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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-25
TRYING SAVINGS INSTITUTION

IRVING SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
TIL. institution organized under an act OF mo Les
latue VI the State OF New fork val go nto 90
Greenwich. at between Chambers and warren SIS arc
continue open daily. Hours fox receiving s Will 'e
frem 10 o'clock. !, =. ...r Ia. ,,a,,gea
Th. institution secures 20 minors and to ses MARI
or unmarried the full and exclusive hsn' - ~ H'
rested therein, il their names
TRUSTEES
CATER Woodruff, President.
y,NpIRBIIrL BUXTON, LIST V cs-Pftst
william III PULLS "a wee Fisseoa'y
Philips PhGnlI, Jofn Anae,son,, ma. ~ a.
Edsar II Lang eHben n WOOL 11eyn5 varDxa,
frtiy n ,fd = Ti,dap EloiK-tt Edmund GnfhR,
Ihrsna vsIen an Mason Thomson, william f.tss,
Alex Schultz, Thomas SstAy tl.la = 49,
Ds,o % cose,x Warren ChaUHan Rchd.F Ca-mas.
Esnry Allen John ROu.er, 40 ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-25

THE LARGEST and best assortment of
II Lamps. Gilandoles, Chandeliers, Candelabras. Hall
Lanterns Of the latest styles and patterns NAV he fonn5 ~
p. S. CONKLIN'S No. 800 HudsOn-st All those Who
design purchasing goods ID the above line viii do well 70
call ana HIS prices Will be found 70 ~ IS per
cent less than any other establishment in the cty
hand well selected ASSORTMENT Of Glass and Brtiaus
Ware Globes 81 AIDES Lamp Glasses and wicks of eyery
description Sperm and Lard Oh, Canphsne aAd Burnlrx
FLUID Goets sent to any part Of the city OF carefully
packed t9r the country. o2s 3nTuThSSs
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CONSUMPTION CAN BECUReD

~ d. HASTINGSs COMPOUND sYRiS orx,..
lHA-rhe wonder and '0bs fsls b, The nss,s. g.,
~"'o Ut Hastings p'ocs med the oaabi,y Of palaa.r,
coHsumpicn - The nss 81 Ss9Ath.ss r.as.i. 80, -
now, Au eEhs I'afs Il rAi set cd da~a,ao ds,oo,,
v'cton hat there fe- or 70 c.,. N Whit c,,.,
tos csnhS be cured by DR. H,srlNGys CoMPouxn
SYRUP or NAPHrhA. In ever case IA -AaA !, r.
been tined IN tes and or the United STATE, Il h.
lo~ed ny IN media Tehei ard vi mate Istss sl.,
hem fse DSpenssrS, rpeeT the Charge Dr. Hsst,.-x
da.nS 1--WE years thA the Nsphihs h,s he.a In IA. ,.
hiss rot been death from disease u a. -
previous pateIts had dies almost svety ~,.k IA -
en-, STAGES Il consumption the eject Of the N.,Ats S.
is sin os nlraoulsus sud cure effected IA an ,sc,ss,.
short space o. ne. In the more advanced ..S.. 80
IN the third OF last dreadful DIVISION Of tim.
bic disease I'stnec, is equally wonderful Tn. c.ra.t.
marked by the erPectoiauon Of the t1bsgc.ssa cA...
Ike particles Hlxee with pus. macas blood e,o .sd ma.
generally accompanied with severe arhea Oaata.
steIBg the Naphaa Syrip the formation 81 the tuAsrl..
is almost instantly arrested the foreign matter thr,.,,s
the tuberces already formed are Destroyed and
rg Immediately becomes easier the pa,lsnt On IN.
third night snsr first TAX ~ tho Syrup oAea .Ssn.
oy quiet nights rest thing unknown Tor wess, pf.p
ously. 80,
Is all that asked ~ the proprietor 70 prove thus necne
to be al that has been stated.
BRONCHITIS
Brcuchts his IN TN, remedy ani speedy cure.
and sci howlseel by ali the medical acslIy Be ~aA-
srvsl the speedy Of bronchitis boh soa.s asd
chrome
COUGHS. COLDS AND CATARRHs
yield to ths influence Of ae NaPhtha Syrup. osa the
short slece CT (ariy eight hours
MIGHT SwEArS
This distressing and weakening SccOmpsn ment to con.
snt other diseases instantly stopped BY the as
OF the NsphihA Syrup.
SPLITTING or BLOOD
The most severe atscks Of splitting Of blood haze pva-
raby been stopped within the shOT, space Of thirty min
ues and all disposition 50 recurrence OF the pre-
vented In ucusion the proprietor tbs Nasa
tina Syrup to he not only the best bu, the only cure
for Pulmonary Consumption and all other diseases Of the
luacs
TIE shot space OF newspaper Advertisement will
adm oi ihe publication Of the many hundred cstdcases
received by the SCENTS this city aud also part
Of the United States, hut every pesjn Interested
ausstej 20 call and psruse them at the Scs Mol Green
exist. whore pamphlets and every aformaIoa will BE-
freely furnished. Meme genuine vuheus the writer sS-
nature OF N. A + HARRISON on the wrapper Of each
bottle s. per bottle, o. bottles for s.
Pripc,pal Office No l5 Gree awich 81 New York. Also
pOweiy; Jno y Dodd No. III Broadway; J < l. Cod
dmstos, Ne 39S Hudsos 81
beware Of CoUntegieiis. do lmrufhsss
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1eweirp, &c.
Great Sale OF

Great Sale OF
WATCHES, JEWELRY, silly EN-
w sns PLATED WARE.-w. 3. WooD' NJ '''
Broadway VIII sell for the two months saoas
great s.crfec A, he is desoas Of making caaGge IN has
bu,iness The stock c. ntaIns large amounted
DIAMOND AND PEARL WORK.
RICH JE wELRY. SILVER WARE. SHEFFIELD
PLATE &C All Of which will be seid without reserve.
This sperdd opportunity to puIchase rich artioeA
for Holiday Presens. as they will be sold low.
All Goods warranted genuine aac good a. represented
There no fiction about this the goods must be sold
regardless Of cost And 10 accommodate ALL the store VIII
not be closed before O'Clock each evening. dis Isl
WATCHES and JEWELRY.-The
undersigned invites the attention Of the public 70
his splendid Of Watches, Jsvery add Sver
wsre. suitable for holiday presents. The stock Is o. me
bes' manufacture. and warranted as represented.
q ms JOHN B. GISOCHIO. No lib Cansl-@.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-25
Clothing.


CLOTHING.-New York Cash Cloth
~ ing Establishment, at the old stand Ne li2 Fulton
near Broadway.
E. DEGROOT & CO.
have hand large and entire New Stock of Ready
made fall and winter Clothing which for style, durability
and cheapness in price SURPRISES any other New
York. Their Custom Work is attended by the skill
full Cutters and every garment warranted to t Shirts
Drawers Cravss Stscks Collars Gloves and ovsry art
Gle Of gentlemens wearing apparel.
Complete suits made to order at 81 hours notice.
Remember the No. i42 Fulton-st.
SAMUEL r. PULLEN. EDWARD DEGROOT.
do 6tTuThkS
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INV work. AND HARLEM RAIL

~ ROAD CoMPANY.-The Seventh SOM Aans "a
on the Preferred Stock CT the Company az We
,,s 81 Eeht peroent per WI. Be pad at the 1Hos
o. heir No CentTss On ara s sot ~ fas
p- sired St0ck will be closed Saturday. DeeInt1 .,
at ocl. p NJ and opsIsd on %edp ps - Is3
10 .J3s sAuI 81 BLATCHFORD, Treasurer.
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.OLIDAY PRESENTS.-A. JOEL

400 No $40 Broad way having completed their i'm
portations fcs the approaching Festive season. how
offer for sale o. the Lowest remunsretve prices large
and elegant assortment Of RICH JRWELHY OF the
newest styles and sSper workmanship. set with Da'
onds Rsbes Psars and other precious stons: IN Braco
Iets EeITinss Pins ksss Chat clans Lockes, CHAINS.
Pencil Gases, Studs CHAINS, TO Fine wa,ches BY tho
nos9 eminent make Silver Wares Electro and Shefhed
PLACED Goods Papier ache in endless variety. CANA
Vasea Bottles Tee a-tete Sets, &c rosewood mahogany
and csrOmspdel wood Workboxes Dressing Cases. Writ
ine Dssks Odor Cases Glove Boxes &c. Leather Desks
BOStee Dressing Oases Pahsteres Envelop Gases. &c
Gard Gases and Port NoDoaiss ia GOLD silver pearl tor
tosss she'll &c, WoTb Cases, Netting Boxes Scent Bot
tles Fruit Knives. Napkin Rings, real Jet Ornaments
Frank EIamel Ware, pearl sandal wood aud o.hor
Fans sAd variety Of European Fancy Goods
too numsrous 10 paNionlar,sS DIS lat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-25

E,OR sHREWS BURY, LONG
4 BBA.CR OCEAN HOUSE, PORT TAsHIrG-
ron, MOUNTS Aat fkONES DOCKS. MIDDLE
Town HIGH. ND BOOKS. saG RED BAN8. High
and DOck arc Ocean HcEse when prscucs1s fm
new sno ,ylsodd steamboat no MAS HUNT, Cap. n
HsgyefyJ vii lolyc Eevbavsl Fsr. west SIDE Pscksls
gssi Rtsr. dahl. % follows: o,rnv,ys.,,ov
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Mnsifal.
Danring Schools.

A DODWORTH'S Dancing Academy
H No 4is Broome-st., near Broad say A new elias.
for beginners will commence on MONDAY EyENIN3
Jan ), at o'clock Gentlemen wishing 10 attend will
please call before that time and eater their names
Glasses for the practice Of the Polka Schotsch Redsw
Gmlrza, and all the other fashionable Dances m.
days and Thursdays, and Wednesdays aud Saturdays
Gentlemen can commence at any time. LADIES' Cnii
dren's asses on the days at and o'clock p M
Solrees every two weeks. d23 Nv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-25

NO TOOTHACNE ANY MORE
he Subscribers take the honor 10 oder heir help
sanst the ssd s, beng sue, neither painful nor dsa
greahle, tut 4 chemical proceeding, (proPared - n IL
directed b. tie constitution Of the suffering aud the nature
~ the svl) smeli Is suite ent 10 anybody for
m.ny Ready all hours Of the DAY aud FOL
low every call Remember The Chbce al No IA CJ Hs[
place koLLk.
d21 zws TGlNi
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NOR SALE-The COUNTRY SEAT,

NOR SALE-The COUNTRY SEAT,
tho property Of the late Jonathan Lawrence. Esq of
this city situated al Hope the County of Datohess'
of four Of land high state of improvement.
with admirable dwelling house barn, carriage aud out
houses all In excellent repair In the midst Of highly
cultivated district connected BY plank roads with the vii
lsge of and the Hudson RIVER Railroad and
in the immediate vicinity of church and sch dollhouse. The
property in question offers unusual Inducements to those
desiring cheap and in all respects commodious COUNTRY
residence. For terms apply to
die 2m HOMER MORGAN, No. Pine-st
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TTOUSE WANTED The inquirer is
III t..;,o,. of hiring House in Brooklyn; will
v,nt to occupy it in Apn NEXT ANY person savins a
moderate sized house nov In course Of srecu2n pI %
No I5oe, New-York Post Office, stating locality ana
-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-25
Holm ]. MOFFAT. No. $40 Broad way,

- cPposite Nelos 'ald respsctfay aform hs faends
and tie public iba be has imported large assortment Of
fancy boxes French flowers, fruits fancy swapping aud
oths! nettsss which he dispose Of at the lowest rstes
Ne ae furnishes parties with ice cream frat ices jsies.
blasc mango small iasey ices biscuit glaze, bon gsoe.
pudding elsce mersgue "a cream cream bevcross. Or
nameats and pyr amls OF nougat, oranges ne crystal
sA ana brandy fruits fsscy cakes plum cake sdys cske
Hsi esnsd tuksy. ps.ues chicke. sad Lobster salad
fyng. Lo~es Of chAs slser forks spoons, trays. cake
baskets punch bow and lsde csndelabfas bTacke &c.
dit 1ws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-25

HOMESTEADS.-- Bloomingdale Lots
for sale on etAav sd ard S'.h- ss between esh aud
ieavs The neigh DO, how'd rapidly improving and sfree
from all nuisances and prospective The property
elgbly situated and offers large Inducements to
persona DESTROYS Of ssonrng homestead or making an
investment Terms Be male easy and the title is in
disputene Apply 70 WILLiAM vIHNakL.
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6cnses Udure6.

subscriber wants to rent
House for the term Of years. with ths pnstess
M ng II wthin Location PEI "eea W
and S0th SITS Broad way and sthay Rent Of h9se MOI
ever s6oe per year. Address II. II. W, Tribune once
d23 ste
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REAL ESTATE FOR

SALE-Together with well selected stock Of Dry
Goods and above Real Estate consists OF
an undivided moiety of three story bnck stores
block built duTpg the Of 1850 IN he best manner.
and paying IL cent their cost. Also two
story brick dwelling house situated about fifty rods from
said stores and erected during the season. wholly
flushed and good order The lot belonging to the house
contains of of choice land upon which
variety young fruit and ornamental trees together wi
convenient stable and other out buildings The stock Of
TO Of she community FOUND The above proper-
" situated of the most ourishing villages the
line Of the New York and Erie Railroad now containing
two thousand inhabitants and destined to double IN
less than four years To person DESTROYS Of engaging in
lucrative business. this opportunity presents advantages
seldom TO be with. Terms Of sale liberal Location
and of the advertiser will be made known at the
Office of The Tribune. dlS6ts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-25

DILES.-DEG CRAFTS PILE REM
4 EDY-Au Txemal Appicsticn-Prce 81 -rhe
gentlemen that called and Pile Remedy.
oeeher with show hils cculas SC A. well aal oher
Druee sS hayne u for heeby informed ths the
d,eiemput promised viii he published With al The
names att sched immediately aeT,hc close cf the hodays
ID. DE GRAFF, SO Protector,
d25 til No i8B HdIsoa-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-25

GINGER WINE-For the Hoiidavs.--
~ Vow Family Grocer will supply YOU, q. moderate
price, VIA th delicious aud dslg Atf4l Wine fer
rastes and visitors II u never fslins eeed, sr Dyspe
ala Veal ness Of the Stomach. &C. W. RCDKIN
iii lms Ma 10 peslvap A. Wy
MIR. DECKER, No. IL Ann-st. re-.
1vA quests his friends acc 70 send ia their
csdes n rood session. is the Holidays for Opened and
1ic&to OhSiEh> dr. 1879
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-25

Union BANK of LONDON, Provin-
ci.l Bank of Iceland. National Bank Of Scotland
Dr.fs on the above banks, IN sums firm q Upward Ooa
.tsntly f-r "a eby TAYLOR BBOfHrRj
AZ. i've Ne. IS W ll-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-25

Umpire STONE-DRESSING COM
FIptxy srhs-,gieus Will De received fOr cne
Ion,an1 .ia-,. tie Increased capital stock Of nus &
ranv on AID sher the Eth inst. The net earn lss o. 80
-,,f,,n r eight uon-ks unt - q per csni 1tt-
,ons desIrous OF MAKING inveslnens can OBTAIN -
rsfior a. tie off &c OF the Company OF 81 ~ 81. y ~
K,yer and Of the PTe-dshi, CHARLES J. eHtLtoN'
70 Ne - Uslls. b. order q the Drecors;
fs sqg;, TTrrbS Sta. GEORGE SHERMAN. Secy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-25

&EARlNG'S PRIVATE DANCING
~ and wALTZIN0 ACADEMY At No S. Bonds.
u open every day fc- Ladies and Gentlemen who wish
learn the dances the shortest possb time s1ses
exclusive patrons Academies and families attended
N' s will form classes for the second quarter after the
Holidays. For terms apply as above. d2i Inn
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NOR SALE-A first-rate grain and grass

u FARM IN Virginia, ~ miles from Alexandria and
IS nom Warrington. containing $50 Of excellent clay
loom sell fronting the post road 20 Brertsye the
County townchurcbes and schools the VICINITY For
farther particulars apply 10 WM DAY. No lA Liberty st
All Letters postpaid Mn meet with immediate attention
nlelw.
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KNlCKERBOCKER SAVINGS

KERBOCKE SAVINGS
IN BANK Pth av corner of 23d. st Open every MON
DAY, THURSDAY sEd SATURDAY, from toS p. VI.
Tins institution pays per cent interest ON all deposts not
exceeding 500 Interest will commence on all sums de-
on or before the LIST day of Jannay 1859 Interest
viii also be How ed from the date of deposit W 10 the an
dsy Of January 1872 inclusive. -,
The charter this institution 10 minors and fe
males married unmarried the entire c0ntIoi OF an
moneys dopossd IN their nsmes
TRUSTEES.
las pojlock 7 " Howe W Dsfandorf,
7 " savsee An,nn Willis. J. M0Cleiand,
~, HSnbsu, II n Bolstsr George CLARK.
Ihn VII. q "a Wiiaas John Ives NJ ID a.,
ynha,, Rnssr WIN Wiuslow VIM A Wheeler.
w w car NELL Beri c. " apaeIl, l.. Hazltino,
Moses c. Edwards, L. Freeman. Rust,
WV ~ JAS POLLOCK, President
ANsoN WILLIS. Secretary. ,,,,
ELIJAH WARD, Counsel az om
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Real estate for bale.

VALUABLE FARM in Orange County
v for SALE containing LOG acres on the New Windsor
Turnpike four miles from Cornwall Landing aud sI miles
from Newburgh. This valuable farm possesses uuyaed
facilities for doing BUSINESS as the meadows are extensive
and heavy burdens Of hay. ReveIfsns stream OF
throu entire length. and the po land IS
excellent producing good crops " grain Tae New
bureh Branch New-York and Erie Railroad skirts the
south end the farm and the depot at Wallis Gate IS hat
mile distant The els substantial stone dwelling house,
with barn house house tenant heuse,
&C Terms easy Inquire OF WM. DAILY No. 81 Bswery.
N. ", OF X. DAILY, Canterbury, two miles from the
nremises dA 2ws
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS.-The Sub

soTibcf would call attention to his large stOck
suitable for Holiday Pssens consisting Of Music Boxes
h rosewood and plNn eases, with tambOrine psncforte
anl oymba attachments Guitars in every style Of fpsh
elegant Accsdeons rlutnas. Paror Orgaas vioias
Flutes, Flageoletes, DIums. SO, SC
diotses EDWARD BAACK. No 81 Fulton st.
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REAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEATFOR

x EAU III UL COUN SCh ON
~ SALE One of the most desirable in the vicinity of
Bsthnorebeing about half mile from the North Avenue
in of the most respectable and healthy neghbOr-
hoods approached by hne road, aud open
TO 1t in several directions The place contains about l9
Of Land in good condition, well watered orchard
hoIcest fruits &C andng of the and
bay. and of he surrounding country. The Dwelling House
Is OF the most tasteful character recently built Of the best
ias and In the most substantial fepote with
every convenience and comfort FOR permanent summer
and winter resdence-erected for the without re-
card The and stabing of like character.
Rarely residence des able every to be met
wth-whe, the time II offers safe and profitable
investment om Its close proximity to rapidly improving
portion Of the city, now being extended toward IL aud
other mprovements in immediate vicinity Terms ibs
raj Apply to T. J. GOTc, Real Estase Broker,
d2O Iu& rhStJl Nc 40 I'd st.. Baltimore.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-25

DRONZED, GIT and PEAkLED
I'D IRON TURNITURE. in every variety. psTtio alary
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
No 40 Broadway, opposite the Park, New-fork aSu Wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-25

NOR SALE-A good and substantial
Il story and attic frame House, situated 3d-av,
In GOWANUS. The house is well finished, with marble
nantles CRATES. SC. Lot 25x00 Pnce So 600;
remain. ii desired. E b. KINSHIMER,
4 d10 lNs No. 3l9 4th av--2 to 7 o'clock p NJ
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NAKES for The HOLIDAYS.-Publit

attention respse fully invited 10 tho meat
Of the pteIsisned His long experience aud nusd
lead HIM TO believe that WELD tho
satisfacion to ali no snsust their orders to him His
preparations for the approaching festivities embrace all
kinds Of Cshes consisting Of Plum Rssn Pound Aim md
New Year Ctrcn Cur ants Scotch, Lady FINGERS, &C.
W. DUNCAN, No S13 Nh- ay., cor 9TH ST..
diTtJls formerly Of Ne. 1919 Bewsry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-25
EARMS, MILLS and FACTORY for

SALE.-The undersignedlofer for sale three Farms
situated In ShswaneuDk Ulster County l2 miles Of
Newbugh. One OF 81 acres and two Of $50 each in
good Ct cultyati and suitably divided meadow
pow and weod land Also grist mill prae order with
three Iun Of stones, saw mil and trip hammer mill,
machine shop and factory and machinery occupied
carpet making. The property is the Waikiki IL miles
from Newbursh. three from Walden, with plank road
Eewburgh with full and failing supply water The
sad mill property will be sold separate or together with
house and sx DIV slhbg houses and land
aaoinng to suit viii be sold low liberal terms The
location and country around will compare with any the
State. Refer 10 Abraham Crist, No Wass., NewYxk,
OF the subscriber. on the premises
dl7 JAMES NJ MITCHELL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-25

EOR SALE-Two genteel two-story
Il Cottages with Easements, with iull ls's) modern
bull and finished in the best both for
and durability. They situated on 80th-s between ID
and 3D. avs good neighborhood and desirable 70
eentsel residences. Apply to A. MoCOTrER. No: 10
Fulton II diB Wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-25

DOCKY BAR MINING C0.-Fifty-
Ia pi.a half Shares for sale ey - -
dg,iw = W CLARK. DODGE & co, No. - Val Of.
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-oUCCCTIoNA and FRENCH
~ EW FLOW FRS for the HOLIDAYS.

IN -Tsss fsns Of FI.w.s' s sr and s-s .h.'s
r.. Iii 6nd pasl n BgeoAiA NesDsss, co'elo' NJ.
s1s y,er1sous bieop. Of WHICH At VII 20 .nsIn 90
Ssa re r. DUNLAP, F.onst, No. SD bfoaa"H'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-25
DEAL ESTATE.-For sale, a number

SCHOONER for SALE.-The fast sail.
~ ing schooner MARTIN VAN BUREN ROY, lv,n, \.
ne foo, Of Giuseppe s. North RIVER sad vessel is q
When loaded carries le burden She has bean "a
bulk from her keel up tAs las. Spring has new
ard new sas tnrooeho also everything complete AMI
vseia L. the pine wood trade SAID Schooner can
he sought low and On accommodating terms by spniins "a
PETER CRAMER, Polghkeepsis er 10
Nm. DRAKE, Deputy Sheriff
"a lms City Hsn, Ny
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-25
India RuBBER Toys. hollis. &c

The best assorted uock Of India rubber fancy goods
suitable for holiday yesnts is to be found at the India
rubber Store, No. H6 williams st., between Fulton aud
and bodice separate attached cheap lot
Of India rubber balls toys, snm ala &c. &c.
HENkY DAVENPORe. Manufacturer,
die tvs No 1875 William st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-25

NOR SALE-The brick front Houses
and Lots Nos l42 and IA Forsyth ST. near Delaney
The lois Is by to feet, having alley each
side This properly could be improved TO realize
large interest upon the investment portion Of the par
chase money remain on bond and mortgage for term
of yearx at per cent. Apply to RICHARD +. STILL
WELL, u. s. Courts New City Hall. d3 3TuTheSf
The New York herald., 1851-08-22

that is to support the usages of the
been made. The contest you have before you is
an important one, and you must be prepared to
meet the full strength OF political oppone nts
If we are united, we should be, there Is fear
of the result, and the victory will be hailed with
qualification by every democrat throughout the
Union. Ifthere are any local or personal feelings
adverse to either of the nominees, these should be
sacrificed to higher considerations, and each should
the good work. / feel confident that the demo-
cracy of the old Keystone State will be true to it
selfin the hour of trial. and will command the re-
the Union i am, gentle men, with great regard,
truly yours, LEWIS CAss