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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-19

SENATOR HANNEGAN.-Wc copied few days
70 spsrsgrspb from the CiaciHHafi Enquire stating
ss' MI flanagan had passed up the river the 18th
ss' on his way 10 Washington II appears that the
:s.fs"u was misntormed for Mr. Hsnnegan arrived
~ 'os city few days since, having been i've days on
as way from Fountain Co. In CONSEQUENCE of the al
a -Os. impossible condition OF the roads On Saturday
s,sn' ana sunday Mr. II was confined to his bed by
s.hess.esd cold and fever Yesterday he was improv
% ana vel enough 10 itup. lind State sentinel 18th
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-19
FANCY STATIONERY
IS5 BROADWAY

TWO DOORS BELOW that of the old nfm Dec -.
f8B-MR GEORGE ?. PUTNAM, (of the late firm
N Wiley Putnam has Just returned from London and
PARE win and valuable collection ~ choice
AMI Books for presents rcudng French snd Eng
sh. many of which are In e richest bindings and others,
All superhy Illuminated snd illustrated
The selection Of the more permanently useful books com
pnses every desirable IN English and American Lit
Taste literally snd economy may be equally sstisf-d,
the prices from p cent, 50 snd guaranteed 10
be low those Of other house r The books
Mr Putnam invites those interested IN the Fine Afs TO
look specimens Of The Art Manufactures" including
Powers Greek slave do itcssW rulb >stjO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-19
DISEASES OF THE UTERUS

fI'HElR SYMPTOMS, CAUSES, PREVENTION AND
L RE. admirably treated IN d. DkOu's work on
Woman and Diseases from he Cradle To the Crave
The work entities DR. Dixon 30 the thanks ~ ev-ry good
man in the community New York Albion
Popular Treatise addressed 10 Young Men, contain
ing complete review u the symptoms and treat
early decay and and every known disease
Ia language. adapted 10 every reader. For sale by
IN stfn NNIrT 4 DANENPORT TrIhunr HullflnQa
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GENERAL NOTICES.

r. The >ew-EnsIand society 10 the City u New
YORK viii fin- The AsOr-hogse % he I'd inst Al =
DC ock. precisely
Ticket. ~ had OF s.her of the members " n7 CoH
niuee Of Arrangements.
SIMEON DRAPER, jr JOHN THOMAS,
" BOSSET, Z. A PEABODY
di6 us LUTHER B. WYMAS, Con. Of Arrangements
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-19

NATIONAL REFoKM.-Ihe National Rei0rmers
OF Chicago, M held meeting in that city on the 3oih
ut and resolved cosesce with their brethren OF the
Buffalo platform, they had stolen all their thunder
JANIS NCGENr presided, aud ELIAS SNALLY one Of
the Gerr smith Presidential Electors acted as Secrc
tsn The following Is one the resolutions adopted
f,,Oirtd That # not sooner adjusted land reform viii
Dc Que OF the great questions that will enter iotO The
Presidential canvass of lS32-that the time has even
arrived when we are prepared 10 declare that al
shall hereafter receive votes for any legislative
oice who does not give satisfactory evidence that he
IA favor of land reform.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-19

TsTh- and-rsgnet prepared y receive of9-f i0f ne@
Quarter and -igtlh u neatly MARKED bags " -
- d La. -sch warranted rsv, M weight, snd Sqls
rv gsny 10 market Orders fr0n he South and sas
sor,pan-d ~1lh CITY rei-renc-. VII Meet VIII prOmpi
.rrrton Ia %. FROST, ~ fronL-L
On- door below P-ckslp
IA constant supply % -xtrs s1p-rhne Flour while
- Glow milan aesl. kiln1red Corn H-s- Graham
gr I'd superior OaTn@sl barrels hssbsrrsls rnau
oA-tsg-s and nsxs - 3fnis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-19

% mass meeting OF the Free Sellers o.
Wisconsin is to be held at Madison the llth of Jan
ssy 10 consider aud sdopt basis for the permsbe It
org anizstion OF the party
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-19
GRAND VOCAL AND 1NsrRu MENTAL

IONNtkT.
FoE FF>NFfr
THE HOME"
fNDFR TIE PATRONAGE or TIE PRISON A>>o.
l CATION ~ the New Assembly Rooms N' Roadway
New. York. on TUESDAY EVENING. Dec Do, lsN -
Amsielr. ~ his city sssis,ed ~ Ms l. 4 JuNtS NJ
RICHARD HOFFMAN snd Nj (HAkLf> WINTER.
Kindly volunteered their ssushe service. Tor Ne
occasion will give Grad Nccsl sni In'trumenN Con
cert Al the Assembly Rooms ~ huosdwsN 90 IT. f>hAt
EVENING. Dec ~. lsts
PROGRAMME
r,Er
Oustteue rirses Glee Bsser
. Ousftet- When he Sweet Nj hf' .............
B sony soprano" ksghi-en Ms'oufneen Mrs
jones' -t.sr... .tssf. .tfss. .st-.ts. eiN-'n
! Violin and risnO-nuo- NuuCertsnf~ " Mriifs de u
Sonnsrbuis. hv q Winter sud al Amateur ..-. lrris
S1ng-Rs..o- 'rls when 10 Sleep. bishor
p asil.d-r.ror-" " sndsrei by the broos SIDE hinc
Plano Forte Grsnl Fsnis.c-" Lucls "A Lsmmer.
moor Performed by Rlchsrd hon ran Lisf
Qurieue- >erensds siHs % he sumner
Nght" Words by Longfeilo~ ............... BasT
FsRr o.
Ousrteue-" Luuow ....... ........... Won Weber
Duet soprano snd Bs.-,-" syren and frisr'....
ksisd-Tenof-" Mary Mine .......,.....t.. hrshi
Onsrtrtie Sleep on
, \ olin SOLE Execuled by { Winter ...........
Dueu renors The glow -r.Queen .......... Glover
Piano Forte Caprice on Nations Airs 10y
Holman ...,............ De Mryel
The Grand Psno used shi. OCCASION H. iroci
Chickeung sMauufsctory
Tickets cent. Ca be had ~ thu Music Stores sn ri no
door evening u the concert Doors open ri rn
cert 90 commence O'Clock No postponemsnt "r t'-
~ The ~esther din au1
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AMUSEM E.NTS.

NrOTlCE-Lsdies and serusmsn u The rt-sf-icsi pro
Y f-..o, ard Of sckno~iets-c reputation SEQ o.
engagement requested 20 maize imm~iist- sppncsno-
TO siIsBEE co Progri-Sors q he rev snd sp-n.
sd ~.t.h strrn iorsei 81 he corr-f ~ Seventh ard
Ch-.rnpt A.. pa ,d-iphis and 10 cOmpi~unr.
~hch ~i oc-n Tor he saturday De- - SIS
y al euer- uus be prepaid O. oas
MECHANICS HALL, ~. brosd.s, -.,~ --n
VI Grad and Rroou- lcogruencin. 90 hoNbsi "
lober continuing every night aaul fsrlher niee
TWELFTH WEEK % TIRE REOPsNiNG
TIE orgtra and w-ilAno~n CHRi>Tf's hlNsIhtL>l
Is-s.ns- IN iS41l "a s,ss ~ hamonir- Negro Melodies
and o-tgsf-, q ne prcs-us popular yc - sfsiorAs
sNrsSrA<Ngsrs 1Ose concerts In us city. fcr fcfiof
u rtA. received With slcA tisnal shsc fsgof
snc patronage hsve he honor o announcing Re stics
sct gentlemen - New ora ard vicinity hs isey VII
give ser-s u heir popular conc~rs iruocacirg variety
n her origins sOuss Chor1ses IhNsciersAc psnees 40
Admission > e-uo Doors open a. 7-eonc-n VII CON
mrnce a. o'clcrk
An AFTERNOON CONCERT every sslardsy. cum
nenclng 1SPM Unt-r he msnagemeni and tire, uor u
p ChRlSrf. us VS.
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Hry Wafer Cure.-Dr J

LIZ Wafer Cure.-Dr TEiLL receig-- psti-nis a
N. INV -.r.s.hrs-of IS Laght and a. Oyster Bay L
Nv fi ing. sr- berg erected or lh- cOunuy essn 81
nseni which with the charming scenery ana fen.lkso-
ssubrry Of the plsce, VII ilfl-n ln-ela-' -
Tor invsHcs a. al seasons u ne y-af- ~ Inns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-19

tslOn with TIE medical PROFESSOR &C Nc Peoc' a.
Tor children and nvsits mlcn 81 flol y .ro
--.iis n--nsr-d Al The principal drug stores Nco.rss-
- grcKyR EROFHFR- ~ c--rrvrt OF 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-19

~ Mercantile Librnry and Reading Room,
Clinton Hall 30 volumes ~ books and very mn s
u Periodicals M0Bthie- and Quarter e. CLERK. lniua
ion Zee = srd sen- .nnus dues g. Merchants and others
annual .ut.crguon = New members received soy Time
IL, ~ zen the hour. q DO A ~ and 10 Pm By order
"a .yxts HENRY A OAKLEY. R-~- Sc h-r In Az
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,uKouATIC TELESCOPES. s,r A.,-oo,

"A cal purposes, Of bisb magufyirg power, 5, and s
fsst 10 length, elegantly mounted hgh tripod .t4rd.
prse s5o 80 $40 snd $50 Achrurlsuc M.cro.cop~.
OF the sane qualify from 80 10 $40 Single and Cou-
pound Microscopes Of every style from 81 10 st2 Opt
ca AID Philosophical lnsun-nts n great van-ty embfa-
cirg every sZs style and fn.sh For sale By
dl3 lmis- BENZ. PIKE, Jr. 81 Broadway.
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DRY GOODS.
CLOAKS--CLOAKS.

=, ELLlNG orr, AT GREAT SACRIFICES This lasz
stock aud best u the most fashionable Ia
dies and misses COazs offered In his city VIII and
must -Od Oh without before the hfsi Of INC N-~
Year the subscriber Ofsrs s1ch great bargains h. 70
qu-sls every u such 10 give him cal, add
cry gentleman VINO ceg his lady and
fJfabe u requested ID cal Al me new cOsS store cor
aer OF East Broadway sod Caihanne-st dis Owls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-19
". r BgssEI, Secretary. Aucusrus SMITH
j W HyNE, Treasurer. l.. T. IsSDEH.
! a uffrv InudurfpF 81
UARNuM,- AMERICAN MusEUM-P T

DBasSUM Proprietor, y HTcHcocs, Manager
SPLENDID PERFORMANCES every afternoon At
O'Clock snd every evening "A oclOcs The mans serl-
hsppy Ia announce the English 0iant. ROBERT HALLS
The -rge. man earth the tses sud heaviest being over
feet hish, and wei CHING quarter ~ ton In
addition and with The sboye, he has engaged
the SMALLEST NJ MAN PAIR that ~ss ever ssen alive,
MAJOR LtTTLEFINGER and his petil. swe.ib-sftTlI A
MA, EFAIRY QUEEN both being much SMALLER
THAN GsN TOM THUMB He i also happy 70 an
no1nc-, for another week, THE BU RLEsQuk OPthAi
written expressly for the American Museum, entitled Iit
sLEEP-WALKER Also the SABLE BROTHERS
GREAT WESTERN, Tho fsnkes COm-ilsn, Tht
THE WORsrED HOMESTEAD, TH6 HMhLArD
MAMMOTH BROTHERS, LIVING OUaAN1 OUTAhD
Wax sCRIPTURAL sTATUARY, MADAME ROCK
WELL, ths Fortune Teller
Admission d cent. children under 10 yes" Of sgs lA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-19
The American Squadron on the African COST

IIVNINNf lI"'I1ItII ~
BY the arrival of the brig Almena, Capt French
O Porto Prsys reports the arrival there on the 10Th
oct OF tho a. :. briggs Porpose and Bsnbridge, from
cruise The sailed again from Porto Grandc.
The | : ships jamestown and Portsmouth were Al
Porto Grande from Madeira las, accounts all well
Large quantities of rain had fallen this season al Porto
praya and the place unusually unhealthy. and most
Of the residents had left for more healthy islands No
American vessels Gambia the 18th Nov At which
time he Athena sailed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-19

AfN,>..s-Thc Official vote ia Arkansas is
Cs.. $500 Taylor ,,,-S. Coss majority l''I'.
In ihe election for G.. :. senator Mr.. sewers
name was withdrawn, before Mr. Borlaud was
elected The last ballot stood for Mr. Bor'and
III Lorenzo Gibson VIII. %; Thomas Drew
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-19

FtoRipA-The official vote of this State shows
an majority for Brown, Governor, and ''' i'T Ga
bel. Representative IN Congress-both "hirs.-
Gen Taylor's ma iority is about 1900
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-19

n WHITE (LATE J. 4. CLARK al BKOADWAf
rl,HIs GALLERY 10 tho Oldest most extensive ana fssf
ionabe IN tho United States and contain over 90 ID.
gusrr-otyps Miniatures from life of nearly all our enneai
men The public invited 10 visit THIS collection and es
he mos bssnrf1 specimens " ihe Daguerrean arr
a.. ~. -,.,t nl3 OuS'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-19

~ Col. Brent, for a long time CIerA OF tue
No., Cur, sisd =, Wsshipgton on the 18th inst
Col B. was worthy citizen, and leaves large family
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-19
Markets

The market for BREADsrUFFs this morning is very
dull sellers OF Howard st plenty AT 81 -. but no
buyers WHEAT since the Steamer, has declined cts
per bushel We quote prime White 81 o. aud Red 81.
CoHN has aso declined 10 cents per bushol and the
supply on the market IS large New White Is quoted At
q ccnts sad Yellow q cents OATS are selling slowly
at 2, cents Provisions and GRocgErE3 ara without
rfeura
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-19

All the Fashion RosEzTss new snd sP.-na'a
,vI- u Gothic Door sad Nlnoef pAies 80 go.c ~
$500 psrern Coucsve Bel Pulls the handsomss 70 y
so<nd 10 he ely. K ROoerS msrgseI1ref - ososn
vay near Pr1cesL VI 'A0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-19
CLAPP l. BRAIHERD,

CLAPP BRAIHERD,
Importers and Dealers II
CHINA. GLASS. AND EARTHES.SAkk
TEA TRAYS, CUTLERY, and BRITANNIA WAR;,
wholesale and retail ~ Wlism-st ID door below fuI-
t0u-st
Rich Dinner sDc Dessert Services
Splendid China, Tee and Cotee ssts
Fine Toilet Ware. Of new patterns
Solar and other Lamps
Vases Fancy Goods Class Ware Britannia w sre snc com
moe gods u Kinds for family ard Tor thos7 about ID
commence housekeeping.
Hotel. ships and Steamboats, suppIed a. snon nocce
" b Low Prices o3 5nisron
k1TISDOW SHADE. AND Gill cORSlCcs-
w Tha greatest assortment of window shades git cofn
re. snd dcor.Ons and II the lowe prices AZ bAhIOLo
l75 and III William, betve-o oeekina1 and spfQ'e"
dis 7ng-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-19
NEW-fORk TRIBUNE.

Mf. Cray A>p GE> TA1LoK-A dIspat from
ca nnst FAY. tn4, " Gay ha. invited Cen Taylor 60
,.r,ase of Toe hospits ties of h. house ~ 'shisrd'
st.n the G.oefal il on BOD. way ~ Washington TN
T.y,r also bias invited 81 Clay 20 spend "''< WIN
hn ~ Baton Rouge Loui-iana during %" WINTER Ii
i,t.n,.onof Mr. C.syt yi.it New Orleans shortly.
,,t ., r. probable ina, b. will scccp, Gen 1aylor'
rg'fU1u
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RICH ENGRAVINGS.

A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT Of the finest French and
"A gsh line and mezzotnt eDgrsyings Autographs and
studies c0Ored and plain For sale by
ma su.c b. ANTHONY. 2O5 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-19

EOR GENTLEuEN'- FALL AND WINTER
i WEAR-An assortment u goods comprising a. tho
snc various styles Cloth, Csssmeres N-s1ngs and
OvercOaurgs which Will - made gp % order pro-
verbally moderate charges while tn- eDdesyOrs vii
given the and character u
menu. precedence with t1e discerning he may
remarked reference ~ tho extensive adymsfe
have Away. hand, comprising Oyercoals, Closk.,
Dress srd sfocs Cosis Pantsoons se.s &c from 1ieh
n. Isd. " d.slznI ciries can obtain q supply
WN T JENNINGS 4 co Drnpsrs ard Tsiio~s
Establishment for fret qIsly Read y-msds Gsmen Z5l
Brnsd~sy Am-rrsH Hotel Ola tie
hKh GOODS Proes reduced u Pail and Winter
~ goods cloths, csssimeres, s.uDes, blsnzes f4nnes
prnis girzn.ins spsczs m1sn- lneus linen drso-s IA
ble-clotns bsndkeTcniefs kc Also damaged gioghsms
AMI printed ls~Ds Tor sale b.
az its' W MATHEWS 90 csihsrire st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-19

a CARDIFF undersigned, Managers - the Nov
~ York Sacred Music Society beg nus puohey 10 taie
that tho Concert announced Friday evening mo h INST
was postponed without their concurrence by Al unsnh'r
red snd Irresponsible person, and that they knew no'hns
said notice ~ attendance hal bca
served nj hour Of IN. day many u The pert lfn
efs engaged for tho occasion and also 10 he nrnbf' ~
Society render impossible for ih"n to pro rei
They would farther shy that the Board Of Managers Of ne
Home for the Fnenoless for whose b-nen ne euefisn
ment be- siven likewise unsivlsed OF move
men and hs therefore th- responsibility 0f 90 gross si
judged proceeding rests not upon the managers or me
society named hat entire upon the idnrAsn OF ne
N Society who took the msltsr into his own hands
The most ample had been made To mHke the
Concert attractive and high gratifying 10 the friends 81 no
lioms Of the Fneniess" They deeply rogfet M dsap
ponfm-n that the thousands subjected 10 VINO came
and found tho doors Of tho Tabernacle closed
Tn. severe ind sposiOn u Mad QUO one ~ no pnnc
pal performers for the evening would not have inis pted
The Concert though her absence would have been deeply
regretted This Concert will lake plsce on Weno. sy the
nh inst when The tickets sr-sdy disposed ~ viii be 70
ceiyed NJ PHYFF. ls Vice President
r. CLARKE, "a
". = BgssEi. Secretary. AUGUSTUS SMITH
j W. HyNE, Treasurer. L. T. LASDEE
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IL posils the Bowery Thes,er-Ths magnificent -.tsb.
l.hmsnt is open daily from \ t g. and RON ~ TAI
o'clock r NJ The HAL Of Exhibition 10 ntiei up Win
great eeys nce, and hs collection Of LIVING BEASTS
AND BIRDS the largest and most perfect Ia America
A performance IL given al sach exhibition Including ne
fssis Of trained Elephants PONCE and Monkes
Mr. BROOKS enters den u Lions and Tigers
Admission d cents children under nins yosrs 0f sxS,
hsfpncs season tickets -
n17isf VAN AABUk0h % rfOphrps
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y II. PALMEK,S BUSINESS MEMS ALMANAC
for 1919, containing much matter a. an ordinary
Emo Of 90 pages said 10 be- The very be-. com
pendulum Of facts znd statistics Issued from tn- Amef
can Press published and for sale Al PANBRs Advertising
Agency. Tribune Buildings. NeW-York single copy ~
cents 81 per dozen - per 100; 80 per 1909 For sale
by BOOKSELLER keepers agents peddlss sc through
1lt the United state. Canada 10 % ln'-
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EDWARD FOXs
CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,

u'HE UNDERSIGNED being about making cnsngc IN
bic business, znd purpOsDk - dispose VI ne superb
-O. u read ymsfe clOng a. great reduction from me
ord mary raie- would Announce those vhO may ~ soOu
% purchase fsshOnzb article u dress msDufacl red
from ne hle-t fabric and of superior tnsh can D- ODisrd
Al l. establishment Al mtsch Than charged fOr
Inferior qlay offered Tor SAFE a. houses located
n no bysr--ts and msy be depended upon 10 view or
securing the greatest economy
H-.upsrb and immense STOCK d Cloths Cassmrre- ADD
Ee.tngs viii offer advantage yls-ty over any 0tlef
house 10 this city, from which garments vii - mscs 70
measure and guaranteed To every particular Diplomatic
Army ADD Navy Uniforms. a. per regulation"
EDWARD FOX, ~ Broadway
4 f,,f...Is oo.o.if- Franklin House ~ Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-19

4. T1LqraoL CIYCNNArl Monday Dec n
Tie Western papers state that Gen. TArtoh
Will leave tho middle OF January. via Memphis, for
Ashland.
Test the irregular Loco-Foco candidate has
been elected Secretary of State 10 Indiana.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-19

II I-ura1d snl IhlfCh 81 uUd'T ne lH"'T0H ~ VIZ
MARY POWELL the Indian Missionary, sssisei ~
FOUR INDIANS Just from their native forests IN inc
course uf the Exhibition lnd courshp -ni ms ~"
TUESDAY EVENING next, 1911 Inst a. 4 0c.o's
f'.s.a.. ,, r.ut. a. hs had a. IN. door dls lu.'8
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-19

D. Icesr0pb BALTIMORE. Dec ID.
The United States Steamer Dragon was lost at
a. mouth OF the Rio Grsnde on the both ut Her cargo
sss all saved
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nrw-oRLEANs sERENApERs.

HfW -UNLLhNS oLNLNHPIN''
At THE srtiNNEsAST INSTITUTE Broadway,
~ few door. .hov. X $50 her It
THIRD MEEK-FNERY MONT
The entertainments OF this Fihiopisn opefs Company
embrace gr-nd ,c-u@s nom the Italian Opefss, with inus
lions ~ - - -
JENNY LIND siGNOR LABLACHF
MADAME 0RlSl MARIO,
BISHOP, GARDloNNl
Admission p "a. Doors open at concert Al O'Clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-19

nIVIDEND.-Ths President and Directors u 40
DNorh American Fire Insurance Company have de
cised dvidsnd Of per the capital STOCK. psys
bic 90 demand r w. BLnECkEk- SecrsafX
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-19

passed belief b, the details sre - minute that an
most unsiuingiy obliged % admit - truth
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-19

Admission p cts Doors open a. ?. concert a. "cl'cs
4 saturday afternoon concert At ; O'Clock as l~is-
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-07-30

situilons to resign our right of thought and speech
Members on this floor do not blush to pronounce the
President OF the United States the commander nchef OF
our army and navy, traitor, usurper Polk, the menda
cious an administration OF "dwarish talents and ggan-
TIC vices to falsely denounce Gen Cass, the candidate of
the democratic party for the presidency, fraudulenuy
obtaining money from the public treasury; whose whole
life has been spent in jealous honorable, and faithful
discharge OF the public service the hero of Huls
render-ihus implying that he is coward when the his
tory OF his whole life shows that he has been equal TO
every emergency of the service in which he has been
placed. And is Gen Taylor, the candidate of the wing
party above all criticism Why, in the opinion of some
NELL
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-07-30
CONGRESSIONAL.
SPEECH OF MIR. THOMPSON,

OF MISSISSIPPI,
IN the House of Representatives. Jmy2 ls4SIon the cl-
vii and diplomatic appropriation bill
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tiona pride, comparatively hidden in private part
ne inferior OF the building, there stand the Of time
and criticism! T1
But have said enough, Messrs Editors, to make myself
understood. am that my remarks win be appreciated
oy an VINO consider them impartialy write in captous
spirit wrlte Tor the purpose Of finding fault with indi
Vduai, and with no committee. pen this article as would
record my VOTE The Monument is yet TO be built Were
completed should have felt no disposition to send you
communication OF this Sort The architect who has shown
50 much taste in the proportions and adjustment of the diff
efen parts cam am sure propose whole which would
appear mcongruous to the fasidous The nation
does not want originality in architecture in the seyenhou-
sandh year of the world We ought to be satisfied with
consistency. When devate from an approved path we
may so wrong. II is that the Dorc which has been
chosen for the Paniheon" the most majestic Of all the
styles OF Grecan archiecure but still does not SAVIOR too
much OF the ornate to be united with the Egyptian Or is
not tho obelisk too severe to be united with IL?
We have been orewarned by the examples of other cenu-
ries; We should BIO forearmed The Romans the Franks
the Turks the English have all tiled this system of en-
giatns and have all failed sgnaly. Let risk it
INC monument which nations has before accorded to
The nsirous departed & the giant Of Washing
ton now IN your city, DO characterized only spcudd
failure aud this because the Roman symbols thrown
around the American hero.
let ms profit by wanngs ard none will be better pleas
ell at The attainment of perfection in this Monument Of the
people thar The mother Of The patriot and sage whose remains
nov repose IN the bosom Of his.own beloved
MAnca 10, 1913. VIRGINIA