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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-28

uIGUrsrOWN N. ~ HrGH sCHoOL-Ths 10
an EsgsA ana Classical Family sosEdius school for
yogns and boys Access from New YoFs snS Pbls-
De- phs s BY the Camden and Amboy Railroad hne The
uext .ss.ion commences on the 81 day Of May Terms
Ger quarter sS6 In sivsuee for board washing mendns
xht snd tuition 20 si the English branches csGsi'y
tspskt In so scsdsmy-in ths Latin the ancient aad
modern Greek, the French and the Hebrew language
Yoaps men having the sacred ministry in view here &c
oqrs thorough preparation for snt-r2s sny elsss IN
COLLEGE cote 70 the Principal, 81 ~ North Moorest
may prooure personal interview 10 mis- city. oarnf the
pr-sent snd following week Circulars, with soditionH
Information. st suy time be obtained OF Mess BEN
JAMiN PIKE 4 son, los Broadway.
Rev JAMES l.. THOMPSON, late Missionary
ais eOdSw. % Syria and the Holy Land, Principal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-28

~ The Copsrsnershp heretotore existing between "
HAM LIVEsEY, will bs Dissolved by mutual eonsens on
the IL, Of May 1913. All tsmsnds against tho soovs n,%
mus. b. presented for settlement before that tmo '
- a. srAKKEE LIVEsEY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-28

tkJArTEis-A few senye youns men 20 90 SCUM %
w West 10 cot A. .ssnts the sole VI uew snd PopV
.ubieatous-S0 over and shove their expenses VIII %
Insured hem Ia writing, with 80 opportunity gi eee
ins 81 900 per ysar Some men noS W ovr empoy VII
20 toart make over 500 per year, cSsr ~ 81 expenses
zach man IA hsva his dittrst t VIII be necessary oi
.elo 10 nave - of. IS 10 GO ~ obtain 1000 NJ
tcF out Apply a. FREECtps Publishing Hail. -,
Broadway, ~ stscs, off, 81 ths Fss Of oar uni"n an
le,ters % postpaid. 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-28

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-28

sDOAKUIsG-At II Nsnesst eorrsr OF sestrJ-A
- suits oi rooms the % door srisbe Tor families or
single senemen 9Th foil or partial board References
exehans-d A secondhand Pi:no wanted az 'ne sooye
- ais In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-28

aETA<rED-As situation By a respeoiabls youn w0'
W uisa 40 chlnbefmsd sno 10 take CHARGE OF children
would have no objections 70 80 short distance 10 me
country the best OF city references gven u required
csa for thfes day, Please call ST sl 81
secona dor. front room. ~ -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-28
NO SHADE pAINTERs.--A full sssoItmsnt Of eli

articles for SHADE PsinteTs use FIU1HU % 1'
bs. manner By .esm-bornt sienna a. raw 90 ~, oe,ns
nmber "a raw 90 10 Sd, Prussan bloc Chinese oius
III Is per h. ground IN oil Also general assortment OF
paint. oils slas sod all other articles IN the painting
H.. ,bols,aI. and retail, cheap Tor cash, by
nus SAMUEL SCHOONMAKER,
Chathsrs sqoafe-s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-28
poARDtNG SCHOOL FOR boys At Mode

~ town, Conn.-rbe 18th Summer Session of - wees
vii commences MAY chXss $50 In advance limited
number Of pupils reside with tho principal and recevs
parental care Young lads attended 10 and from school
Circulars and minute information OF Rev. IL Chase ~
MaSss,-., Is6 unyBl D. n CHASE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-28
CNaMELING on CAST IRON AND CO

~ PERT ne suDscrDot Is pIePaIo' W 49,.
for enamsling s.ove pots, tesse,tes polss, pumoo'
BOTTLES sauce pans teskettes &c. for sale At fscory ="
Chefry.st fs16 Iw' =. sANhhI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-28

China and Carolina-Tbe southerner-Appear-
ance Of Charieston-Ifs situation--ociety-
The Ciub-Pubiic and Private Liohrles-
Religion, Churches and Ciersy-bene'oleh'
titution---ch ools-J ournals- Cetton rae
torie.-Their Success and Ibhuence-Rhii-
road.-,Iarkeis, Gas Works, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-28

sdips in the upper pert Of tn. city, wishes TO take
three or four little sir bosd and instruct them 10 the
Eug.h branches OF Educs1on French, Music and Dan
eng Il desired Having taught number Of yesrs In this
sty the most satisfactory references can be given Terms
very mott crate, but always In advance. Inquire iS
between the Seventh and Eighth avenues
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-28

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lsIsHfs
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Tor any
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-28
B4bARDiN(..
nOARDING IN BROOKLNS-A

DOAHD-A sen,lsman and his wife, OF two or three
ID snsle gentlemen have very piesssnt apartments
with breakf. sad tss ul board Ia private family 10
Brooms st a fsw doors from Broadway References et
0' ~ ~ 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-28

young lsdy competent 20 teach Age
1 bra Geometry, drawing, and the higher English
Brsnche. wishes situation in this City or Broohlyn
,ddre.s ra box S9S Post Office. Az W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-28

uOUGn's ORIGINAL PATENT skirt
- w. NV S''' 4 " sRowHE. 1886 Bowsry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-28

ANANThD-A situsNon by tmsFt louns "oulan .
w 40 ch.mbergotk plata sewing, or - assst In
ws.hug sud roning; obe;on 70 60 70 the eounry 80
csiry maid The beat at reference fon her ist Place
Appiy At 81 Pearl st. "a foor. float Can BE- seen
40, time Tor three days a. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-28

V,O TsACUERs.-sc School Furniture, some OF -
a Of superior quality for sale AZ oil henrys' my !"
seen from 70 a = NJ AZ Nv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-28
SCHOOLS.
INSTITUTION FOR YOUNG LADIES
IN BROOKLYN HEIGHTS. 100 Pierspcus.ss

SELECT BOARDING SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIEB
Al Richmoud, staten Island
THE SPRING SESSION Of this School will com
i nenc. on M0ndsy the Isl day Of May Two ysesn.
e. eHisins the Of parents ~ho desire for ther
daB shter retired snd plessss staarou, whers their
oT.s Will Be ssTiety guarded aod toroosh rms ian cd
ucston svsn. "a solicited The mosf Eespectsois refer
sivcn. For fsfther Information address
- lon :. ID STEPHENS Riehmood. Richr1erd Co. MY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-28
FRENCH BOARDING sCB'

IN "
Ia FOR BOYS corner OF Blooni sdale Rosd ana Eighty
sxth-st Hey. 4. DOUGLASS, A NJ Rector FOR psrtcr-
Ter. terms, 40 see advertisement IN the Evening
or eircusts which can BE- obtained At the book
~. nf IN. Massrs APPLETON. DO BrnsdMay all In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-28
Sf1O AkUFACTUKEKs-Fors safe, ssixtee n sire

-peeder built with teterenee TO dnrsontJ sna
ne. with ths approved improvements Also Tor sse
one Slice Lathe, Gsefed DO ooe Hand do all wnlcn
will BE- sold very low for eash. May BE- seen IN
IN. rear Of hishtnSses cotton mills IN Paterson ~
DIV 10 f.lf SUI JAS TURTOH. Paterson. ~ =
The New York herald., 1848-12-20
CITY TRADE REPORT.

- TUESDAY, Dec. 9-2 2. ".
AsHrs-The market 10 quiet but frm at So a SO as
CoT1or.-The sales Of the morning are 400 bales at
etsady prices FLOUR, &c Western anal -four il a
thade 6rmer and no fair brands be had under SIS
3lA Sales Of 2C00 bbls at So 81 SIS 81 for ordj-
mary 10 straight bra nds Oswego, Rochester and MI
chigaD, and S5 62h SIS 70 for pure Genesee South
ern flour Ia quiet at SIS rs So so Sales 200 bbs
Georgetown at the former figure Wheat is dull and
In the absence of saes omit quotations Corn in
fair request sales of 10000 bushels at 60c for
fiat yellow, and SO q 6Ic. for old mixed Western Rye
and oats remain as before, with small sales. PRov-
siors Pork Is held at Sl3 and $40. for mess aud
prime. The stock Ia not large Beef remains about
the tame. Sales have been made 200 tiprces prime
mess pork at SIS a sl6 Lsrd continues dull and no
to 23h cents.
TUESDAY, December 1s-eP NJ
The stifnese ofthe Hour Market pre- vously noticed,
was continued to- day, while sales Of all kinds were
light and confined mostly to the home trade at the
full quotations Of yesterday There copsidsr BILE
wheat Offering, including lots of Western Gsnesee,
asking rates and the market closed dull Corn was
IL fair demand with fair sales including lots for
port TO Ireland, SC Meal was quiet without change
10 note In quotations. There change in rye
rye Hour. Pork was 6rmer and sales of and
prime made ut advance on Yesterdays quotations g.
Beef remained the same. while lard continued dull
There was a fair business doing in sugars Mol asses
quiet Cotton sold to fair extent, chieay for ex
port, at steady prices.
AsHKs Sales of 100 bbls. Canadian pots, in bond
we're made at SO; and 80 rs bbls Ame pots and
pearls, Mt SO 1s9ia SO 25 The market closed Arm
BKEswAx-Furthsr sales Of 500 lbs. yellow, at slo
cash.
BRgApsruFrs -F1our-The sales only footed uo
about 200 to $500 bbs Including 0sseso this state
western brands, sc, at S5 3li 50 3Ix in small lots
there were few sellers under the latter figures
200 bbis Genesee sold at S5 37li Small sales Of
hwings mills, Ohio we're made At SO 10 There va.
no onange in pure OF straight brands southern
dull small lot ef Petersburgh city mills sold
80 30 Howard street aud Georgetown we're dull. snd
prices nominal Rhsoi-Seysral lots were on the 'ssr
The New York herald., 1848-12-20
WASHINGTON, Dec. Is, 1913.
Short Commons

Clayton must take the State Department. HIS
friends demand it. The foreign missions and tho
consulaes have to be overhauled, and the friends
OF Mr. Clayton are not to be put of. They were
disappointed in ~, and they have waited long
enough. Put that in your pipe and smoke it.
We hear, occasionally, in an indirect, yet auhen
tic way, from Old Zack He keeps as elrcum
spect as an old hare in hollow tree, when the
hounds are out. He don't promise any thing to
eny body, but appears to be quite taken up with
the news OF the gold region on the Sacramento.
and the chances Of Louis Napoleon. We under-
stand that,it Is his opinion Napoleon will be
elected. Col. Bliss, being of literary turn OF
mind, goes for Lamartlne. Such is the extent Of
our information from Gen. Taylor, with regard 10
his new cabinet. On the score ot rotation, tie
late election is regarded by Old Zack as victory
Of the people; IN the consummation OF this
victory he includes wings and democrats. aod
promises 10 hi vacancies MS they may occur by
deaths or resIgnations. That's 4 small mirgln.
Sew DIE, and none resign" This information
certainly Justlfies the impression that the election
Of Genera Taylor will be short commons Tor the
,tlice- see kers
The New York herald., 1848-12-20

q
kst Senseee vas nsla .. ooc ara western ~ sooc %
lloc prt no safes usnspuso Sorn Sa,e9 OF aoooo
bushels new yellow were made st 600 600 600 do
new Nor bern ,onpd soid =. osc 1000 DO old yellow
st oZc ooo ~ uoo 10 oia mixed IN store nv oto
1000 DO. od round yeiow az Ioc 5000 do New Or
leans at ooc, aehvsredi Z4oo 40 round new AZ ozc
ooOo 90 new Soutnern wnite AZ osc, aOoo 40 SOUTH
ern new, on private Terms medf-Saes or ooo bols
were made at yesterdays prices Rye-Sa'es Of 5000
nusnes were made at oZe Oafs were selling at 3lo
5oo'
BhIcks-har North River have become quito scarce,
abG prices are a tbade stiner.
CoTToT.-Ihe market continues STEADY with sales OF
l4tO bales, chiefly for export
fnEIoHTs - 20 600 bushels corn were engaged In q
British vessel to Liverpool At oAd and 800 do IN In
an American vessel at o1sd oagged by shipper; 3ooo
DO were engaged Tor Glasgow at there WAS good
inquiry for OF corn to IRELAND for whch
"a was offered and lOd asked; bacon was engaged TO
Liverpool at 30s 200 bbls meal at 2s beef In bols
AT 2s % and bread at 2s
=, FIsH.-Lhe sales To-Day are 900 ools NO. ana
Mars mackerel AZ 30 70 % l2s dry coo are seuins
from store at ~ 70
The 'ales comprise 200 boxes buncn rai',ns
on private terms 500 do at 81 40 81 50 LOCO halves
and quarters at 10 42c; LOCO Layers on terms not
uanepred 600 boxes New Messna lemons ~ " 7o 1eo
do DO oranges at private bargain and 400 kegs and
hslt kegs Malaga grapes at % 70 ~ oo
HAY was steady at 400 Doc.
The New York herald., 1848-12-20
WASHINGTON, Dec. IS, 1913.

Prince John invaded Washington to-day. Tho
free soilers have 10 be looked after in the House.
The Question comes up tomorrow, and the Prince
is here; and following close upon his arrival, We
should not wonder II we were to get red hot
spetch from Giddings the subject Of the negroes
and an essay 10 ,ne House from Horace Greeley.
on the question OF land reform, especially Ia Cali
iornIa. The Prince iCsIsts upon II, however, that
the gold lands are tree soil. and that slave territory
ought to be eonhHed so sugar, cotton, r,ce and to
bacco. The Prince appears entirely satished With
with the results oi the election. He probably
comes wiih brief or two for the Supreme Court
The New York herald., 1848-12-20
WASHINGTON, Dec. iS, lsis.

We take i, for granted that Col Webb Is to have a
hearing IN this administrator, especially regard
TO the efiices at New York He has been here,
and better pleased man you cannot find this side
Of the lucky chap who picked up piece Of gold IN
California, weighing thirteen pounds Judging
from the happiness OF Col. Webb, everything y
going on as smoothly as an eel IN a nilipond;
every thing is arraDged-proviso and all-as alss
The New York herald., 1848-12-20
MTELLIGENCE BY THE NAILS,
WASHINGTON, Dec. II, 1913.
Movements ~ the CdyttaI.

MovOpewfs N the CdyitaI.
Things have en- veiy dull here for the last te "
days, and 1t Is not likely that there will be mach
STIR I'LL after the holidays.
Ilearn that a movement IS in progress to bring
Bulitt, OF the N,p Orleans P,cayun. here, to take
the old "Nat,orai Wing" office, and make an
effort to become the organ of the net adminlstra-
tion.
Gallagher OF the Richmond Republican,, has
some idea of coming here To start a paper
Gideon, book and Job printer here commences
a wing paper on the LIT OF January
Thus you see that there are lots of competitors
for the OrPanshIp here. The great complaint.
however, all sides, If, that there is emo secu-
nty"-no solid basis which to repose hope and
confidence. IL is saId-but with what degree
OF ruth know rot-that Bnllltt's paper has been
sort OF confidential organ for Taylor.
The special committee the reporting bus-
ness has not yet been appointed
An interesting debate occurred to-day the
bill giving The contract to Asplnwal, Zee tor build
Ing railroad across Isthmus OF Panama
The resolution calling for information about Cuba
was offered to-day.
Invitations are out from Mavor Seaton, to q
dinner given "by HIM and certain citizens OF
Washington" TO take place AT Coeman's on We'd
nesday evening. Ii is to be sort of Taylor din-
ner.
The New York herald., 1848-12-20
MARKETS ELSE WHERE.


BALTIMORE Dec 1850 chs Marine Blk, ; 25 Baltimore
Ohio Rsilroad, t4ms, 321S do, By
IHIAy EIPBIA, Dec. I9-First Bodrd-250 U Bank, b.
Sal do 3 2t0 Dc, 3 l50 do So 3a 250 do h. 3s; 100
~ $50 do b5 3' 20 Mechanics Bs. 2 Nor Rk Ky l0
40 COPPER b. 100 Grard 2ds la; 2U) do s5 l 100 do
li1s S4O Texas 10 sds 22 100 Union Cnl S. III 5000
Penn S. 7s % Far Mcchs ST. SS0O Nav 6s 6s Dds 33
Bank bS Sh 100 Morris Canal r. ~ 90 s%s91hana @ Canal
l Morris Csnals go GiIard kk l. Second Board -lOO
Gs 81, S; ,N do 56, 1886 100 Penn, SIS 7 33 Cam
Sch Nav o. & l6susq Canal 5 is Phil Bk III 100 Read
ng sR "a ~ GirSrd @ BIZ so2 Norris Canal ~ M do
Solcls97 Penn ts 10 200 Residing RE Gs 80 500 Sch
Nav 6 GS 80 so Girard Bk l4 100 Norris Canal Ss 400
Rk ga; 200 Jersey Copper 3zS.
BosroN, Dec lSBrokers Bodrd-l0 shares Vermont and
Mass railroad 50 Eastern do 1903 do do do 1929 IL do
Boston Maine do lS do Western do 100 81 do Bo,toa
PROV 81 70 do heading l5 do do do b3 l5 l3 do
do do l51 rs do bO 26 l6 81 do East Bos-
Co. 1876 10 do do do do Merchants Bank, 1925 10 do
T do 95 ~ rights Boston Worsceer railroad 35c
ON0 IT, s. 6s 1862 1904. Second Board-l0 vereentra
bsk ~ do Western railroad 9e dvd off do Cheshire do
7 $50 do Reading do 1875 10 do do Mo l l5Ddo do b l55
25 do do bio, lss 100 do do b6O l6; 25 do do 1916
The New York herald., 1848-12-20

HURST REGULAR CALIFORNIA PACKET SHIP, FOR
the Gold Region Dstrc-The splendid No. newly COD
perd packet ship APOLLO recently in the European trade
having most Of her freight and nearly full complement
ergsged will sail for San Francisco California the
gold region in that vicinity TIE End If January
o'clock in the forenoon precisely being owed out
por erul steamer The offered this
and airy ships in New York. equals in speed
Che destined to sail directly not only for San Francisco
1t be done expected she to be taken
river thirty forty miles into the very heart of
gon whre she remain several onthsas
bic at the time enable her with
in about Is months from the time Of departing will
be entitled to out and back again. and
their home and storehouse during all the time she
gold region the when the Tney will be
piled with full seamen raions which includes all the
es Of life Will, the out and home and ase white
take them shore for their subsistence They will be
100 lbs of luggage voyage lbs on the re-
The price for the whole passage home
cudng board and lodging while there fixed
Of S20as little not less than the Of
length Of time in New York Choice bers or state
be made by the tho order numbers
their passage tickets The thus furnishing
with home to which they resort Of
distress must apparent to a-away fro old
in foreign land will be found invaluable The
it is expected will 10 in about four months leaving
about eight months for the Person intend
ing take BY this vessel will do well
lie occupied entirely carpenters evedores u
les busi engaged fitting berhs slowing freight taking
supply Of provisions and making prep
for the The Apollo may inspected
bers North River Freight
wise at the lowest rates. Apply on board
The New York herald., 1848-12-20

nR IA. BOSrv1CK. LECTURER ON DISEASES " Lhs
uainary orsans auttor OF Cou pse Practical Work on
the ature and 1rcnmept OF Ycserca Dsseses ne@ ~
from Boston Medical and Surgical usy s
said. earlessy that this vcnerea guide s aeeusuJ A"o
qualification, equal To- European w I
miy any ns Vi hs
o1e atten pied this Author OF wefa on '"e
snd Trt "a. snt Of Ssmnf. Wtakness imposncy No. ess
from scfsSus2 Dol W. plates author OF the FANNY Eys
author Of work entitled uns g phynnans ana
r h1 .icisn and the Medical aud surgical lnsu
tue estabshed AT 10 Chamber. street ou, row
nt4 eight doors Ahsye Boome sreot where
bs nav bs aud wbcre the above worh may DO
ossned This usual month,y Of ha tnsuuuon WIZ Not
be pahiithed ser tho prcsens u hcSiNA'hs a. ~
The New York herald., 1848-12-20

OOwIsY rHEATRE-wEDNEsDAY EVENING DEC o,
or Ss sis a 6ass
Mt Dunn lhs sh sh Ms o cl.,,e r.ta. M5. Herbert
IN. TR9,-Mr T.iddle Mr. w1sn' M. haoks Mr.. jord,n
ssns ac Dsus seScsis With ,ss
n. sis Anrste %r e.Ssrs Door. %d % con m
sf curtain q Pit ia; Gallery 'syz cts
SATIoSAL InEA1K. LAT.
Of R hEilhu or the ,onspir'c Rchsieu Mr. 4 SCOT.
DE- Ine Miss Tdon After %hicn Dancing By rs;
g
0. sps rs rac
i he: Pvate Bo1ea So Seats in Private Boxes. sl BAL
l Grand and Broome streets commenced Monday Oct
d. and .il continue every night until further
sISsTREL SlS
slNT PoPUiAR STYLE OF ErIioPiAN ENrAarAfN
AIkTs whose concerts in this city for period Of ten months
the honor Of cling 70 the aie. and gentlemen Of New
sss esss1
Characteristic Dances 10 Admission Is cents Doors opon
every saturday H. under tSs %a
n.Uement ard diection Of T. p. Christy
TABERNACLE. GREAT AND BRILLIANT MUSICAL
December q lss given By nEaz hioh the pro-
other densesle from the Italian and
French orera which will be executed by Madame Laborde
a" I Po tho
Russia has Kindly oonsntsd to his departure order
Italian Opera Max Maretzek musical director and conductor
Henri Br will perform piece expressly composed
OCCASION entitled Tribute Anne Anante expressive
h de- oS o % Il BIS
from Mosarts Don Menoelssoh celebrated
Ber1 and appear together grand duest Concert
tan for pianofora Lucreza Borgs popourr for
the full orchestr~ with several solos, expressly this
occasion BY Max Msret.tk rrt tims Tickets 0ue Dollar
be had At the Opera House, Astor Place. and all the Music
Stores and princpal note Notice-To prevent the
oce tickets will be the Tabsrna
ee the will be open half past O'clock The Con
cert will begin at 90 ock precisely No Dot tponement
vNABERNACLE-ONLYG GRAND GALA CONCERT GIVEN
by Madame Al pa Bishop Saturday evening" Dec. 23rd
paraelsd splendo being positively ap
New York his winter owing to her South
gsgemsnts On this occasion Madame Anna shop will
sing her most popular and celebrated Cavatnss Songs
admired first and only this
Mr. Bochs Harps to the Queen England Director Of Her
only this famed
symphony, in divisions called Voyage Musical dhe
the world introducing national ar selected from
the authentic which given in their primitive
state panied with instruments peculiar each country!
Turkey, Spain, Hin doan, Greece,
gal Persia Italy and France Second Dvon-Switze Po
jand Soos Germany. Russia America Ireland and
To give full effect this stupendous work. which created in
rope such exaordnsr, sensation Nine Bhop sing
tr pring best Professors Of this city,
chorus Military Bands six narps besides
and the Grand Finale in which the national strains England
Scotland Ireland Wales and America interviewer together
erection Of Mr. George Loeer In the Voyage Musical Mr.
Boohsa viii preside at the harp Full particulars Of the whole
To render ths unique Gala Con-
splendid possible the Of tho Tabernacs will
gay animated with coorod lampions and Military Band
under the port will receive tho vers Tickets 81
Door open at7 Concert to commences o'clock.
The New York herald., 1848-12-20

GblttFD IBIS DAY. LOT TO CALIFORNIA OF MRS
~ Jevss ,old tabdy but ly for lrvats u O. tho A.
about siaig tsd better take feS packages with thc for
Iumcnniy complaints viii abound mining regions
IL s warranted keep in climate whoos nd ne
tsi by Mira Jervs So Brpadway corner Of Wh,e street
akd by.cI,ggis.s gbIera1y
The New York herald., 1848-12-20

LNRUIr FOR sALE--TO BUSHELS DRIED PEACHES
bright and crop az bu.he Dried Apples do. Por sAe
by T.. J. BAyEH5& Son, s3i VS. ter stree.
The New York herald., 1848-12-20

d on TO CALIFORNIA, AND F0UHD-THE CAL
lcO ifornia Mutual Association having completed their
lumber and purchased the speudd ship Panama. resolved
upon taking few the abye price, N Tho
first class ship fO9 tons burthen-an exceeding
sae and will positively leave between the Of
Application for passaee freight (which will be taken
,noy low to be msdo to the President Of the Association
The New York herald., 1848-12-20

MIDICAL CARp--DR. oRKIsON HAS BEESENGAakp
Ivl tsc ast thirty treating diseases " the rspro
ductive ergsbs de'bty LEGAL ana gsnesa aud elaeay
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