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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-12-06

We learn that Mr. J. h. Si-arn., distinguish
ed arts, Of New Y ark. and lately from Europe,
has oreh Tor some days al the Arngtoa Hous~,
~ uli> vicinity, engaged IN making very be- uii-
tut and successful copies from the original psr-
lures OF Col. ani Mrs. Washington the one Of
The date Of tas2. by P-aie and the other Of .5a
hy "e'as'on' with = view 10 the p.sating of a
large picture of W ashingtons marriage, foa aided
upon tiac relation of the Interesting event !. the
ldstis recollection. AMI private mo IRIS Of Tia,
lille ana character Of " ssiIiuston
The scene is laid ia the aac'-n parish churcI,
oil 81. Peter. county cf New Kent, u colony Of
Virginia. time 9th Of January, 1859.
In the Foreground, aai near the altar, appears
The Kew DIR. Mossotn. the Officiating clergyman,
IA fail canonirais, H. IL aboat 10 present the
marriage rug. The bridegroom is in a suit Of
blue aud silver, iiard with red silk embroi lie red
""i-te"st. small clothes. gold shoe aud knee
buckles, dress sword, and hair in full powder
The hride IN suit OF white satin, rich point lac,
RULES, pearl ornaments III her hair. pearl neck
lace. ear rin.> aai bracelets. white satin hi yh-
heetrd shoes, with diamond buek ies; she is at
tended by group of Ia lies, in the gorgeous cos
tune oil that ancient period. Near to the bride
groom Is a brilliant group, comprising the vics
regal Governor Of Virginia. several English ar
my aud navy officers. then colonial service
with the very elite Of V,rgn,a chvaivv of tho
oil regime. The Governor is in n sut OF scar
let, embroidered with gold with bag wig an
sword. the gentlemen in the fashion Of the time
Bat among the most iutcr resting sni pic Ia rescue
op, the celebrated body servant of Bruiiock, aud
then of w ashngton, with whom hs en- led his
days after service Of more than forty ye,rs
This veteran solIirr OF thu war Of t:-ur., IT,
forms IA perfect study IN the picture. Ills tall.
attenuatcd form aud soiii-rIy bearing as with
folded arms ani cooked hat IN hand. rcsr-e fully
has he approached the bridal group. gives touch
ing interest to the whole scene. Tie !. in scar
let coat. aud is booted and sparred. having Just
d'snonn,ed AMI reliuqn,sl,ed the fsvoritc chang
Of ms chief 10 a groom
Through the large folding doors Of the church
~ seen III. old fasli.o ned coach of ths bride
drawn by horses; also the fine English ch iry
or, belueathed to Washington bv Braidock af
ter the fatal field of Monongahela.
From the account Of III. marriage handed
down by those who were present at it, crlehra-
hon ~ appears that the braic and her iasf,es oc-
cuPie'i the coach, while TIA. provincial Coion-t
rode has splendid charger, nirn -,i b, a brilliant
c"rirg'o OF the gay aui lllant III tiie lani.
Sucn vas " ashington'r marriage. in 1853.
lLraadria Ga-cftr.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-12-06
Important 10 om.u,,n psivc..

Sirang-. That many who afflicted with
COiGH that As gradually wearing them down,
and slowly, but surely stealing them into that
dreadful disease, Consu,npt'on-that disease
winch carries oil thousands daily are doing moth
my, or what ~ worse til M nothing gorr,ng them
selves with nosfr"ms. that pufl-d Ia the skies
for cures they are sud 10 have effected on son,s
foreign or unknown persons. when they
he positively cured by using DIR. ROGERS
COMPOUND SI RUP OF LIV ERW ORr AND
TAR. winch sill continues To effect the ,,o.t
t0Rde fal Ca,es recorded in the annals Of
medicine A fact which is proved by references
to the vast number of certificates frou, IN. first
and most rcsi'e, table eiizrns such a.--Dr VIM.
J. Richards. Judge Vim. Burke, the " ,fe Of tis.,
Rev e. ". Macy, DIR. Hiram Cox. lat. Profcs-
sor IN Eclectic Medical College Of Cincinnati,
and oth"rs OF that city. Certificates not Oniy Of
rcnnrHabic cures of distressing Cough. bat Con
sumption actually cured, after the Physicians oC
the highest standing had given them up to die
If men OF such h'gh standing will ronch for tho
rre1t raf.Ss Of this medicine, we cannot bat
fer III II 1t Is at least all sat Il ~ represented To
be Read the advertisement Of DR.. Rogers IN
another column.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-12-06

1.-THE Prospectus Of Eartain'. l. mon Maya
zine il published in another column. The No
now before MS Is decidedly rich and beautiful.
aud. should the same pains be take" with the
subse que mt numbers, which No have no doubt
will he done. tho Union Magazine will be justly
entitled TO be stylcd "Num6er One in Uncle
Sans extensive donin ions. The prico for a
single copy for Que year is only 81. Read the
prospectus call at Ilolioway's Book Store and
examine copy Of il, and then subscribe.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-12-06
MISUNDERSTANDING.

Total, GlO7O 1921 3G053
TAYLOR over Cass. o5,739: Van Buren,
over Cass. All: Cass and Van Buren,
over Taylor, 1869 Calv. 81 AIS: Polk.
52.8i6: Birnev. 1850. Clay over Polk
l4.57.. over all, 3.711.
No returns were received this wear
from Bolton, and those from Philipstown
and Wilmington were not received within
the time specified by law.
The Old Bay State.
Has done the thing up well. and quick
~ The Legislature convened on the
23d inst, TO choose electors, and at noon
the next day made choice of the Wing
Ticket. the Taylor and Fillmore ticket.
by 81 majority. There stands Old Mas
sacAus cts, ..loolz at her
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-12-06

merchants Exchange Reporter, is the title
Of an excellent Commercial paper, published in
Cincinnati, by M. A. fKAsoor. 1t contains
every thing Of interest relating to the Trade and
Commerce Of the Queen City. and il any Of our
readers want a paper Of this kind from Cincn-
matt, containing reliabie Information, we would
advise them to suhscr ibe for the Reporter
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-12-06
Di&laa't l1slppeu,!

The last Jctiersonian contains an article from
the Hamilton Telegraph. denying that Colonel
Weller had been logged by Lewis D. Camp
bell-they didn't even quarrel We arc glad OF
il; for If il had been the case. soon after the
political logging old Seabnry Ford gave him,
we felt prepared to advise that friend Lew be ia-
dicted for "uuuecessary cruelty 10 animals"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-12-06
ORcilly.s telegraph.

The New Orleans Evening Mercury Of
18th inst. states that at that date the wires
were up throughout O'Reilly's line OF
telegraph from New Orleans TO Louisville,
and the company are only waiting the ar
rival Of the instruments in order TO go into
operation
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-12-06

The National lUteiligenc.r publishes a list o ,
the Presidents and III. bills vetoed by them. from
which IL appears that W ash'ngton vetoed , bills;
john Adams none; jefferson none; Madison );
Monroe ]; J. 4. Adams none; Jackson II; Van
Baren none; Harrison none; Tyler 10; Polk ,.
The Veto Power. according To this statement, has
been exercised 80 times since the organizst OF
the COveYnme Mt.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-12-06
II at first you don't succeed
Try-try again"

Pork Packing.-Mcssrs. Browns and
Starr, the last Jctlcrsonian says. have
commenced packing pork at their estab-
lishment Immediately north of .ais city
They arc paving $3.50 per hundred.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-12-06
SslEIisAe.

1T was sublime writes an admirng Nuiiiiier
from Columbia, to the Tribune, in ehfonicling
the fact that Willard Fillmore ID not receive one
single vote for Vice President in the Legislature
Of South Carolina. we acknowledge the corn,
says Mr.. Greeley, yet insist that there rs one
thing rather more snb'ime-nanely, that 1 iii-
more is elected mittont one vote IN South Carroll
ma. This strikes me as the light Of subiimity.'
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-12-06
New Years Address.

The "imps'' Of the Palladium will present Il
copy Of one Of tho Aanuais for I549, to the au-
thor Of an Address for them to their patrons, on
the occasion Of the appso aching holidsy,-to be
handed in by the 25,h instant
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-12-06

Tho Hamilton IntcIIgenccr is now stcercd by
John p. Charles, formerly editor Of tho Eaton
Register; VIC wish him success and hopc he will
30 mnnnge the editorial helm as 10 fill his pockets
wth the "ncedfuI.''
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-12-06

0TThe last Connersville Telegraph
publishes no less than nine marriage no.
tees. The girls Of ''Old Fayette" have
improved tine last few days OF Leap
Year" to some purpose. We're sorry we
can't say as much for the girls of ''Old
Wayne" but they'll now have TO wait
three long years before the opportunity OF
popping the question to the chaps is
again presented, unless they make up for
lost time this month. As Wellington said
at the battle Of Waterloo, ''up and at
shcm''-lor the boys are ready TO be cap.
tivated, and they dare not refuse you.-
As the old song says:
''If at first you don't succeed
Try-try again.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-12-06

We saw man in a state Of beastlv in.
'oSica'ion this morning. who was no, long
since preacher of the gospel. in high
standing, in the city of Philadelphia
.How are the mighty fallcn.''- Daily
Nonpareil.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-12-06
More Ssnull Pox-Thc India,

More Small POx.-Ihc INDIANAPOLIS
''Scntine" Of Nov. 80. says: eve have two
moro Cases Of small pox to report. in addition TO
those already mentioned, to-wit: Richard Will
Hams, who is now III, and his son Thomas, who
mad very slight attack, and is now quite we'll.
Tho disease is thus far confined to tho house in
which It first made its appearance. There have
been but four cases in aIl.''
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-12-06

The Indianapolis papers publish the official
aggregate vote Of Indiana, as follows: Cass H.
600; Taylor 7O,I59; Van Buren, S,G42. Cass
over Taylor 1855; Taylor and Van Buren, over
Cass 1,lO7.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-12-06

1.-THE Frankfort Commonwealth, says: 1--WE
mr.. gratjGed 10 learn that the Hon. Henry Clay,
who has been quite i'll for several days past, is
much better; his present condition justifies the
hope that his health will be speedily restored
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-12-06

O'lt 10 a "notorous fact" that flass aud ban
ners, Oh which were inscribed "PoIk AND TIE
TAa'rr or 1884," were flung to the breeze in
Pennsylvania in 1874, and that Mr. Polk was
declared to be as good Tariff man as Henry
Clay: The Pennsy Ivunians were humbugged
with these locofocO kane6ocks, and voted for
Folk. II is now a notorious fact that the
Pcnnsy Ivnnians repudiated the humbuggers, and
gave the electoral vote Of their State TO Zachary
Taylor,-a man who shrinks from no response
bility, and, as the Executive Of the Nation, lie
will sanction tho will Of tho People as expressed
through their Representatives in Congress-
all tho People have TO do is TO select the right
kind Of Represe ntatives, and the WiI,not Provi-
80. tho Tariff of ~, a sound National Currency,
and River and llarbor improvements, will all
be adopted and lot VETOED. If it is some
consolation for a loco to live in a loco State, is
u not greater con ISOLATION to a whig, thus stu
ated, TO know that a WING is at the helm of III.
Nationi II would be a satisfaction TO us. a,
least, to say we hailed from tho Old Key Stone
State. Is il not also "somc consolation thcse
days to know" that you were born in renn,yl-
wanna, brother Elder To-be-s sure it is.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-12-06
He's Mad, isn't 1lc!

When we read such cpi,hets as ''black-
hearted" ..base lic,' ..liar,' &c, applied
by one editor to another, the natural con-
clu,ion is that he is NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. o.
patience, or his temper is somewhat ruff
fled. Such is the conclusion we come to
ON reading the editorial in the last Jetfer-
sonian, and we asked the question al the
head OF this article. Well, what Of it, if
he is! Reader, did you ever pull the
cork out Of a bottle Of spruce beer! What
an uproar and commoiion the gas made
while drawing it!--EfEz-z-zt-popM and
it's all ovcr--no danger in it--full Of
sound and fury, signifying nothing but
gas! So i, is with our Elderly friend
our partner drew the cork 1--WE only speak
by way Of comParison,) out of the beer
bottle who presdes over the editorial de-
par,mcnt Of the JetTcrsonian, and out
rolled a hat full of windy words, The
..noise and confisiou'' denoted harm TO
somebody; but no harm was done.
Ii is rot our intention to defend the po-
sitions assumed by the senior editor, in
regard TO the conduct Of the Richmond
postmaster during the last election-he
may have applied the cork-screw in rath-
or trough and ready" manner, and not
with as tender hand as 1re would have
done il; but we believe the article con-
tains more truth than poetry, or why would
the '.galled jade" vince SO! Although
the editor of the Jeffersonian, as post
master, has, for aught we know, attended
to his duties promptly and faithfully,-is
an accommodating and gentlcnanly Off
cer,-still lie knocs and feels that he has
used the post office for electioneering pur-
poscs-bccn an active and leading parti-
Fan post,nastcr-the head, and mouth
piece Of the locofoco party in this ''dig-
GIN" and has used all the influence he
possessed as man and as an officer to
sustain the present administration; yet
all This was required Of him by his supe-
riors, as the price Of his ''bread and but
ter''-he was obliged to do just as he was
bid, and we only blame him for being
tooi-his masters are more censurable
than he is.
We hope our Elderly friend will do
himself no personal injury in his present
fit Of madness.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-12-06

ITThs Messages Of President Polk and Gov
WhitcoTnb, will be laid before our readers in the
next No. Of tile Palladium.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-12-06

The Commits sioners, Court Of this coun
~ is now liz session.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-12-06

The average of the above age. is about
57i wears; and il is a curious circum-
stance that five OF our twelve Presidents
have been of the age of 81 al the time of
their election. Harrison was the Oldest CT
the Presidents and Polk the youngest,
when elected
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-12-06

Clark Division, No. }, SON, Of Temperance,
Meets every Wed nesday evening, at g. O'Clock,
James p. Burgess, w. F., Abraham Car, r. s.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-12-06

II IL rsmored that Col. Bliss is 10 marry Gen
TayIor's daughter-a Biissful wedding. that.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-12-06
Maine,

NT6IIhCe
The official returns. give Cass a plura.
lily over Taylor OF 1859 Van Buren.s
vote is 1921. The majority against,
Cass in the State is 1865.
Georgia.
The majority for Taylor in Georgia is
area Wing gain in this State Since
October, 5,oeo
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-12-06
1866 1892 1886 l547s3 a5i94
3O,3l4 27.O36

Taylor over Cass. 1868: Cass and Va,
buren, over Taylor 1887. Clay 1892.
Polk 29.341; Birney I945. in ~. CI.v
over Polk. 1891: over both, 1910.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-12-06
House q Lot n Personal Property
AT E'1lsIIC SALE

"a III. be sold at Public Sale, ~ the city - {
w Richmond, on Thursday. the IiIi Isy Of
December next, half Lot No. ~ on w aiuut II d,
the property Of Joseph Ash There Is on .a,i
Lot comfortable Dwelling House. contaisin.
five rooms, a well of good water and Other con.
ven'rncie- lso, the following PERSONAL
PROPERTY:
One SECRETARY, one Bure au. one Cooking Stove,
Beds, Bedding, and i5edsieais, CI,a,rs, W r,t,uy
DESK. Carpet, Looking Glass, "A first rate RI
FILE, Table Cloths, and many other articles.
hTSale 10 CONNIE nee ut 10 o'clock, n III. OF
said day. when teri will lie made known and
due tendance given by
NATHAN RAMBO, Ay-ss
Richmond, Nov %, ISIS. S.,l.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-12-06

II is proposed to hold an Editorial C owe ntion
at Indianapolis, sometime this winter. The
State Journal remarks: "Therc is much need Of
something to restrain tho low personal abuse in
d"'ged )" by some OF the members Of the fra,er-
nifty" Our Elderly friend Of the Jcaersonian
will Of course attend and undergo the process Of
having same Of tho sharp corners taken off-he
needs u, judging from his last papcr-so nc does
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-12-06
The Happy Effects of Water.

The following notice comes to US in a
letter from Mr.. Mansfield. who is a man Of
high responsibility. and whose motive un-
questonably is that of doing good to those
afflicted with the disease Of Asthma.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-12-06

Taylor's plurality over Van Buren,. 9,2s5
. Cass, I2,I74
Every Congressional district has given
a plurality for Taylor.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-12-06
Official Vote Of Ohio.

The Columbus papers publish the official state
ment Of the vote of Ohio at the Preside ntia
election the 9Th of this month
COY ERNpR. PRESIDENT.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-12-06

ETCHrc for asthma, ''rtthoM Money
been handed to us by friend of ours, in
whose judgment and veracity we have en-
tire confidence, who endorses all that is
known for the good Of the afllicted:-Cim.
Guzekfc
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-12-06

"yINDDW GLASS Of alt sizes, and I.-.s
w branis. Also ,nsrfiu. ~ abe putty, E,r
sale at DR.. Howeils Drag Store, No, I6 M,,a 81.
November -, 1873. i7-if:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-21

q, do f,e.h ground Cuba. s.; ia DO Cd 4ino. % d.
for refining on private 100 hx. White Havana
cts ard $50 Brown DO = a.. mos BY auction loo mas
New Orleans sold AZ ftd5. cts, 5 and mos
TEAS-The first public sale Of the season, comprising
importatons per Sea Wcb, &C. was bfooghtiof"so ~,
terdsy but large portion Of the catalogue IA pIop
withdrawn there being ndisposon on the PAY on le
trade 10 purchase % any considerable eSient nus
the sprng trsde not hsvinEyet fairly opened Inc
offered we're not desirable a. present Jet pIlees Nsy
nearly maintained themselves, the rates 9ntsneo Deu
similar 10 those Of the Fall especially Tor hs De''e' t'
tiles - - 49,. tr+
TOBACCO-There j. fair rquIy from ne .fa. -. ~.
with the exception ~ Cuba, the stocks are th1 .. -
.ortmsnts brc Ken and undesirable and there y 20
ouenca but little dong. q hhcs kentUcty 500 90 ILLS
s ds no. earn and = Fi0f1s 4Vg%3 csE.
The ,toek Of Cubs Is about 80. St Domingo 49, ana ia
vsna 100 bses.
WHALEBONE-ls very dull there beng no eaPoI' % ,
,and Al present rsles; quote Northwest Oo1.N 80
rs,s and south Sea ~. c'sh % me no, ins I1.e'
d WfNFS-Sales have been made Of no tes -hu ~ "
,asks sicily Madeira Csnts. terms not inaqs PeD.
10 csses Clare, 25 80 gr Casks Daf-no t'
Port s. cents: n sweet Masss q % Shsrfy, q ~
MADEIRA 75a IS 40 Port, 81 abs and sha" 'o' mann
I sew =. mos s II ,o,,s ,aie.
have besn made By the dealers bot We have bo1ihs :.
rsnort from first hands Domestic - lnactiFe' sbu -'
'"'a" '''' ~ fShpping Last.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-21
BOOK TRADE.
JUST PUBLISHED,

DART NNI.-Braifhwates Retrospect OF ffacic1I N-a-
! ieine and surgery hstJeary journal cqnillnln3 3
,ent ip he Medical science-Th- desrn Of this work
IL 10 collect and present % tho practitioner orce 10 every
ak months succiuct and able digest OF sucn improve
ers and aifcoveres have feeu made 10 Medicai sc
ence in eng part q the world within that umei ava
that too 30 nearly possible iu The language OF those
"a o made such discoveries impr0 Fsueufs, 80 ta by
reference 20 tins work. ans physician may have OF h-
command az tnhng cost foil and c'mpIets sumina,J
q an that s nee aud valuable DO the Medical word Fh,
ont ssfing himself either o. the expense or labor OF
searching through the various journals and ne" meocs
vorssths are BE- me- daily issued
hereafter 81 eos single Nos % ere Invariably 10 a.
,..-,-, . f--4-- ..
Commenced IN January, $780, Pgoh.hed IN i"na.h I'D
Inlv and January every year, and rer1bned n rev"
~ f ugft0 DANIEL ADFE 100 fulton.st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-21
MARINE JOU A l.
PORT OF NEW. YOAk

Arrived-BfE Loas Walsh, of Ellsworth Mel si ~
New Orleans. ~ cs, mo ssies 70 fesmih "
4 ~ has been ~ De norih q Haeras win heao = nu-
spt sails OF boat and carried away ioreopgasn ~
'Brg Wetumpks Fowler. Mobile Jan - coiion - ~
sturzes Cleafu 81 Co. The experienced very h'a''
oCrfberly gales from the 4th 20 The l0ih INST 80
sehr Iiors of Prospect, Hsl slower Mar ~ as no
lssse. .c 10 TAYLOR Left brig Efzs toi h5npaeb'
~ p,r.e ~ BRISTOL III soon and Eastern bna ln-
Fnovn The has been IS days north Of h'iisra' WIN
head winds 80 ~ 10 10. o., n A. I
BedelL 80 - .-,, 90 orle-
-niIed-Br bark Adm.r,l for beiiasl iIe,tne D''s'
uemornudn-Ths Br bark Elizabeth, sailed hence i2'
~" 1''t tns, #. reported beoE, returned 30 eon'e
guence Of having shifted csrf9. ,-.t ..t
40 miles r n Csn. Nay. sroke schr Iuleie oi SEQ
stanley no dsrs from Gesrget0wn 50, lumber - Ho
bound 10 NewH0ak Der crew being SICK put Two p'' '
b..rd of her 10 assist 20 a. her in port
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-21

,VpoRT,yT TO rHR PUBIC

IMPORTANT TO THE PUBL. D.. Fognt-
lFLROY I co. - Broadway opposite tn- - -.
a. ,IouIf respectfully cal lffrnlen q iteit 5
a. ssii-se sctsd assortment Of ready made 80,
Cio.s.. .lso Youths sni BoJs Clothing OF efeIy
Al color and doth ~hich they are no" seiilut ~ 49,
h.r object heinz 70 dispose Of the STOCK on IT, So,
he ~. Of Fshruaryin order % make room ol NC -
Tbav ar cut mad and trimmed equal 70 tnois tIs
ors., srs Ar .sst SD per cent lower than ny slf,
rsn f tha .snas character aud standlns m VIC cry
nFIOy-ONDE GARNIENT-.-Ws are no- 81.
IL lrr our extensive stock % ready -mAae 1tl
-I-k. sr-ss and frock coats, p2ntAloons 'es.', -
49,. dr-s.iug roznss &c with itrss .ssoftuiru
800 f,rrv dress articles comprising scars e-A.
y-as 100. susreudsrs &c a. discount OF = ~ 49,
- r- usu.l Low prices order o. refuge sle1s w.
~ tla a.urst1n u present copaftnefship' req .
r.. -srni-irs an outfit for the Winter should -N.-in7
The assortment d." ~ ~ 4 -. .,~.r.,.n Hotel
d.8 - ni-a-~ -, 80
nyERCOAT-. CLOAK. Winter ffoess, 60 -
" me snce % our stock vii he clos-a ~ 80
d1ced prices. W ~ 1 i. ,r.,'-.r Hotel
5l ~ bioal~nJ
EXTRA BLACK and Fancy SIX and Saiin Ofi'a'''
= - yves o. 30 WI T JENNINGS = CO
ELK AND WOOL NUFFLER--lhs m'''
/ - .pI.ndid goods of the se.son, llst rscelyea
! $50 WN T. JENNINGS. 81 Srosdaay
nRFs-TNG GOWNS large ss.oltreai a. 81
/ DBrosdvaY ljll WM-T JtNNIN1s "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-21
ALLEN DOB NOEIH'>
PRIVATE DANCING ACADEMY.

40 Broome-sl Broadway.
~ EW CLASSES Just forming tor Quadrlle Dancing
and Waiting At and ou Tuesday aud fndsy eve
ninss
al 8 on the same evening.
Cas. ioI ladies' and children AZ on Tuesday and sstar
day afternoon.
Soirees twice month, confined entirely % che pupils
Private any time not occupied by the classes