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for w Stephens Y Soc
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-06

Freeman v4s found eesa w ise ! relith WAri y@ster
isy ard brought % the station House. Coroner y a.
,-rs vii hold ar Inquest 10 presumed TIA: BE- lied
from exposure
L.RoFSi1s.-EHsa Day. EisLiesltl Wsri,
.s'i; larceny William, Lee srt James
hsuy .:es'ing- olschsrEed 5ecsuse eonplsBsnt o.
It'd Ward ~ - 49, - - '-
GRAND L4RcE>E Am Moore vas taken mo
stoCr last hight, y o--cer Sweeney "a tso sixth
Ward On = oasfge OF stealing 81 from James sEui.
rsu Canmiiiet T. sns~er-
: LIFE sAv.D-ORce- Bacs u tie E.r.
Wsr1 as, night sot . u1sn named Francis McCstier
out Of the East River, a. pier No J..
-tRl.U. AcoIDEN1-An apple ~c4a. -.
shocked over thii morning IN Broadway Gear ssey 81
~ hor.a snd pretty bseiy Lrri- " 30 net krow
shs, IN person Z T. a-ne TOR the accident
ALpERMls1c DIscH.Ror.-Jobn 5rsds. df1n =
sni no.sy Ia the stteerih Ward, arrested lssi
night hat found fsFor IL :aa eyes Of Alderman JACK
ioa and vss discharged
THREAT To BUv~--A man canned Jsoc5
Thompson -. sr-ss.ed by the FouTtesaIh Ward 20
lice ias; night for .hreser.sg q cot re- te ire house
liz Oranges; Committed 70 snsve-
RossEFY.-The Erocery .tor- u T. c. SxoI
corner OF Msdifor snd Oliver -.u7- open asst
hight by th4 Four,H Ssr6 Police The m5psy drawer
had been robbed ~ . or - IN cHPpars
WsRRssT AREFsr.-I7nH Lawrence Alias
Fai Larry" va arrested a'i nizh; BY orncer Ag''n
II TIE skin Ward on a warrant He Is charged With
assembling Eliza Williams.
IvqrFsTs.-Tbe C5-o-sr re j al q.ss. yesisr
day Al the cry Hospital upon tae BODY cl r. asrd
Hewitt q native ~ Ireland. - yes RI. age, eh -
DEAN was csasei > iujG- receire1 shout tee
since Nv falling into tho cellar - the sia or
Hotel defiance ~ 90 feet u sTs Se-e broken an
BE- also internally in.sred verdict IN accordance
with the above staisInen. fe1c-T-a. AGO. upon
tar body Of an unknown mar -5oat ~ years - sz'i
who was found drowned IN the river near ctriEsr .
Bay lie was essad In black cloth overcost, siacS
cloth psntsl'ons blue overss ard broean shoes AMI
ad the Appearance of having been IA the water shout
two weeks Verdict. Death ~ drowning
PoLfcE CouRr-Nr. sat n Blank return---
IT. Orc orurE obT--I iid-Three ci-OFderiesi Jss.
RYAN suspicion of theft. Nrhoss hsP.n, assault -
II lh-Oae disoideriy 0ny---J ta-JOhn "ath. Jofl
Carter Donoho- acl Char % Sergeant pc u srcerY
one drunk - Ih--JOhn Lawrence ssssuti Aon Moor,
grand larceny nine vagrsnts and disord-res - M
iapk r-turf-IILh- Oae drunk Ony.--Dh-on~
dttto--Ak-Heury Orren. h.-su't; ous Eduored -
NItb-Bl nk--A ilth--Henfy Pou-. aEsaut AHIA-
blsnE -NGf4--%srtin DpisH. Edward Brown sri
Jobp MeGurren s.-sHts. JACOB ThOmpsou. threat ~
burn house kJh-Sz%Hei bOgsrt. ching b. tt1
attempt st hurgsry; so drunk ~ NV disor-
Grrlies tfsNm. lee ard James Kelly. peiii lar
ce1y WI ith-s lea Day. petit larceny Esrhe Nc
C0vsrn assault: John Schols. TnOmss AcCursHy kcf-
ard Pohy. jane McCsrty End Ana oois, u0;ing snt
breaking lIfn-tura
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MELANCHOLY ACCIDENrs.-A most painful a.
oident occurred near Paterson Oh Saturday morn
lax Mr. Mesler. wood-cuter, was engaged In cutting
down tree in the woods and when II was hs cuiIhrough
fell Mr. Nj. seeing his danger attempted to escape but
IN vain be knocked down by the tree and his two
,hghbones broken. He refnsined eonhned under the
Tree for nearly three hours before the sad accident be-
knOwp the place where the accident happened he
ing remote from any r-.idesce until he
brought hun his dinner hst found tie was I'M
nsdislely conveyed home aud surgical aid procured.
While on the WAY home " ith the wounded man. sd
,as fell OF the wagon and the wheels passing
syer us leg, fractured 1t DIRE sdfaly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-06

WILL OF TEE LATE JcHN MAsOs.--Ths sd
prene Court; Genersl Term (JGstices Grey, shank
land and SilJ rendered, its forenoon, decision 90
the long pending sut Joseph AlstoH and st Isdac
Jons A. In which the former soasa; to Get aside the
will Of thu ste John Mason deceas.d on the ground Of
undue influence Sc. The will was originally confirm.
ed OF the Surrogate and also by the Circuit Court
appeal This Court ordered tnst the decisions Of :he
Surrogate and Circuit be reverted, End ssue BY Jury
RYardad
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TIE BRIIsE 10 BRoogIYs We hsys Ts7y -
tie Until after the election 10 devote 10 subjects
,hat possibly receive the sobJ, but We are bound
to keep the Brooklyn Bridge question Sefore our read
until we havs time and space t. e. thoroughly into
the business and show that itiis necessary and en-
TREY practicable project and tba, the nersss Of both
New ork snd Brooklyn dennsnd It's accomplishment
The people of London and Paris have sct,ed the ques
ton Of tire superiority Of bridges to ferries and We
tertsn 10 doubt that New ork aad Brooklyn wall SOL
be p-ep.red = profit BY their example
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NOLA.-Es CCP--A hn, s..oclneut g; 5r-An
vi Nc.sss-s CUp- Manufactured a. tos sz-s c!e
sse .Es retail, ~ LUcius HARf BI,rrs zip. u
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DESTROYING FUKNITrKE. ohm Nichols Thcs.
McCaukey, Richard Jolly, Jane MeCsrty and ANA
" oods went into the public house OF Frederic LAni
nsn corner Of Msdsonsvtuue and Thirty ninth - ls-t
NIGH, and called for drink, which being refused ~
chol. sirucs Lsuduan over the head with chair NJ
Coukey struck Tan named Wn. Lock With oeue''
.snd 1,5ers broke M the furniture. IS. They
Arcurht before Justice McGrsth who ordered them 20
give bail for 500 each to spPesr snd answer.
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NEw.YoRk RTGiNENr.-1he surviving mem
bers of the Nev.York Regiment Of volunteers met q
saturday evening, preparatory 70 the iJrmauon OF q
company TO be composed Of those OF their nunoef -
siding in ,h.s ctS-ther object being 20 escort the To-
mains OF such Of their nrsdes ss may depart THIS me-
10 ta,ir last bona Mr. Browne slaie LieuiensnD US
called "a the chair when the meeting spPonted cor
,niee Of three - make the necessary arrangements
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SAVED FROM DBowSISG.-Yesleeds evening
nan name not ascertsined supposed 10 have been in
toxicsied "a into the river at the foot OF Canslst He
got BY police officers of the Fifth Ward
and taken the Station house, where Capt Carpenter
got the assistance OF two physicians, and after great
exer.ion succerded in restoring him to iiio Il was
ci1se battle between life ard desth.
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RyscUED.-Lewis Williams tel mt tie Z ass
River At the foot OF Thrdst 10. o'clock lssi nls
oG Wa. rescued by Policemen Cuisine ana HOOD Of tnc
Eleventh Ward. who took him 10 eis residence Slo
Rtx3 rto MT
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There We're cries of $50 ON with the CALL" ''Or-
der''
Several gentlemen said few words upon the
subject.
Mr.. HOLMES / will not give up a principle,
even though Mr.. GIDDINGs himself does. laugh
ter
The CLERK proceeded with the call ofthe roll.
Mr.. HOLMES, Cunning to Mr. GIDDNes.) Do
you give it up, Mr.. GIpDINGs? [Roars of laugh
Mr.. GIDDINGS, lin his seat.) No. but the
Clerk has entered it upon the Journal as being re-
jected.
The CLERK finished the calling ofthe roll and
announced the result-yeas ll3, nays 100. So the
proposition OF Mr.. STANTON was agreed to.
There were loud cries that the roll should be call
ed, and the House proceeded to vote for Speaker.
Mr.. WOOD moved that the House adjourn; and
the motion was disagreed to.
DICKINSON OF CANDIDATES.
Mr.. STANLY said: Mr.. Clerk, with the per-
mission OF the House, wish to make statement
relating TO myself After the adoption of this res
olution-whch earnestly hope will lead to an or
ganizaton--I presume, Of course, it is desirable
that the members of each party should vote for
their respective tavorites The other side have
their favorite, and have ours; and all who wish
an organization will vote for some gentleman OF
whose election have reasonable hope.
most respectfully but earnestly express the wish
that no gentleman will vote for me, but that they
will ALL for the sake of the country give their votes
for him who is decidedly the favorite of the Wing
Mr.. McCLERNAND said: During the protracted
and painful struggle which has ensued in regard
to the SpeakershiP, my name has been introduced,
and the poll for several days past showedan increas
ing vote in my favor have neither expected nor in
any way solicited this fattering distinction. To
its kind authors beg to return my grateful
acknowledgements, which, although an humble trib-
ute, hope they will receive. Ihave not wished at
any time to be placed asPirant for the Speak
ershp; on the contrary, would avoid rather than
court its weighty responsibilities. With this feel
ing, therefore, would beseech my friends-those
who have voted for me, and those who may be dis
posed 10 do soto withhold their suffrages from
me, that they may be bestowed upon some other
member more worthy to receive them and more
likely to be elected.
VOTING FOR SPEAKER.
The House again proceeded to vote piua Uoce for
the election of Speaker
Messrs. VENABLE, HENRY, and VAN DYKE re-
sumed their seats as tellers.
Three several votes were taken, with the follow
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FOR THE HOLIDAYS. sc. ~

FOX THE HOLIDAYS &C.,!
DRAYER BOOKS, in Velvet and Morocco bind
Il ings, with clasps.
Oxford and other Bibles, do do.
Gilt Books in rich MANIFESTATIONS.
Juvenile and Holiday Books-Colored Toy Books.
Amusing Games aud dissected Puzzles.
Papier Mache Portfolios-Morocco and Velvet do.
Ladies' and Gentlemens writing Desks and
Dressing Cases.
Furnished and plain Work Boxes, Needle Cases,
and Books.
Papier Mache and Bronzed Inkstandishes- Card
Trays.
Pearl Folders and Reading Books.
Fancy desk weights and bells.
Pearl, Ivory, Papier MAche, Velvet Card Cases
and Souvenirs
Velvet and Turkey Morocco Porte Monnoies and
Pocket Books-Cigar Cases.
Pearl Mcmorandums-Pear, Glass, and Fancy
Pen-holders.
Rich Papeterie, with Note Papers, Envelopes,
Waters, &c.
Glove boxes God Pens and Pencil Cases
Lubn's Extracts, Cologne Water, Soaps, and
Rogers fine Pen knives, Razors, and Scissors.
Embossed, Lace, Silver edged, and Gilt Note Pa
pcrs, Envelopes, and Waters.
Fancy and motto Wafers-Backgammon Boxes
Wedding Note Paper and Envelopes.
Gold and Silver Paper, Chess Men and Boards
English, French, and American Cap and Letter
Papers, and Envelopes.
Tooth. Nail Hair Brushes, and Combs.
Transparent Slates-Playing Cards.
Blank and visiting Cards Of all kinds
Visiting Cards neatly engraved and printed.
Blank Books, States Steel Pens, Quilts, WATERS.
Drawing Paper, Lead Pencils, Bristol Boards.
And all other articles in the Stationery line Of the
best quality, and for sale low be purchased
anywhere in the country
WILLIAM y. BAYLY,
Penn. ave, between lth and 18th sts.
Having imported Stamping Press, he is pre-
pared TO stamp letter and note paper and envel
Dpes with any letters his customers may want.
Dec. lS-6td Union "a Intel4tiD
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frt- Penmsnship for ths MilI,on. -fsn

FORTUNE AND EMPLOYMENT GAINED nv THOSE WHO
WHITE FIRsT-RATE HAND.
(rj- Trims pry Moderate. 90
DE OPENING OF MR. BRISTOWS National
IL Writing Establishment for pupils Of ALL ACES,
day and evening. between 18th and Iath streets ON
Pennsylvania avenue. over Carus's music store.
90 To gentlemen Of the different Government
Departments, the corps diplomatic and the inhab-
tants Of Washington in general
MIR BRISTOW. Finishing Writing Master re-
spectfully announces his RETURN from Rich
rnond and feels the utmost pleasure Of having the
honor, once more, Of presenting his admired and
superior system Of Penmanship 10 the ladies and
gentlemen Of this city, who ON his visit last season
generously welcomed his arrival with their kind
ness, confidence and patronage.
The decided success, the immensely Of Mr. Y. 3
practice for twenty five years past and the univer-
sal estimation In which his method Of teaching il
held, both in Europe and America, is n SURE GUAR
ANrEE for every one, YOUTH and ACE, TO attend his
classes, now OPEN DAY AND EVENING, already in
actiue session. Mr.. b. politely invites early apph
cation. as his stay will be limited.
GENTLEMEN Of all occupations arc positively
taught n pendid business hand, at once fluent
BOLD, RAPrp, clear and manly style-no matter
how RAD, illegblc or cramped the writing may b.,
IN ONE COMPLETE COURSE OF LESSONS.
THE LADIES meet at reserved hours: they &C
uuire beautiful, free, graceful, truly delicate and
feminine hand the only form approved of for epis-
tolary writing. (Sec specimens at the door, be-
tween 18th and 18th streets, north side.) PRIvATE
tuition given.
NIB Lord Bacon says: Good writing is like
a good address 10 person: IL IL letter Of credit
aud recommendation.
- MIR. b. is TO be seen from a. m. 10 p. m.
or 4 to = p. m.
no. vrsrrsRs TO the city can take course of
twelve lessons i'm four days Dec. l7-dlm
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WASHINGTON CITY AGENCY.

CHARLES ALBERT, Attorney at Law, viii give
~ his attention TO the prosecution of Claims be-
fore Congress and the Executive Departments. Of
fee, street, near Treasury Department, Wash
ington, ID. C.
RETERENCEs:
Hon. Daniel Webster, Boston; Hon. Robert {,
Winthrop, do; Hon. Abbott Lawrence, do; Sem
uel d. Bradford, esq, do; Hon. G. w Lawrence.
New York. Hon. Edward Curtis, do. Messrs
Rowland & Aspinwsll, do; Mcssrs. Fox Living
ston, do. Messrs. f. & G.. w. Blunt do; Messrs
Alsop Chaunccy, do; William s. wetmore, ESQ
do; Hon. James Buchanan. Pennsylvania Hon
George NJ. Dallas, Philadelphia; Hon. J r. Inger-
Richards, esq, do; :. Morris Waln esq, do; Ste
phen Baldwin, esq, do; Hon. Louis McLane Bal
timore; Hon. Robert NJ. McLane, do. I; Hon Robert
j. Walker, Washington; Rev Smith Pyne do :
X ): Coxe, esq, do; Mcssrs. Corooran & Riggs,
do; Hon jefferson Davis, Mississippi; Hon. Henry
$. Footc, do Hon. ). w. Downs louisiana
Nov. 2q-eodIm
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THE REPUBLIC.


BY ED. C. q G. II. DYER, Auctioneers.
HOLIDAY SALEs.-Rich French China Tea
IL and Coffee Sets
Tete-a-tete Sets, Vases, Baskets, &c.
Dresden platina antique Vases, Pitchers, Tank
ards
Butter Tubs, Tea Caddies, Card Receivers, Bas-
kets, &c.
Lava Ware, Bohemian cut Glass Ware
Silver plated Ware, Solar LaInps, Girandoles
Papier MAchc, rosewood, ebony, and mother OF
pearl Work Boxes, Card Baskets &c.
Chinese Tea Poys, Tea Caddies, Tea Trays,
Coasters, &c.
Mantel Clocks, Mantel Ornaments
Rich Jewelry, consisting Of
Gold Pencil Cases, Gold Eyeglasses and Lockets
Gold Daguerreotype Cases, gold Breastpins
Gold Bracelets, Silver Combs, Opera Glasses
Silver and Pearl Butter Knives, Bijou Articles, sc
On Friday evening, December 81, we shall com
mence by catalogue, and continue every evening
until all is disposed of, assortment Of the above
described very elegant articles, selected expressly
for holiday presents. The attention of the public
is respectfully invited to this last grand fancy
sale for this season
Terms: Under $50 cash. over $50 a credit Of
two and four months, for notes satisfactorily en-
dorsed, bearing interest.
N. b. No postponement on account Of the weather
Z. c. & G. +. DYER,
Dec. 22--d Auctoneers.
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DOARDING.--Very pleasant rooms, with board,
I'D can be obtained at Mrs. McJ1LTON'S, in g
street, corner Of 18th, next door 20 the Green House
The central location of this house, (being nearly
opposite the State Department and its recent com
plete repairs, render it worthy the attention of
those seeking apartments
Dec. l5-3tawiftf [Unionl
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CONFECTIONERY.

GEORGE A. KNOTT, North sidc of Pennsylva
VI MIA avenue, between q and 9th streets,
spectfully informs his friends and the public gene
rally that he is prepared 10 furnish parties balls,
and private entertainments, in any style desired,
and at the shortest notice.
From the long practical experience he has had in
the business, nc feels confident that he give
tire satisfaction TO those who may favor him with
their patronage.
He has ON hand a large assortment of cakes and
confectionery of all kinds for sale at his store
moderate terms.
N. u. He returns his thanks 10 his friends for
past fsvors, and he still hopes 30 receive liberal
share Of public patronage Dec. o. 3tdif
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NAvAL.-The Boston Journal says that, in com
pliance with orders received in that city from
Washington, the United States sloop- war Ma
rion, now lying at the navy yard at Charlestown,
will be put in commission Immediately 10 relieve
the United States brig Porpoise, now on the East
India station.
The United States sloop-of.war Germantown,
Commander Lowndes, bound 10 Pensacola was
towed down TO Hampton Roads, from Norfolk, on
Tuesday. We have already published list of her
officers. The Germantown Is attached 10 the Home
Squadron, and will proceed to the Gulf.
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OD-An adjourned meeting OF the Volun-
tcer Officers in the late war with Mexico will take
place this (Monday) evening at half past SEVEN at
the Irving hotel, when the committee appointed at
the last meeting will be expected 10 report
The officers who served in the late Ten Regiment
and Staff are also requested 10 attend.
BY order: II. A. NAGLEE,
WIN. J. CAREY, Sec'y. Chairman.
Dec.
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~ AT THE NEW STORE--T. BASTIANEL
Ii & CO., importers of fancy goods, perfumery,
cutlery and gentlemen's furnishing articles, beg
leave To inform the ladies and gentlemen that their
splendid stock of goods is now open and ready for
sale. Their collection is of the richest in Wash
ngtom, and their prices lower; the quality of goods
unquestionable.
II. BASTIANELLI & CO.,
Dec. 22-3tif Browns Hotel
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CoPp's ROWLING SALOON AND PISTOL

" GALLERY, located ON Louisiana avenue
near Sixth street.-The best conducted establish
ment Of the kind in the United States. Gentlemen
fond Of exercise can b. accommodated from nine
o'clock, a. m, until eleven, p. Also elegant
Bathing Rooms ready at all hours.
Dec. 17--Mw&F1mif
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A CARD.

THE SUBSCRIBER would respectfully notify
i those persons who are indebted 10 the late firm
Of d. Clagctt Co., that their respective accounts
will be sent TO them on before the 25th Of this
month, when he hopes that all will be prepared to
settle il is very important that the books should
be closed without further delay, in order that he
may make a settlement with the heirs Of the late
Richard r. Nallcy. d. CLAGETT,
Dec. lS-dt25th for the late firm.
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On the last trial III votes were cast and III were
necessary to a choice.
THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF SPEAKER.
No Speaker havingbeen elected, (the House having
voted sixty two tmes,) the agreement entered into
between the two parties now to be consum-
mated. Everybody seemed to manifest intense in
terest. In contrast to the previous noisy proceed
ngs, quiet reigned. The magnificent chandelier,
with its ten thousand jets, was lighted with gas,
dspelling the darkness which had lowered over the
hall, cmblcmatic of the fog in which the members
had been cropping after Speaker for three weeks.
The roll was again called, and under protest, MIR.
CABLE, of Ohio, voted for Mr.. CoBD.
Mr. HARLAN was understood to vote for the
same gentleman from personal considerations.
Finally, the result of the vote announced,
viz.
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brf~ FAIR.-The Female Sewing Circle Of
the First Colorcd Presbyterian Church, Of this CITY,
will hold their Fair Of useful and fancy articles re-
freshments &c, suitable for the season, i'm the Rev
J. +. Cooks School Room on H. near the corner Of
lith street, commencing ON Tuesday afternoon, the
until the lst of January inclusive, from 5 10 10
o'clock. The friends and public generally re-
spectfully invited to patronize and aid the enter
prise, il being to assstn raising for building
new Church, the present having become too smalI.
Admission l2B cents. Dec "a
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HOLIDAYS COMING.

CLoTHlNGi CLoTIUNGl-Gcnt in want
" of superior and fashionable Garments, will
please call at our Auction Rooms. This is posi-
lively the last week or great Bargains.
Dec. 1876 T.. G. x G.. +. DYER
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CIGARst CIGARsi CIGARsi
THE UNDERSIGNED has just received direct
i from Havana the largest and most superior lot
Of Cigars ever offered TO the Washington public
consisting Of the following celebrated brands
5,000Neptuue Regalia
5000 La Infantia Regalia
10000 Washington, La Norma, light
10000 of the Prophet Cigars
10000 of the Corbcn Cigars
10000 of the Werner, celebrated
10000 Principe Havereta.
All Of which arc of the subscribers own importa-
ton therefore the public may confidently expect
a genuine Havana Cigar. w II. WINTER,
Six doors east Of the National Hotel.
Dec. 24-3teo