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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-06
EVENING SESSION.

REVOLUTIONARY PENSIONS.
The House reassembled at six O'CLOCK, P. M.
On motion Mr.. Waldo the House took up the
joint resolution, explanatory Of an act of June Z, Is4,
March 3, 1913. and June 7, 1884, in relation to the
widows of Revolutionary soldiers and concurrsd in the
amendment of the Senate.
PAYMENT OF INTEREST TO GEORGIA.
The bill to authorize the Secretary of War to allow
the payment of interest to the State Of Georgia, for
advances made Tor the Of the United States n the
suppression Of the hostilities OF the Creek Seminole
and Cherokee Indians, in the years 1896, 1887 and
1888, was passed.
ASYLUM FOR INFIRM AND INVALID SOLDIERS.
Mr.. Burt moved a suspension OF the rule, that tho
House might consider the Senate bill propo ing the
ablishment of asylum for invalid and infrm Soldiers
who have served twenty years. and are not able TO re-
main longer in the army-those who have made their
The question was taken on the motion to suspend the
rules; and it decided in the aiirmatve-yeas 1870.
nays 49,
And the bill was then passed
APPRAIsEMENT OF MERCHANDISE.
Mr.. Bayly moved, and the House took up the SEN
ate bill amend the acts regulating the apprasement
of imported merchandise, and appointing four appra
at large, the act to take effect and after the first of
April next Alter few words of xplanation, by MIR.
Bayly, the bill was passed.
COLONIZATION socErY-REcAPTuRED AFRICANS.
Mr. Nelson moved to suspend the rules for the pur-
pose of taking up the Senate bill for the eliet of the
American Colonization Society.
MIR. Thompson, OF Mississippi, desi ed to know what
was the Bill.
The bill was read, and the question was decided IN
the Acknowledgements l2 mays Al; and after further po~
ceedings the bill was passed.
VOTE OF THAMES To THE SPEAKER.
Mr. Vinton to offer resolution, which was read
that the thanks Of the House due and are presented
to the Hon. Howell Cobb, for the impartial; able and
dgnifed in which he had discharged the dut es
OF Speaker for the present Congress
The resolution agreed to without dissent
Mr.. Holmes rose to privileged question: and offer
ed resolution that all the bills which have passed both
Houses be presented to the President for his signature
and that the 10th joint rule be suspended,
Objection wss made; but the resolution was suisse
quenty adopted.
THE CHARGE AGAINST Mr.. WEBSTER,
Mr.. Otis rose and said | ask the indulgence OF the
House five minutes for personal explanation. The
following communication appeared in the Boston At
las of the 2Sth ultmo
ii MCLEAN STREET, Thursday Evening.
"THE CHARGE AGAINST Mr.. WEBsTER-Ihe Wash
ngton correspondent OF the Herald teegraphs concern
ing the charge against Mr. Webster, as folIows:-The
facts appear be that Mr.. Webster wrote the sub
treasurer, Mr.. Ravens, that he had been offered the
State Department, but could not accept unless his
friends ould make up what he would sacrifice pecuni
ary by accepting. Mr.. Havens showed the letter to
Collector Greedy, who at the time told its contents to
Mr.. Otis, member from Maine, who was present
Mr. Otis has dyuged the matter to Congressman. Ii
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Y -
Made in accordance with the provisions of the Charter
as amended-Durng the year 1850, 1,755 Policies have
been issued The premiums during the same perio d
and the undivided Reserved Fund of January 1850,
amount TO- .S34l 073 9S,
Total am'n of disbursements in 1850, was 11lSl6 70
Nett balance of premiums to LIST JAM 1851 1929 257 10
Amount oil assets January LIST, 1851; or say
total amout OF accumulated capita 1854 755 "a
The Board of Trustees have resolved to paw an inter-
est ofsxper cent for the past year on the amount of
previous dividends payable in cash on and after the first
Monday in March next
They have likewise declared dividend OF fifty per
cent for the past year ending LIST of January 1851 to
be credited the books of the company to such par
ties as may be entitled thereto. Certificates will be jssu
ed to those who have paid the whole of their premium
IN cash.
The Guarantee Capital amounting to $50 80 inclu-
ded in tine last annual statement, has during the year
been cancelled and surrenderered by a resolution of
the Bo ard OF Trustees In accordance with the charter
Whole No. Policies issued to the Isl Jan. 1850 4767
" for the year 1850 1,755
to LIST Jan. 1851, 6,522
Gg Applicants for insurance will call at the Bap-
fist Book Store.
CHAs WORKMAN, Agent,
feb ~ Richmond, Virginia.
NEW AND INTERESTING WORK.
the Gipsy, the Priest by George Borrow author of
"The Bible in Spain, &C., one vol l2mo-$l 25 pa
per 81.
All who have looked into this book, pronounce it as
of the most interesting that has appeared for long
time The author says. in the Preface: "Amorgst the
many things attempted in this book, is the encourage
ment of Charity and free and genial manners and the
exposure OF humbug"
ia Of MASH e. WOONHOJICE
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WAENTIsTRY.-THOM H. EDMUNDS
EP Dentist has removed to his new suite of rooms
second door above Mr. Bosher's Hall on the side
Persons wishing his services procure them in all
the branches OF the profession. ia IL
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"a further supply of those superior Guitars, from the
celebrated mandatory of C. F. Martin, which have
no equal The and finish OF these instruments far
exceed any others made in this country, and their
perioriy better be dspayed than by comparison
with the finest English and German Importation
Piano and Music Store,
de 81 100 Main st opposite the Banks.
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KEEN, CIILES & BALDWIN, late
ia e KEEN IL co.

Ma ENTiS'TRY.- W. JONES Dentist, form
EJH erlyof Brooklyn, New Y or1 has opened rooms
Is prepared perform thorough and durable work. in
sertng Mineral teeth on plate with without the art
cia gums sustained by atmospheric pressure answering
the purpose ofhe natural teeth not ony as ornaments,
but in the articulation of angua ge and the maStcaton
of food. Also, all other operations connected with
Dentistry ReterencesDrs Allen, Angel, Giddings
and Byrne, Rev.d Drs. Stone BaIch and Cutler of
Brooklyn, and New York; Drs. Cunningham, Haxall
and Dean of Richmond. oc15-tt
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NnOVE, lSAACS = Cos, Wholesale and retail
ER dealers in DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEM |,
GALS, PAINTS, Oils ,WlNDOW-GLASS,D DYE
STUFFS, &C., No SO Main street, have now in
store large and complete assortment of GOODS,
which will be replenished by every arrival throughout
the season-thus affordng to purchasers, at all times,
fresh and reliable stock to select from.
In PERFUMERY we offer every kind and quality
In Toilet and Fancy Articles, large and commanding
assortment All of which will be sold atprces which
will compare tavouraby with this or any other market.
A call is respectfully solicited.
SAML. E. DOVE. VIM B. IsAAcs. ALEX. B. ARCHER.
te %
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MEOME MANDATORY !-VIKGINIA
NE MADE SUITS!-Keen, Chiles g. Baldwin,
have in store goods made Richmond, to which they
ask the attention of patrons of home mandatory;
they will have them made up to measure very low;
also, large stock of superior Ready Made Clothing
selling low to make for the Spring trade. Now is
the time to buy bargains Come to No. l02 Main street.
10
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MTEW MUSIC.-P. II. TAYLOR has Just
IA ceived per express large assortment OF new Mu-
sic among which compositions by the first Euro
pean masters, VIZ:
Fantase, on a theme from La Donna del Lago, by
S. Thalberg.
"reminiscences of Lucia de Lamermoor, by f Liszt.
Andante, by S. Thalberg.
Romance with variations do do
Grand Gallop Chromatic by F. List.
Three brilliant Waltzes, by Fred. Chopin.
All the above are European editions.
Piano Forte and Music Store,
Ia 81 l6O Main street. Onposte Banks.
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NJ OTICE.-Having accepted the Agency OF pro-
La curing Passengers from Liverpool to NJ York,
by the well known old established Black Star Line
OF Packets, prepared grant certificates OF
passengers and from Liverpool, at the lowest rates.
la 6 RANKIN & WHITLOCK.
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w Lohand, 10 frkins of very superior Butter. Per-
sons in want Of No. article, will please call on
nn2q A. RICHARDS.
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NAS FIXTURES-We have rented the two
w splendid frescoed Parlors the store of Messrs
Valentine Crenshaw & Co. which will be opened in few
DAYS for the display OF large assortment Of Gas Chan
deleers Pendants Brackets PLIERS, and variety
now in use.
Those who have not made their purchases will do well
to delay few days. as assortment will be complete
t-and varied.
STEBBINS, DARRACOTT & CO.,
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WUST RECEIVED splendid assortment of
eD Ladies' Cabinet Bureaus, mahogany spring seat
Sofas Tete-a-Tetes, mahogany and cane-seat parour
and rocking Chairs-with MANY other articles in the
furnishing line, which will be sold at private sale very
low [fs l3l ALEX. MOTT.
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"A UEEN CITY HAMS.-The subscriber, as
W. Agent for the sale of Schooley q Hough's ce!e
brated "Queen CITY" Hams has the way small
invoice and will hereafter receive regular and full sup
plies JOHN H. CLAIBORNE.
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Ep EADY MADE CLOTHING-A NEW
It RULE ADOPTED.-Contrary to custom, the
subscribets have at this late period of the season
ceived ten large cases of READY MADE CLOTH
ING in order furnish persons who may be visiting
the city at this of the year. Those who may
now be in want will not have the tale end of refused
stock to pick from, but full stock recently made
pressy for the occasion. Come to the money saving
institution OF
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, FRIDAY. DEC. 10, 1851.


The enthusiasm for the hero and tho
cause of Hungary passes all belief The
meeting at Brooklyn last evening was mag
nifcent, its success beyond all expectation.
And of the progress Of the cause, this was
only slight evidence. The details, as usual,
crowd our columns.
Nothing of Importance occurred In the
Senate yesterday beyond the debate on
the Compromise resolution. Mr.. Foote
accented an amendment of Mr.. Badger,
(South Carolina,) which did not affect the
principle of his resolution. The Senate
however divided, when "a voted for the
amendment-Nays not counted.
Mr.. Foote then spoke at great length
ard on every subject connected with his
own personal history.
The Senate however adjourned without
a vote
Mr.. Clay has resigned his seat, and
taken, we fear, final leave of the Senate.
The House met, talked, heard petitions,
laughed and went to dinner, there being
nothing else to do or reason to do it if there
was.
We publish to-day another of the series
of letters through which our readers have
become acquainted with the East.
Ar interesting letter from Santa Fe will
be found in our news department.
We give full report of the Forrest di-
vorce case.
The gale on Lake Erie has again arisen,
end great alarm is felt for the Empire
State, which is contending with its fury
The winter has set in in good earnest,
from the st. Lawrence to the Mississippi
so all accounts represent it.
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1t is less with surprise than regret that
we are informed from Washington that Mr..
Clay has felt it incumbent on him to send
his resignation to the Legislature of his
State, row in Session at Frankfort Wheth-
er that resignation is to take effect imme-
diately, or at some future date, we are not
advised but we fear his voice will seldom
be heard in the future debates of Congress-
He has decided to spend short time in
Philadelphia, and to return to Ashland in
the Spiing.
Though Mr.. CLAY has long since pur-
chased exemption from public duties, yet
his form and voice and influence will be
missed, from the public councils of his
country, with feelings of regret and alarm.
Time. indeed, has laid its hand lightly
upon the distinguished Statesman, but age
is upon him and the common Fate of hu.
manlty, must, in the course Of time, over
take him. We trust, however, that he NAV
yet tor time be spared TO a Nation who
have almost idolized him while living, and
will, when he is gone, make his name a
household word forever Though the halls
of Congress may no more enjoy the lioh,
of his present wisdom, We still trust tina,
the Star of the West" will linger long on
our horizon before its final setting.
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The Hungarian Loan.

Fvom The Washington Republic.
No man knows better than Kossuth that
million of dollars is a very poor capital with which
to commence the work of revoutionlzing country.
Grant that Austria is bankrupt and that any further
loan aid her will be negotiated with difficulty, still
Russia remains TO be encountered, and she we know,
has treasury well stocked with gold, and
that will sustain her through life long conflict The
war of Hungary for reed0m Will in reality be war
against Russia and the most bitter antagonist OF the
latter cannot expect that she will suffer the conflict
to be determined quickly. twill extend over months,
perhaps years, if the Hungarians have the means OF
sustaining it so long and nothing short of hundreds
Of mionS of dollars bring 10 successful issue.
II may be that simultaneous outbreaks in France,
Italy and Germany may divide, and in time possibly
exhaust the treasures OF despotism but the lowest
imaginable computation cannot, in reason, fix the
sum actually needed by Kossuth at anything like 80
small estimate as that which he has put forward.
The supposition that England will give another mil
lion removes only fraction Of the difficulty. The
mountain is still untouched.
The above argument has a very mean APP
peaIance. 1t is like the refusing bread to
a starving man on the ground that the loaf
will not make him rich. 1t assumes that
million Of dollars is poor capital to begin a
revolution with, and thence AYERS that
hundreds of millions will be required to
carry one through successfully! Ergo,
give nothing.
But, the fact is, that KcssuTH only asks
for aid to commence with. After Hungary
is once fairly launched in the new revoIu-
tionary struggle, she will provide for herself.
What she requires is to begin and for that
one or two millions will be of essential
service.
When America was struggling for indie
pendence she asked and received foreign
aid. She is now great, rich and powerful
She is able 60 repay the debt of her own
liberty. Hungary, suffering worse des-
potism, and determined upon mighty effort
to recover her freedom, appeals to us for a
small installment of that debt. She appeals
TO us as men and as republicans.
Shall we deny her any aid because we
cannot give hundreds of millions Shame
upon the base suggestion
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Toys AND FANCY GooDs. the subscri-
bsss opening large and choice assortment Of goods
suitable for Holiday presents consng Of every variety OF
cheap ahd elegant Toys lnea Rubber Goods Writing dssks
and work boxes Of mahogany rosewood and mache
and eli other articles suitable fos Christmas and New Year
presents, which thsy offer large small quantities at
wh1esse prices Purchasers are respectfully invited TO
call before euylne eIssw here. HAYES x HINSDALE,
No l6i Brosdway, Cup stairs, below Coustishdt-st
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New PosTAeE ARRANGEMENTS Post
master Brady of this City, has gwen orders to his
clerks to receive for postage good Spanish quarters
at IS cents shillings at IL cents sixpences at
cents The rates have been. heretofore, %, 10 and
cents The silver above mentioned is now at
per cent. premium in Wsllst.
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CONSUMPTION REALLY CrsrD. The lady
81 H. c.. ESQ No 10 Jereisaon-st, BROOKLYN had
oess tr SAGE mentAs low with Consan2 that her
rescsn md all her tsiends dssrartd Of her recover
ss netshher who had its effects advised the se 81
" roskksS LiVHRwoRr, fss and CANCM.i AGVA,
whch wac sespssd fu weeks WAS abe 10 Iio "a,
and Is cnti ely vel ~ 49,
Bur sale ~ A. L. ScoruI L Co, Al the Der5t Ne Sls
Broadway. aAd BY all retail dug iSt. pr,ssts ioy.s
hettlss al CT three BEETLES for 81 * - ~
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Caur,oN no ruE PusLlc. The great

CAUTION TO THE PVBLiC. great
toa Il BS&kNgs Cockrcacaes Moths Ants Eleas Flies,
&c ana iassSs plants and M ether insects has prompt
81 certain paIcs o. spur articles, aud oer
theu untsf VARIOUS for sale Few OF these
lndvisu a. dared 10 give their 2oseas crt as Tree Of
oa,ea Tie proprietor Of Ns original article has in tAis
cy enlv che agsas aa1 the pEGclpSl de
p . q Ne <t& broadway, where also may he obtained
P,ils tsg the instantaneous deyfues OF Ras and Nice
nosh sss,s.les ar Narten.cd. DIS o.
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Arr UNION DRAWING POSTPONED.
consequence of the Reception to be given to Kos
'"'h tonight by the Bar Of Nsw.Ysrk. the Annual
"sfieeiion OF Works OF AIT. BY the American Ar.
Ol'oa Is postponed until the sis, INST
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-19

PAaKER's TEMPERANCE STORE Sugars
reNs Coffee ~ rsauced prices Crushed Sugar at Is Cd
ms reRrS al sugar brown, % Oh, IS and S. Cd per
! Ms gosS green and back Teas ircm g. ." Is per o
Good Conee 10 cents, best Java Coffee, Is. 2o butiot
dkOm 10 osats TO Is 81 and 10. 3d. Winter OIL IS aud
O. pss esilsr Coed Aolasses, sS per gallon. Goods
10 sust A. PARKER,
No s4t FrooIe ST, corner OF Ludlow.
Heel srs esa Flour in Veg bSrrei Heckers EarEa,
bsss ceats paper or cents per T. New Rice. cents
sHr n BArley cents New Rasns only cents per o.,
best new Crtou as per 10 new curran;s cents per %
Aise large assortment 81 GROCERIES
NIB A eScd assortment u new fruits FOR HOLIDAYS
0rsts received from Brooklyn. sy penny post. Will be
pseas;&ly attended TO-
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Nor,oH-OyERcoArs, SNow-CoAl

NO 7 E.-SNEhCOAfS, SNoN-NoAtS'
Oovu -CoATs Sc--We are desrVus VI closing cut ,ur
srxs stock the above STYLES o Goats as VT wish TO make
noon FOR cor whe,eA stock 10. counv trade now IN pro-
cess OF saa0acture. Those Ovsrceas &c, eontne me
Greatest Wxcth with great vareF AMI elegance OF sly
A. lie is drawing close and eur stock much 700
large, wish 10 turn into msnsy and maze iVS We
vii th<<slore sell the remainder Of cur winter socN ~
ana in u Any instances below, the cat. ID n Dkli!N
Noa V Ard IS Jphz st. cNrnsr NASSAU Qk ~
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Piano FoRTEs FOR THE HOtin,N,."-
No beautiful presen, cca.d be made than ono OF
KAiIKr. DAVIS 4 Cor Planes. eihsi with CT without
Co1emans Kch2n attachment. A flt assortment a. then
Ne~-Ysrk waer3sms Also second hama plAGcs aad
Pianos % let Eusic and Mos.csl Mercba1Siso ~aoc-
sale and retail. Conn SEHRY,
al2 u. No. sof HrosdWaT
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SELLING OFF-PETEssoN q HUMPHREYS,
no srs Broadway Whte ST. will sell the entire ot
Of Csrpe.ngs purchased at the late large Auction sales al
the following prices Rich Brussels, % TO los per yard
Extra Heavy ply &c. per yard Extra Heavy, super U.s. to
o. pen yard Coed all ws0l, 3s Cd to Is per YARD on
snusIl. Isw MO avs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-19

~ Gentlemen wishing to get anything
In the fern Of fine Boot Shoe Cater, would DO well
to call 90 ID BROWN No; ~ Courtandt under the Met,
81, for $<t. Gil ~ mwsF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-19

HEAoUARTERs OF THE HERo OF BUEaA
VsrA-P l. ROGERS, whose store is on the corner OF
Gold and Fulton 10 the whole city "a the
Hssdqaarters CT General Taylor has been doing an I'M
mepsc busnss during the past month OF two lie soils
chesp ana fat pockets only small profits but they come
90 rapidly that he will shortly be wealthy man just
now hs IL Offering tempting bargains to all who desife 10
~hszs forc
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ELEGANT FRENcH WEDDING CARDS.

The subscriber respectfully calls the attention OF pa,e
silver bsrdsred and plain French Porcelain Cards. En-
vclepcs and Wedding Boxes, in the latest mode EvkR-
sacys No n WslI-st d. Ina
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IrYou VALUE Health, VISIT CoNrREIL's.

IT 4 OU VALUE IIEALTH, VISIT OUNTKELL s.
Wat him and secure pan OF his Alpine Cater Boots
The best araoe for Winter manufactured They
styish apreaIance, exceedingly comfortable to tue
tees and very cheap COSrRELI has superior stock OF
the vsrsus t;r DIS Of Caters Slippers, Ts BusLns &c.
sueisRy elegant TO attract ala ladies oftaste o. hs store,
No sS B0wey He sells cheap aud the quality Of his
tices cannot he SURPASSED
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~ i've HOLIDAYS are fast approachine.

and % uscessary that suitable preparations should be
made for their reception. Ladies' and gentlemen
therefore, feqrested to cali At JOHN GRkAsoN No 2tI
Qreenvlcl and examine his splendid stock Of Window
Shades Gilt Cornices, Bands fsssss Sc, all Of the most
elegant and newest designs and whch lie eGgagesto sell
at pICgs Nv a. tt asiOnlsh the mOst ncredulous
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Day GOODs CHEAPER THAN EVER.-A
cheap let just purchased for Holiday Presents On thlnk
of h. besrtful Calico Warranted last coloIs, ot na
nepee yard a handsome DE Lame for shilling; beau
iafu English Nerno Paramatta for shnss an ele,
gspt All v COL De Lame for - 81 and every other knd
81 DIV Goods equally cheap, at HITCHcocK H. LEAD
ByATIss, No. S7 Broadway, cor LEONARD ST. Just re-;
stcIs from Is piece up just the thing for Holiday Pre-
selts "a dgmessiCs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-19

CHRISTIANS Presents. At RoGERS'S new
sAncy store, No 4io Broadway will DO found the great
variety Raw and beautiful arcos for Holiday Pres
Snts The nss ASSORTMENT OF Paper Mache Tables. WorS
Boses Csh.r and Dressing Gases the city wall be
tsuaa az As sxlensiye Bazaar Aso, Poremonas, Gard
Cases and over other novelties tao numerous to
noIio, be and purchased ssiy cheap ~ Ne N'
Roadway
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SRAsoSABLE NoTIcE-To THE WISE
In order to avoid the rush for Fancy Articles Toys Sc
Of TUT LIS Emporium, No 3i5 broadway, purchasers
viii we'll " call before the Holiday and thereby have
constantly opening Goods cent free OF charge 10 all parts
Of New York. BroOklyn. sc u. any lime desired
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-19

~ Gentemen's Furnishings, as Fur,
neruo silk and Lambs Wool Undershirts and Drawers
6esrf, Crayats Pocket Hdkfs Cloves Hosiery, &c. &c
nav be found At HITCHCOCK LEADBEATkRS ;, no. az
Broadway corner Leonard st. aod al prices much bo""
AZ ordipxrv rate 1T Gentlemens Furnishing Stores
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-19

NORWAY MARTEN BOAs AND CUFrs.-
We have q small invoice OF these much admired Furs,
which vii se for about the cost OF importing Call
aeon. and gstyo choice. RAFFERTY, LEksK.
dletf IlWk&ks
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~ DIR. LIrrLsrlELp's Shields and Plas.

age they The pressure aHd friction and give IN.
slant relief Sea WON without ts least sco-Neaierce
osly 50 cents pct i0x Iog sale D. aoshs,a =, o.. ID
ne iSs..fs dorss.s - fiVsdN ay, nId a DT ldtN4s.
xikl'S Olcs. NJ a ALAN = base net o. hect rot,
Gtsa-s.3. ~ tWM a.>t.