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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-26

Who paid the duty III lS46! Certainly
not the consumer, for he had his lead at less
than the duty. Who profits by the change!
Certainly not the owners of lead mines, for
their business diminishes rapidly. Ger
tainly not the farmers Of Illinois, for their
when it should most rapidly increase, and
would now be doing so but for the Loco
Foco tariff of 1916 and as certainly not
the consumer, for he pays more for lead
than he did when the duty was five times
as high as 1t is at present. Who, then,
does profit by it We answer, the foreign
producer of lead, who sent TO this country
in lsi9-50 no less than SO, 997,15l pounds,
valued at Sl,lS2 ,597, being part of the
sum for which we have given our bonds,
bearing interest.-the foreign owners of
lead mines, who have pocketed rents that
if received by our Illinois friends would have
aided much in making the roads so much
desired, and the farmers of England,
France and Spain, who have filled our mar
kets with foreign food in the form of lead,
while the farmers of Illinois are storing
their wheat in hopes of another Irish fam
inc, that NAV never come.
The Plough, the Loom and the 4nriI for
this month jus. received, contains an arti-
Gle from The Chicago Democrat, to some
extracts from which we would now beg to
call the attention of our grumbhng contem-
poraries of Illinois, as highly Illustrative of
the beneficial effects of filling the eastern
markets with foreign food in the form of
lead, while storing up their own grain
pressure AT CHIcAGO.-Ou moneyd institutions
are calling IN then loans There is no demand
for land at the prices OF the past grea.
oeal Of money has been loaned &c the farmers and
they can hardly pay the interest. We never
saw many people from the country trying TO bor-
row money Our lumbermen alarmed s-'
The low price Of produce undoubtedly has some ef
feet upon their business. : This year the farm
ers can hardly make their years ordinary expenses
balance and so tn have nothing to expend IN lum
Der. - The old adaee Of whes, in and lumber Qua
Is not repeated this year"
We trust our friends in Illinois viii be
J satisfied with these extracts. They shev
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-26
KossurH IN HARTFORD. "A large meet.

KossUTH IN HARTFORD. "A large meet
ing of the citizens of this semi metropolis Of the
Land Of Steady Habits held Monday
evening last THOMAS II. SEYMOUR, Governor Of
the State, presided, assisted by John p. Bruce and
Albert Day Vice Presidents Lucius +. Robin
son and Ii. II Barbour, Secretaries. series Of
Resolutions were adopted by reclamation, OF which
the following one touches the point aimed at by
Kossulh
ResOlued That all the great powers Of the civilized
world. the aIbtes of international LAW ought, the
event Of any fusrIc interference, by government
with he internal policy of another, 10 solemnly protest
against such interference CONTRARY to rights
and violation Of well snown principle Of The law Of
nations.
The principal speaker was Charles /. Brece, our
recent correspondent from Hungary He stated
that 10000 of the Austrian forces are Hungarians
Speeches were also made by REV. Thomas ~
Clarke, Horace Bushnell, ID, Hon. James Dixon,
and w. w. Eaton. large and respectable Com
mittee TO solicit subscriptions was appointed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-26
NETWORK.


BUFFALO. Thursday, Dec. IS, 1851.
A destructive FIRE occurred here this morning, de-
stroyng the block Of buildings comprising fve on
the dock, Fix on Commercial and FIVE on Water st.
There an insurance the buildings for u 900 in
the Buffalo Mutual 90 j. Hooker, warehouse
the dock, loss $1,000 insured in the Union Mutual
al Fort Plain for 81 600 This insurance was on 800
barrels Of hre.proof paint. Charles Worm wood,
clothier Commercial 81 loss $1,000 insured In the
Trenton Co., New-Jersey, for ~, 500, and In the
house, on the dock, loss $l.5OO insured IN Etna,
Utica for 81 500 Besides these there are the fol-
lowing assurances on the sto ks OF other occupants
Hartford Co., 81, 500, Buffalo Mutual. 900 Utcs
Co, $500 Merchants Mutual, $500. Total loss
about $24 coo
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LATEST NEWS,
By Telegraph to tn. New.York Tribru,
ssxtAer- T.!tsrsel oNcs. o.r.,r Rs.s-.- -. R...
ILLINOIS
Whig State Convention.

sPRiNaFisLo, IL, Monday, Dee -, ISL.
The Wing State Convention met nnr,p,n,t,
adjournment, at 81 O'clock on SATURDAY evsn,n,
The report OF the Committee appointed =, ~.
morning session TO prepare business for the Con.
veniion reported that it was inexpedien, TO nom,
nate State Officers. bu, recommended the hola.
ing OF Convention the first Tuesday in Japu,r,
which was adopted The Committee appointed
to report the names OF the Delegates at large {,
the National Convention reported the following
f.. d. Wasbburn. of Joe Davis Co. B. l.. Ed.
wards Sangsrnon Co. Peter Nea, Edgar Co
Joseph Gillespie, Madison Co
The Congressional Committee recommended
the following names as Congressional Delegates
to the National Convention
Dist. |. F. Wngate. Dist. V. G. c. Besler.
Ill. {. d Plat. VI \. Becher.
III. 7. I. Marshall. VII. William Kane.
". G. W. Meeker.
On motion, 1t was
ReSoired That the delegation cast unanimous
vote for President and Vice President, 10 be decided
by majority OF the delegates IN attendance.
After appointing a Central Committee the
Convention adjourned siae die.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-26
MEXICO.
Important from thei Rio Grande-CarvajaI
again In the Fieid-Capture of Ceralvo-
Great numbers Killed and Wounded.


We are in receipt of Brownsville papers to the
81 inst, which state that Gen. Carvslal at.
tackled the Mexican General Jarregui who had
fortified himself strongly in Ceravo, and after
TWO days hard lighting took nearly the whole
town, driving the MexicanS into fortified house,
where they were completely penned up--allthoir
provisions, ammunition, &c beng taken by Car
valal The latter had ten killed, including
Lieut. Graham and Capt. Chiul, (the best We can
make OF the name). Capt Wheat was severely
wounded
The Mexican loss was very great, including
nearly all the Seminole Indians and their leader.
The latest accounts say that Carvala was
about to attack the MeNlcans IN their last POSI-
ton. II successful he viii enter Monterey with.
out opposition.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-26
The Illinois Loan again.

Ii must be within the recollection of most
Of our readers that Mr. Walker in his re-
ports took the ground that in all cases the do
mestic price of a protected article was great
er than it would otherwise be By the whole
amount of the duty, and that the amount of
taxation thus levied annually upon the
consumers of protected commodities cOnsid-
erably exceeded hundred millions Of dollars.
The duty onlead was at that time three cents
per pound, and upon shot, pipes, &C., four
cents per pound and as the domestic pro-
duction amounted probably to seventy mill
lions of pounds, the tax thus levied was from
two to three millions of dollars. In oppo-
sition to this, however, was the fact that the
selling price of lead at Galena was gener-
ally less than the duty, and that therefore if
the excess of pr ce was equal to the duty,
the price under Mr.. Walkers system must
fall to less than nothing. Absurd as all THE
now appears, it had its weight with Con-
gress, and tho riff of 1910 was passed,
under which the duties on lead and all, or
nearly all, the manufactures of lead have
been reduced to twenty per cent. ad ual0-
REM being about three-ffths of cent per
pound and our merchants are now crowd
ed with the foreign commodity introduced
at this low duty, the consequence of which
has been, as we have seen, most rapid
diminution of domestic competition, the
effect of which is seen in the following
comparative statement of prices, furnished
by The Jefersonian, good free trade au-
thOritv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-26
BosroS ELEcrroS.-The perplexing Mu-

BosroN ELECTION The perple.xing Mu-
nicipal contest in this city has finally been set
tied by the election, on Wednesday, OF Benjamin
Seaver, the Wing candidate, who had 1000 to
O24 for Thaxter opp; DR.. Smith, Native
American.) 2,T35: and scattering, 227. All par
ties gained from the last trial. although the scat
teripg vote was reduced. On the 18th inst.
Seaver had 1910 Thaxter, l,290 Smith, 1850 F;
Willisms, IF. S. pa, Rogers, Temperance
l59 scattering;4s. The three vacancies elect
ed on general ticket) IN the Board of Aldermen
are filed by Wings, by majorlties varying from
200 to 500 The vacancies for Ward officers are
al disposed Of, except IN the Hid Ward, where
there Is NJ cho,ce for a member of the Council.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-26
Markets-R,portea By Iskgrsgl.

NEN-URLEAns, Dec q, III,
CoTroN suffered decline ffa's the effects Of 1ns
EurOpa's Jews The sales this morning haze been
COO bales at Tic. for strict middling. The Ba'.e
news has been received but caused no change IN Wv
quotations for Corros. The receipts thus lar arc
4iCOO ahead OF last year, and our stock al pressns
$4,000 bales Prime MoLAssEs has declined 70 1'''
CHARLESTON, Dec. "a, isol'
Corros is depessed. Sales were mace to-os' ="
ESQ bales ut 7ilaelc., being llG.c. decline
CINCINNATI, Dec "a. ISL
Hoes are unchanged CURRENCY Is 81 1900
P.cu.,aE IA unaltsred. The river Is stil oiosV''
The weather 10 cloudy and looks like ram
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-26
Receipts of Produce.


III The Ere Railroad sos bhls. Flour, So do Lard Oil
2s8 do Lard 81 rolls 1898 sdes lie ither, 81 bales
Ho 1870 bbls Beef 2ii ter % Calves 1913 Hogs,
sheep anu 10 hesd Cattle. 50 dressed Hogs lfS
pkgs Foulhy y. 43l sacks Oats aud 50 pcs. Nenisoh
r. Nffc- avtn Ratg Dad 20 .o and 800 sides Leather.
2aO bbs Enur. 25 pkss. Poultry 76 do Butter 81 Hor
obs Ale las bags Barley. 50 bills
XhiskI 1ln fret Timber. and 20 pcs \e0ls0n.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-26
Yale Medal Awarded.

YALE CoILEes, Tuesday, Dec. %, 1851.
The long expected Yale Literary Gold
Medal, for the great essay oihe year, and for which
all students IN the University are competitors, was
this day awarded 20 Andrew d. White of Syracuse,
New-YoTk. member of the Junior Class
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-26

Troy, Thursday, Dec. Is, 1851.
The grocery store Of Haight g. Gillespie, opposite
the Mansion House. on RIver-st., was destroyed by
hIe early this morning. young man named Pierce,
from Wlliamsburgh. a student Of the RENSSELAER, In
sttute, was killed by the falling OF wall, and two
others were injured The buildings and its contents
entirely destroyed. Loss about 900 insured for
$4,000. a.
i was the work Of an inceDdfslE as some burglars
tools were found in tue bullding.l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-26

~ Our readers may remember that
when Kossuth was In London he lodged at the
house of Lieut. MAssINGBERD, Of the Blues
We learn that that officer has sold out his com
mission in the British Army, in order to put
himself at the disposition of Kossuth for the
approaching war. He is now IN this country,
having arrived by one of the last steamers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-26

PnLApELrnIA, THURSDAY, Dec. IS, 1851.


The grand terchght procession reached kossu.h's
quarters about l0i O'clock Ii was composed 81 the
MT mbers Of the various German Societies Of Pha-
doiphia.
Fifteen hundred torches lighted up the scene, and
the ranks of the procession contained not less than
1900 individuals who, with the large conc0urse
sen bed before the hOte numbered AT least l0O0.
The dense mass wedged Up the whole OF Chestnut
ST. from Fourth to Fifth ST., and crowded the great
steps OF the old l. ited States Bank building.
Numerous banners, notices and insignia we're dis
played Among them we noticed spirited repre-
sentaton OF the reception OF Haynau at the Brewery
French, German Hungarian, Italian, English, and
American flags were borne In great numbers.
Two bands Of music were IN attendance, and
played several American and Hungarian national
airs.
A fine chorus OF voices, from the Mennerchor-a
German musical sOcety-Sdng several songs, IN
capital style
The enthusiasm was immense.
The neltng snow storm dt Us hight when the
procession formed and moved up to the Hotel yet
the company stood their ground over hour, while
the serensde was proceeding, and the Societies Com
mtee were waiting on kossuth AZ MS room.
The grandeur Of the scene was heightened not q
little by the fact Of the storm-the glare OF the
torches beiI subdued and sofIened by the showers
Of snow falling in the driving wind.
kossuth was not able to appear IN response TO the
call Of the company. His place was supplied by Mr..
Hank, OF his suite who addressed then In Ger
man. He apoioglZed for the Governor. and returned
thanks for their demonstrations OF respect and re-
gard.
The assemblsge dispersed shortly after 10 O'Clock.
with loud cheers for the Governor OF Hungary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-26
ALABAMA.-Hon. David G. Lyon has

ALABAMA.-Hon. David G.. Lyon has
been chosen by the Legislature Judge of the
Supreme Court rice Hon. Silas Parsons, re-
signed V NJ. Benham (Union) had for Secre-
tsrv Of State IL votes A. B. Cliiherall. South
em Rights s., Pickett, l. Joel Riggs is re-
elected Controller by vote Of lls to scat
tering MI Graham was reelected Treasurer
with much unanimity Mr.. Mickle had 90 votes
Tor Attorney General, TO 60 for J. c. Carroll
The Southern Rights Opposition State Con
vention Is 10 meet at Montgomery. Jan 10, TO
elect delegates to Baltimore
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-26

kOssuTH.-Root & Co. have Just pub
lished hIhosraph, By D'Avignon, from Daguere-
otype 81 the great Hungarian, taken BY Nh Roo. a;
Staten Islsnd--the only Dsguereotype taken Of
kossulh IN this country For sale at Roots gallery
No 563 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-26
LOUISIANA.
The Europas News.

NEW ORLEANS Dec II. 1851
The EuTopa's news was received here at 10 o'eOck
Oh Saturday night, and published IN The De1s on
sunday morning. The sales Of Cotton, for ae SIX
preceding Gay had been 40 90 bales at tfle nces
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-26

DEATH OF AN EDlroR.-Beujamin T.
Cooke, formerly of The Bag aampse. Republican and
Postmaster Of Bipghampson at the time OF his de
cease, died few days since a, that town.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-26

No 379 Bcsdway corner st will sell the entire LOT
Of Osrpetnes al the late large Auction sales at
the following prices Rich Brussels to los per yard
Extra Heavy 3ply per YARD Extra Heavy, super IS TO
O. pei yard Good al .Sool, is cd 70 As per yard On
Cloths Extra heavy, yard. And all other goods
souall. low d26 Jih
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-26

PHILADELPHIA, Thursday, Dec IS, 1851.
The day passed off without accident, although
there were immense crowds IN the streets. Thore
was service In most of the churches. About sir
o'clock a violent snow storm set IN which prevailed
all the evening.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK. FRIDAY. DEC. 26. 1851.

TAH persons sending US matter for pub
eas,o, sl please address their letters on the OUTSIDE
10 Z" Editors Tribune New-York' Lett1ssddressed
personally TO Editor may fail Of ssdsona1t p'sS-
licty By reason Of has temporary absence from n, Guy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-26
STRONG TEsrMoSy.-Dr. ROGERS Sy-

STRONG TESTIMoNY.-Dr. ROGERS Sy-
rup Of Lvervor, Tar and Canchalagusi the strongest
Certified nedicre IN TIE word the cure of coughs,
colds iufusnza, Bronchitis, and the primary stages OF
ronsurnption giving la met relief and imparting
cheetfvt SEM alien Brg health and strength
kor sale BY A l.. ScovlLL Co.. at the Depot, No $40
Broadway, and by all retail Druggists. Pnce-lH large
BEETLES al, OF three battles fos 81 So
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-26
MARRIED,

10 New Hsysn Conn. Dec a. by Rev Dr. Croswell.
HENhY PHILIPS SANFORD. Of Painesylle, Ohio, to
EMILE JOSEPHINE, oaughter of Henry Higgins esq,
OF the foiE e. place. -
At Cle,ersek. n. es THURSDAY, Dec as by Rev; G.
Boyce EDn ARD IYNES Vf the firm OF Sackett, LINES
3 Co York. 10 AUGUSTA, youngest daughter OFF
nnhna A.. ESQ OF the io meI place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-26

tSN The Brownsto,cn Qa.) Observer of
the 9th inst says that the Wednesday previous,
John Quxmby, a stone-cutter, was murdered at
Rockford by Daniel N. Mabee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-26

NOTIC SNOw-COATs,
DoUBLE-CoATs Sc-We DESTROYS Of closing out Jur
large the above of Coats wish to make
whole ale ck county trade now In pro-
OF manufacture Those Overcoats &C. combine the
greatest warmth with variey and elegance Of styles
A.. cl"sa and
large wish TO turn u into money aud make room We
will therefore sell the remainder Winter stock at.
and in many belew the cost. ID u DBVLIN'
~. AZ nj as Johu AZ Garner Nassau d25 6tt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-26
The steamM Empire Coy.

NEW ORLEANS. Wednesday, Dec. a. 1871;
The steamship Empire City arrived mere On Ias
2ls,. Much anxiety had been felt for her. She leaves
to morrow for New-YoTk, Uia Havana
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-26

LovIslAsA.-The Opposition State Con-
vention is to come Of on the BIS. of February, at
Baton Rouge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-26

~ DIR. lIrrLsrlELD's Shields and Pas
es for Cons and Busions the best invention OF the
age they the pressure and Fiction ana give ~
slant reuef aud WON -hOut the least inconvenience
Ony Is cents per box For sale by Rushton Cos ana All
the leading druggists on Broadway, and at Dr. LITTLE
FIELDS Office No. a William ST. basement OF Merchsns
E,ch.pss do 4wMWSEs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-26
PENNSYLVANIA.
kossnth In Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, Thursday, Dec %, 1851.
kossuth better Of his fever but has kept his bed
most of the day, refusing to see any Committees or
Delegations. He has had an interview with Mayor
Jerome OF Baltimore, and has declined public re-
cepton in that city. Notwithstanding the snow Is
falling rapidly, Nd of several thousands OF both
sexes are assembled IN front Of ths United States
Hotel awaiting the arrival OF the torchlight process
sion in honor OF kosSuth. Were 1t not for the storm
II would doubtless be very imposing as the arrange
meBts complete III every respect. serenadeis
expected to be given at o., when the Governor was
expected to speak from the balcony, but the snow
storm Will probably prevents 1t. The doors OF the
hotel have been closed to keep out the crowd. The
excitement IN the city is increasing rapidly.
Kossuth Will leave here on Saturday, speak In
Baltimore the same day, and be IN Washington on
Monday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-26

~ Ladies des,rous of soft white hands
fer the approaching holo should purchase par Oh
India Rubber Gloves or Nuts Al HITCHCOCK q LEAD
BEATERs 3i7 Broadway Tues will also cure sau hheuH''
Cbspped Hands, &c. All Rubber Stores keep them
AZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-26

Toys AND FANCY GoODs.-lhe subscr-
beers are opening large sGd choice assortment OF gced
,utabIe for Holiday present. consisting OF every variety 81
cbssn ard ant TOYS huDbe Goods writing desks
and work of MAHOGANY rosewood ana paper mache
and all other articles of Christmas AID New year
preseD s hch they Offer large small quantities Ak
wholesale prices Purchasers are respectfully iasted %
call before buying elsewhere HAYES HlNsDALh.
No i6i Broadway, (uO stairs. below Couruandt-s'.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-26

" FOWLER q WELLS, Psychologists ard
Publishers Clinton Hail. No. 1871 Nassaust, New YORK,
and No. la2 Washing n St, Boston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-26

SUGARS, TEAS, CoFFEEs, AT REDUCED
PRlCEs-Stuart's best he'd Sugar only Is Cd lbs
Teas and Coffee the cheapest and best IN the city best
Java Coffee only I'd In. good Coffee 10 cts per ID
Teas from % as To 6s IN Heckers Flour by the bar
rel bag, lbs Heckers Parma, ID or cen, paper
also n large assortment, - FIuns for the Holidays. at
PARKERs Temperance Store, No. 2ii BroOmc corner OF
Ludlow at. New Cnron the best only Is per 10 new
RaisIns only cents Nuants cents per 10 d,6 q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-26

SV The Holidays are fast approaching,
and that suitable preparations should be made
for then Lad. aud gentlemen are therefore,
reausstso call at JOHN GRBASoNs, 247 Greenwich 81,
aud his splenad stock of window Shades CIT
COrnces Bands Tasses &c all of the most elegant ana
newest designs and which TO sell at prices 50
low "a to sstOnsh he eduOns.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-26

r. Kossuth Feathers, adapted TO our
new and popular style Of s Hats, by the dozen or single
bunch Id26 til BIRD. cor. Pine and Nassau-ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-26

~ur HoI1pAYs-PMep's AID others about to purchase
- or Cans for their enid young friesds are IN
"a "a nsnsot the exteH.ye esornen. Of these faecs at
,sTIs No log CAaalst lie feels assured that the as
0tmeht foreg and domestic, MAJ challenge IN
W III Any in this city. u<i d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-26

NoKwAY MARTEs BoAs AND CUPS
80 saaII jnvoics - tnese much admired F1rs,
winch We will seD for about me cost Oh npor'ns N
soon add get your cLOies A'Ni'NA - ~
AioA TuWfxSS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-26

MEADE BROTHERs' DAGUERREOTYPEs OF
KossUTu from The fe picture OF the lusricus
Mag, ar for sale by the suoscfbers from 50 and upward
Early orders solicited MEADE BROTHERS
Amercsn Gsenes Ne 1913 Broadway, next to the Amer
can Hotel ulo ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-26

Sp1FnDD I,oNpOv FrRs AT KEDUCED
,.,',s "fa,s.t ;psnce.... for the Holidays wish
ing 70 close our dss fa s:e o. pTess For
ports,son Offer tts Dai a. s.lyes
TO every ruionaser. dig MWsFtl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-26

To Rich Fancy Baskets, of the m st ex-
quists workmanship and desgn. great variety OF inc
most beautiful IN gold asd silver and rich oolOrs
pamented with flowers SC, for sale, wholesale ana re
tail BY GEORGE FUTILE, Emporium OF Fancy Gooos'
Nnyeltias. I1lk. &c. No. J43 BrOadNay