wh
tl- lr hlnd. he ohlse. except Two -tt the EN-
pll.msrt uf Mr g. WHAT thea becomes ~ ths unfair
ft1 ssy che least of m fpicaunn contained IN ths para
graph thar worked flr HIM not hay1s had an oppot1-
nify or Iraruing my trade fec DUNG my app ence
Zip reduced price in order fo perfect my.r that
bad come dis-stisi.d when found that could MT
obtain the price of fli -u hat i- d pre- pared 20
sny anything FAtDthlNh >. IhDMaON
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ei.hon ursbe. and the Puritan-.

Under tins caption in the Aer York Herald Of
yes, rssy morning - fad tie following r. make.
Why az ths Puritan Fathers q Toe NJ ENGLAND
Society beaded by Father Grnur hn1 Ia "a uy iltr
Hlxie inv tee Bshop 90 dinner a. Tee Astlr hNtr
pa.sase.hev w.ut4d % clrc.i.i- the fn ndsnIp and
80 f--lrss % R.-op Effhrs rhosc p7st1n o. srcss
~ baa a0 ~ ttrss tr drfa ti0lsaHa Caii0tc rosrs
firat si0tt ns sztesirs coaafrJ mere sfr y'1f..'
10 tls gufry over mill % oi t-... i'Fs ' D'l s'N
- Olf ol fr.s rrunlr shout two t4naf't q Hlssnl
sr. T. sai v..rs N.w % close Presideul4i con. e.
%, control or free or,r s bosS Of men determines
who e % 5e Prrs5elt
The Hs.ics sfo ogrs
Bishop H1shss The Cisrgy Of the Church Of Rome IN
America and o., Csi1oc isty - rlar. have un' ed
4, declaring thai he .tvo Lundrsd Thousand ilas
voter. ,ag ID cut sss prsiei IN the above 1suiiing
.-,rrs8h are f % every rsfpe- - free 90 vote &C.
eo-dns g. ,aeir GA best jlosm'rt mi pil, a. cur
o. ircsl elections sssny ether cls,s Of ciuzsus
ri.verv Nel known ia; they vote En- tor Wigs.
ANA ft ro-o.-some for men Of one party ant some
rr,,n ~ another. Ike o;5er persons. 81. here Il q
i,urusl uobelt. lsutei praised End quoted most AZ.
knowingly by toe Fuhi-9er Ulie1. and hr. Pos'
os,rore var faction iurrai hist pro's'ses to admire
- invasion If Mexico aud Rnoi8 editor a'is that b.
q. himself Catholic taunung the whole Caiho; 'ody
10 he I-c,ad states via being ~ is-oraa' ildc.o
oful race unable 10 sci manly part ard who are prp
oct, ed v tie nose 81, Il by the learned bishop Of
tnls diocese
The HvsH psinly a,ert. ih', The 100000 Catholic
-o,ers If l. Republic have sili q heir owl. ou'
s i the market end ibei- votes uuder the control or
Influence" Of bishop no. 90 close Presidential con
-, can thus d-ierm ~ vhohi De Presliens"
NJ Bennett 10 aicritiug the moe. unworthy motives
IN the Nv Eagl,nd soi-iy ani 20 the whole ar'c'c
from vhlsh se have l1ted. seems O. regret ile friend
" feelings That now = among bis fellow Christians
,ys on ,h- eouusry r ice 20 SEQ Amercsni u every
cred su3 froa every oiine, hsraling BE-. "a i ~ere
the Anniversary II o.. s.vours birth 10 i5i7 By acts 81
friendship kindness aud ioroesrsnce toward each other
aod have NJ doubt but that whsn PfeIleut Il 70 os
voted for the men WIN consclentou'y believe a. II
Fsyo.,e sni Carroll O'ConaoH and HaiseV Bruce AND
Wsla-s isyal will oot % found, as he Hrdlt more
,osn insnus,ss among ds betrssers Of tneir hg'y f.
v1rr1 country rgt side by si1e win ths snc
The vir,unus q every creed powerfully supp'ru1s ne
candidates Who en,it TIC hig1ss. elains 90 "a
ii0t = trust rui COS p 4cur0.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-25
General scott.

Ruuors from the Army would seem 70 Indicate
nat some Misunderstanding has arisen AZ Mexico
hs.reen the Commandrr.in Chief and iHo Or three
iHcer. OF lis csmmsrd. Ia the absence q any
sg,bsuis Information on the subject, it would APP
pear 20 be due 70 justice and ,o'he briantserviee'
and high character Of those concerned. not to form
ssv option unfayorsbl. I'LL the Whole facts Of the
case are made known.
The duties ola commanding General IN the heart
ofsa enemy. country. with az army flushed with
victory, YET inactive. and under me innaenee' in-
c'dent % % perilols position. are very delicate
aad can only be me, BY imaes' and the main
tsaance OF rigorous discipline. 1t would SEEM
therefore bat an act q Justice not 70 PREJUDICE The
csse. snd certainly not % condemn toe Com
msnder IT, Chief until bis reasons for what be may
have done are fully made known
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Thing. in Philadelphia.
Correspondence OF The Tri-ous


PHILADELPHIA. Dec. "a p m.
Tie same causes continue to operate upon our
market, Everybody T. loosins for the steamer AMI
ru.a anxs,y b.sins 70 % isit for her safety snail
ss n Cotton were made a. 9l and zoe Tor U2ands and
Oa.srs Flour oondnuss hrm a. s. 80 sod - osi for
family brands Whest 10 held shove ths Vows OF buy
er- who not willing @ sige u r.. Corn % rear ?
"a much .ntei ., 6Oaeic Corn Mea u slso wanted
asa 37l Oats southern bhog We. whisky 59.s 25c.
spnds without movement.
s,1css ara inactive. Penn s continue 20 improve
bur small .aias srs orly efrci,d =, III advance.
Fjya Board $50 Penn S. n 50 Rcsdiue RR 3ol
seeord Rsard-6OOO Penn 3 57a and Int 49, 5000
Rea-ine BIS TO- 100 Girard Bk, q LOO sehyl Nav
o. 50 q.
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GE~rL.,ts The C. ,Id oi 0e rle r. Nesbft which ap-
pears I'D Ihursdsy T. i5sns, slrlDu1h encountered vi
DEAD .lt eAfra4e0Is matter. recoultns nj oenevo
-of acs aud ceilings. entirely fore e. fo tn Subject, de-
serves froul Or sfzlr noc- The array OF Ger cltes
n YOUR paper of fhs morning.. would only show 10 81 the
c.rcumsianr,s could be- brought % s that Nr y mas
ose1 add u0ud be sgalu, -lu4-f iu 4l Ike ransac-
tons a.d Mill NOS insult tAe common sense ~ your
- sders by f4an referius fo such loussnsiceI ut
t.eersv Dd Mr. Ncs.itt tempt 10 reduce the pay Of
hs hands, hs did ami bad iu BIS Possession paper
with fl- signatures o ID attached 10, felsug 10
submit 20 the progos Mr. N says that my bills shO~
that more than IA hours tut be does
l1t go 4nV of fe ID That lefti received
more lsn a 60 per hours does he pretend 70 eeny
hs jscf Oh reduce tie pay of hs htlls ID c
per fhe present time, reiler viii b. deny that
his lclrfu- into strcr Oh W0ud have been
the dlfiuz che of Catalogue printing 81
duo Do Gre pay night wOfk - per week morena
in he yesr o. - those eto worked likht such
che lctf n fie Gaze. snd cla e le Nr ~ fo r9ute them
l 81 II paid mo move than be- dit ot'e- men. % vss e.
cslae he rnnosei lp0n additional fniies by holding
lrspoasi1 f.r the prompt and correct cutsn &C
Aud D. may seefl. IalflOufu " Dr. s
nnu.eassrt te compelled fO sneak " ones sefl Mr.
Nes1tf once hsd The mafnarmify 40 ssy 10 q the
close II season. tAtt cl.Dl-rs hsu ltiDfued him.
tla their cae kles Bad ee4 o. correctly lnfed for
several Years Aud ~ manifest Due tfd ceilings f9r my
sxsstons bis behalf be pfop1s.d @, orl1et from ny
ma Am AID nof 20 fil.ig sIf.rfs because ny
" habits have become u4-fefialy chau g.d'
II the ilsiuuat0nn with rcgal O. rY fsbfs made
with nI4re 40 D. ts 81 other
IghtI made without Gle afut nf found trioo.
CHARLES JEFFERDs.
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JOHN II CURRiE,
Belmont Laboratory,

ssSDss SssssPsEfLLs digestion is perfect or im7sf'
feet, according c0nd Of that powerful solysri
the gastric juice. n mperfeot,the ehye into whehb
the soa taken 10 the stomach will produce 10
healthy blood and the hillary secretion be a. the SANE
time impurs, the evil will be aggravated. The cosss
qiencss Of this Of tie animal economy ss
niaforin. Among them may be named lasst1ce, enS
caii0a hypoeord paipitson Ut The heart, Almost
Infinite variety q cuptye aud ulceroos diseases, 10"
appetite astulency Inflammation Of the stomach sGf
many oiher complaint, less dangerous In 81
cases Of this ca.s SAsDss ssr.aparilis is speedy pss
less remedy, 10 directly upon tho secrstons Fsr
re. them sud healthy to the organs ~bisa
generals them.
Prepared and sold wholeaale and retail b. A. b. I'D
SANDS, Whoissaie DrHsgisis 100 Fulton, Of WI
hsu-st - Broadway, AID II East Broadway, n Ycfs-
Sold sso " Druggists generally ,hrou shogt the Uoi>h
s.ate. Price 81 per tot'l,. or ia bottles fors5
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~ Az the season for Gus and GOD wishes, ~hsA pee
nj, ,rs often embarrassed In what shape 20 m'se
/, IS rendering real services % me Pao"e .,
-, % .uv holiday articles which comprise As
-,,,.e. Of novelty elegance. utility and ee'no
rh. .sh.,rbe would therefore, call N''n'on 70 nc
..',-,e..,o, stock OF CalSren', F.ney Beaver ha'-
rSs. se,g, fsi Hat, have been Manufactured 'rPr'",
.-...o,.. Aey are uneqasled for novelty Of
..,,,. ID material and The artistic skill di'pis5'd
II heir ,.imnirs Selections can be made RON 50 M
i,.v.nety Of patterns. some Of whi'h are Ia '''
,..,,if,i .oa bizarre style Of tho renais'anes
"GENIN," "a Broadway
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
a.rnnnAy moRNINe. pEcEMBER Is.

RI Advertisement. for ~ T,'."< ?. s'.r,n, a. ,b,
% b. .en, 10 b.for. 10 o'clock on s''a'0 $50.
pnsl,es,ion oHes Of tA' paper - nos h
Subscriber. in the City who 90 .,o,a A. ,he one.
a, an cary hour are reqns'so sa.s. ali the Garner. to
Is oar aranss before O'Clock. Csrriep fail
get through nj, will be required 70 give Up their
rowe. x,hlns TIE Ty'Ss" len st Their dwellings o.
A..oes. regularly every morning WI please
p ,s,,r .dsrs.,a the Publishing Ofes or send note
$50 the Post ofee Terms u. cents s~ses paJ'
,ls 20 the Garner.
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bnsinesg Npllees.

ChEisrNas ANCsEHEST.-s AHt s2iIetto, the famous
trainer Of Canary Birds from Genoa would cali The atIen
Too Of The public lie Christmas exhibition advertised
"a smother page Ttol's1ds 10 Europe have ~tas.'sd
thsr woa6sfl performances With great delight, and he
,i 70 ss ths Amsrcsn public an opportunity q see
ns them They perform may fsais Il hl' bidding with
prom 7Ensss asd facility that l. truly astoLslng TIE
exh billion will Be cont aaed several days.
u ar w. L. PALMA "a our Agent for ths sale Of
The Tribune IN syTsssss-
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Pr,cs On wAx.-cocnRA~E OF 2ss GTeen~ieh''1 b"
fr sal. the largest assortment Of Gold "s'ehe' 20 -
found In The city and of the most approved maae'' va
c,oper Tobias Bee.y. johnson and Yates Also a'Plea
did assortment Of Goia Neck. Fob and SIDE chAn' "'
- ~ riry il. now. being a sposed OF At cos, prices.
,ii,s 10 eoofine himself entirely the Watch usds
The lover, of splendid and seeurate woTsmsnshe are ID
&c., a. and examine hsimproved watch, constructed
upon entirely new snd novel principles Of mechanism o.
der. for VIII eh will now be received 90 "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-25

There il but n moderate business doing IN Flour.
81. all parties sra waiting for forHsu news. Howard
srrset fs hold a, 81 81 and CRY Mills 50 ~ 20 80 d.
Whcst . frm sud generally held above views OF buyers
Corn 10 sstve demand the supplies are lager out Buy
era loser rates sales 59 10 p. FOR white sn1 %
,slow Whi.ky qaists,2 . 20 PSI 10 bhls Pork con-
itruss exceedingly 1uN Bicou-sncu'fers and siies
- "a. and hsms- al for old Western Lard u TO - 10
b,. aud kegs Groceries wtnolt particular move
fufr-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-25

C Od ssrts Csus has eff be choicest stores O he
Am-rcaa Museum Pol sr where fr % be lisp-u.st
% s scores 0 'h1lstadf who filtl-r ~ spend
rsIy ChIlstn.s iers DOT Del merry t1e- there ansrz
the children ls Nil ca fl lel Efea- nunllef. ~
sr-1d festive day. ald The -ti row.
tee allusslelts " TIE place. The Agsslm ia.
t,el the i-Fouie resort Of The -ter 10 d.,
lines a.C tle manager. xh1 seems fl y b uldeftand
hs bsslaess las prepared NJ tlr today Shcl c.nlot
fs O. enhance seag tle lnte n bis estat shfnent
other lc-aan, vel ir BE- You'd that Of
Oder Place D4rng tie eaF and evening fourteen spisn
did rer5rmsnces te place, the ffst commencing 10
O'clock 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-25

,. -, or YlreANr EScllM sND ANtS'e's
s-.,.-R.>c.. RicHaKus 4 PLsrr, .oi Broadway -ia
- an Monday evenins Dse Il, Al extensive ana nen
..,,,oB Of tift Books including Enss and America
Aona,. for 1913 several thousand new and popa
1s. splendid Prayer Books. ad Bise' in T'ss 's's,
and morocco bind nss valuable standard and "0'i''sa
yors.. including macy foe Easii.h sainon', eao'ss
French Juveniles ia sne bindings M'ni'1'e 0'''''s'
Games. &c