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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-14
By Telegraph to the New.TOFG Tribune.
MINIS, CONGRESS-. second Session
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
NNAsurNETnE EridaT. Dec.

Mr. THURsroS offered resolution. which lies
over, requesting the President to communicate
copies of all correspondence received from Gov
errment officers in Oregon since the organization
of the Territorial Government
The House went into Committee on the private
calendar.
The bill for the relief Of the heirs Of Gen.
Thomas Sumter, was debated and afterward laid
Mr.. PHds1x gave notice OF his intention to in.
roduce bill to amend act passed last Sep.
tember relative to drawbacks on merchandise
exported to Canada.
The reference of private bill was debated and
the House adjourned till Monday.
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CoNMIssloN on CLAIMS AGAINsT ME1ieo-
WASHINGTON, Dec. 12, l850.-The Board met q
cording to adjournment, Hon. Caleb B Smith a
Col. Robert T. Paine being present. The mem
rial Of DR.. Atkins s. Wright claiming for ezpa
sion from the city of Mexico June /, l'47' an
for consequent damages in his mining. and cor sl
mercial interests, was submitted, examined, AZ.
as not setting forth case which, if fully ProypsI
would constitute valid claim against me me-. az
public Of Mexico, was ordered to De feJe''''
Adjourned till Il clock tomorrow.
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Tribune's Special Dispatches.
New-BEexico Judges. Sc.

WASHINGTON, Frid2y Dee 49,
Mr Peters, of Georgia, and Mr.. Fuley,
of New Mexico, both Wings, will be nom
mated as Judges for New Mexico.
Mir. Aware, it is said, is to be Secretaryof
State, but is a violent Loco-Foco, with no
claim upon the Administration.
E. S. Terry, Recorder of the General
Land Office, entered upon his duties to-day.
He is from Indiana.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-14
Change of Post Oalce Appointments.

WASHINGTON, IhlTsday, Dec. Z
The President and the Postmaster General have
decided that when Deputy Postnasters once be.
come Executive appointments, requiring contirma-
ton by the Senate, they remain so thereafter.
This decision renders it necessary to submit to the
Senate the nominations Of numerous Postmasters
now holding appointments from the Postmaster
General alone, and it is thought many changes will
occur among them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-14
re Frost and Navigation of the Hudson.

ALBANi FFIday, Dec. 10.
The weather last night was very cold-the
spoad Sn,, and tbs
Hendrick Hudson leaves at o'clock. The boats
cannot land at Hudson owing to the accumula-
ton of ice, and the boats which left New-York
last evening encountered considerable ice at
Kingston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-14
The indiana Convention, &c.

N-TNVTENtFI' FTldaY, Dc Is
The Indiana Convention have adopted a sec
ton that half the State Senators shall be ohosaa
for four years land half for two. The repressa,
tatives to be chosen for two years Aud snotAaf
that the Session Of the Legislature shall be bieu
NAL, commencing on the 5th of January asn
The leading women Of Indiana have issued cr
culal proposing to present a service Of plate u
Robert Dale owen. as q token Of gratitude tos
bis services in Convention to secure certain rsba
in property to married women.
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PHILADELPHIA.
Things in Philadelphia.
Correspondence of The Tribune

PHILADELPHIA, Friday Dec 10.
On Thursday evening" a man named Jacob
Steinnich, was arrested, charged with attempt
ing to extort $500 from female housekeeper, by
stating that he was police officer, and mad q
warrant for her arrest for keeping a disorderly
house. Steinnch has been held to bail IN 81, 0oo
for a further hearing. He duplicates two or three
policemen in the plot. An investigation Will De
made. L..
There seems to be a mania for playing police
officer. A young man, respectfully connecteu
was arrested last night, charged with attempting
70 Wort 81 from Young man whom he had ar
rested and upon whom he Palmed himself as 4. a a
police officer This morning be was held TO 0aii
Two ,,rI barns belonging to George Clark, and q
Mr., Todd, situate near Holmesburg, were ues
troyed bv fire last night. An incendlary WORK.
Captain Andrew Stand, OF y ag ,S G5'y' " %
robbed at Richmond this morning OF eloo t..,,,.nca
T C1roS market is dull and inactive IN conseqlence
of lie upavorabe advces from Europe oG at !I els
81 ~ Wort demand for Flour continues limited 9us
dr, aTe firm 81 IS y Dbl al which some lune s iT
been made Sales in lots for the supply Oh Ie o,
nae It, Z. 7 81 for common and select brands ana
sq 81! = 20 for extra lots qualify eaies OF n
FLOUR n - o[f fS bbs at 81 IS = bol There is bu!
limited amount of WHEAT offering ana Pr5ee: bit =;
s go bushels good red al 81 ID anu "l.Ie a.
Ssigs ~ ~ III sale Of Pennsylvania RYE 81 10 cents &C
cordne 10 dryness and lot OF Old a. % CTS ie d
demand former Taes i.Uo Gsne Is Snles NJ
bhs at 70 and 9q9' a. . Fil.f Board2oO Che. and Del
saifs q a ooo Reading RR Nor is cryder) 86
"a Gard Bank s2Go4 Reading RI 5 ~ Sg q h ddo
Ss'a' a}l 10 Iehsh Navigation 81 50 DO, 81 10
RR ~ - N9ih ,ao R-s sGBPGR5R
81 Me;cbnXts' and Manufacturers Bk PtIsburg 81 Phil
sdelphia Exchange, 81 m a.. :, ooo D a,,,.,
- IT, "a AZ eco Sch Nav 6s 69, IS 5000 Morris
Canal ISa1 Bonds 81 1880 Kensingon W Gs 81 Sloo0
Reading RI 6s 79t; 81 Pennsylvania Bk, ll9t; $1,000
inS and Ambfy r S. 10 95i Norriso wn RI 81
81 eco Ches and Del 6s So % 100 Wilmington RI, 81 100
Morris Capal, Oh.
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Murder, Robbery and Arson.

LOUISVILLE, Friday, Dec u
We learn that on the I'd ult in Centeryilh
Miss, fiend named Campbell murdered FRANCS
Buckder, in his own house He then robbed bin
of seven thousand dollars, and in order to hid,
his quilt, set fire to the house. Campbell hu
been arrested and committed Tor murder. gobbeJ
and arson,
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Tile Wenfhel af Ithacn.

ITHACA, Friday, Dec. u.
Wehave fine Winter weather. The thermome
ter this morning was To- above zero. This eve
ming al sundown 49, Light sleighing.
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MI. roasr survey M Oregon and california.

NAsHINGI UNi FTluuF' IT .7
oday in the Capitol sfe Gd Of the ia on ytb OF
the of Oregon and Ser sont5 to Mo 0 ns
o o9s b W Lieut. Macarthur and himself with the
surveying party The work is much admired by
practical members Of Congress, and is valuable
r. the only one existing.
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Tie Georgin Convention.

MILLEDGEyILLE, Thursday, Dec T.
Some excitement was occasoned in the Con-
vention to-day Mr.. Seward of Thomas offered
preamble in which he quotes the ultra speeches
matory character The reference caused dis
cusson and it was rejected by 1877 to 81. The
Convention adjourned at o'clock to allow time
for the Committee Of SO to report.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-14

LECTURES AT THE BRooLLYN FEMALE AcADE-
mY-The Brooklyn Eagle has the following ele
CANT remarks on the lecture of Tuesday last:
The success failure OF this miscellaneous OF
lectures appears be ofvery ling consideration
10 Horace Greeley Ifthe Committee aware
OF Horace intended absence in time 10 give public not
cation OF the fact would like 10 hear what they have TO
say for themselves why OF public condemnation
should not be pronounced against them; and ii Greeley
"backed out" good cowhding would be treating MN
merciiuly Tor thus disappointing his betters
Mr.. Greeley being necessarily absent from
the State at the time appointed for his lecture be-
fore the Academy, took care to have the Commit
tee informed of the fact some days beforehand
We believe that no audience assembled to hear
him were ever disappointed BY his fault
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-14

Ibi Ii4Clit kCiS uIC llOI any ONiAtAAH ~
incite. Then Industry, with hundred av-
locations opento iton every side would find
indictments to and rewards for fidelity and
excellence, such as arenow scarcely known.
Then would our Nation become truly indie
pendent, paying of its debts, public and
private, and exchanging freely and bounti-
fully its surplus products for those which
other climesss and soils produce, but ours do
not, and thus maintaining a prosperous
Trade without warning upor ard depress-
ing Home Industry.
The Plow, Loon ard Anml for De-
cember contains the conclusion of Mr.. H.
c. CAREY's admirable essay on The Har-
mony Of Interests, which, with his proceed
ing and more elementary work on the same
subject, ought TO be in the hands of every
inquirer and thinker. Poisoned as the cul-
tivated mind of our Country is with the
fallacious generalitics dealt out as the
uxions of Political Economy by the Col
leges, it is not possible that the great ques-
ton should be decided the wrong way if
such works as Mr.. Careys were univer-
sally circulated. The advocates of mis-
called Free Trade have never yet grappled
fairly and fully with Mr.. Carey's PROPOSE
tons and arguments. Nor can they. Their
policy is to keep in the bush and fight what
they call Protection, which has not Inca
ment of the real thing.
On the same general basis with Mr..
Carey's essays, but of more popular and
less methodical cast, are two remarkable
papers in the american Wig Rerie1r for
November and December, entitled British
Policq Here and There, and understood to
be from the pen of THOMAS DEv1N REILLY
We have said that their fundamental ideas
accord with those of Mr.. Carey, but their
illustrations are widely different, and those
drawn from the history and results of
British Free Trade with Ireland are
endued with irresistible power. These
dIIlCleS DUgut W NC PA!HtCd toS Stiioh - -
pamphlet and circulated by tens of thou
sands. We do not doubt that if they were
read by or read to every Irish-born citizen
they could not fail to work political revo-
luton. Though popular in their style
they abound in pertinent and well-consid-
cred statistics, showing plainly that larger
share of the woes of Ireland are consequent
upon her wholesale barter of her food for
British fabrics under system of one sided
Free Trade, and that they could not fail to
be mitigated if she were but the producer
of her own fabrics and thus the consumer
of her home grown food. Why is it not
practicable to have fifty thousand copies of
these articles printed and gratuitously cir
culated among those who would listen to
the voice of their author as a countryman
and compatriot? Now is season Of calm
ness, when many minds arc open to receive
new impressions. Shall it be suffered to
pass unimproyed ?
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-14
Five Days Later from HayanR-ArriyaI 0
the steamship Isnbcl-Latc News froa
Key West, &c. &c.

Key West, &c. &c.
CHARLESTON Wednesday, Dec. IL
TIE steamship Isabel, Rollins, with dates fron
Havana to the 7th instant. and Key West tc ina
Sth, arrived at this port to day.
w learn by her that the Cholera had entirely
disappeared from tie city, but that it had reap
peaFed in several other parts of the Island All
was quiet when the Isabel sailed,
There was every prospect that new Sugars
would open at high prices and contracts had Al
ready been made for shipment to Spain at TO
IL rails delivered in March
large number CT Spanish vessels were wat
ing for the new crop, in order to prevent eadT
shipments Of it to the United States
Small parcels of Molssses, of this seasons msa
ufacture, had made their appearance, and COZ
tracts for the first cargo had been settled at 3 to
81 rials; for large cargoes. deliverable Feb 10
g rails had been accepted.
Coffee was in demand at a 10 rails for tai- 10
good samples.
Exchange on New.lork was i! y cent ds
count.
The bark Lyra bad sailed for New.York aal
the bark Mary Lowell, from Portland had Al.
rived.
The IsabeIs advices from hey West are to tds
8th inst The bark Mary, bound from St. MARKS
to New ork with 4 cargo OF $50 bales OF Cottca,
had been ashor, on Tortugas, but was got ot ate,
part of the cargo had been landed, by tho basS
Aqulla OF Boston. The Mary sustained no dan
age beyond the loss of her rudder. S2,400salvage
had been decreed. The briggs j. j. Anderson aai
Isabella Reed had arrived, and the r. II Gambli
and schooner Elizabeth sailed for New York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-14
The Ohio convention-cholera. &c.

This Convention has been engaged for seyssa
days on the subject of taxation but without a..
ton To day there was long and animated de-
pate on proposition to tax Ohio and UnisHi
States bonds held by the citizens of Ohio
Every boat from New Orleans has more or leGs
Cholera on board. The disease IS, however. most.
iy confined to emigrAnts
Navigation on the Missouri, Illinois and UppS
Missouri has closed. The Wabash River is getI
low, and this will prevent hog products Of thQs.
valleys reaching as early as usual
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-14

Who danced with Jenny Lind That's the Question
Whose slipper did she dance in? That's easily answered
20 MILLER's in Canalst. who has al
ready sold Five Thousand Pair Of Dancing Slippers and
CATERS lbs Season; but has fresh supply more beautiful
than ever with Quilted Cater Boots and Buskins Jenny
Lind Toilet Slippers, CATERS Overshoes, &c Also
Splendid Embroidered Toilet Sippers for Ladies and Cen
tltmaD, suitable for Holiday Presents. at
J. B. MILLER'S, 1874 Canal-st,
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Arriynl of the FmrOpa-The Great Railroad
Weather, &c,

HALIFAX Fliduy, Dec To-
The steamer Europa from Boston arrived last
night at . o'clock and sailed at II.
The fire on Wednesday consumed forty dwell,
lings exclusive of the barracks. The loss OF the
citizens is about ninety thousand dollars
The America brought encouraging adyces from
the Commissioner sent to enlist the AID OF the
British Government in building the Halifax and
Portland Railroad.
The sleighing here is good weather cold wind
north.
Arrival Of the America at BOstOn-Ome Day
Liner from Europe-Threntening Aspect OF
BosroN, Friday Oct Is.
We have one days later news by the steam
ship America, which arrived here at o'clock
this morAn9.
aThe London Slipping Gazette of Friday, Nov.
20, P NJ. has the following announcement: Inc
intelligence from the Continent is again OF war
like Character The Cabinets OF Berlin and
emma are now stated to have arrived at Pontt at
which the dispute must merge into open hostiIltles,
the late negotiations between the two CaOi1etsnIE
having lead to any satsIactoryresults The irench
Government is said to have received dlSpaitc .
from Berlin, announcing that the Austrian ,r oov,
eminent has demanded the evacuation Oh hesse
Cassel within "a hours. The same report ssat sn
that on the same day note drawn qp p,e o.o
getc terms was communicated by the a +.
4mbassador at Berlin to the Prusslah doSer''-
ment.'
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, SATURDAY, DEC. IA.
IN Congress, Yesterday.

The Senate was not in Session, having
adjourned over from Thursday to Monday.
The House went into Committee of the
Whole on the Private Calendar and after
ward adjourned over to Monday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-14
Jenny Lind In Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Friday, Dec. t.
The Lind mania is raging higher than ever.
The tickets sold at auction this morning for to.
dollars on the fixed price of &C. Jenny gives
free concert to morrow morning to the children OF
the Public Schools at the Theater.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-14
special Circuit Court.

ALBANY, Friday Dec d
The Governor has appointed Special Circuit
Court Of Oyer and Terminer for Cayuga County
on the first Tuesday in January. This, il is sup
posed, has reference to the trial Of Bahams Tor
the murder Of the pedIer Adler.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-14

B Elegant Invitation, At Home, At
Church. Vieing and Cake Cards graved and printed
the fashionable styles EyERDELs SOP Broadway
corner of Duane-st Beautiful boxes for wedding Gaze,
Everdel he's branch store at Wa!sl for the accommo-
dalton Of bis doWn.tONn ClstOmers. dl2 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-14
serlnus Illnesa oil Iion. Dnnlel 4. nIilIer,

PIrr5BuRGH, Fridal, Dec. IS.
Congress from Iowa, is lying at the point OF death
in Pittsburgh at the residence Of his brother,in,
law John Finn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-14

SHIRTS AND DRAwERs.-Every
variety OF Wooen Cotton and Silk Shirts and Drawers
NAV be found at SANXAY 46 Wliam-st near Fulton, u!
greatly reduced prices Also Shirts, Gloves, Socks Col
lars fine Cravats and every other article IN the Mems sur
n,iuh line
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-14

WATrs's NERVOUS ANTIDoTE.-The
best enecdote ever told ofanybody anything oiha!
no person has taken 1t without being entirely cured OF
no questions whether it ELECTRICITY Magnetism Psychol-
oey, or conjoned, simply Neryine Tonic Take It,
the violence OF the disease One dozen S9 guaranteed
to cure eli diseases but Paralysis and Epilepsy They may
take dozen, II of very long standing 81 per bottle
i02 EBssaust.
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CARD.-ROrKy-BAR MINING

The notice heretofor : lblished by me informing the
public of the relation il ch stood land stand to
this Company dee d by me necessary and proper
free that not published with The design
of injuring the Conn y OF the present position and i
edge. HENRY BANGE.
Dated Dec. 7, 1850. d9 lot
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~ A New and Splendid Premium Da

guerrean gallery over j. Coxs new store, corner of
Theater which is over oue hundred feet teep-wh nine
rooms elegantly furnished splendid exhibition saloon
ladies' paror ard private toilet adjoining together
with three large skyightsone built expressly for copying
arranged IL The most scientific manner nakl9g II one 0
the county, where may be obtained beautiful and highly
finished electro Dagueroypes at moderate prices in al
weather though cloudyis considered preferable except
sistants and distributes more than hr5 thousand like
nesses annually the general satisfaction of the conmun
v-hayng been awarded the frat medal at the late Far
the Maryland destitute. Galleries, $40 Broadway, New
York; Pennsylvauia-ay. Washington, D; G.; Baltimore
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Fire Mt Aurora.

AURORA Ind, THURSDAY, Dec -
The dstillery of Mr. Graft, at this place. was
destroyed b ire yesterday Loss thirty thou
sand dollars
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~ Late arrivals from Europe have
brought TO G. M BoDINE, of Grand and Orchard SITS
for tie holidays large addition TO his present stock OF
Winter STYLES of Dress Goods, consisting OF Silks Saws
Poplins Mernos Vevets Cashmeres, Paramattas Muslin
de Lunes, &c which give him The gratifying assurance
that his assortment is better more tasteful ana nnnlley
cheaper Than that Of any house in The city.
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SILK Cloaks. Shawls,

e VELVET AND SILK VIOaKs' soHd" IS
Mernos, De LANES, Cancoes, in fact everything that
lady or family wants in Dry Goods may be found in every
variety of quality and style and 1T the cheapest rates at
HTcHcocK LHADBEATERs, 347 Broadway, corner Leon
erdst They are selling beautiful CalicOes from sd yard
up elegant De Laines from Is up and everything else in
proportion. People OF small means viii get an elegant
make their douescs useful aud servceabe presents will
find an assortment that will please them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-14

SUGARs AT REDUCED PRIcEs.-Best
Crushed Sugar IS per lbs; also, Teas, Coffee and all
Kinds of Groceries New Raisns, and best Box
Raisns CENTS new Currenls cents. Also Citron Al
monde &c Sold cheap at PARKER's New Temperance
Store PA Broome.st cor. OF LUDLOW.
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ADvERTIsINa DIRECTORY.
mRw ADVERTISEMENTS WILL BE FOUND UNDER THEIR
REsPECTIXE FoLLOMs:
~ On Newly Years Day every Iady IS

"a On New taI ; -. - 5nould - nTensring
9ueen sha and reception robes Materials fol these Of
and and ii fact wa Sy OF dress o e
sir The concert The opera, the promenade the ball. or
Tor party be found at G A. B9psEs So GFan Mes
nos Poplins Paramaas, Ca5bmeIes Muslin de LANES,
&c which viii be sold cheap Ladies' now is the time to
purchase before the best patterns and coofs are all &C.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-14
Covcrnor of south Carolina

CHARLESTON, Frluhy, UrV' To-
Gen J. H Means has been elected Governor oil
South. Carolina.
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Hon. Henry Clay.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Thursday, Dec ~
The Hon. Henry Clay left home on Saturday
for W RshingtOn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-14

fY Charity begins at home, says the
poor man. and he provides shelter for his family from
his savings This ne do now for the small sum o az
No necessity longer exists for emgrang TO the lar "e7'
to i've Vide advertisement, S25 for Homestead!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-14

YoUTH's AND CHILDREN CLOTHING.
AT WHoLEsALE-JOSEPH B. CLOSE SMITH,
70 'end 81 Wliamstreer, would inform the trade gen
orally that they have hand large and handsome
assortment Of the latest and most fashionable styles OF the
above Clothing, ut very reduced prices do 1877
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-14
BUSINESS NoT1uEs.s m VIE
Q LARGE CIRcu-

To ADVERTISERS LARGE CIRCU-
RATION Of The Tribune In both city and country and espe
eay In families renders 1t the best possible medium for all
those who wish TO make their business and wants known
90 the public In the which viii ensure tbs most prompt
and profitable returnR.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-14

NEW HAMPsHlRE-The constitutional conven-
ton have voted, TAT to l05, that towns with $50
voters may elect one representative $50, two ;
1850. three $3.50, four aud every 900 beyond
that. one.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-14

~ The smallpox Is said to oe ,p2gerousy j
Hartford. Conn. Gov Seymour u ''1o
With the diseaac.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-14

WINTER CLoTHING AT REDUCED PRICES.
The best stock OF Mems and Boys Clothing to be found
In this city, selling off without regard to cost to reduce our
stock Of Winter Clothing. BOUGHTON KNAPP,
Ana Gaod So Maiden-lane
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-14
u HAT FINIsuERs' UNION, TNcoRPoR

II HAT F'INIsHERs' UNION, INCoRPoR-
ATED 1850 No II Park Row. directly opposite the AS
House1e ould inform their
friends and the public that their store, No II Park Row,
and four doors from Broadway will open and after Sat
urday l4,h inst with the superior and elegant assort-
meni of HATS which they will offer at less Plice than has
dard prices are 50 and $othcr qualities furnished if de-
sired In view OF the advantages we possess IN being an
associated body OF practical workmen IN the various
branches OF the business confident that all those
who may favor with their patronage vii fnd the af S
proof OF our assertions. splendid assortment OF Chll
den Fancy Hats all the various styles of Caps &c &C.
MA variety of and beautiful French styles OF
Hats received per last Also splendid assort-
ment of Caps for Army and Naval officers dl2 2eod'