New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-30


collection OF fancy articles and rich and unique
furniture, which e have before alluded to at the
exhibition OF the Patent Merchandise Company.
IA Broadway continues to gather tbroug of
fashionable visitors and to form ore OF the most
brilliant holiday attractions now in Broadway.
/ With regard to the newly invented Chair, there
is but one opinion among those by whom it has
/ been examined as to its superior comfort ele-
I gance ard convenience. a great variety CT fresh
patterns are introduced to-day, enabling the lover
Of luxurious repose to crafty his taste for ease
and his love OF beauty st the same time. Among
the new arrivals is model of Sewing, Chair,
which may be recommended to the ladies' as ,ar-
passing anything OF the kind ever seen IN this
country and which is bound to become univer
sal pet. In addition to the regular stock Of Patent
furniture the Company has now on hand an ex
tensiye assortment of dolls, toys and other iuve
nile articles which are selling for song, in order
TO make room for different kind of goods.
MON BALL.-We refer the reader to our al
vertising columns for the notice Of the frs: Annual
B all of the Printers Union Those who intend to
be present on that occasion had better secure
tickets at once, as there are not many left
INSTRUCTION II LANouAGEs-We desire to
call the attention of our readers to an advertise
ment in another column by Signor LUIGo P.
RoSco. agentlemen who has sought refuge in our
country rom the political expressions OF his own, and
whose intimate acquaintance with the Italian and Hebrew
Classics spoken of in the highest terms bothby his
own counrymen and by gentlemen VINO nave avsed them
selves Of bis instructions Sgnor Ronco is well known in
Italy professor of the classical and Hebrew languages
and the author various grammatical and other WORKS
and confident tia! re better opportunity can be
found to aid an unfortunate aud deserving man 10 establish
himself in useful and honorable employment and to OBJ
tain thorough practical knowledge OF the Languages
which he undertakes to teach in City where an Italian
Opera Is destined trust become permanent source
OF The most refined enjoyment Such should u0 be
suffered to leave us for lack ofproper encouragement
TUrTLE's EMPoR1UM-Among our holiday ad-
refreshments VIII be found that MI futile 3l5 Broad
wey The secret his success 10 one the interest
ing items OF the tines few years ago he introduced the
babyjumper and after large in this country, went
Europe was introduced the Queen OF England and
ensyely paronized by the nobility both of England and
France After this successful career he returned NeS
York and opened an emporium at 545 Broadway for The
sale fancy goods and By small profits edyer
Using &c he has sold during tie present season I'M
mense amount Of holiday articles. Crowds daily his
store sfordng conclusive proof ofthe utility OF keeping
good articles cling low prices aud making them known
through the press
ERlNA BALL.-This annual festvity takes
place at Tripler Hallthis evening, and beinggyen
by the Erua Benevolent Association entirely for the
benefit the PriRces Orphan Asylum short OF funds
and with many pressing claims upon it, will be
largely as # always respectfully attended
NIBLos-The greatest performance ever given
at this establishment takes place tonight GO early; the
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