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Democratic banner., 1848-03-27
Fresh Supplies!
AND STILL THEY COMEM

IN addition to his former stock the subscriber
has just received a complete and splendid assert.
ment of NEW GOODS, embracing every ar
ticle usually kept in a DRY GOODS STORE,
together with the largest and best selected as
sortment of
READY.MADE CLOTHING
Ever brought to this Town;-all of which he is
determined to sell, as cheap, or A LITTLE CHEAP
Err than Goods are generally sold Sin these Dig
gins"
He has also on hand a large quantity of a
first rate article of refined Kenawha Salt, which
the farmers will find it to their interest TO call
and see, before purchasing elsewhere.
In conclusion, he returns his unfeigned
thanks to his friends and the public, for the liber-
al patronage heretofore extended TO him, and
hopes by strict attention and low prices, to mer.
it a continuance Of their favor.
JOSEPH RICHARDSON.
Water Street, Louisiana, Mo.
December Goth, lS47.
Democratic banner., 1848-03-27
Clocks! ClOcks!!
MOIasscs, MOIasscs,

c. JACKSON 4 BRO. have Just received
and offer for sale, 10 bbls. of Plantation Molas-
SEES Of an excellent quality. Call soen, or il
may be gone.
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Hor.E OF KKPREsENTATIvE..


NJ. RICHARDSON presented Joint resolution requir'
ns the Secretary OF War % pay certain troops In ser
vice lnder Gen Wool. which "" read twice ana
referred
Mr. VrNroS reported the Army and Military Aesde-
my Appropriation bill.
Mr ROCKVILLE resolution stopping the ceoste On
private bills when up In Committee was considered
AMY APPROPRIATIONS &C.
NJ VrNr0N reported the Army snd Military Appio
priaron bills which were read sad referred 70 the
Committee Of the Whole.
rHE FAcHEco CLAIM.
This being Private bil DAY, On motion The House re-
solved itself into Committee OF the Whole on me
state of the Union Mr. BOYD of Ky in the Chsir, and
took up the Pscheco BILL providing indemnity iors lost
slave.
Mr. WILSON of " II. obtained the door snd made an
le speech against the claim. and ws- followed by Mr
BRowN OF Miss who replied 10 Mr. WILSON. sod en
oeav0red 10 show that the Government had ever recos
Iized property in slaves
Mr cABELL OF Fla addressed the Committee ssrnest
IT, and gave statement OF the claim.
Nj BURT :. c. followed 10 an earne manner. lie
would not allow ihs other side Of the House any ples
tor opposing the b except the ground advanced oy
Mr WiLsoN namely. that there WAS no property IN
slaves tie said that the claim was 50 clear that TIE
human mind could not Goabt its correctness.
Mr. C0LLAMER Of VI objected. bus Nj bCRr De
cared that be would hold BIN 10 WILSON position.
When TIE latter had concluded, motion was made Tor
the COMMITTEES to rise but before decision was had
motion was made 10 lay the bill on the table. ON tins
The yeas and were demanded, aud the motion As
decided ia ,hs Regstive, By Yeas s., Nays -.
Mr. GtnDIN0s then commenced speech against the
OIL but gave way % motion tor adjournment Wnlcn
was carried and the House al burned over r llesday
"a day of January next
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Being wiling 90 c0nnlbIie the good u suffering tl'
manly. will "a 'orm he pub Nc u he reuassb.e ere
performed me BY ne Of scHsSl2, Paimolic syr7
b5ins =, a. he'd - . we're, icm 2femsiafe 0sse. -
s--1 o ny night eide, Tor which ny physician ID re-
ms insiesd Of relieving me- made he pain NOR" severe,
winch ekie9de1 10 ny shoulder Words canuo rNpfrs-m9
pa.l eadufed ny physician gave me- opium sal o'os,
Mlss io relieve TIE pam 81 pue D9x 10 Ya'ls "
~ IN ~Auvtl IN cl by tnyscan l.en .i4tsel ~
D1inro WIN "hie Fln0 which TOOK e s.'n On 80 rs
the y hoie ny sd. piece Of lesl-cur'g ~
whoie Line ny cough Wa ugni sDa nisres.ng 20 -
IN ti 1872 cvnmrl ca raising iafge -hp.r7 " -
winch continued ugn. March l8fl sumo days an c-- -
f1isei more ilan quart hi lessi noPrne.t "a ,f
"vu cause me blood ~ flow freely ffom ny isn,s 49,
reduced Gie 80 that life scarcely visible in9rsH
issfill w0ald bleed % DEAN nsd ieyTf' ~ 49,.
frcuty Of brealhing great osr u appei--, ~ is
burning sensation 10 ne pains 4 ny heris 90 49,
nay feet had is ate dance u Dfs a.. -, 80.
other principal yslcisn. II this ciiy a o. 'og
husband being in the -ogfb, md DOT ctP,.t," - 80
uui. tn an of March. Dr. Mon VS. -sssn N 49, ~.
uui h. retnrr.d b. SID NJ, u ~ss impOs-ipe-i ""
/ far gOns wi consUmDlon, ani nue. - ei ny r
d.s - Attb.tns ~ Mlhsa1, 80 scq1sn'soc-, ln, %
nncr M 49, scheuess PIlmOuc syrup - - haa 'fta
| b-o.f-l - much by IT, ns9 4s-o m-ny OF nc yerA
lco.. yyl.bost ooalIiag sny frtl c"A'en-e1 %
-, . 81 s,r and he ofc- al1 Obtained ne
| reuufn- scbelcs's PBn0oics JrP l"a-sD ~eiA 'ou.
% 80 \ o very small dos-s a. fs but psrs3sef.d, s.i
he seconi bOtt.e the 1.s@dlg sral4slg tgo-
49, sythls uge the Syrup began 10 st GO mY "lee
SUI b.t especially ny i5nys ss rsifec erect Qlsli-es
ybor5 ard ns,isr sud thlcs, tough pl e. 10 ny co9I
was easier and The pain fsPoiy q ne sna feooysfss
my .lrer gih very fact On NJ 10 ~ Narch ~. "es
~ rgcoysred as % Zee OF of bed without ss-s1c- lse
Sr.t line 10 cstt no. Al-, tsh gave gr-a ~ -Aiei
conmerced gsing sclcuck's Pa.mouic syrup, lioo- =
oh.r n-eicin- n sy alla. srd Confident o ~ts -
Pr molic Syrup alone Dhch srec-c D. M sello-s c.'
say Miraculous fufo, f0f vas confined o. ny room -
yesis ard eight months eish m7nLs q iAsi n.s - ,s
n bed snd hs yese Of ihs grave an %" Prfisei
WEI sna hearty sad % - giving sry inofnisiei .
i-c- ins-e s.m aGly afflicted To- oly feI' 49,
ieg- fhem Or cfsgect hem from frfil = GO. '
Indeed re hsppy (sgredl MARGARET Dt'L'
y J-m@s.t near Chsh.llst
TIE Pu.mOnic syfup !. prepared b. j H. sNhLN 80
81 sog.h sixtnst Philsde ph., Price o per oou"e' "
bot c. Tor s. -.-...., Al
BRANCH DEpoTs.-NEw YoRx.-Bgsh snd CASss.e',s. ~.
Barclay 81 Demonstrating Co, states,
S 4 smith, Sun Buildings New Orraos-J VITAE
Co, Isl ChanFes-sL - S,,,,sv
AsESrs-E H. Pay et GreenwIen snd n S'- orssr
between l7sh and Eish.senss.s Dr. z Siose.s ,Joas
Nnthav and Eightesuth-st LJOn, ~ Ofs.. ~ "a
| HAr $40 Gfsnd-s; c. X. Ring, corner sfosa as,a
| John.st w II Hall, 81 Bleocxer-G GnsrS
| lss Falton+t Broekya; Dr. c. Insls rsss"'a
an e,sod
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weather, to say nothing Of seasons Of deep mud
and Of waiting for days FOR the subsdence OF over
flowing creeks or rivers. For this, few years
since. GOV GAYLE would have been entitled 20 Re-
ceive for both waysl sl39 90. Well; the route
has recently been changed in consequence Of the
Improvement Of the river navigation and now
Gov. Gayle takes passage IN capital steamboat
AZ Mobile. giides Up the winding Mobile and Ala
banaa rivers 70 Montgomery, probably In less time
and certainly at less cost than was required on The
Oh route. be travelling IN elegant comfort, quiet
and leisure all the way. taking his meals and his
sleep a. II he were In his own house. The change
i al In favor Of economy and the Governor-in
favor Of everybody bat lackless Uncle sam, who
is now liable By Jaw 10 pay Gov. Gayle some s4V1
% 500 more than be would be II steamboats, had
never been invented This is perfectly legal
admit bat insist that il Is not Just that the Gov
eminent should pay more Mileage now than for
ner.v-nay. l insist that Gov. Gayle ought %
unite heartily and promptly IN amending the letter
Of the law 70 conform It 70 rs obvious intent
and spirit He may not view this matter IN the
light DO. bat what pretext has he tor abusing
me
One word now 20 those who say, You ought
lot Q. have made this expose and thus provoked
hosiility-bringing in bill would have Insured
the accom- plshment Of your object DO the gem
tleulen who risk these assertions remember how
ms.y bills 70 correct the abuses OF Mileage hare
from year 70 year been brought ia and can they
guess what has become Of them P 70 vas but yes
,erIay that a Senator said 10 me that. though he
wa. utterly opposed to any reduction OF Mileage
vet If the House did not stop passing Retrench-
meut bill. for Buncombe and then running TO the
Senate AMI begging Senators to stop them there
he. for one. would vote 70 put through the next
Mileage Reduction bill that came 70 the Senate
inst 70 punish Members for their hypocrisy. The
Nleare abuse vii be corrected whenever the
People get in earnest about it-and no' ul then
a..
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HruoklNn ErrflNal.

4 grand dinner was given last evening, at
Montague Hall. IN honor Of the President and Vice
President cleo, The Committee Of Arrsns emsnts
were
Jonas Parker n A Caniers Jss c. Rhodes
3 Spiaos, John Leeeh Elishs Burbank
Jesse c. smith. Henry White Robert Leterts
These gentlemen. siced ~ the worthy host Mr.
HAINEs had provided everything in the choicest and
YET most plentiful variety.
GEoEsE WOOD, Esq presided, assisted By JAMES
HUaFHzETs hoLLIS SANFORD and JOHN IN
DERwooD As Vice-PTesiieaa. Among the speaker.
were the .5le and eloquent President J w. GERARD
and JOSEPH HoxIE, Eses Of this City Hon. JOHN A
KING N c elect from tee Frss District Hon DAVID
BoKEE NJ C. elect from toe Second District, Mr. czo..
the Presidential Eecior from Kings and Richmond n
I CAoT and I. w FnKE Esqs. Several song. were
also sung and ioAsts given. We ROBINSON wa. esuad
up IN connection with toss, complimentary to 81 Tbs
Preis The meeting broke up At little pas, 70 clock
having spent very agreeable evening The comp.p,
snounted 70 nsGly tive hundred
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By telegraph to the Ssw-York Tribune
Thirtieth Congress.

SENATE ...WtsHS5roS. Frifsv, Dee -
Various memorials and petitions were presented snu
referred Among others wss one By NJ. NILES Of c.
uuuerously sgucd praying for the reduction Of fost
age on periodicals and newspapers.
Mr NlLEs aid that he was very much Interested 20
his subject and thsi BE- would very soon 70 cal
ituo Re deemed a reform was absolutely necessary
The petition wss then referred
TONNAGE DrTIEs.
NJ DIX the Chairman Of ihe Committee on Com
ruer reported bin % remit the tonnage duties on TIE
Chinese Junk heying
AnTuuES1rENr FOR NEw-iEAR
Il was szresd that wien the senate adjourn 70 al
iourr untl Tuesday the second day OF January next
ENEcrrfvE SESSION.
TIE Sena'e then went into Executive session, and
the doors were closed After short time spent there
10 the doors were opened and the senate adjourned
over I'll Tuesday.
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oFsEsHoEs-There are hundreds who viii beAf a. wi
ns'' that he bee, ove'shoeshe best because the uo.
elegantly shaped and the durable are 10 be found
zoe OoopfEAz Rubber Emporium under Raihtuc. Hotel
nsH a''of'menis large and varied but We consider he
'ye esed ne perpetual gloss" III. most desirable Tbs
ugmhers i5e Broadway 5So n.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-30

SDIASA-COLONIZATIoS the Senate OF
Indians on the lsth inst Resolution. adopted IN
struetns the Representatives, Of The state Congres.
70 use their oes; exerons 70 procure the passage Of
-" 10 set apart portion Of he newly acquired tern
tory IRON Mexico Tor the colonization Of the free people
Of color from the United states that a, essi ~ acre.
Of lsna be given 70 each eolorea person VINO will emi
CRATE TO sad territory and hs, the proceeds Of any
Aes Of ane' therein ess the expense Of surveying and
selling hs sane, Be appropriated 10 educate such free
people u color ss may become inhabiAnt. OF the
territory.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-30

" KNoN Ia Fulton a. he hster pr elesQ;no, Of the
city has some Of the pretsss and becomrg
coverings for he head, that We have and you
to md favor with the ladies' New. Year day et
them see you with one Of KSoN's hats n 'Ou want 10
make comfortable present jls his Of fur.
If sl4dy aid "a, toward you when enjoying toe
comfort Of one Of KSoxs mufs she must be cold indeed
Hs tasteful caps and hats FOR children are also deserng
particular attention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-30

INDIA RrssLR ovEEsHoEs, -GOoDYEARs Wnetcase' 100
Broadway opposite Trinity Cbureh-ysrd, continues 70
keep heretofore the perfect and ertet 'iye a''ot
men Of Oyer.hoes Manufactured expressly i'r s retail
customers. and Of The French styles Jet sold 1t over
prices hsn essrher. prevail for much Inferior article
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-30

IHE STORM, 6c.-At Boston snow fell suttc!-
emily TO make good seighinz wednesday last. Ta-
Portland Me- 4argiLssr Of "Wednesday says
One Of the severest suO~ storms have exp=ri-
ecced Tor yrar- commenced here yesterday afternoon
ana continued through The night Al o'clock inls
morning, sozle ~ or ~ incnes o level hsd
fallen, very nos; and dense and the still
raging ~ltn unaoated fury
Al re south have sdyices thas the storm has ex.
tended IS far A. Richmond Va
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-30

Business Doors -ooly o. pair at Jossss, Il Annst
Manufactured expressly for SERVES and Of the very best Of
materials and warranted 10 do - good service any
booa made French waisrproof Boou from u 20 to u At
JonESa Il A1n%t DO lws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-30

hNAELIrss REPLYING TO IsEssLIrEs-In the yf5rn,ns
a Of ms day lengthy reply on the Divinity Of Jss
RON Mrs Bishop 10 lecture Of " NoaHs Of the .Si
% november Everybody should read H. A reespiuis
"0n Is % De delivered tomorrow BY Mrs al he Atner-
can Hal, corner a Grad ard Broadway ard P N.
Seat. free
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NEw-YORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, SATURDAY DEC. 30

e. Advertisements for The Tribune Of Monday oagnI 10
before l0 O'Clock Saturday evening tie Pub
icsuon once OF this Paperis not open on sundays
Persons wishing The Ty5la> lef At their dwellings or
places Of business regularly every morning viii please leave
,her address the Publishing Office send note through
he Post Office Terms, ~ week payable 10 the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-30

50 ALBRo Co Wholesale sn1 retail tea, nsS
aud niuv dvscfr, 100 9slsi1u, of Eiddlgsst al
2lo anft second bock Of the Bowef have alIss
stock OF choice Old bottled wines brandy lsh AMI scoeh
mall whisky &c Of the most oee laied brands for sssbY
ne oss. dozen. sinse bone Also on draush ser.
eri assortment n ene brandy, Of the oi-s mi
finest qualities lgg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-30
ElectIon for Naror In Lowell.

BosroN Friday. Dec. %
The election Tor Mayor 10 the City OF Lowell
came 20 yesterday and resulted in the election Of Mr.
French. the LocoFoco candidate by majority Of TO-
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FditortnIChHnse.

ALBANY Friday. Dec -
Mr. , NJ. Shaw OF tine Pougbkeepsie Telegraph
has purchased sn interest the Albany Arsas and be
comes one u is propnetors the st Of January next
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pennsylvania md Ohio RaiIrOud.

PursBURGH, Friday, Dec -
The Common Council Of Allegheny City. have
authorized the Treasurer to subs scribe $4,000 toward
the Penney ania snd Ohio Railroad
The markets generally axe without change IN any
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-30

WisEs FoE TIE HOLIDAYS j. NJ TurHiLL 4 Co IL
Wanen-st wholesale and retail Wine deal-rs hay. u.t re-
csgsd large sddinon lher stock Of choice old boued
Vines Brandy Irish and Scotch WHISKY Of the NOS, cee
orsied brands for sale BY the gross, DOZEN or single bo
Also on dfa1ghi general assoumea, Of Vines Of he
fne.t Cualfus.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-30

MEssRs EDITORS IL has occurred 10 me that
such merchants pleased with their clerks could
not do them greater service that 20 make them mem.
bsrs Of the Mercantile Library Associafi0H. II would
be suitable NewYear present and undoubtedly In
many instances would be productive Of much good
The initiation fee is : yearly dues -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-30

CHOLERA ~ Ew-ORLEASs- ALARNISG.-A
elegrspbic dispatch from New Orleans Via Louisville
states bat on the 18th inst hnH1rse d
Ct9ga were reported IN tia, city. Number Of deaths
10, stated
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-30

HOLIDAY FkEsENTs Ina y fOuls' and b0yl b0os
Callers ana Patent Leather Shoes, Lsees aud his'es
Slippers Buskins, Ties AID Morocco Boots, Genlsmsu.
superior Dress Boots suitable for making Newly calls -
Gendemen's Ladies aud chdfeu's Perpetual Gloss Goss.
overshoe &c very beet quality and for ,ale he low
est prices by JOHN l.. WATKINS,
d27 81 ia Flltor.,t
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LOOK OUT FOR rHE ENGiSE WHILE TH Bell RisCst-I
will sell for $ frsrste pair ofFfench Calf BDots of my
own manufacture. which vii warrant TO outweI TWO
pair Of the sop-shop boots usually sold a. 3d.
viii sell for - hrstrate pair o. French Patent Leader
Boot, the bare work u which 81 - more hao the
patent leather boots usually sold 81 and a. French Call
and TamPco Morocco Pegged Boots u superior qualify
and finish Also large assortment Of Congress 8oo,s md
Gsler,, Taylor and oxford Ties Brogsns CorS Sole end
WaierProOf Boots, &c. which will sell cheaper hsn sny
other establishment IL the cit7
GEO w. FRENCH, 10 Ann-st Eew-York
Second ,hOesOre from Br0aaXay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-30

~ We have received large addition ~ siocs
Embroidered Coly', Cheniseife' CBi, Copei, Jeis g.
~ also ~ extra nch assortment .fEy.0.ng Dresses sud
Infants Robes from So 10 $50 eacn dI5Ji
!. 7. FARRELL co So Broadway, nosr Pincs-s,
~ Has for the People warranted unsurpassed To-
beauty durability oheapness, by any manufactured or
add IN this city ~ lhe price store, i6 Caasl-st
dE W. } W KELLOgS
DR PmSNEYs PLLs-Thess vel known pulls.
lensyey and recommended BY physicians that do n0
leave hs bowels coslye, O0ge persons Increase ne
number for Dose take them long they vii,
sianuy for sale throughout tbs Northern. wdde and New
England States IN the sogliern ciles aui ne Csnadls
the drug and country stores. a y. -Asns agens J
Futon'. aad HJ Broadway. Ne'@-fof. Cisy al ls~6ns
PREssRsED FRssa PRoyis0as.--Cs If0mans snd Al
other. requested 10 fssd the sdysem@ut ofese arb
ces "a smother column ~ t0tsys papss az ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-30

Books FOR PREsFNrs.-Tho-e want. Z % rn.ke boxes
snd acceptable presents on NeW-Yesl Dsy .agsi
call belr, purchasing al the BOOB store of LE,vi rsog
CO where may bee found mu.t extensive sud choices.
soumenl ~ desirable Books M1fe thll fse hundred ff
fef,nt volumes OF richly board Books aly of whh would
Craze center table snd prove most valuable and sccep
le gin The assortment TIT. year exceed. by hr ihu "
former y-srs Annaas OF I'll snd-. Illuminated and hesur
fully Illustrated wors- (some most exquisite voant,
ole, amt editions oi the Poets. large ani small llveie
Books or youth % s ages Bibles and Prayers of ererys1
snI great variety OF binding All Al he lowest possible
prices LEAyirr, TROW a CO lsl Broadway. co,a,
Dey directly opposite iohl.st deN'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-30

R- Notwithstanding the storm, the Telegraph
was IN working order yesterday will Be seen By our
rep1rl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-30

~ THE BUslNrss ALMANAC clmpilfd nd IubIFh'd N
Y. PALNEs, the werknovn Newspaper Advertiser
gent L. n the moot CONVEX tbld uscul TubifsO
e he KIND irsurd The core system snd sfutis
arrangement which marks ih- compilation Of h's Amsns.
cOudrnsng vest zeal ~ lurytsnie Information l ri.
space f one Cfl.s chief rec uendsnDrs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-30

az, For l8i, now J. tho Time to adop, syslrm Of A.
y-rslrg in newspapers ~ other rlurs aud oeus Al re-
q1si Information ard IlrOgs Ctuco ol piaces s1i
papers can bs bed At PA MFRS Agency Inbuue huting
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-30

e CALyIs ADAMS is the Loco-Foco candidate
for Mayor Of PitssburSh
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-. III -. llI ero.lwal

NN. D DisBR0w, UNDERTAKE. WarerOOm. u Fourth
residence 1913 Bowery. Orders len ~ either PLACES
viii meet with prompt attention he has hand, resdy
made, everything requisite for furnishing funerals In-f
mons procured any u the Ceneere. out Of he
city suJ 7n-rf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-30

We reached the pier at Duane ~ about 70 IA The
bes, possible good bumor. mutually delighted with the
tip throughout II will be long very long, before We
lose the pleasant memory Of its scenes and incidents
10 concluding we must express our sincere scknowl-
Judgments to y MARSH Esq and Mr. SEYMOUR, a. well
A. the officers Of The Company IL general, Tor their
many Kind a.tentluns dnrins tne Journey
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-30

WINTER GARMENTS Tho slye, character snd price u
our extensive assortment OF readymsde Oyefooal ron
drsb, olive, brown aud black beaver and miled cloths
commend them ihe most desirable ard ecoronca
garments Of he Season. and with this ASSURANCE hey
offered TO the Inspection u the disc ming
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-30
BUSINESS NOTICES.
TIE SECRET BOOK.

~ Many years since celebrated and eccentric Physi-
clan remarked that when he died he would leave book
which would show the world what the Doctors had been
doi.g. After bis decesse large book found IN his
library closely sealed up, with the words. "The Doc
tors Secret 90 tbs enveop Curiosity up-los rs
regards the Doctors Secret q unopened for
alarge price, when the purchaser Immediately withdrew
10 private room to open The same and obtain the long
hidden mysiery-in which he found the following words
h-n yolr al dy. your bead COOL yoa have
1lt l--- lccasion 30 employ Doctor"
We happy TO be able that he resi desders-
Of keeping the feet entirely dry and warm has been
discovered by HENRY WELLS tie msngfscures Water.
proof Liquid Of GUlta Perchs which renders esther
flexible snd durable aud perfect preventative Of
wstcr damp feet, and has inside snsDgemeut. with
the AMERICAN GUrrA PERCHA CoMPASY, 1879 Wilism-,t
whore the article be obtained wholesale or retail q,
a reasonable price
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-30

-" MAURICE SrRAKoscH, assisted by Miss
Julia L. Norhsl gives his first Concert at Carusi'
Saloon, in Washington. the 30 Of January.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-30

Nrw.YS,s Grr Portable Wn8. pe,a.. No.
Boxes Cso Cases. end rsrsFsncy Goods Tier. /. e.,
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found there, sri s't. oo price. al w ssu-y ODD re-,
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-30

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-30

THE CONCERT Don't forget the Concert TO
night for the Benefit of the Park Theater Orchestra
EVERYBODY should be there.