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The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-12-30
For the Examiner.


ssruAuns Esan patton.
Since the people Of Kentucky have decided 10
hold convention 10 remodel their State Con.
stitution, the subject Of gradual emancipation
sssms to be growing daily upon public attsn-l
ton. Its question Of grave Importance, and
should command calm and deliberate considera-
tion., II should be investigated thoroughly, in
all its bearings, and decided with direct refer.
ence to the true interests of the Commonwealth
1t bshooves the friends Of ths measure, how
ever, to decide in advance, an important cues
.stsn In ssfsrsnes oit That question h, whsthH
or or not the present the proper tisis 10 press
deeisiea on the subject Of enaneipsiioa? know
that the friends Of the measure are divided
on that point, and IL the question 10 to be
pressed to decision, certainly they should be
sH of one mind. and enter upon the struggle,
with hearty goodwill.
To effect this desirable object. propose that
the friends of gradual emancipation hold con-
vsn,ion at Frank fort, on the 22d of February
next, for the purpose Of taking into considsra-
ton and Of coming to deliberate judgment
upon IL.
To give proper weight to its deliberations,
each county should send large delegations, to
the convention, composed oil men OF mature
age and SOUND Judgn'sn'' ana Pracucai expert
ence.
To confins this article within proper limits,
shall assign the general reason for holding the
proposed convention l am by no means GER
tain that there is-a majority Of the people Of
kentucky In favor OF emancipation, but incline
to the opinion, that Its advocates are In de
cided minority. The most sangnine, as far a
my knowledge extends, are free to admit, tha
IL will be violent and doubtful struggle. If thu
proposed convention should, after thorough
investigation. and a deliberate survey OF thu
whole ground, come to the conclusion, that tn
result would be even extremely doubtful, SCUM,
policy would demand an indefinite postpone
ment OF the issue. There ars three parties in
volved in the selection of delegates to the Stat
Convention, viz: l.. the office-holdsrs. including
oil the admirers Of the present constitution.
the friends OF the reforms set forth In the I'd
dress adopted BY the members Of the Legisla
ture-and ., the advocates Of gradual emanci
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-12-30

Quite number OF remarkably 6he cattle haze
passed through our city dUnng the last ten day'
for the Cincinnati market Some ldes q lhei
superiority may be gathered from the following
list:
M. NJ. Clay, OF Bourbon eounty-A besuiIiai
heifer. which sold fof SIPS, and Is TO be sls1sR-
tered as Christmas show beet.
Mr.. Bed(orJ, ct Bourbon eOUhty-TwO vsy
LANCE and fine beeyes. One Of lhem-the pre-
MUM steer at the last Bourbon Agricultural
Fslr-weighed considerably owe 1890 Pcuncs'
and was 49, hands high. Tie sOt IN Clnelnns-
Il for $500, and the other one, also veD bas, i0i
500.
Yesterday morning, there were shipped On me
Cincinnati packet by
Franklin B. Vim0nt, Of Nicholas county, one
steer l6 hands high, and weighing 2, $50 Poanas-
John HutcbeTsft, Of Bourbon county, 'e1
oeeves Of superior stock and very fat Ivoa
them weighed over 2, 500 pounds each, Wink nc
balance will fall but little below that
THIS morning, Capt. John cunningham =
bourbon county, shipped one beet, IL bsh6
high and over J, 600 pounds IN weight, ven ls's'
and fine.
We venture to say that No liner beef ihsH
mentioned In this hst viii be slaughtered an ",
cmnati during the approaching holidays =
there is, we shall certainly heal OF II thno1sh
the papers Of that eity.-MsysSiiIs Eagle
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-12-30
Pe.ssylvania s,sssauce,.

A letter in the Philadelphia Ledger cominu-
nicates an exhiba of the State finances, being
the receipts and expenditures for the fiscal year,
commencing on the lst Of December, ls47, and
ending November 80, ls4e, as set forth in the
report of the Auditor Of State. The receipts Of
the year were 1881. ZIG %, which added to /.
balance Of S6sOiS90 IS on hand at the COM
mencsment, makes a total of s4,5l2,667 o.
The expenditures for the same period were ss.-
935,376 6s, leaving balance In the treasury on
the 30th of November. lS4s, of s57s, 29O 80.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-12-30

INCREASED EMIGRATION TO LIBERIA.-It appear
ed BY the statement Of Mr.. Pinney, at a meeting
in New York, on Wednesday evening Of last week,
that, since the Colony became Republic, emf
grafton has greatly increased. The animal ave.
rage ofimmigstion has this season increased from
1oOto near 400, and there are now 1000 applicants
for passage, which the society need the means
to furnish. Already five vessels have been de-
spatched this year with over 400 enligrsnts
Among those now waiting to 60 are 200 slaves in
jefferson county, Mississippi, Of the estate of
Capt Isaac Ross, who died in 1886. The Society
called for the sum of 5000 from its friends, which
caiiw in par responded to on the next day by
check for slQO, for the Ross slaves, enclosed
from an unknown donor, to J. u. Pinney, Esq.,,
The corresponding Secretary of due Society.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-12-30

The soldisrs are permitted to select their
bounty Lands from twelve statss-six Free and
six Slave States
1t is said, thai Of the warrants thus far issued,
SOC. 900 acres have been selected In the free
States, and only 1000 In the slave States.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-12-30

Young mechanics who would prosper In
business, have only two rules to live up to, %
insure success. Fret do your work - your
customer wishes to have 1t done. The oths,
rule 10 to do il BY the time yoa promise to have
1t done. These two rules complied with. and
there is littls danger, II any, Of failure.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-12-30
Laixe ssperser uasne..

The North American mine will be worked by
SO men during the coming winter. An engine
and stamps had arrived there. The Cliff mine
still improves. It is expected to ship 400
tons the coming season. The Copper Falls
Company has shipped 10 tons Of copper to Paris
of about 20 per cent.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-12-30

SETTLEMENT OF THE fosrAL TRouBIEs.-Among
the passengers in the steamship canads was Mr..
G. r. PurfAM, who brings ont the final settle
ment of the postal difficulties between Great Bri-
tain and the United States.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-12-30
virasnea W. CunaE,~-s-.

The Richmond Wing has been shown four
teen bars Of gsld from the Booker mine, weigh
ing 2.4s2 dwts. They are the product Of two
months work, with twelve hands. The value
s2.40e 81, or little more than $500 to the
hand.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-12-30

20 President Roberts, OF Liberia, Was sn0a' =
leave London on the 18th ulL, on his Es'lia y
Africa. Aves.el of war was placed at his disp0'
sal BY the British government TO cary hi@ % "
capital OF MS Republic. He had eOnPieisa Hs.
ties Of smity and peace with England, fis0'''
Belgium, Holland, SC.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-12-30
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 80, 'ls4s.

u We send, occasionally, Number Of the
ExAxtxER TO persons phO are not Subscribers, an
hs nope. that BY Perxsal Of IL, tsey may be in
d1sed 90 sHbsoritt; tF HEkEr
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-12-30

The following is an extract Of letter dated
London, Nov. %. to Anson G. Phelps, ESQ:
"on the let Of December, President Roberts
OF the Republic Of Liberia, wife and sister, ex-
psct to embark from England to Africa In |.
Government ship, which IL put in reauis,,Ion
by the liberslity Of the British Government 10
convey them home. Their reception here has
been most gratifying, and ell things pleasantly
settled. Their daughter 10 now with them, but
We are TO take her back with rs tomorrow To
The Films Boarding School, near Liverpool. /"
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-12-30

THE FANNY KRMsLR BUrLER ASH ia s,..
ted that Mr. Pierce Butler, despsirins of sacces,
in his suit of divorce against his wife has made |.
proposition for q compromise. The tsrms are nm.
derstood to be that the parties are to live apart
MT. Butler provide his wife suitable Allowance
and allow At least one of the chiIdren to live Win
her.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-12-30

STATUE OF WAsHIssroS.-In m. Io,;.;.
Legislature, on the TIN instant. a MESSAGE f,or,
'he Governor was received, informing the House
that Hiram Powers, the sculptor, accepts the
proposal 10 make statue Of Washington for The
State House at Baton Rouse-but the sum aporo.
priafed--$5uO-is far below the price dem.n,,.,
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-12-30

issnsRASTs.-Durins the month OF N0'en's,'
., 752 immigrants arrived at New fofk, Of HA-.-
number Il, los were from Ireland he Sn'''
number arrived during the year isls2'l&
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-12-30

10 Zen. Caleb Gushing As at wsshlneton, pre-
paring for his work on China ami Mexico.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-28

A HANDSOME PRESENT Collector Morton OF
this port received this morning from the British Gov
errnent elegant gold medal. be presented 70 cspt
Thomas Harris vi the BARK Peru. as token OF esteem
Tor ME humane conduct In rescung the OF the brit
sh brs Brtsnnis from death In lsi5; side OF the
medal was appropriately inscribed surrounded BY sn
elegant wreath OF raised leaves and and the
vcrss bore likeness OF Her Majesty leen Victoria II
Is besarstu present, and doubt not will De high.
iy prirei BY Capt H.
lnota0 There was entered a, the Custom House
this Fnoon an sles gold brooch studded with dis
mcnds Intended - present from the Satsn OF Turkey
10 Professor Morse the Inventor Of Magnetic rele
graph. The duties on this token Of esteem amounted
20 over $50, Boston Journal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-28

ENERPOOL OKREL COAL-Received per
SHIPS David Cannon, Ses Ql-en, Arlngt1l and Conn
wei. BsuSss superior Orrs Coas row discHsr.frg end
forsse The subscriber. srr-erec from he yard del
erred rom vessel As1 n@ri0r io ~ Camel Goals
Z. CANY. ~ Woost-r-ii Office al Broai-fi
Pcsch Mountain. Peach Orchard Let'Eh anf teaser
Meadow C1as selected or family nee Apply 81 Shove
ulIf
OF IN coal, COAL-Best fesch Orchard, n
- Nv. oh sizes. r-r under cover. st lowest cash
nrces Also. tie Rainbow White Asl-Nul Coal 0N es
GO H per Ton, SIMPSONS larfs,
"a rh1np-1n-st near sprrg-5f ard 2 Chdsnphersi.
ull Inns n 4n-otf near Greeuwich-avenue.
CUMBERLAND COAL FOR CRATES from q
y new mlla equal o Liverpool. sod moe healthy 81 rN
Com screened. red Rsh rO st. 81 ID. grafr s. Spring
Mountain LeiEdl coal f0rsae, superior % 80 Heath
srv olrsr sind p OSTEOM
di4 w. cor TenfI-averIe and lwenty-siXtiI.st
CUAL.-l An delivering the beet " Rel Ash Goa. si
AIids following low prices hr cash well screened. f0um
the yard corner ~ King sni Greenwich So Large NI-
FIJI. Err and stove. = rss % crlr rom boats tlsl
s'aay. dry under cover n-8 SUI PETER CLINTON
EUAL-RED OR WHITE AsH-Large Nut, - 81
Y Esg, So stove. - per tonsrreenet, from yards at
under cover SIS BO~ery and corner hsmmersey aud Bed
ford Les. II tsEen from 5oats 0 cents -ss caruneu
o3 Bun JACOB VIZ Ks. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-28
FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
DIAMONDS sc.

.~
I'hE lNDtR>l5NED nfAr a. ~oo VI nA'e &c p
Il @. huy Diamond l-7-r ~ ile l-s,r
ard prri-s. Ar ability of selling - over prices nsn
cnrrs lai i- simple assertion % i-i- - : lo---- ca
matter - colrse. ed caves 70 irif go l..
gee l-- -i --f rA-rtl'--t'. RI -.--. - - -.
cIs----z f0r cash c4--g me a- hrso lt- .-l - go
C4-n, l-press1rs 10 ne va0ls Earol-an afsr.' es :
ls. -i- e1..-e qro4ret7r o. sssrI. .,, 49, ~
o-' s-1rs lf anon. AID 1,1-f rcl -Arf Owe. -
rcoa yer seen 1 ~ co1-i,y sll .-5 a.y -
lover rrfces-sr1 -raf ~ are Tar ------l ~ 1s 49,
Tat ay arse fr0u fh- matter % iac = este " b 80
TIE assertion 81 dc i-ciy ard i'rIlay . ~ ., u
i-res.-1 to usse ne r---ssary irsq-cll a- cn
We beg Do observe hist ne prices ODD Whrh We inF- -i-
telral 81 msrsfl in plain rtif--, ron 49,
pied -e c1-.elvc. rsi -1 uske ,le gtissi on
srv rrrs-1ars-o1 wfsfever. perfectly c11rleli A- r
richness sli -1,=st q our variety pc oes-y an-
ra.s r st-- f-esn-s- u car elre STOCK, o. OBJ
1w gfces. came, i-.l De- Be a7rresi-l PSI nos
VIII secure % sgs'rst say couf-.ln IN ol 49,. =
bought g p e- that have acc laiei mere 'i 15 IT.
--' ''' '''- DIAMOND SETTING
We have also The largest SOCK % unset Aorfs surrey
or-s W hich We are ensred mount 20 order 90 oar
premises. by ile los, sk;l sn1 -A rI-lc-1 "oIA
At srconpisses sr-.t : con- eced win our msnufac
torv w, vilflrr.h or.sI1s designs viihou. charge.
MEDIUM AND Low PRICED JEWELkf
c-msde snd imported Jeve,ry ~ the more s1spe cescr-
ro1s a. equally favorable efr-s
rsve beautiful co ec1n u che newest and -re'e.i
~ es " Watches, lt- lscks engraved enselel On sue
esa "a asmonas Pesr a. o'y ~ s go. ~ sve-r
5-sc1plor Leoufues. Chsie.alues Bre.osles IrrEe's
&C. 90 match.
FANCY ARTICLES. Ac
Brolzes flHs desks. dresi1 -cases ofAioNe- pa ~
boxes fsr various tab rari-r ac- DOCS op-l-
gs.ser c0-s. f.rrv r5a 81 srd glass Sc. &c n larger
variety than ever before, Ell o ich are o1-fel
% much ers IRAN former rrces
STATIONERY. CUTLERY. PERFUMERY BRJ sHlS,
And 81 staple articles accustomed Orb import on
genuine clag and 81 Iow prces o ssy e essu ss hey
ar- unislr sh.- -.s-V here
WATCH ASD CLOCK REPAIRING.
- eX1e1elce1 EnE..a .-l s.l4 "ofAmrn.
ENGRAVING. Sc.
Ca-1s and seas engraved i1 lls best styles Paper
s.a-re1 in e. q. silver ard coors nr plain
TIFFANY. YOUNG BILLS.
Corner Broadway ard CHAMBERS ~.
As many persons SO silg holiday presents may noi
.a aware cf a. Fe beg .o inform Them that many o our
richest a1i most desirable fancy goods vii Pc fn1 on
,.., ....-,.I f-,r ffl .4wflf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-28

i II r n -
ny MISS rBEsE cAhEY.
,:,,, mo bsck give me back the sweet peace in' u
banished,
No r,o,e 70 abide IN my bosom guest,
So 5,e.r, Of delight that forever have vanished,
And left me to wander alone and unS!esseo
e,ve me back the b.es, drau sht Of Eysum tasted
when thy passionate kisses were pressed on my oro"
And every fond .iyh that my spirit has wasted
In dreaming Of thee, from tia. moment III now
Give me back each fond VOID that my hps may have
spoken,
And lei Dc again from Thy letters 90 free
O. give me the heart thou has, csrslsssly broken.
And the yesIs have wasted in dreaming Of thee
In vain with my tears ard my prayers We besought
thee iyesrn
For thou heed Q, not my signs though J se-ss'e''y
Then # thou wilt give not back what aToosnt 'se
But give me o, give me- Thy heart in Te'u'n
NJ HtQltag. a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-28

RIor AT FUNnRAL.--rhe Hososaele Demo-.
gives long account OF riot AZ that place shout Voc
ago Protestant young man married a wiia who
parents were Catholics The wife dying = dispots
10 whether she should be buried ia Prote.ts
or Catholic ground The husband Insisted th.t 49,,
shoai be buried where be could rest by her SIDE AZ
death. Tho parents expressed their liked determine
ton 20 have her inferred in Catholic ground. Zach
party sought legal advice which resulted in dccis
lon that the husband had the ght 10 direct where hs
wife should be buried.
Matters then compromised So that the Catholic
service allowed 10 DC performed the body
the house. and she 10 be buried In Protestant
ground BE-, the day Of the funeral gst toe body
was placed the hesrse the father forward ent
loudly claimed ihs, the body should 90 to Catholic
grou6d Tnereupon. fearful rios eusueG in which a
large number OF people participated aud the coin
tossed about carelessy The sheriff aaslly qael.ed tie
outbresh and the nsrmeat took place IN Protestant
xroup1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-28
PATENT
EINE-CuT pREsSEn TnRACCa.

DEiNG THE INVENTOR Of this kind Of Tobacco. ard
ID having patent securing The exclusive gut 90
msnufscure The sane being entirely different from any
other and, enab.es 20 bnug DO before lh- public Ga he
h. best sats of perfection AL impurities extracted
and e sweet aroma preserved thereby lmpanng pleas
ghifl and favor; being thus prepsred 10
rendered desirable not only for home but Tor sli
melis on long voyages a1d warrant 10 retain rs
moisture anc favor f1r three yesrs ln any climate
PLEASE NOTICE,
Thai each box s1d paper have printed labels z GOOD
WINS Patent Tobacco. FEB. lt 1885,
Manufactured and f1f ssle b.
di5lm p GOODWIN BROTHER. is3 South a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-28

a =
Mag es-er gires Ths receu. Invention, patented ~
Morse Brothers, consists IN distributing The through
he tne tuel hy u perforated Is both
ARD much more durable than The ornsfy Craze snd e
psced n he Fireplace siti usrg alteration nun
Der ~ steam mills in NsFsrs and kne Counties,
consuming s heir aNuusi hsIk Ard chips in lieu 0f woo
slaps Olc Ia Lo spou with two lnes Of sky horse
power dfvc1 entirely viii sswclst bark ana chips oG
he cdgings Of ship panks. without WOOD slabs IL l
$50 mo extensive tsnneres, Va Pauers and n Case
Co.'S use no other e han wei tan, 90 run glrf engines
fuld hat steam Is goi up quicker wiki SAVE
win these grses lhan with wood Tie ordinary lle
60 The saving y very great 20 cay nothing Of doe
Convenience. Terms reasonable.
The undersigned has Tie exclusive manufacture
AMI srud Morscs Air D.slubutor The ci New
lorS 10 whom application may BE- msde for 0aer States
20 him o. 10 Morse Sr0hcrs, Atao., MsssarH
inu geuenis tais pssu Will be- prosecuted snl ne
r. h.s seclred hy letters pageri q sidy eri0rcri
Lock por. NisEars Co \ lo!h monll 1885
2sWSlI lASuelW L. A SpALDlNt4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-28
OYSTERS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.

DICKLED OfsT sRs.-DANlu DECKER 10 prepared
I l0tuppv ofders for ti- Holidays DE respectfully n-
i-. bis friends o. pgiro .eld heir orders n season,
t8 prevent q .ssrr0.1tmert DAVID DECKER
f.- a. D. Aru-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-28
- FoR CoLunBIA RIvFW, OREGON

~ FNh tNiai tntA IA U AAf w Pr 't'f'
49, STA SAN FRANCISCO CALIfOANla-o.'s to
~ Portland. on fre Na'aHrait .-trf Sd IS iI" l.i0
Iarlarg The slrfrnr very hslrar. rrrn"Itt tI 'nH-
parGs.ered Rark MADONNA. hsvas usf ben over
- e and new ycnr nHe commanded 'Y john d Anlli
haa nad rlrs years r fhe nav EIn OF 'n
Couns.s viii h- lately f-nsfrfei flr h- shove
nults HaVlrF eNre.-r A-c'rrIllal'rs. frI Com
cabin rassenrrrs nrr f1'. vessel Utes f' rF'e nrnnr
unity ir persons fe. r0. of con lrfsH ard ts
nassafe Oua ~ De- Subscribers 'sr er VIII De business
of Oregon ari California viii receive rrrs. ninrf - nf
either rort For ,hn hu.s OF 4 sN hhs freight Nre
passengers srp.yon hoard. Pier Fs.i River or to
dl3 u >HfRMAN> ,lAkh. - ~ultlfi
FOR -NN FRaNCr-Co. CALIFORNIA.
49, AID THE GOLD RFGlON The Frcrt.i f.si
<s-@ saiior bark HER>fLlA HsNier master. i0N TOYS
burden, no~ lying az per o.. Nrrh River vii positively
sail Saturday, lsrnsrs large pnriOn 90 Der ctfg'
snt passengers are a'resdY ergs.ft
Tbs vessel being sued up 1 Pc moot conf fishr msn
rer for cshi1 srcoli cabin sfd ssersle rasseu.e
Frra AMI passengers f4sen l Reasonable rates. Apply u
d.s fV " NlNHALL 60 10 Wa |sf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-28
ssa ,sSss---,s.fs sTkasoN AND ~ DsoN ~ +,


RAILROADS .--kAPRtss lhAlN
vii rave jeey Guy. from fle lc l1t ui ne faifson Eel
hldson River Aalfold, ll he amYe. of Inc Fr0J ID.
which
LEAVES NEW-fOkk, f 0f of C0nanfs al Jcsl
4 n and DclarA N and arrive III sIfeIus ntp0i1l =
rne Railroad ll o. meet ts tains from iie hIN -
fleunont. which leaves Nov fors 10 ociocs n a.
O'Clock 81
HEIl NNis0. will i-svr sunerls Dl Ibs afrtaI 4 -
uails which .rsfe PDfl JEWS ai6 oc..cs. A "a sr
O'Clock = u arlVug az Nas-fufai i11l q 1lff. s14s
al oociocs ~ and o'c.Ock The above ifsllss .
stop st the following places uniy Bergen. Aqlarss1la
Paterson Rock Road, hOn0kus a1l Aa0sr5s
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS ali ioas- sIIrrlsn
ococS N aud Jelsry Clty a.j oc.Ics ..1gpas
receive AID deliver freight and passengers 81 ne m Jrl
places Nanuakels, NfservelIs NimseysA -ilts
HonJsus, Locs sinYiAe kocs Road, 81 IS alrlls Pa
son, AqlacAal0cs, Boiling Sprns. Bergen
PATERSON RAILROAD -WisrER kksassfufsf
Leave Paterson DcP1l al "a oclocs 4 %, lIi Ati sai
0cl1ca J.. 81
Leave New-Yors al - oe.9ck An b.. ocol.. ~
O'Clock. = ST.
On sgndays leave Peterson Dep 'tai q gco.s ~ -
O'Clock, ~
Leave Aes-f0fs A. Yi Oc.ock, n focufa. r y
P-fsDlai baggage laHel from AID DEL gsfr4 a TO- 80
Is t1ulsnc-si y Z FREQ Of charge Passro.efs us II
qgesed - be- o. NE Ferry few mnue. before he 30
~ staring 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-28
rnR TIE Holidays.

- WEBB's FANCY BAKERY. JOS Dlvs.on-st Branch
sN.i76 Pesr-- CAKES seed ard cruamenfed in every
styles ord ere received I'D puncugy attended 90 Parti-s
supplied with Ice Cream, tries Pyramids, Pound in-
Sponge CsE-s Lady Fngers Cocos-1t Drops Kisses ai
al kinds rf Con-. ct0Lery
NB-Tl- arg-si aud hstl Bread in lhe city. d-i @~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-28
:. mans, BIRD-!. BIiID-

- BIRDS, BIRDS. BIRDS !!-fgr sse
- chearlH ~ t.- pure .ot--Irre1 canary bris OF
lt-etrr. c..Ia. send asl sll snl lo-d. These
- Bfdt cal Dol hear. l -i.l lHl In O'Clock al l'lt.i
Ten sup-or H1. hlrI.. very Zoe singers AT sizes
nl.y q 4ee- rosewood l0 sare CO. import metslc
Cages ri seed or al krfs f1r sale cheap Inquire 90
ih- store. 15i B9serY, n-ar s1lrt-st
d4 im' D. WILLIAMS
HrrBOUQI ETS AND pAKLOR PLANTS
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