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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-20
Thomus peytu Reilly.

Weresret that some American papers should
have followed the example set them by the British
pre-, In making reference to the private affairs OF this
dis,ng ashed patriot aud exile We refrsned from
copying the paragraph into columns and only refer
TO IL tor the purpose Of correcting false impres
sious
The substance OF the paragraph wss that Mr. Thomas
Reilly Solicitor in Ireland and lately erier Of the EN
chequer ana also fsther of Thomas Devin Reilly. had
boen appointed by III, Russell Administration 70 the
Office Of Taxing Master in Chsncery, and that he
opposed 10 his political course that he turned
him out OF doors Nothing could be more annoying to
the feelings Of Ike Mr. Deva Reilly than to have
mis- relations with his family thus hswked about before
10th hemisphercs We have no doubt that he has re
fssed from making sllusion to the matter even to cor
rect misrepresentation from the fac, that 10 extreme
~ annoying to himself well others to see such
sacred subjects invaded repeated In conversation
r,,opies for public remark.
We believe the facts are these Tie was not driven
from home radely as the paragraph would lead one to
suppose No matter Whist MIR Rely's relston with his
family may have been we have been led to understand
that between him and his father there never existed
any but feelings Of the utmost affection and respect
Some two years ago his father gave him the alternative
either TO abandon hs political principles leave his
fathers house lie selected the latter but LEFT with no
unklni feeling toward his family, and receiving no
harsh ,rcstmsp, from them he s,l visited bis mother
he continued plead for his country sgsns, her op
pressors and as the lines of party bsSsme more and
more distinct between the Wig Government Of which
the f.hcr had been for long series Of longer
than Thos. Devn Reilly recolects-s strenuous sup.
porter and the Irish masses, Of whom the son
of the most dsing Hished champions OF course the in
tercoursc between them became more cold more dis
,an,--and finally ceased.
When JOHN Mitchell and THOMAS pEyIN REILLY
separated themselves from the Dsblis Nasios, Mr. RS
father tried again have bis separate himself fom
the popular party but this he refused in psnest way
~ writing ths, letter which appeared with Mr. Mich
Els The stand he took with Mr. MrrcuEI in the
I4sed lishuav made the matter worse. The -,
tie which bound him home cheertuly abandoned
Tor the path through which he hoped 10 srise =, his
ceantrys Independence. The love which be nonrished
for his country IS strong as thst " p be cher |
'shed for loved and loving mother With the paid |
nniOns Of power his track he to bid her fare
well and this, we believe. the only interview be
had with any member Of bis family for months before
pr since
From his earliest boyhood We know tina, be differed
q political views from his father He had written
.any srtcles in the Dsbhn Nacs which he had heard
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Correspondence Of The Tribune.

IHILADkLFhiA, IuetdsJ Dec y.
SNEs OF srocEs-Frg Boua-i050 Z : BIZ, y .
g.. s. COO 30, % ID Mechsnlcs BIZ, ri northern
~ Ay jog $50 New Jersey Copper .. 300 Girari Bk
llt 100 do, ll. 5000 Texas Bonds JOS. 2 l00 Union
Cana. u 5000 state a. ~ - Far and Nech tx
81 100 sen Nav - t-. so 80 Lehizh Coal scrip
7Ji III Norristown RR % 100 Morris Canal, =
% susquehsnna Canal III l0OFlemlngton Copper q
81 Ficksblrg Bk a.
Sec0aa B1ard-J00 Cam and Amboy z, o. IL 81.
rsri Bank. ia; 100 L : Loan. - ~ I0- 10 { :
Bk So 20 DO DO 81 50 Morris Canal :. 30 d.
g: 100 Z : Loan. - ~ i63. - Phla Bk NJ 10 Oo0
Texas Notes. b, 400 DO l3f 100 Sch Nav. o. g.
3d. 100 Read RR l5i 100 y J Cop, II; 1000 Lee
Mort Loan, %, - ais sgsq Cana. ~, s..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-20
Observation-Disclosures.

The members assembled At noon After the reading
Of the journal and prayer, came
PETITIONS AND REPORTS or COMMITTEE
The Speaker called upon the states for petitions ah1
Committees for reports. when various peuuous and
memorials were presented and duly referred Several
bills were also reported aud appropriately referred
RrFrRRING TYR PRESIDENT ANNUAL MESSAGE
The House resolved itself into Committee OF the
whole. Mr.. Thompson OF Iowa. in tue chair. and TOOK
up Mr. NiNroNs resolution referring the President
message 70 various Standing Committees.
Several amendments were offered, among which was
one by Mr. MADE OF Va proposing 10 refer that por
ton Of the Message relating 10 the establishments oil
Territorial Governments 20 Select Committee OF nine
which after some discussion was put aud lost
Another am, ndmeul was offered by Mr. Conn Of Ga
proposing 90 refer the passage In the Message relating
10 the Tsnf question 10 the Committee on Agriculture
and Commerce.
This proposition was warmly discussed by Mr. Com
of Ga Mr. RUMsrY Of y. CHAs lNGERsoLL Of Pa
HOLMES OF G. GENTRY Of Tenn. 1HoNrsoN OF "a
and others
Mr. GREENE Of No. replied to Mr THOMPSON. and
accused him of Inconsistency In having supp r'ed Gen
IKwIs Cas- for the Presidency and now turning
around and opposing the present Iarin.
Mr. GREELEY OF y. Y. followed IN PLAIN ana
forcibla speech in which he advocated Mr.. kUMsEY =
motion to refer the Tariff portion of the President :
Message - the Committee on Manufactures He said
that the President in his Annual Message had sssa ed
manufacturers a. srstocrauc class, claiming eNcu
sive privileges and thst he wished II replied To ne
Committee on Manufactures could beet do IL That the
said Committee had reported the Isd of l-42 which
rccommitied TO the Committee Of Ways and Means
as he hoped this would be lie would be conte uted
however for Il 20 60 20 either Committee provided II
would properly answer the misrepresentation OF the
Message
M MARVIN Of n y. followed in speech Of some
length which he gave history of the last legislation
on this subject
Mr FIsHsA OF Ohio has the floor on this subject to.
morrow
On motion the House adjourned
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Whig Almanac for 1919.

We are still compelled 10 defer the publication
Of ,he Wig Almanac IN order 10 obtain the official re
turns Of The Presidential Election from some Of the
states Il Will BE- issued the earliest possible nouen,
that We can procure accurate returns Orders will be
hlied in the order in which they are received.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-20

Our Wing readers will remember the elections
this evening at the several Ward headquartsrs.-
1t is the duty of every Wing 70 attend and see
that the proper persons are chosen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-20
Supreme Court of the United states.

NINDAE- DC = III
No. T. 2. Mclaughlin, appellant the Bank Of Po-
t0msc-The argument Of iris cause va. continued By
Nessrs Davis and Bradley for the appellee and BY NJ
Brent for the appellant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-20

sni myself made pot ui1rtsu elsra.rsron N - .
erssed on Wetnesisy as four day sNe dean he soly
suni-g nc stomach sand % c1ntsi1 sb6af p- -
tut th- mucous membrane was highly irfsned rs
whtish powder scattered over its nucus ueusrsr. h.
bowels were irismef trr oher - he bod ~.
hes N and rom NJ nation nste an ~ gie 0cr,
thsi re tecessei came o M. DEAN hy zorro. rol
Dr. I4rrrnss Rad practical Chemist 49, Professor L. .
CRY Hospital icstfA that he bad arAyxzi be- crsr II
s'crsch brought 10 him Tor MT purro.e srd hat 10 ~
found q % c0rsn considerable Clsrufy N srssrc All
hat in The con.enS ihe While eoAs1.s hat were hln c
ne slomsch
STAIN Yrov rHE JRNfVo-Omce- B-
en-. while on duty Ia and shout the Park durrs ,.
burning Of the Taes,er on saturday night i-i.c, +.
fellow Who gave BIS name a. Mchsai Perierer.,t r
the set Of esrryos OF vs'se under susp cous .-.
sisnces, snd accordingly took him into custody If.
irunN am - contents consisting OF some articles
ciothnz' sso pocket book crnfa ming sevfra' rr.-r
sorry notes drawn for sums amounting q upVs.i ..
:, On. were identified by NJ. Ralph b steei of y .,
Hs,an Conn. a. bis property which hai been .. II.
from the PARK where be- BAD placed y 'r .a,,fy p,.r
the nre broke on; IN ksr.es Hotel ABB ming the Tss
ter who're NJ :. was stopping a, The time
STOLEN PRorERrY--A large number .i r.,-
csmbrc hsndkerchiefs Of avery me quality ,,-, III,
cfayats four gold watches Ia OF s1rfr',- ..,l..
two SIX bsrrcied pistols number ~ silver son.
marked G. G, e. G. and l. E e. taken rom vel
known thieves and receivers. are 80 the ever Pole.
Court Tor Identification by the owners.
MCRDFR-The Eislis.if1rr IkvI Rt-.f.. ..
Tuesday has the following a murder vs. comm
ted on lssi Friday night upon the person o Wn ro,
ter by John Potter and vile John Potter is fhe h-afh
of the deceased The circumsiances a. elected fsi--
the coroufrs inquest were shout ss i0 wv. ire -
brothers John snd william. together V.t.- Johnseif
were az the house of Nrs Elizabeth Burke aholt f,.
miles from here. on Lees ferry rosi. They I'D 81
drank whisky pretty freely Vh,n = ispuie trase b.
tween the two brothers From words they prnrerirt
q blows sni 40 this crisis the wife ol John prtt,
made n WIN Potter and cat him with broken cas-,
knife ssshes IN the face sni forehead whs-eupru
VIM Potter. % defend himself Kicked her. Johs POI
ter having before this time drawn dirk knf' rushsf
upon William who aei, and WAS pursuei y io,n AMI
wife John several times during the purs lt wss shoot
% reiinqnsh a. but wss urged on hy bis wife t' 4
him sthe unfortunate mar. by this en- %. fsi reach
cd the fence he caught by thr wife ef John Potter
and held until John cut him fearful gssh sh fiits
inches above the wrist laying bare the bone and
ing the large arteries slte whie after this W lsu
expired The husband and wife are now in isll await
ing their trial before an examining court
FRr-The store occupied by BENJAMIN T.
Marley. On Nstorvil'e. SIC consumed by -o with
most of is contents on ruesdsy nght oi asst week
Loss estimated At $4,000 No insurance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-20

CY We have a letter from THOMAS d. McGEE
which has been crowded out for two days. 1t will sp
pear 10 morrow
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-20

~ We invite public attention % Doe Sale of % los Of
Ground on Twenty l0h Twenty snd rs enfv sst
bst.esu Terih snd Eleventh avs fo Do male no 90,
a. 70 o'clock, nj le Merchant, Exchange hy As1uoN
-tEt,Ara heing parcel II desirable ois e norh..
Of the town. in the vicinity OF scus and cutemrsie u
proyeneoi. They vii be cold IN zee snp free .ncs
rent Maps of the os can be ohailed OF tho tucurss
Broad-sl e60
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From luratau,

B.rfIMoKK Tuesday Dec 10.
Dates from Nerds 10 November n state that II
va. reported that sem Bravo had been arrested chars
ed with eonuiyins at the escape of PArsd from the
couniry-tried and shsi for treason
The t. : schoonezflirt was 81 Lsguna al ~el.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-20
BUSINESS NOTICES.

IT,- The attractions Al BARNtNs Museum ihs we.s e.
very great one 81 me prime "a features being Hale the
ant thsn whom iheSe B. un larger person n existence
OF course be = proving great ctrd The tle.qle Opsri
witch performed ably hy the Sable brnes sr it.
new MeIange NJ Great Ne.fs-n. to pes-r ne psrius
ms house lie the usual ho isv AMI per1 snceA uts
place ats and q O'Clock. hui tle ar Dwarf SC are
bic al sil hours.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-20

HOCsss FOR CALIFoRNIA.-A carpenter ia Tren-
ton named D. : Anderson, mas contracted 70 build
dozen frame houses 20 be sent 10 Caliornia.
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peatfA OF Jas. Iupdis.

RICHMOND Tuesday, Dec. ~.
The New Orleans papers Of the llth inst. an
nOunce the asth Of Jas Lundis sn eminent and iniu.
eniisl MereHsni Of that city
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-20

Thirtieth Congress.


r
The Senate met at the usual hour when the Vice
President resumed HE seat and called the members q
order Rev Mr.. SIICFB then offered mp prayer
cORRrsPONDTNCE RELATIVE 10 PURCHASE OF CUBA.
Mr. MILLER moved 70 take up the resolution which
he offered yesterday. calling upon the Pfesident Tor
Information concerning correspondence hsd Win the
Government Of Spain, for the purchase Of the Island
OF Cuba.
Mr. BERRIFN opposed the resolution. lie SAID tna'
such information 81 communicated might prove inJaf
Gus 70 the public interest He moreover thought that
il iniringed upon the Presidents prerogatiye
Mr. MuLER Ia reply stated his reasons At some lengih
for the introduction Of the said resolution, but ne con
cluded by giving his consent 10 let Il lie over
DOCUMENTS &C. CONCERN1No rHE PANAMA RAILROAD.
Mr. BFNroN submitted document called i'f yes
erdsy concerning the Railroad across the lsthmus from
Chsgres 20 Panama.
After the reading Of II an animated debate sprung up
in which Messrs BENTON CAMERON, foOTE ALLEN
and others participated The discussion was mainly
confined 70 the merits Of the bin
No decision being arrived at the subject was inior
msly laid aside
MESSAGE FROM TIP pRF7iDFNT
sealed Message was received from the PRESIDENT
by the hands of his Private Secretary soon after when
on motion the Senate went into Executive session
and after time spent therein the doors were
opened and the Senate adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-20

~ We have received large addl4oa 70 or 'o's
EmJyod0od Collar. Cieuise'fe,. cuff CIIet Ts, r.
also extra rich assortment cfEyeusg Dresses .1i
lofants Robes from - to S35 each
J. = FARRELL com Broadway
dlIJl neat dnce-fi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-20

II See Last Page for repor. OF DR.. Bors.
TONS Fla, Lecture 90 Geology
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Markets

CorroN The market continued firm. and the sales
yesterday amounted 10 go bales FIoUE-The mar.
ket declining the sales reached 5000 barrels,
chiefly Ohio and Illinois. CoKN-The sales reached
shout 5000 bushels including Western Mixed and
Yellow, at IS soc. Other articles were quiet. and
Provisions unchanged Ns,hng new in FSKisHrs.
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n.,,. yyhis General Commit.
~ IN D Enn.r nec s. Iats. ihe fouoWlns kceo-

In Dem ecrntic Whia Generr snox,os ps.o.
~ RsolpwaY HousE, Dec 5, 1879, me '0"'""s nv"
ar'ons " adop1ed ,,,,,. r,..,o,s Of The Civ
pI IA Ths, The Democratic Wifi Eecaos ~ ~
ri Comfy OF Ne~.York be req1es,so rVESfMG n On
ces Al their usual hesdqusr'ers or a snen otnsf
- y, tnst dsy and such other places snd 10 soen sl
y, ye Delegates from each Ward to rep esent h-
- ns,,,<rs,ic Wing General COMMITTEES, and also " arc
rom,,sttss. FOR the ensuing year.
800 That the Delegates 70 be elected TO ne Vens's
c,.,,,,fes assemble al Broadway House on IUksDAf
ENL'i'' - pIILIP HONE, Chairman.
n n Haws' {vicePresidsut
JOsyYp r TAYLOR, (ss.,s,.1as ,.o.
JostFn c. PfscKSgY, Ola W"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-20
Ice In the Mississippi.

1T. LOVi., Tuesisy. Dee. ~.
S0nfn. by arrivals here that the rivers above
were closed Nh ice on the l4;h inst sni
bn suspended Most OF the boats engaged in
Upper Mississippi trade above the Rapids, hsd been
ijSswn or laid up
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-20

IMPORTANT lNfoR,f.uoN o. Beautiful Eng Ish and A.
rcsn Carpet. Oh Cloth. Russ Table Covsrs, 2c f'sf
geat bargains o. he celebrated cheapest Carpet sssb
llshmen, in the tnted s'ass HiRtn ANufRs0S aBossr
PRrsERyED FRfsH PEoFsioNs - Ca 'oruars ard
others are requested 20 red ihe adyeris'ea Of he'e an
ces la another column Of t0dsys paper dnlr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-20

FOR THE HOLIDAYS Inc Me.sllc Tso.rt ~, :,
keeping rszOrs Ia perfect order TIL. sfAee h.s -,
ong and f.gor.bly xuOwa 10 he public a. to "a
il virtues Suffice 10 ~ cay, u has 20 e-H-'
ducing 'he keenest po.-ib = edge 10 rszof. ,n.,x
q SAUNDERS & SON. ~ Broadway coz L.se
dxntt. ani ~ oi''-T
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Markets


The FLorR market /. dali though prices continue
steady We notice sales Of 1000 barrels including
Michigan. Genesee, sc. at - 80 & OF RYE sells
slowly At O. 69c CoE> is in moderate request With
s.es OF 5000 bushels At = Sc Tor White and 81 sc
for Yellow. Provisions are selling to the trade Al
fall prices.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-20

There "a 20 stipulation for anything on eur part
either Is % or -ousg IN ths bil be; there 81
uiston that the I'd shall BE- comp etef "liIin iErr-
years The paper which gave 10 t1ess n 'ria {.
the exclusive rgnt - cons-lct within ten years u
road was row 10 the >enHf@, paced trre 10Y We =
animation Of Senator's. he trusted tney Woul' rely
upon the integrity q the Crcers % INC boFrrhth'-
thst II uCuli be let q them 20 make VIE me memo
ssii.,. re bes- ,os.ible Arrangement The whole bu
sness By tbs b "a len open % me secretary Of NE
Navy
"a ~ Ire ill u transfer tie right % way obtained 1y
this fioverneut from New Grenada. % individuals IN
Sa York o. that no other citizens could e. there anl
construct other roads ifihey deem proper
NJ BENTON replied that ssreesby - uniform chs
I'm 10 s-ch cases. the exclusive r. III - construct
-ir7s5 under certain conditions had been granted %
the rnernorssts for ninety nine year. Diners u hi
q there and employ any other mode oi Az
that they pleased. ,- 49,
--,s contract between tee Government Of New Gre
NADIA and other parties FOR The constructor OF SIN
lar rosd rad not been transferred % the present mo
rssts sni 4 So he desired also 10 Know me Terms
on which tnat transfer had been made
NJ ErrrErr JOHNSON ssid tnai BE- un1er,tood me
contract f0r carrying the mails % Liverpool o. oc sf
0O0 per sunum 90 that under this proposed srrsn.
rnert the memorisiists would Dc receiving >l.'
uer sruuu OF = 001 On In tReuty years, while the
road could b. constructed f-r million snd bar or
tao nil liens of d0lsrs being clear pront 90 >if'
l0 o. the contractors snd giving - them grant IN
BE- very sai % take the grant for making tnis road
a thorts dollar o. money md could obtain the re4ar
Cd 3 01n 000 Ia Eve days The al antss % TIE me
nnori. SITS were very apparent
NJ. BENTON could not Join with The seustor from
Mary and In his si1peudous mode u clearing four
millions 81 ioi.srs He proceeded % show the large
outlay which would BE- necessary, the number 90
AGENTS and shorers required snd o. prove that ihe
enormous pro-ts referred % we've entirely ainary
Mr BREFsE insisted that rnder the propoied contract
10 would only DO necessary for the m. morslists .
complete lat part fsrout 30 miles ~aich lies oct~een
the head waters the rivers a. this point 90 the IA
cfc snd Atlantic sides which are uov nsvigsb.e ~
high Vster. and that the completion oi the railroad
these Intervening miles would not cost more u an
: O00O 90
Yet by the BILL the contract proposed With the me-.
uorass would g0 into eject 90 soon - steam could
be- used IN the transportation whether By road or oy
steamboats, without inteui'ngt % oppose the measure
he desired that time should be- taken for fall consider
alton Of All the circumstances
After mo farther remarks hy Ncssrs DIN an 4
CAMEaoN the senate went into Executive session snd
su5se 4ueniiy adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-20

GotD PFvs .-CilnoRsn OurnoNf The attention o
our readers 3. Invited 10 tle besuiml assortment 90
Pen. and Cases for -ale BY WArsos % Walt De
las lately introduced several styles " Gold sff ''
Case admirably adapted hr Holiday Pfr.eni. sfd ~iae
Ne think arc unsurpa-sed, either n beauty or nhiy
" b. tho MANUFACTURED n the weilhnown R.rlrirl o.
~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-20

r. For Spring trade ih. D. tie season io' W 80.
houses ard Others who want custom 20 sdtrI'' - a.
and Western papers PALNfs = lsig y "a
yerts-m-qs Tor The best pspers VI al The s'-'s' %
he Is agent
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CITY ITEMS.
Lectures. Concerts. &c. To-Sish'


f,slan Orrrs- S'rr-a-tst'f rl1r- Op-rs Hcl.---lFN
Dr Jo.rr. f~Ctlr- Ch>.srt-Err Chsa-l-rl =
Cons-rt R,-- f-r 80 rr-,i '--.-ra,-r-.r-
- - rtr-C.srrh - .. rh.ri
Das1-s Aisr sri yr-->sfcnai t-si-rr-l0A taf0'
f--rrauna rnon Brcsfrss. Ress-
An-rcar A. r1o1-Rr1aissy. ABOVE Rrou--pay srss
NEril-l = Gr-s; EHlhtoa. - Bro tssY--- ~
Tooogra Ha-Js al 3 B0E-y-lA. . . al 4, 20 Il "
>soc Cr1ssg - Ac--Aa--rF a De- % " fn i1 fN
Galsrr Of E--n-tn Pa lr--ss- sroaissy4A AN o.
-soubars-rt oven C-usa-, srusi-syl Ard Y
Chrs,v. Ne kans' Hal - sraafrayi All p n
N- ursa1 Orsrt Conn s1ySt1yt --lf ilstts-- o.
Tr- lrrf.on- rstt s..,r On Brosfrss fiester--eF n
Rlr,a1s Thssi-r- Chsltsrs g. hn.s4Fs -
srosi<ay rf@ai-f- Br,si az. 1-af Aliaoa5 g "
A--.--la n -s.--r b. A. IL ~ - . -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-20
" n Y ITFFTNIT = "
lmis Draper. znd Tailors 20 srosfwsY

WN. D. DisBRow, USDraTAEgs - Wsreroom. % FOufh
avenue residence 38s Bowery. Orders len -tef psfs
viii meet with prompt attention. lie has hand rs.j
made, everything requisite for furnishing funerals luz
mens procured any Of the Cemetere. sni out q Ne
city. Alll smed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-20

~ Johs Easans vi .-r- rrs5.ss Por' - - !.
srshtos, 9,srsauns, s~Pstos, AZ ~ A'I'1'' ~ q"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-20

~ NV DRIED CURR,yrs. CraoS. R,siN,. &c. Har.
ceged ard or sae al be wy lowest cash prices Rs's
in whole hs'fand quarter boxes. white Gapos pspefNi
son shell Almonds Spices &C. g. Also fae Tea. s..
gars. sni family groceries Of all kinds flr sale n ~"
Ties 10 suit dealers or families Al F0WiFk,. 3io ard g.
Greenwich and rs N-.ey Also sintef hearh'i Ian
oil lj seuis gaon Ssenn Candies Is superior 40 s
,ln lfa,f.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-20

PALNgEs RuslsEss Ms. ALN'eAo - ~ . H@ o..
sr,os = rnsfoo FOR he farmer mecbarlC an pn'
soma nan MS rsfs thns % hni book q - ias.
-. 49,, co,rsfo. - much useful instructive sri era
$780, ~. b.ye frequently pad 81 f0r b0oss ~sfn "
- oain,or were worth hsf - much ih- a m sns
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