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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-24

Five Millions to be placed Mt the President
Elects Dlsposai-The Tripartite Treaty In
the Senafe-Prospcct for John Van Buren,
Annexation OF the Sandwich Islands.

Annexation OF the Sandwich Islands.
Special Dispatch TO The N. Y. Tribune
WARRINGTON, Thursday, Dec. 90, 1882.
Mr.. SOule, on Monday next, will introduce
into the Senate resolution to place FIVE mill
ions of dollars at the disposal of President
Pierce, as a provision for any eXigence in our
foreign relations during the recess. The vote
will be test of confidence in the incoming Adj
ministration. The discussion upon the matter
will open the whole subject Of our foreign re-
latiOns
For the debate in the Senate to-day OIL the
Tripartite Treaty, Messrs Mason and Cass
had evidently made preparation, while the
other Senators were taken by surprise. This
was pointedly alluded to by Mr.. SOule, who
observed that Mr.. Cass's spoke from men,
oranda Cass's strong commentator of the
course of Mr. Mason in the Committee
of Foreign Affairs, is thought to point toward
the appointment of the latter to the Depart
ment OF State. 1t is supposed that Hunter,
who is prominent candidate for the office,
will decline, and Cass will try to drive Ma
son in
Mr.. Everett's correspondence, adverse to
the measure of a Tripartite Treaty, is very
able, and will make profound impression
Extreme Southern men make no objection to
the Barnburners, not even to John Van Buren,
An eloquent and distinguished Southwestern
Senator, when asked his opinion upon Van Bu-
rens appointment, said, "did we accept his
services in Battle to be separated in Victory I"
Some time last session proposals were re-
ceived from the Government of the Sandwich
Islands for annexation to the United States
Mr.. Fillmore declined the proposal and re-
fused TO lay it before the Senate, though
called upon by resolution of that body
to do so. His reason is supposed to have
been founded in the fear of re6pening the
question of the Wilmot Proyiso A scheme
is maturing among the Democratic Senator's,
at an early date under the next administration,
to take up and accept the proposal. For this
purpose The votes of two-thirds of the Sena.
tors are required, all Of which, save one, are
secured. If the scheme succeeds the WimOt
Proviso will again be discussed The Demo-
Gratis are angry that Douglas instead Of Mr..
Benton, has been selected to deliver the ad-
dress on the 9Th Of January at the Inaugural
ton of the Statue of Andrew Jackson.
Mr.. Stewards argument in the Supreme
Court on the Patent Case, between the Troy
Nail Factory and Corning, is pronounced by the
lawyers superlatively able. EYE.
Cabinet Movements.
Special Telegraph TO The ". Y Tribune.
Senator HUNTER, Of Virginia has started
for Boston today on invitation of Gen. Pierce,
to meet and confer with him on political af-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-24

TOILET SLIPPERs-Ladies will find at CAM
TRELEs No $50 Bowery. appropriate gift for their
gentlemen acquaintance in his of rich and
CANT Embroidered Toilet Slppersa present that could not
fail TO be acceptable to possessing taste and
appreciation of comfort The demand for these articles
the last Holiday great that large number
disappointed from CANTRELLs inability to supply all
his orders Apply early
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-24
JOHN BURRELL, No. 119

Doors AND SHoEs-JoHE BURRELL, No. 119
Hudsonst, has hand complete assortment OF Lades
and Gentemens also Misses, Boys and Chdren's Boots
and Shoes and CATERS which he is selling low the
same quality can be bought elsewhere in this city Every
description Of work IN his line made order and warranted
TO give satHfaofon.
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New and appropriate

ILLUSTRATED Ngws.-See advertisement In
another column regard delay IN supplying Oh
account Of the very heavy demand.
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Fop rur Gentlemen who wish

to make calls NewYeaTs Day with any credtto them
selves not forget the Importance of dress Inc wise
need only be reminded that the Fashionable Clothing Is
abhInent of II. L. FOSTER, No % Courtlandtst, the
suitable place flee where they can purchase all
of edon the claybuit tabernacle the body
for all important OCCASIONS and where the most fasdous
can he pleasef
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Seweil H. Mack, Wing, was elected Mayor az
this City to-day BY Ga majority.
The Reported Gathering OF Flibustiees AZ
Amelia I-lnnd- North Carolina Lcgisiatsrc
BALTrnoRE, Thursday Dec. 81 1861
We have no mail this morning south OF Ne
bue Two are now due from New Orleans.
The Revenne-cutter Hamilton, arrived at
Charleston reports having diligently searched Ames
Issnd hut found body Of men congregstcd there
reported She boarded the soop Majestic OF the Island
and finding her without papers placed her IN charge Of
the Collector NJ ST. Mays
The bill introduced in the North Carolina
legislature 10 take the sense of the people to cangs
Convention, was rejected. Also the Homestead bill.
Senator Hunter-North CaroIinn scnatorsA'p.
WASHINGTON, Thursday. Dec. %. 1852.
IL is rumored that Hon. X N. L. Hunter has
gone 70 Concord by invitation from Gen Pierce
The article In Tie Concord Patriot Is not con-
sidered official
Mir. Clingman has been nominated by the De-
nocrsc Caucus Of the North Carolina Legislature for
L. 8 Senator, Dobbin having been Withdrawn. Tne
Legislature to adjourn today and the result u mo-
monisrly expected.
Our statement of the Secretary Of the Inte-
came from high authority and is stu believed that he
will leave il with the Congressional Committees 70 con-
slider and report who shall ursh bricks for the Capitol
extension.
The telegraphic announcement from this city.
that General Pierce has fixed upon certain men for his
Cabinet Or, uounced unounded BY parties here in the
conA, nee OF tie President elect.
Many Members are going home to spend the
holidays.
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The Fire on the ship afghan.

BosroN, Thursday, Dec. %, 1852.
The ship Afghan, which took fire last night
and was scuttled full Of water to the main hatchway
The decks have been broken up and the stern stove n
The rigging of the vessel was not damaged by the FIRE,
but the cargo is doubt badly injured She now be-
ing pumped out with steam pumps.
The Niagara took out yesterday, in specie,
S35, 600 In American gold.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-24
F.sH,osAsIr WINTER CLOTHING, Nos. $50

and *? Broadway oysrcosls Of the splendid and
ts,ty style Pants the choices: Fronoh Casrsres Ness
OF lie richest Plush Velvet all iaade W u lae no saPefo
manner Cutters attend from A. NJ. tn 8 r. NJ. 10 re-
oo,ye orders Tor ciothiBs English french and German
Cloths Csssiests and Nesnes imported direct Gentle
meme Furnishing Of all ki.ds. oEoSSs LkVik'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-24
INDIA RUBBER CANES FOR HOLIDAY PREs.

INDIA RUBBER CANES FOR HOLIDAY PREs-
ENTs-Nohing has been thrown before the public
which much excited the curiosity Of people as the India
Rubber Canes Of its beauty elasticity and
city they surpass all other in desirable quality
and their novelty renders them particularly desirable at this
time for Holiday presents They are for sale elegantly
mounted at Oern's Bazaar Tiffany Young Ellis No 2iT
Broadway Terney, Broadway corner of Murrayst Neal,
Carroll Hutchinson No 5i7 Broadway; Leary q Co,
exclusive Manufacturer L. PPoRTER, No IS Maden-lane
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-24
The Robberies In Observation-Disclosures Legs.
Iature-LOss Of n British Brig.

BALTIMORE, Ihursday, Jan. rs 1882.
The $4,000 robbery reported last night Is
believed TO have been humbug The lost pockei.book
has been found and contained SIS instead of s35 000
1t is believed that several reported robberies OF late were
similar humbugs.
We have no mail tonight south of Richmond
The Virginia Legislature has referred the
Message of Gov Johnson on the Lennon case TO the
Committee on the Judiciary.
Shelton Davis has been elected Clerk of the
Senate of Virginia
Capt. Wedge, of he bark Wenham, arrived
here reports that on the lih Now in lat 49, Ion 81 he
passed the wreck Of the brig Richard and Ann of North
Shields, England abandoned, with her manmast gone
She was loaded with lumber.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-24
To We learn that cholera is raging st Ana.

isehiccla Within ten days seventy Eve deaths occur
red, and no abatement in the msady was observable
This for go small place is startling mortality The
disorder is attributed to disease of the oysters caused
by the large and unusual quantity Of fresh water poured
into the bay by the recent reshe Cases of the same
kind and trsceable to the same cause occurred short
time since in Columbus Ca
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-24

HAIR DYE.-CRIsTADoRo's LIQUIp HAIR DYE
under the soubrQuette Of Hair DYES The public have
sure guarantee aDoRos DyEhe guarantee their
own sight at witnessing Of his establishment Aston
House the process Of applying it and theeects produced
by IT. speerle~ black superb brown in minutes II
Is for sale At the principal Druggists in the city, and the
proprietor's No. 6 Astor House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-24

~ Hon. John Bell, of Tennessee, arrived
in Washington, and took his seat the Senate on Tues
day last
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A New ESTABLISHMENT FOR THE SALE OF

HArs-MessIs KNOX JAMES most respectfully announce
that they viii open, Christmas Eve, their establish
nent, ia Capt Degroots Prescott House. Broadway. In
appealing the public behalf OF this enterprise it would
not be smiss sste their determination to merit
agement by furnishing first class Hat distinguished by its
appearance refinement excellence and superiority of
teas AND orig nGy OF sylc at the uniform price OF four
dollara rule that III BE- strictly adhered 70 in the
asenent then business Mr. JAMES the first render the
Hat something than inelegsnt covering for the
head les by his improve become well known to the
fashionable community for his classical taste in its
stfucton The business viii be under ais personal super
Visions 10 ell gentlemen taste aud refinement
that his display of Hats will be unequaled IN extent variety
and ee eanoe Mr.. KNOX IS equally tayorably known
successful and prospero Halter. The pablo solicited
to make early visit TO the Prescott Hat Store.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-24

~ See the Special Dispatch Of our Wash
ington correspondent for some important infor-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-24
Loss Of the Bark N, w. Bridge.

BosroN, Thursday Dec %, 1852.
The bark N. w. Bridge, from PictOu, N. g.,
for Fall River went ashore in gale on the 10th inst
Pictou, and was condemned, and her cargo to
be sold yesterday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-24
Non.Arrfval Of the Canada.

PoRTLANp, Friday. Dec. a. leJ2-l AM
The telegraph to Halifax has been working
badly, and could only communicate with that Office
at intervals but at the date Of our last dispatch there was
no appearance Of the steamer.
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Schooner yirgiuia Ashore.

NORFOLK, Thursday, Dec. %, 1859.
The schooner Virginia, from Plymouth, NC,
bound for Barbados, sprung leak and Is ashore in
Back River
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-24

ELEGANT AND SUPERIOR CLorHISG-J. C..
PooyH long and fsyoiahy known to the pubs socits
tention to his and splendid establishment No. 436
Broadway corner OF Broomes, where he rs prepared to
elegance and fashion unsurpassed anywhere Mr. DoorHs
stock Of goods ected by Paris and London
and comprises the best aud must fashionable
tas those celebrated markets afford Ills wormen thu
first the United States aud he entire satsfac
ton thar satisfaction, well the
able prices in the city, 10 his customers
j. c. BooTh, No. 1875 Broadway, cor. Broome-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-24
The North Carolina senatorsh,p.
RALEIGH, Thursday, Dec.

HALEICF, IHUlsI1ys DC. ., IsJ2.
There has been no election of y. s. Senator
by lie Legislature. resolution 70 adjourn over till
AoIdsy has been rescInded causing grea; excitement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-24

SUPERIOR FuRs-YouSG, No 90 Bowery,
has an extensive assortment Of beautiful Furs got up in
superior style, and comprising every modern shape. His
Stone Martens Mpks F.tches &c, &c, really hand
His Sontag Bertha Boas caim the especialat-
teution OF the ladies'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-24

BOYS Tool CHEsTs.-TOOls Of the best quail
ty, boxes of black walnut Also, English German and
American Skates. For sale by 5. CoNovER,
No
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-24

WHITE HANDS FOR THE HoLIDAYs-La1es
who wear India Rubber Gloves may be Of son. white
hands they made long TO protect the wrists Salt
rheum and chapped hands cured by their For sale
Nos 347 Sol Broadway and No 90 East Broadway and
by all Rubber Dealers Drivers viii find the Lined Rubber
Gloves very desirable at this OF the year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-24
From Washington-Health OF Hon. W. X.
king-Censui Recognized-M TO
Henry Clay, &c.

WASHINGTON Thursday Dec. % 1859.
The Union Of this morning, says that Hon.
w r. King i so much improved IN health as no longer
big be able to take his in the Senate few days
The President recognizes Francisco Salvador
Alvarez Consul for the Republic of Chill at California
Abraham j. Jerusen has been appointed by
the President Commercial Agent at the Island Of Gu
TacOa
The Inteiligencer publishes circular signed
by large number of Members of Con gress recommend
ing organizations in all the States and Tertores raise
funds for Monument 20 Henry Clay AZ Ashland.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-24
BUSINESS NOTICES.

GFsus's HOLIDAY PRgsEsTs.-The gorgeous
bazasrs OF the Eat OF which hear much hardly
give us idea Of OESiss sre Bazaar No SIS Broadway
s magnificent establishment has prospered In unusual
nsuner and every fsmy who have presents to make
should and make thT purchases ibere- To ennmer1te
the variety OF articles be found at this bazaaf'
would he task indeed but below will be found Compen
dun Of few Of the choice goods
CHILDkEN's HEAD DRESS DEPARTMENT..
Youths plain scd fancy Cloth Caps BOYS eve "a
plain Boys and Misses Beaver. Felt Velvet and sk HAS
In every variety Misses Beaver and Fet hats ana Jenny
Linda Infants Hoods embroidered ana pAin' Dogs DIX
hosiery AND GLOVE DEPARTMENT
I,dss' Gloves Lace Mitts Silk Hosiery, Cotton do,
Wool 10 Under Cjothins Pocket Handkerchief, Gents
Kid Goyes Riding do Driving o. SHIRTS and collars bo-
CONS and Suspendes Pocket and Neck Han ker
dTisD, Gloves ana Handkerchief Boys Shirts and Collars
Boys Bosons and Drawers, Boys suspenders. &c.
Misses Dresses Overssks and Cloaks, Msnlss, Chem
isettes and Sleeves Fancy Aprons Infants Robes Co2ks
and Blankets. Diny Clocks Diaper Aprons, Under Gar
brodered DO Rich Bouss, Cadets School Salts Black
Dress Pans Fancy Casa d. Oyercoats and Sacks Pasots
and CIoaks, Piece Goods and Belts
FANCY GOODS DEPARTMENT.
Gard Cases Retcues Satcbels Dressing
Cases Leather Bag Umbrellas Parasos and Canes Carpet
Bss Fancy Mote rspeI Riding wh 1as B SsSs
Tooth Brushes Pocket Knives, Bracelets Fans &c &c
LADIES' FANCY TUR DEPARIMEsT. -. -
MnEs Viotornes TIppets, Capes and Guns IN snps o.
Russian Sables HudsoDs Bay Sabes Cansdn oaoes Iencn
do Stone Msrten Mink and Fitch, Royal Ermlne,
Chinclilli, Childrens Fus, Ladies' Fur Gloves and
rimmine,. Gents FUR Caps Collars and Gloves, Sleigh
Robes Foot Mufs &C., &C.
LADIES AND cHLparNs SHOE DsPARrmssr l.
Black and White Satin do Waking Boots Satin ShPpss,
Fancy do Kid d. Cha nber do Buskns Boys Calf Boots
do Shoes do Patent Leather DO " sses Caters DO sup
pars DO School Shoes Chdrens Caters do Ankle Ties
GESis's style Of Geutemsns' Hats and Caps Foreign
Importatiors by every steameI
6EsITs Bayssr. ST. Nicholas Hotel No 5l3 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-24

SPIRIT MESSENGER AND HARxoyIAL Ap.
yocArr-R. P Amber, Editor aud Medium. Published by
X. z. AMsLsR 4 Co, No. 50 Nasssn-st, N. Y.
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LUCK AND PLucK.-A more beautiful exem-

LUCK AND ILUcK.-A more DehuUiluI eAeui-
pfcation Of q the points Of Rev Mr. Osgoods Lee.
re upon this subject could be found than in the OF
two younr Iadetinen OF our city. Meess. RAFFERTY,
LEAsK, the Chatham-st. Hatters Rising literally from
nothing by their aided efforts they now stand at the
their profession and the high road TO fortune
Their trade has increased much that they have been
OBLIGED TO open new store, and they have large
mandatory and tw successful operation Their
stock OF Hats CaIs and furs for the Holidays indeed su
Perb and viii well rePaya wit Their stores are No 81
thaiha.s st. opposite Chanbens and Of Chatham
and Pearl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-24

tP Ex-Governor Marcy is al Jacksonville
Flor.ds.
iF Madame Sontag is still in Washington
She and her husband dnod with the Psesaen. Yesterday
- Ole Bull is in Pittsburgh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-24

LEARY a. Co. FESTIVAL HAT.-Ihe January
or Festival Hat ,orna with is ready for delivery
This beautiful specimen of the art Of hating is offered 10
Our customers of great patterns to issue
February and March 1853 for the production OF which IS
being made the most extensive preparations
LEARY Co,
Nos. 8, and Astor House, Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-24

ALL THE HoSoRs WITHOUT THE TRIcys.-
Having the hopor Of the American Institute aud III,
patronage Of the pubic under the test seompason ana ia
anendy contest with DISTINGUISHED competitions GUzSEy
fellow -eltDens here and visitors from the country II hs
new and splendid DaEuerresn Gallery No 80 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-24
Eg General Mutual Insurance Company

Merchants Exchange No corner of Wall and William
ns .
Marine and Inland Insurance.
TRUSTEES.
Wa. II. AsPISwALL, MOSES II GRIssELL
JAMES Brown, JOSEPH w. ALsOP, j R.,
ROBERT L. TAYLOR, PAUL SPoFFoRD
LEONARDO ;. SUAREz, THOMAS F. STANTON
BENJAMIN BABcocK, ELIAS Hicks,
JOHN b. kITcHiNG VIM. BARSEwALL,
+. A. DELANo, JEaEaIAH WILBUR
SAMUEL THOMPSON, JAMES T. SovrTER
MORTIMER LIVINGSTON, CHAs. H. RUSSELL
WIN. ;. WETMoRE, G. III. MARSHALL,
WILLIAM 4. FuRNIss, J. ID. HuRLBUr,
N q. RUTGERS, RAMSAY Crooks,
JOSEPH SANDS WILLIAM B. DoLLEs,
j E1NATHAN SMITH, @. MERLE
WILLIAM IA. MACY, g. III. KooP
B. r. DAWSON, ID. c. klScsLASB.
ALFRED OGDEN. President,
HENRY HOLDREGE, VicePresident.
b. G. MoRRIs, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-24
Movements Of Steamers ut New.Orieans-
Arrival of the Empire City.

New ORLEANS, Wednesday. Doc. q, 1852.
The steamship Empire City, with Havana
dates to the 18th inst crossed the bar at o'clock yes
terday afternoon and has been detained below by fog
Sheis hourly expected up
The steamship Daniel Webster, for San Juan,
Nicaragua, and the Philadelphia, for Aspinwal, sailed
this morning, taking together 600 passengers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-24

sT GouRAuD's Liquid Hair Dye is. without
exception the very bes, invented Ecuay celebrated
6orRAvps Medcsted soap for curing pimples free kles
salt rheun hesh letter saonoss tan ron shnes-
chaps ohsfes cracks sc Poudre Srbe uproots hair from
any Part Of the body Liquid Vegetable Rouge Lily White
and Hair Restorative at 81 Walker-st near Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-24

OPTIos-WALDsrES d BERKEL, Manufac-
turing Opticians No 45l Broadway One of firm has
just arrived with most splendid selection ofOpera Glasses
and Optical Instruments general among which many
articles appropriate for Holiday Presents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-24

FRIEsDsHIPs OFFERING, A Git SUITABLE
TO rBy SEASON assortment OF FuB magni6cen; az
Il il valuable be found at KSoxs Hat Establishment
No l23 Fulton offering in is extent and variety super
Tor opportunity the selection of presents for the ladies'
Remember that KNOX cells cheap and select your Holiday
(;iffS ealesrOon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-24
nlnYornIt, Election ntLou.ii.

LOWELL. Mas. Thursday. Dee n ls,g
Seweil T. Mack, Wing, was elected Mayor az
this City to-day BY Ga majority.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-24

put up in fine English Gold Lockets Pins, Rings Keys,
Seals &C. Also rich and elegant Fancy Cases of various
styles in Velvet Papier Mache, Pearl and Tortoise She'll
beautifully nlad for sale his Gallery, No 25 Broadway
MANUFACTURED PRIcEs-JERELRY, WATCH
Es DIAMoEDsThe subscriber will sell during the holt
DAYS all articles OF Jewelry Diamond and Fine Watches
Manufacturers prices Fine ewelry made order for the
tade or at retail Diamond setting in all its branches
Factory No. S8l Broadway, Whitest up stairs.
DAVID RAFT, Manufacturer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-24
WooD's HArs-Ofered without pomp, known

and worn because they good; their merits being s1ch
they require no putting influence whose lever is conf
dence the uicun success-the reality rapid sales Sc
cure one for your brow price 81. For sale at WOODS
No 72 Broadway under Metropolitan Hotel and adjoin
ing Niblos Garden.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-24

IL 1t will be a long time before men of re-
fined tastes will have opportunity to purchase genuine
and original Pictures from the Pencils OF Ggnoux Bontele
Talbot Durand Cropsey, Rsnneay C. T. Cranch and Mrs
Spencer after this day. An unreseryed SALE by auction
takes place THIS DAY friday the house No 40 West
19tht at 10 o'clock, OF sixty genuine Works of Art War
flnfed represented. OF no sale.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-24
A Few Doors WEST OF BRoApwAY.-Mn.

LEFoNTs Partisan manufactured Slippers be obtained
his agency in this country, No 70 Bleeckerst less
prices than charged by manufacturers throughout the
city for the initiated article Remember this ladies' and
in want of French Slippers article of foot
enng, call at SMITHS No. 20 Bleecker-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-24

HAIR DYE AND WIGs-gArcHELok's Man
actoyy for these articles is celebrated in all parts Of The
word persons wishing hight elegant and durable Wig or
ToaPee surely be suited HIS Hair Dye Is applied IA
gusranee or sold wholesale and rsts q No Ws1
o. Copy the sadress-bewse Of imtsrens
EF FowLxRs n Wills. PhreDolosisrs and
Publisher, Clinton Hall No ISL Nasau-st NeSYerk ara
No. Lac wsshington-f- Boston
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The Florida at Savannah,

SAVANNAH, Wednesday, Dec. p, lS52
The steamship Florida Capt. Woodruff, has
arrived here from New-York. She experienced very
heavy gale during "a hours Of her passage.
Hogs and Cattle for che New.YOrk Markets.
OwEGo, Thursday 20. 1852. 9.
The cattle train bound East passed this place
today with about 20O0hogs freight and several cars
loaded with cattle