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Howard, Of Baltimore, and from that moment until
she passed Cape Henry, the Ohio was, under Fro
videncs freed by their incessant but patient abors
together with those of the officers and crew, and
enabled to the use Of her engines since the
morning of the 25th.
This is but a brief and hasty summary OF the
dangers encountered by this noble ship, and is
intended only Introductory to the following cor
respondence between the passengers and our gal
liant friend Captain j. F. Schenck, Of the United
States Navy, who commands her.
There were several lady passengers on board the
Ohio, but throughout the pers their noble forti-
tude encouraged and nerved all who were in coll
dition to labor for the vessels safety.
TO Lieut. sehenet, u S. .Naey, commanding the U. $.
Mail Steamship Ohio, ~. ~ son
AT Sea, IL o'clock, M.
hard for last ds and and 6 have
you in saving the ship under circumstances Of extreme peril
be head now when the vessel IS once moe upon her way
her engine at work. and the prospects ultimate safety more
BY this cnim by partnership in the common
danger. and n the name Of common humanity we sspee
neares port and distant one hundred miles, instead OF
na ou e to os sp he ss a
engine. and that has for the last three daysvz since Sun
aud torn partly from the masts The abor
and great eSerons Of the in aiding Off
while we are pennng this address It has nearly exhausted
their strength and be xpected conn uch longer.
Such of members OF the bar. and known by
you to be would aosnggest consideration which Tor
the interests of your owners, shond by lOo
sight of, their distinct and unanimous opinion that your
making ot other thar the port under the
crcum ~ forfeit the vessel in
of loss.
We do not, however, MAKE this suggestion from any appre
enson that may consider the already pre-
sented sufficient, but from belief that it s duty to
mention it in view OF the relations in which stand
.Owgrds We have witnessed with pe6rure and admi-
the skill and rmness which yourself, officers and men,
have displayed in exertng yourselves in the hour of peril 10
eT5 ~.
and those under your pmand. our warmest thanks.
Reverdy Johnson, Baltimore Benjamin e Howard Bal.
timore NJ schoonmaker Bingston, NewYork; II II Straw
bridge. New Oresns; Brantz Mayer, Baltimore; A G
Gibson, Do: d Leadbetter, U s Corps Engineers; W "
Gibson, baltimore Robert A Haggerty, New York;
Meyer r ! Anderson St Louis; 4 WheelocS, u a
iiroamei, Baltimore joseph TUX Esq L isushtsr 4
JShn Rex Philade1Iphia ia W% Ersk Enslaad; Henry
back, New Orleans; Il Schlessinger New Orleans, ant
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| EMONS-l00 bxs. Merton Lemons, for sale by
II n5tf Il. T. NICHOLS & CO., Is and IS Camp st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-06

nPlUM-3 packages prime Turkey;
~ Quinne-2tG0 ounces
Camphor-l0 barrels;
AsafG,ija-1 case
Balsam Copaiva-f0 half barrels;
Gum ATabic-l0 cases;
Tartaric Aci-5 cases;
Cape Al0es-3 cases.
Arrow ho0t-21 cases Bermuda:
Alum-20 barfels;
Bmstone-2o barrels;
Epsum Sets-50 barrels;
Calomei, Caphardes Iodine Iolde. Potss.e, Cream
Tartar and large variety Of other Staple Dfpgs and
Chemicals. for sale hv the package only.
Jas Il J. HART & Co, 79 Tohoupitoulas st.
EIRE BRiCKS-150,00 900 English, Pittsburg
l. and Pensacola. for sale by
dI9 JOHN STROUD Il CO. lag Common ST.
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e g X a

THE PUBLIC is respectfully informed that
the last arrivals fronl Northern Cities
selection Of French Fancy Goods and Millinery
OF which respectfully the
D. r. YARMOUTH, II Chartres sree..
TT Orders or the making Dresses Cloaks Maniss,
promptly executed by a superior artistic $50
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-06
CISTERNS AND PACKING BOXES made
~ to order. and Jobbing done by
d3 iy JOHN II. BEHAH, 225 Camp st. near Julia
CAPlTAL, @SNO.nnG

GARDEN SEEDS-Fresh arrivals of great
~ variety and finest quality Also. 100 new varieties .ass,
of fresh Flower Seeds 1900 Asparagus Roos Bulb, ,s9
eS n bvo EM sweet oange irees DTqs neaI
prices genuine articles can be sold for,
Il. ID. GA IS. Cfossman street.
~ PLANT DEPOr No. lS9 St. Charles street, Lafayette
Square where will be auty kept Tor sale collection Of
beautiful Plants and Shfubbery d4 In
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SGlIene, Versus......... His Creditors
BY VINCENT g. co.
J. EUGENE TouRNE, Auctioneer.
MONDAY January 49, 10 o'clockWill be sold at No. ls
1 old Levce, by virtue of order of The Hon Judge o the
Fourth District Court dated Dec %, 1850
The stock con,eu SHOE STORE consisting of large
the usOs variety Boots and Shoes Bskns Caters
ETC., suitable for the trade.
Also
The Fixtures, Shelving, Conntsrs.
Tar, nsb T. 4
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REWARDS,

A GENCY OF THE O'FALLON STEAM
IN MILLS, ST. LOps-We will always be supplied with
u stock of Is choice brand Of Flour.
dll ytf EERD. kENNETT q co. e2 Magazne ST.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-06
AUCTION SALES.
BY SYKES, HYDE g. co.

BY SYKES, HYDE s. co.
------e&s--
Cargo OF bark snrah hnn, from Malaga -, Las
Cargo of the Season.
BY SYKES, HYDE s. CO.
MONDAY January at II o'c ock-W be sold tue svee
W. between the MNtke First Municipality
The cargo Of bark SARAH ANN, consisting Of
$500 boxes MR. Raisns.
1900 halEboxes MR. I3aisius
1900 quarter boxes MR. Raisins
$500 whole boxes Londsn Layers,
250 quarter do. do do.
40 cases containing i2 each, very choice Layers
$50 kegs Grapes
200 quarter Kegs Grspes.
100 boxes Lsnions.
10 bales Mats.
$50 quarter casks Sweet Malaga Wine
$50 Indian bbls. do do. do
so Indian bbs White Mountain Wine.
100 quarter casks Dry Malaga Wine
Anonds, Anch hoves aud sundry other articles
Terms liberal at sale Iai
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-06

The arrival Of the Humboldt with her IL
lustrious passenger, on yesterday morning,
caused the greatest excitement. Although
every one expected the Exile, still his actual
presence among us was fact which the
people could hardly realize. His name was
the first word pronounced by every man you
met. If he had been savior to the nation,
and had exercised in her cause, in some
hour of desperate trial, those most Won
drous abilities wherewith he is gifted, his
coming could not be greeted with a heartier,
uuer, more American welcome.
Nor is he, as we have been informed by
men competent to Judge, man whose
greatness diminishes as you approach. His
manner, his department, his calm dignity
iamiliarize you with the gigantic intellect
at work within, and the surprising associa-
tons of his career; and there is nothing
about him to allow you to forget for mo
ment the presence YOU are in.
Such is the opinion of all those who saw
and heard him yesterday. The island was
beset almost from early morning by those
who were anxious to catch glimpse An
accurate account Of the proceedings Of the
day and kossuth's speech, made in answer
to the deputation from the authorities and
inhabitants will be found in another coll
umn. This days pageant will be one of
the most imposing, cheering and signih-
cant our City has ever seen.
Several Populations waited on kossuth
yesterday to present him with addresses,
but for the most part they were unable to
see him, and left the addresses with his
Secretary.
We publish some late news from Rio.
\ speech from Lord Palmerston in re-
ference to Hungary will be found in this
day Tribune. 1t is worth reading, that.
IL requires no great shrewdness to see
through the great diplomatist. Americans
will be somewhat surprised to learn from
that unqueSnonable source, that they or
their nation had nothing to do with the re-
lease of the Magyar. There is little
foreign news by the Humboldt, beyond the
death of the King of Hanover. We report
a terrible accident on the North River
Railroad.
Among our items of news will be found
the intelligence of fatal atiray arising
from an attempt 10 seize contrabaAd liquor
under the provisions of the Maine liquor
law.
We have been obliged to omit our report
Of the proceedings of the Treason trial at
Philadelphia, in consequence of the great
pressure or our space.
Just as We were going to press, we re-
ceiyed the mails of the America, which
left Liverpool two days later than the Hum
boldt, but brings only one days later Lon
don news. There is nothing important
The markets sre firm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-06
Italian Welcome.

In the morning before ceremonies of the
day our felow-ctizen, the wellknown Italian exile
waited upon Kossuth and was presented to him BY
his Secretary, Signor Lemm Kossuth, who had
brought letters from Mazzn to Forest received him
him with the utmost cordially saying French "Ah
js uOus COMMAS dea ra representant de Ia de
moorate EGropesns dams Iaqee nous sones toas Soi'
ddreS." q know you already as true representa-
tive of the European democracy, in which we are all
united) 1t is unnecessary to say that the brave
Foresti was delighted at this reception.
Soon aaer the above introduction, George Cop
way, the Indian Chief, waited upon Kossuth and on
being introduced he made the following Short pithy
aid
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-06
WHAr EVERY Man WANTS TO KNOW. :

We tale foy granted that every Gentleman desires TO
Know where be fit himself out from top toe with
Oyercoat Cloak, Dress Goat Frock Paleot Pan's, Vest
Drawers, Uldershrts. Hose Cravats Hat, Gloves, SC
would be considered very low tue wholesae trade We
also take for granted that the propreoTs Of Country
Clothing Establishments are always willing to buy better
articles that usually sold as Ready Made Clothing"
several per under the ordinary wholesale rates
Both he and entirely Sstis6 ell by p L.
RoeERs Vhioa Hail. cor Fulton and Nassau SITS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-06

man struggled with the waves in order presen. TO
YOU the fraterr al grasp of democratic hand on
board the American steamer. You have shown that
YOU possess this living faith and this indomiaole
courage. Be faithful 10 this promise ana lne ue-
nocrscy will follow you. So
Long live the Democrats Republic
Long live the Fraternity of the Peoples:
(Sigued by the COMMITTEE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-06
KossrTH's KuM.-LocknEART has on

hand general assortment of Genemens Hats and Caps,
Chilsrens Fancy Hats Ladies Felt Bonrets Umbrellas,
CaneS ruis Sc all VI the best material market.
waich he viii sell at Low prices and snail profits The
attention Of the public is more particularly directed TO his
ed by - Hat in the ciy The Hats will show for
themselves Call and them He never suffers head
to leave his Sales Room uncovered but strives to please
all. Remember the Broadway Hat Store No. S7i Broad
way. d62th
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-06
Kah-gc-ga-gah-bowh's Talk.

Governor KossUrH: | am glad to see
you. / am, like yourself, one of the unfortunate ,
my home is In the West. | am one of the represent
atiyes Of this great country, the people who lived
here before the AngloSaxons came. l am to be the
first TO say to you, " welcome" to our country. The
Indian lived in this country and enjoyed liberty, from
them the word has become the motto OF all nations,
and now It has gone to all nations and into every
country in tie Old World. | AN glad to see you
God bless yOH.
Kossuth answered him IN a few words, and ex-
pressed himself thankful for the welcome of the
Chief lie alluded with feelings of sympathy to the
Indian race and was glad to see an Indian Chief.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-06
The CANTON TIA COMPANY are prepared

sel Wholesale retail Teas and Cofees greater
rer and at lower prices than other establishment Con-
OF would consult their interests by paironng
this store Location i25 Chatham ST. (between Pearl and
hooseveltl No branch stores o2S 2mw&S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-06
Committees, &c.

A great number of Committees from the
City waited upon Kossuth during the morning,
among which was countries from the friends OF
Liberty of SIX Countries, viz: German Polish,
French, Italian, Spanish and Prussian. They were
not introduced with their address, as the Magyar
was engaged, bu. the document was handed to him
and will probably be answered IN a few days.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-06
ELKeANr FRENcn WrnnINn Gums

The subscriber respect y Calls the attention Of parties
requiring something truly elegant 10 his beautiful style of
silver bordtred aud PLAN French Porcelain Cs-ds En-
velopes and edong Boxes, in the latest rhode EvgR-
uEIi, Nc Sqa Broadway, corner Of Duane-st Bsanch
store, No. Is W all-sg IS I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-06

honor Kill not request IT, bit will not decline
feel honored by every mark OF aite nton-by every
toktn of sIndDess from the American people. Ac-
cent Sir, my best wishes for your countrys glory,
and your personal happiness.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-06
INDIA RUBBER GLOVES. The Distinguish

ing mark between refinement aud vulgary is beautiful
hand By tie of India Rubber Gloves every hand may
be rendered SOFT white aud heautalsyeTy rude impress
sion Of exposure usage remoyeddehcscy Of teach
stoedSnd the seal Of eegance impressed upon It. lie, rs
present Coalition Re ever uapronislng For sale BY
all India Rubber dealers d5a ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-06
HoslrRy. GLOVES AND UNDER CLOTHING.

-Fanlies about procuring their Winter supply are re-
minded that at the old stand No % Camne st they VIII
IND complete assortment Tor men. women aud chdren
which will be sold at the lowest prices
df oi1ulhkSs ROBERT RUSSELL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-06

ascertain TO the wors, Of Rheumatism water
70 QucEch Thirst. no matter how long the has
issed. cured Mr. SNYDER. Ne. 2i Gold st Bgooklyn
alter he had been cripple 10 HIS aud
were drswRout Of place and shape and he had spent
equally certain TO scroiaa. kng evil the foRlest
olo Sesu, metcuflal diseases, neuralgia, sc. &c. IL
cafee MI b Holly, No ls5 Orcha DIST, OF an ulcer
sNsF ne Ssd been six months IN the NewYork Hos 7ltal
ana Was shca ssen by the able physcians that
tuition as rcursbe Ihfee bottles Elected ~ feet cure
HUNDREDS OF eases eSoss stubborn have been published
fAe Herald >as and Other papers, which
he al the once Of the Proprietor No t3 Bowev
IS cents for large bottles for So oehs princi-
pal depot will be removed the stA ns - No ia
Bowefy fourth door ADORE Grand s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-06
tF' Housekeepers, and all others. in want

st Bedding Bedseads &e., would do well % call at NJ
wlLLAsp's old established Warerooms. $50 Chathsm-st
soraef N Maberst where may DO found the largest
ssrtmea Of articles IN hos hrs offered 70 the public,
consisting Of Feathers Beds Mattresses sc Patent Screw
0easeAds anu Cots Nhnlssala snl retail n22 lmTuIh&Ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-06
MrN's AND BOYS OvERcoArs AID C,orH-

iSa-we are ROW selling oG stock Of Mems and Bows
yesccais and Clothing at cash, 20 make for car
Srrsns stock. Persons want oil ctsthnS. viii find n
siesty TO their advantage ~ giving usa calf BoV0EroN
KNAPP Ne. 20 Maiden lane.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-06
WFouNrAIN's India Goods are reopened

At No $40 Broadway, (Nhios Badnssl where the ladies
invited call and inspect the following articles. viz
Long and Square Shaw aad Scarf Grapes, Grape Shaws
and Scxrf Pineapple gcods shanghai Silks aud Satns,
russcre and Cory Silks japanese and Canton Fancy at
es, and other and desirable goods Ct novel
styles. Also. variety OF French goods asa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-06

Your OWN INTEREST INVOLVED. do
YOU want coed warm Undeishirtsi Go to RANKIN RAY.
Do YOU care for economy uudotclothing. Remember
No l0% Boweiy. X. X are importers sad msnufactu-
hence those who buy Of them two three profits
Any size n AIDE 10 order
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-06
Fonr1aS SHAwLs AND CLoAKs.-The

will be prepared 20 offer TO the inspection OF La
dies IA an early dag in ensuing week tparcla'so Oh
,yh;ch .il aupear in future announcements large anu
,.d ,sssnblage OF real India Cameps Hair Shawis ana
scaf splendid Canton Grape aud French Cashmere Ca
md about fte en- hundred superb PLAIN and emprcoereu
Velvet pa rir made Coaks of The latest designs the whole
forming . consignment iust received from Europe ana
which will he offered such a. must eect ,gtai
ar GRO. BULF1S, Parts Nloak Fin
pOTjurn, no. ISL Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-06

~ Ladies are specially invited to IN
.pect the superb additions ust made by GENs TO n az
resdy unsurpassed assortment Of Ladies FqIs Eyep
Fashionable Fur repre- sehted la his stock ana saen G
to,;oes MuGs and Canes cannot be found elsewnefe III
New York Attention IS also invited 10 OkNIS III
90. ollars ard Gloves Of every d. scrption Tor Genie
sn The prices will Sc United lobe as unexceponsbe
as the quality Of the articles. =. nj,
GENlH, No. 2ls Broadway, opposite ST fa'lS'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-06

FuRs, FuRs, FuRs. -YouNG's premium
r stores No 9S Bowey and No IL Johns near Broad
way He keeps excellent assortment has his goods
afactuIed right, sells cheap, and recommends nohng but
what good He got the premium az the late Fan OF the
American lnstste for superior Furs and workmanship
Ill lmMW&S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-06

PARADE or THE ISLANDERS.
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C.ou p,rsasos & Humphreys,

a., 80 pS ef bite st viii sell the ent,fe 20.
no sly AZ the large Auction sales a.
he Rea Bail Fls = Hs 70 e'
L1Ha hedsf gy,t III WOOL IS Gd to Is per yafa "
Res EI9r. heavy, Is per yard And all other sos''
IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-06

ANrI-REFRIGERAToRs. Ladies, purchase
pair Of CANTRELLs Apine Caters You WISH some Sas,
thing comfortable elegant durable ana cheap 10, ~
abs Winter months CANTRELL's is at NO $50 bowev;
His establishment is exclusively ioI me saie OF e,
Boots Slippers Ties Busk &C. and his prices are very
Reasonable.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-06

Fun TiPPETs, BOAs AND FUR ARTICLES
ov ,vrpy DESCRIPTION -Children's White Drab and
Black Beaver Hats Boys Beaver and Mo.sskln SIX
Hats Chdrens Velvet aud fancy ti9h caps neu .n1
Rows Cloth Mohalr aud SILK Plush Winter Caps; Misses
Beaver Hats and Ladies Bonne's The present STOCK OF
these Mcles Of the most fashionable styles embrace as
LARGE and assert neh can be tound " anv
store in this city WIN BAHrA No LOG Canal ST. corner oil
XoOstcT.k
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-06

European Democratic Committee Address.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-06

rg Nothing marks the exterior OF gen.
tcman more distinctly than handsome shiItone that
fits everywhere in the BOSOM the collar. and the wrist
bands and in which the feels perfectly at ease
Such shirts without the possibility Of mistake failure or
dina pointnent, be secured al GREENS, No As,or
IlotI<C
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-06

LIGHT OUT OF DARKNEss.-No man IN tne
!. arriving with greater perseverance, 20 hansh oHk
~. ROW fhe land than freno J. q MOI 81 !, VI
- no and I2l Prnce-st He MANUFACTURES ano su'pios
linus Of ever variety Of pattern and s:yle 2u.s
ant Gas fittings and 10 short not only gives hsa.
soI hui mites n with or.a nent and ln,nfy We@-
risd TO be able to say that his Efforts % Ia .e
w th the most decided success and any OF Ya 70
~ he yIeve from darkness cannot d. be tsr N an 10
cati nuon Mr. MOFFETT at oLce. lSdeuay ONpAelH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-06
Tories Of the Morning.

~ Advertisements for The Tribune Of Monday ought to
be sent IN before O'Clock ON Saturday evonng
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-06

FellOvs and o. I. a. can Obtaln az
No 2l4 Grand ST.,
variety Of article, suited their wants, VIZ Fakel
csebIstsd Furniture Gloss the best article ever us-d 10!
cleansing revving and identifying parior and cihhe'
furniture az only Is cts per bottle.
TOYS Dolls Masks, China Figures, -
Wax Baskets. Gold and Silver Lace stars .an ll,e,
sells and ornaments for Regaa and Fancy tg'
Ribbons Velvet Mernos. ROseites for Ball COuMttees
Reeaa Jewels Seals, for the varloIs Seaesolea' anu
N. B.-Embroidenng in Cold and Silver IN spiennd
It'll
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-06
KossuTn's CELEBRATION. = NOTICE.

The military and civic societies who iaieHd paradng IN
hcr ~ Kosspb are advised TO call al WATKINS, No va
Triton a. ard get some Of his celebrated ooss' whicn
the feet warm asd sold at the lowest prices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-06

NoTIcE.-R. FISHER, Jr., Matchmaker
and Jeweer late Of No 33 Broadway. takes this method
10 iniOIm his friends and cusmers that ne mas removed
his place No 81 Fulton st. where they Will
find beautiful assortment Of Watches. Jewery, silver
and Plated Ware which he will sell as lox u no. lower
than they can buy in the city .
d0 Tvs X FISHER JR No. 81 Fulton-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-06

KOssUTH.-Correct and beautifully exc
cuted miniatures Of this llustrioIs Patriot set with Dia
monds, Emerads ard Rubes, (Kossuth's colois) with
Pearls and also in plain settings IN the form Of Bracelets
Pins Lockets Brooches Charms aad Scarf Pins are To be
had oRly at A. JOEL Co S manufacturing jewelers. &c,
Nc. J3 Broadway, between Spring and Prince SITS.
DE- 6t1uThkS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-06

KossUTH PROCESSION SPECIAL NOTICE;
An societies. companies, &c, who nave n. p'"viae'
- win Radges can be supplied witt an excel
isnt l,tsness engraved on see from Daguerfeoype'
and printed on super sat all cooTs at per hunoIso
AZ. ,nsde mn with Hun COcksdss haye provided
ny,s with large quantity and Will be ready u 20 ei'e
orders n O'Clock this morning 49,,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-06

FAIL AND
ln,.n sTYIys-AslaTge an as.ot ueHi ci Boys' SIX;
AIfk0nt Reayer Hat Velvet Con Cas- Lace,
~ Misses Bonnets. az can be 'olna Also ia's %
soIsn zen vi" W. KELLOGG. 40 1913 Canal-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-06

HEAD QUARTERS OF THE HERO OF DUENA
VTtTA-P L. ROGERS, whose store is on the corner o
i'd and the hole city as fh'
Headquarters of Gen Taylor has been doing an immense
business during the past month or two He sells Cheal
and only small potsbut they come so rap
idly that he Will shortly be wealthy man. Just now III
is offering tempting bargains to all who desEe to purchase
for cash.
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CHmDREs's PARIS HA1s.-Ju,s. ~ IoTo,es Of
.d ,h;s d.v offered for examBaiOn and ss1o a. ats Of
Sar.n Esner Hats Gaps and LADIES' ko drs Sne
eoraied by none ever poD,e rspoi'
fsns nisnpiac, ~ \, ing country, LEARf 20,
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imports direct from manufacturers and sells at very
small adv on prices the richest aud most varied
OF Jewelry Watches Sverware, Fancy Arti-
ces &C. be found the city. Parties desiring to pur-
chase should not fail 10 call upon hun and enamlne ms
stock. d2 3lTnTh&Sa