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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-29
liarAels. .calefalls 1.gorlea for The ry,s4n..

II -sDAY EVENING, Dec. Il
AsHES-lne market % very arm Tor Pots Al So PsAs
agr quiet O. sale. Of about 100 bbs both
COTTON The demand u far from the spinnefs the
De0g 90 ~ 100 bales The market Is hrn and but
sn.odslae amount o1enns Shippers are doias nothiag
FLOUR AND MEAL-ThsIe has been bot little mora
ACTIVITY Flour tna yesteidsy snd change " note 10
prices There appear. 10 be opposition prss Ot. on
tbs market and INC Purchasers only Trade lou.
Good brands 81 g1n, Troy. Os~egO, Is IA
10 Gsusses ~5a0 ~ the latter for strictly pure
The agsresAEe sales 90 ao exceed 1000 100 66s ~
clgd parcel Of 90 0Ds half Michigan, hall Gene
something OF Ia There O. .hipDinx ia
present rates There some buyers falure
delivery but head trscsactions. Ia Southern We
hear OF no movement. The market . nominally at o.
there buyefs royeTo p Mea held .ith zone
hrmnsss. bit The lfans-etoas arc very small s.e Of
~ DDS " rrc.A AS -er a. ~ and small parcel VI
Brald wine hhcs a. s7 o Rye lour IS 81 Tor common
and D0 for exIs bucswbeat Is doing better j 75af
) per bis 10o04S per bags
ORAlS-bolasTs u Wheat are generally firm and The
only heal Of 2o0g bush good sstefn red At
puce showing about CO decline tom prices befOrs The
steamer erns>d- Corn much better INJURY To-
and quotations. fell "a showing dcc!tne Of at
CO per Ousn siScs Tue steamer received The
soulEsfn Ai1ed 7@07f tlr O.d Western 81 for Mixed
old aHe DC" southern, Toe Tor round Northern new 75c
Old aud ~ Tor Ne~-JrszDs portion VI the pulchass.
export Rye 10 very frm a. act and in ,n IN
sgppy. Nothing dong In Barey. Oa. ase steady a. .d
dc Tor Northern ~ isT good Southern sole Of 1900 bu
WhishI-A sna sale Of Prison bbls o. was made q,
> cts Drudge q Gull al II cts. time
fhOf ioIONS-Lhe 10 ninal quotations are IS and
II - yl fiMs -nc bless but there little nothing d0in
sale u D0s City Prime beef for January Wa al,
The Whole range u e59.o AID ssQ- Ios County
tly. sales 81 oo4s Cneaso beef Hans a. . 81 Ia
Picked Gezs nssf rs bbls Baltimore al acc Z
ca tor shoulders AID Hans There s not arse quaint.
y q Lard Prssax Oh toe market, and We ncs sses 40
DDS Baltimore a. "a 20 kess neS City cts; 90
OaIo :. ca. butter Is rather dali. with sass So
40 pxSs Ohio a. u. sale Vi 10000 prime Chez ;,
ga made At : CT our maaset lr.vra!y aeayy. sa-.
| ~ o. Hogs q
4a-l.tt - .O..1, sl4 81. ai-s a. ta q c.. 80
! l-,gVv ns beet Marrow "a PIlysts tssns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-29

Feathers At 50 CTS. cash
BsE>WAN-A st's 90 q go - Y.i5s W. rr.a.,...
cfs cash -
OIL About soo bhi. Crude Whale have be.a IA -.
n ,, crrls sccorfing fD quality f0r house. sni 49,
Es.f 900 bhis Crrde perm mostly for tins naf...
a. tnj cis English Lin,ced sells % extent At -
per al
sEEDs-Th- m.fkst arc very du fsf al des-n,....
Small parcels u Flax are picked up ~ gfastsrs = Al
cents rrr hu-he'
WOOL-Th-F- hss been hide or movement a.
w--k srd prices rf- without chsnT~
NAVAL ~rORfS fuyefs ard feIiefs q Turr-1fir. 4
NJ. come together yet >Futs pc very hfm ~th ssl.. Il
inl htI. al 80 cents. cash
LEAD The stock i0 fes lands arc bs.d h cher a
Pc csL hayes offer Z, time
rINFNTO We note ssis 81 'I bs.s a. ID cent sher,
price.
COPFFR-A sale Of 200 p o lhs Peruvian Pis u.s.
supposed for export cn terms uot made Fgbnc
nay The .i5rk ia store held a. IS Cts with ,ass -,
bales cargo NJ staten issnd sold o. ID eens per cat
gDAL-Ne notice 81 uf 80 tons coarse fctou a. .
snd ID 90 noe a. 3 1l cash
sALT-A cuso of - Maria's sold on rf.yats terms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-29


In addition 10 the specie and other property the Banks
have so2s Dc Of the Of other banks on hand and
s - deposited 10 other banks for the REDEEM pton
their notes The total capital Of all the banks 81 1856 800
At Philadelphia there is no increase OF discounts
by the Banks ard the out door rate Of discount, still
ranges from u per per month frst-cass pa
per Paper Of doubtful shade hardly be disposed Of
any price.
The following statement is from the Portland
.fdusrtsr The the part Of the Cove
ment AZ this crisis 10 10 say the least, DO advised
Itisweu known BY every business 10 Portland that
there s 81 this Tine great snssncy la Money
ket and that business Of the best standing Il die
cult obtain discounts az BANKS although IL il
snO~n that CITY Banks have reduced their 'Oans
but dong al hey can 10 aid The community Al such
time as this, our business will learn with surprise
that the state Treasurer has notified Banks Of the
QUESTION u loan Of i've per Of their capital 70 The
state the explanation, We believe Is simply that our
state Government has been Purchasing and specializing
Government stock % sustain tho Admnistr1t on which
stock IS hand ald below par aud must either be
sold % discount OF loan required Of Banks Th-
alternative has been chosen The fund. u the
scrspeg together las Sumner portion Of the
G9vernment o4a and men must >. eur
JAILED 10 their facilities a. thu. critical time a. q con.s.
qusnce OF this hesneiefing 10 sustain the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-29


DAY night, says tho Boston Atlas Of yesterday fall Of
about iouf OF five inches which has the
hast sleghrs OF the season and people seem determined
the Of u. the bells insled isht meuy
through the DAY Yesterday and al last evening Ga sun
cay aeInoon and night the weather gre~ bitterly cold
Gated o1e degree above aero At Newton We understand
stood sunrise 81 below al the Observatory, ~ Cam
bridge, below 81 Dorchester below zero FTaneonla
vet To be heard nom
The Naaiaos, Iasa,,er OF Monday, says within the
last days have hsd probably the greatest fall Of
that has been Known here al time Tor seyeIa.
years II commenced showing gently on Saturday morn.
log and continued DO until evening when The nd
Increased and the became violent II showed
hard all Saturday night and unul Yesterday The snow
deep that when II - trodden aox a. We shall probs
by have some some days OF hriate seishng None Of
the churches, We believe, weie opened yesterday
~ THs RIVER is efvctually closed at this
place The las. boat az ~ss the Columbia on Friday
Santa Claus brought the New YORK mail Of Friday evening
snd passeoseFs ioT TN. city as far Bristol where they
egs and mail landed and the brought to
city hy land. The mail yesterday morning sent 70
NewYork by the Housaonic, The established Winter route
for the seasoa Alb. Argus, .slh
~ The weather on sunday plight was excess
iv,.y cold The Thermometers marked on Monday
To- 10 tire neshborhcoa OF zero. WHAT lisle remains Of
the forms good hing and the good bottom would
q improved by farther supply Of that article.
tslesry Argus
Collision on CoNNECTICUr RIVER RAILROAD
The PassengsT tram. hence for Northampton, al oeloek
lat Fndsy afternoon ran into the had end OF the eisht
sp. which isft hour before, about thre. miles
beyond Ireland depot The re ht tram cut Of ~ser
o. otherwise disabled, and coad Got 80 and lie per
sons on We engine Of the passenger tam not on the
ootoa and did not notice ih=ir approach toward the
former III IL ~. too late 10 stay collision. No person
hurt but the passenger engine ard tender were
ssy eoAen TO pieees anu three OF four Of the freight
cars were demolished lsPrinshed Rep
FINE Al CLINTON PKiSoN-The foundry and
sswm buildings locsted within the ward Of ths Clinton
Prison. We're destroyed by ere the night Of The 2st
last The hre . saPrcsso 70 have been communicated
from the stove chimney IN the mill
Toe loss oelaeins baioass patterns and TASKS in the
ard bIsss fo1sary, Is SAID 10 amount 10 between
5000 sa1 $500 We understand that men were en-.
ployed 81 e.ce IL set.s1g timber. for The r.bec
lns Plsitsegrgh Republican
~ The money collected by the Scotch Relief
Commss Of Pie sra sh IA ia cfhe sshsgior p-asantry
81 "a an .fa >t2i srd L. provision conlfi
b2lst were vs4.ds e31ij-msSing tho tQ1l smOant Of
sssistssce sforsea tkIessh the SsmSlttss ssiss7.
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Funeral of senator Fairfield.

NAsHINsIoN. DEC. > ~.
The funersl-procession formed at the boarding
house Of the late Senator at half psst o'clock.
HIS body was conveyed thence to the railroad
cars and delivered in charge Of Mr.. CLARK. Repre-
sentative from Maine. who, accompanied by the
relatives Of deceased proceeds with his charge 70
Saco Me. where II viii be inferred IN the family
burial ground.
The funeral wss attended by both Houses OF
Congress preceded by tneir officers members Of
toe Cabinet officers OF Government, and OF the
army and navy foreign ministers. citizens, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-29

bVtINNs +
The schooner Effort, Bartlett. master from Phil
sielphis for NewburyPor. was run into at mid
night on the Gath inst of the Isle shoais by the
schooner Bellona, Allen, master Of Boston for
Sedswick.
Henry Stickman and J. II. Brown got on board
the Belloua: the EfJrt sunk shortly alter
Capt Bartlett. Gideon Hickman, mate, and Jno
MscaT, were lest
The Effort was & stanch vessel Of 81 tons She
was insured in the Neptane OAce, Boston. for
s2,300.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-29

A BLOODY SPREE.-On Sunday evening party
AZ the house OF John Doyle Horse market space got into
a quarrel. which resulted in some SIX dozen broken
heads and some cutting with knives and dirks When
capt Giford. accompanied by officers Myers. Gamble,
Moore aEd Kennedy arrived AZ scene OF the
ARRAY. they found Of the toodiest parties hat they
have ever met with Sticks. loaded ard unoaded clubs,
bars OF doors. knives &C having been called mo play
They arrested several who we're held 10 bail Bait sun.
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R,rArK,nLt ARREsI or 4 RoerE.-We b.

HFrAUEArTF ARREsT OF A ROGT Nv men
toned vesterdty that lady Of This city had been robbed
Of gold watch snd trInsets bJ forged note handed 10
her BY little hoy puTPortnz 70 come from friend Ask
ins the loan Of n On inquiry 10 appeared that toe un-
su.pecfpz le fellow sccosec 10 the street By man
th h. face half muied, ana solicited % take the note
on refnfrfrc u him with the watch. the villain
TIE boy two shilling piece and leif. The husband
OF The lsdy robbed - :. Morris, Esb on being in
formed II the Circumstance, suspected the fraud.
md slight cTcumstance pointed 70 young nsn IN New
York whittier be went, In com oanT with oicer south
ard akn along the lad, only about ten yesrs o. age 10
pursuit OF him While passing up Broadway with New
York officer they met astfsnser whom the lad Identified
a. The villain Who had deceived him. The fellow vas
soon brought 20 confession BY the address Of the officer
The watch and its appendices restored and he taken
into custody for his crime The arrest . GER
taluIy remarkable ease Newark Adv.
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n The Giobe announce. .h.. the whig Senate

II The GLOBE announces that the Whig Senate
OF Ohio have taken strong ground in favor OF the
War" because they have consented to receive
and refer a petition denoDnciDg Senator CoKwls
for bis Speech 10 exposition Of the causes aod
character Of the Mexican War Perhaps The
Globe knew DO better than this but We ask us
Editor 10 give fair account Of the RePoTt Of that
Judiciary Committee and the action OF the senate
thereon which will IN due time come 70 hand' ne
will then see that Ukig Legislative body Will re-
ceive and refer petition while detestng us char
acter and despsing the meanness oi Us onginaors'
Several Whig Senators lsshed these petitioner. as
they deserved ia debate, yet voted to receive and
refer their petition.
~ The Li5eny Herald Philadelphia, has an
Editorial on The Wing Majority In Congress
Of which the following Is a specimen;
Their Speaker. Mr.. Winthrop went strongly foI the
admission Of Texas, he j. warm supporter Of the Mex.
can War and dangerous enemy 10 the Wilmot Proyiso
Every one of these assertions is emphatcslly
untrue. Mr. Winthrop steadily opposed the An
nexstion Of Texas is opposed TO the Mexican War
and in favor Of peremptorily stopping it, and has
ever ardenty supported the Wilmot Proyso-hav'
ing advocated the principle before Mr.. Wilmot
ever thought Of it. Yet the Liberty Herald has
three columns Of such assertions
u, The Liberfy Hcraid approaches the cpl
eramma,ic in that portion Of the following extract
which we have placed in Italics It is speaking OF
Gen. Taylor's triumphal reception;
1.-THE ladies' Of Lexington Bibles TO the soldiers Of
Capt Claws company, 10 balance the bowleknlVes DE-
gned of the bowels o. the Mexican And some Of our
church bells rUug gloTfcstion chimes the victory Of
Buena VISTA Heiigon, sfctd utrg tam and hgfy To.
sd afes the finest II all uen<trs for nat onai ttany IL
not quite glossy glory but has deep men lus
ire that comneuds 70 20 the most correct and cutFheo
taste
~ Henry CLAY's ADVICE 10 HIS COUNTRY
NEr relative 10 the War with Mexico given IN his
speech aud Resolutions Lexington Ky. on the 18th
ut has been neatly printed In pocket volume by II X
Robinson Is2 Nassau-st very spirited Portrait OF Mr.
Clay prefaces it
~ The Aibany Erea,aP Journal announces
the death in that city Of HEMAs c. WEtLPLEY,
ESQ, well known in Albany for the last 20 years
as a politician and a worthy citizen.
u Hon. ALyAH HUsT, State Treasurer elect
arrived in Albany on Saturday and has lodgings
at the Eagle.
~ W. are indebted to Richard McGregor, Jr
f5t Albany papers Of yesterday ria Housaonic Railroad
~ Mr. o. NJ. FOSTER has our thanks for
clpy Of the Boston Atlas Of yesterday received by the
< r,rgeeld roufe
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Thing. in philadelphia
Correspond nee Of The Tribune.

LulIrtl1Lll Ice u 4t'~
PHtlDurHIA Tuesday, Dec. ..
The weather is warm. the snow has melted the
eshing gone and the psor hacks ENJOY me luxury Of
whoa The Schuylkn looks Ike nafFestneil "heIe
the Ice are garuerins iheir crops
Acarponiers shop attached 70 The Cheme. Laboratory
RI Messrs FArr Powers & weightniln Was burned earl
lois morning Twas large brick structure ia Ninth s.
ah,ve Rrozp-sf l. wa doubtless set on FIRE.
The market for Cotton is rmer; - bales OF pand'
and Orleans sold 9ta9i flour u stil hela AZ = 2 on
1IO bbs sold private terms tolshi 20 pc som.iuiu-
lees 1000 bush yellow Com sold a. ~ CO Corn Mea
slue holders s'e willing % ias, - p bli ihe mafke.
generally Is shade higher. 100 bush southern pat.
4 store cold a. A. cts Leat-6ooo Pigs sod al = -
e.h srd vi = m DO 10 be hac AZ either price
market above them. WHISKY 10 bbls = CTS
The sales q stocks we're
Fuf hoard 900 GOV Loan 81, 81 O.. 1900 Penn -
cash IS ~ * Ky, %; - Norfsiown Railroad, Do l
CirsTd Bk. -. 800 -. . go.
second Board-aooo Penn $. -; 81 Gfsra Bs % ZOO
Cres and De- Caual S. 81 20. 800 -cnuy Nav -, o.
3. $40 WI inrtou Railroad - 0o0 Treas Notes o.
s3 5000 Gov Loan s., 81, s9s 4 $50 Read Railroad -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-29

SEw-0kLEAss, Dec. 2.-Coif0H.-saes Of good Md
ding o. to a. sugar has deeaed. Molasses remain
as at last report Flour has decnes 10 Ere ghls there
Is nothing new In Exchange there ia faiT demand
Cleared, bark California, New.York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-29

sASDss SAEsAfARILLA.--sciencc,A4 although the peope
Knew Il not the great magician Of sntqpity Ihs
source Of the Esyptaa and Chaldssn miracles Jay iss
edss VI the laws Of natural philosophy from wheh
he multitude deb4ned. Modern science has NO
bier mi,.0nits province "a not 10 deceive mankind ssi
administer 10 his CONTEXT and coHyenisnee ana 70 ~
lese them from physical fA.n hich Of the pess|
ties Of the fst Tansgfsssion. Perhaps mag be -a IA
Of the result, VI scisnthc research and sApsfins'
nave been more aosncanuy blessed with success ia 'a'
after held u labor than sASDss s4I-apas. Tn0ss ~h,
haze witnessed ia ersci. thu deporable cs's'o
scfoisis aosesssi cancer efy.pess, nercunsi oss''
bilious complaints a1d oi the system ssH'
rally, wIii not think til. praise unnsntaa
Prepared aud sold, wholesale and retail! By A. b. q "
SANDS, Wholesale Dfossss 100 faltoo, corner Of VII
ism-st HS Broadway, and - lat Broadway, H. fois-
sold sso ~ Druggists generally throughout the Cnis'
,tetes. fglCe 81 per bottle. 49,. boities ios -
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srRlScrltLp, Mass. Dec. n, 1871.

To re Editor n TIE Tribune
10 your paper OF Saturday. you remark. Appellee
found in Webster R-fds Dictionaries By reieresce
10 h~ snd revised edition Of Websiers unabridged
work, recently published by rs IN vol Crown OaATto
aud which you noticed fsvorsbly short time since. you
will md the word .ifJese regularly defined. and Black
store given authority. Please correct, and 0blige
Yours respectfully. @. c. MERRIAM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-29

GurTA PEscHA OooDs iThi, new substance, snosn
Ia the arts bat few years sud before TN, offered
Introduced into the United States offered " he
public BY the manufacturer combining the exibsand
repeant qoatiesof lndis Rubber toughnes- exceeding
that Of leather and beauty and smoothness peculiar 10
nothing else Of flexible character Among the f.bnes
being made by the ndsr.gned may be found cloths
table shoes she's sole- belts snd round cords o
machinery book binders f-bros Substitute for e,thsfj
sweat feathers for hat makers, Tor sofas chars,
seats cushions pocket books and portfolio covers tobacco
wallets carriage furniture, &c &c. HORACE II. DAY,
India Rubber and Gutts Pefchs Manufactures
do ~ - Cortland o.
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BROOKLYS AFFAIRS.

FlREs.-Oficer Griffith, about 3 O'Clock yester-
day morning discovered flames issuing from the grocery
store occupied by John Nesh Myrtle ay near Prince
st. II was soon extngushed by the nre department
The front door fastened and WEIGH was discovered
outside apparently making no exeron to put out the re
II was subsequently ascertaned that the grocery bad been
set on Ere In four different places and ssspcion falling
upon WEIGH he arrested by the Mayor ard oincer
FOLK and committed % the County jail for examination
During the c1uhagratOn the smoke dense that IL
was found necessary pass Mrs Appegaie, residing In
the upper part of the building aud Who had been unwe
for some time Of the second story window n order 10
save her lfe WEIGH was insured for $500 on amount,
aid a. be- lar above the scut worth Of the contents Of
the store Tho house OF Abraham forks on jackson St.
was yesterday slightly damaged BY ire..A rc was dis
covered Monday last about 10 O'Clock \ NJ In the pa
per factory in the OF Gold between Nassau and Con-
cord SIS Damage uihng.
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O. Chayped cracked or .eneer lssa 10 cured and W
sAla ade so!, smooth, waite, clear AID oss1ns' -
cake OF Tic real a.d true JoSEs's Italian Cneme I'll.
IL ..so G.. os.lapgloas plnp.as 5.ose1os &C nss 81.
rr.t- ..nt, roe ,niy 9.aes Ia Ne~ YOGs 10 o'S wv
10 las ,isa VI .Ac au.ci,5 al ksge. - Cas BAN"
DIS decd
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The Canal at Louisville Is closed The Upper
Mississippi Is very low. with much ice in II.
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~ The Aibany Eveaing Journal announces
the death in that city Of HEMAS c. WHtLPLEY
ESQ, well known in Albany for the last 20 years
as politician and worthy citizen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-29

~ Toe posts are al erected for the Providence
aod Worce;er Tee grsFh. snd part Of Inc vile Aas
h-,- placed The SOfkmeu ess uak 81. very Eio- lio-
sfsss % ihc Ne Bedford, Iaaa,oo Fd RIVER sLd tsf-
idsnce Line.
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NEW YEARS DAY.

Oh, Ladies yos vino Ia the neuy dance
kslA al this pleasant time. Delight 10 JoiD,
OOgKAUD eau { 81 yOuf wOnderOUs charms enhance
v iih sap Italian aud P0maoe divine
liz Spanish l. ~ Wh.te Will s1d new grace.
lis Liquid Rouge viii make yolt sweet cheeks gov
hls foadfe SsDuie Wall make Tree Jour .sces
From oclogs hairs, - nlcn sprout tie Deios,
fof New Year sd4y, 81 Slchoia- never brought
% zach atuDute a. doth famed OOUsAUD,
Vans proud, tells what wonders he has wIossh
Ana iistsDinz Beauty doth his WORKS spplsadt
~ " bis siose tor ali that's Drs ht snd sweet,
a NUMBER u WALkEk-srkEEI
fret store IRON Broadway az fecd
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PRACTICAL BoOK-A gEPiSG-Mr 4. G. MAssH, author o
the popular BOOs keeping continues y tese
Ia tie most practical at ms foOps, % ,edafs
PrOspectoses with terms, &C can be oOten7o 90 spyf
.st.s ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-29

BRooKLYS PARKS The City Park contains about
seven acres Of sghy-four building lots. Allowing the
whole expense the ng Up u have been $4,000 each
of would cost 81 100 The lots cOmpsed IN Washington
PARK will but about s1o0 each allowing the thr,
four acres intended for that improvement 70 cost ~v
POLICE-Ja mes Deany was arrested by officer
Webb -r being drunk and threatening O. take the life Of
Thomas Wells examined ~ Justice Pierce and held 10
sppear al General Sessions Mary Lines arrested
Tor violently as-aultug Catharne Dewitt. Held to answer
IN the Court OF General Sessions
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-29

~ Henry CLaY's ADVICE 10 HIS COUNTRY
nEs relative 10 the War with Mexico" given in his
Speech aud Resolutions At Lexington KY on the 18th
ult has been neatly printed in pocket volume by VI X
Robinson I,2 Nassau-st very spirited Portrait Of Mr..
(lar rrefacas II
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Businees Notices.

IT. Do you wish 70 make acceptable Ne~ Yea.
present, II 90 fail not 20 call CLsRE. BSorss c.
Is John Ct corner Of Nasnss and get 0f their sp,1
da God Pen. and rev style Of They cannot h n
being seeep,ab'e
Fos HOLIDAY PSssFSrs-DnNoSo-Po Com Pas,
-Tho.e wto would make acceptable presents on the
ios holidays cannot end more useful article ihsa a.
Gold Pen provided t be- one that Is durable and
ea JonN W GssAroS c.. n Cedar st have he bryce.
aud best s.sor.nt 90 BE- fourd In the city which ihsy
sre 'ns much over than any other house M the als
In TO ans silver cases. Gold Pens repaired
Gctn PrNs rog lIfa HoLD,Ns.-rcrsous cssrogs q
rnaSnss ar acceptable present a. the ensuing Holidays A..
requested 10 examine the extensive assortment q Ga
Pen. and Gold and silver Pen and Pencil Cases tor a.
by BE Watson 4 CO. f5 Miliiam.st Que door belcs
NalLst and J \ SAVAGE, p. Fultcu.st The Rlcheeu'
G.d Pen 10 the patterned sold case just infoduesd
b. them cannot be surpassed either u beauty utility
and without exception the most desirable gn Of a.
.eason Al elegant article o. ladies Gold Pen aud Ca.
which with az Infinite variety Of Cold Pens and Gold
Silver Cases they are selling great reduction fcn
the usuai prices Gold pens erslieo or exchanged
GOLD AND silver WATCHES Fos rHE HotfDsSs-A
beautiful and extensive assortment 81 ladies and sea,
mems Gold and Silver Watches. Of which are Of
.irsly new and original patterns designed expressly In
Holiday presents. for sale q, the lowest prices BY j.
s,vAcg. % Fulton IT, Gold Watches from 80 upward
WISHING CAsDs All who intend making calls Nes.
Year, Day cannot DO better than procure Of Est,
DsLLs fac s.cerd plate. and cards. At his old
tabiished engraving establishment. So, Broadway hn
square above SteWarts
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u Hon. ALyAH HUsT, State Treasurer elect,
arrived in Albany on Saturday and has lodgings
st the EAGLE