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Iouliu AhisiotASat phSashco Va
81. Generitrs, T. ~ s. .tt7i.
Urunehuui, or So a-5.aEuS
fhiiigpa OF Hainauit, 81
The Sister Of DrtsResciin,
Jane, Countess o MoHyorf,
joan of Arc,
Joan H1eheiie, 3 CS.s-F, ~
Margaret Of ATou,
The Qties,roT NardTTe,
Mary Stuart, '7l.,' - Y
The Frineess Of Conae,
Mary Dyre, the QUAKER Martyr
Neip Fagtdnd,
Mrs.. Zane LAM, ~ 80 I.
Lad y Fanrhdtr, ~ ~ IA,
Lady Banks, " ''''5,- ''s 4.
Lad y Morton,
TIE HsartoF MonfJ ose,
Lad q Gr.seH Bdiiiie,
IYinnifried, The Counties Of
Nifhsdale, or II
FTorG Maed6Hdid,
Miss MdckGy, 90
Lady Hirriet .ickiGnd,
Helen Walker, 'f''+--'' 80 2
Madame La Rochjd9ne{in,
mai IL. Il. T. f..It =. =.
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Springs and return NJ rs!sI NOAH ]. BURNER, 81
Iauga4. y2htss aslti tISREAL B.BUREER.
/ sTEUBENvILLES y411TE Read. !
I-yT vile White Load ,ryarraret equal NOT superior
lof Pittaburgh or Cincinnati brands - - .
,issfl- is,fIsy Ie-se KKLLs & CALDWELL s 4 :
/ s8nYr y5dtsa sls59 Agents for Manufsctuf1rs-
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ODD FELLOWS.

LopGE Roox, No 1928 Market street, the Post Office
TFeis.gs Lopor. No meets every Thursd evening
FRAsktiS Iopox, No. 3D. meets every Monday evening
Wa, Tell LopaE, No. 49, meets every Wednesday eve
WnEEtrSe LopeE No; 90 meesereTy Saturday evening.
PAsoLA LopGE, No. 80, meets every Friday evening"
ArRtxs KscAAPhrST. No. !. meets LIST and Sd Tuesda
ofeaeb month s 100 -ili - 80 gfssIa -sfEjl't
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Gertrude Van Der Wort, 5ili
Mg. SPenctr Smiih's BE-
lr7g cePe. Ashf, aile iiit
Mdaeno.4eiie AmLos, . ltsssl
Catherine ], Of Ritssia. 10
Maria Iheyese,
Madatns DT1iconrt,
Marie dlfo;ii<fie, :
The Pri,tcess Ge Lep,tdlie,
Madame Flfza5sth, = ~ :. :
Charlotte CordGy,
Madame Rolc,.d, luz
Madame Desmonlins, =. 8
Theresa Cd5a,us,
Aimee LGdoi1iska, = ~ ~ y. =. 7,
i Countess de La Haiettt. ,'t
Mrs. Moff and Mrs. Breiss-
Ion, ri, ~.
Mrs. R,chdrd ShH6rick,
Eli<a6eH Zane. -. = - -. ( e., ~ -
The Queen Of Georgia, - =
| Mrs. CHARLIE Etiioit, ,., J, ~. ~ +.
lNrs. FursIey, = ..',,. I
Lydia DaIrdgh, 100 4
/ Mrs. Head and The noted Mrs.
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Established In 1881, f. b. swEARINGES, Surveyor AMI
Collector OF Customs, once No. 20, Union street.
lmpoItaons 70 this port made by way OF New Orleans
New York, Philadelphia and baltimore. iFtIflf 7ll5'
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CONSUMPTION CURABLEl

The genuine wistar,s Basam OF Wild Cherry has fat
smle OF the signature of Henry Wisar, NJ. d. Phlnde
phia stanford & Park" finely executed steel en-
srayed wrapper. No ohes can be. genuiLe.,, 4 .,IT
Price 81 per bottle-six bottles for 50.
Sold ny J. ID. PARK, Cincinnati, u q
OF Fourth and Walnut streetsentran
Walnut sreet-to whom all orders must be addressed
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urRRY YOUR BILLS.

We think it would be well for all persons
who have any of the extra funeral bills, tea
room, milk" carriage hire, wine and segar
bills against the City, to present them for pay
ment this week for with the new year comes
a new order of things in the Finance Depart
ment, new Controller, who may not be salts
fed with his power to pay bills upon the mere
certificate Of an Alderman. or Committee Of
them, saying that, sit is all right" approved"
or that they have any legal authority to squan-
der money that can only be raised by tax, " Tor
the support of the City Government"
We see that the Board Of Aldermen have
passed resolution, giving the Controller t'o'
thousand dollars extra of his salary of $4,000
per annum, and professedly for performing the
duties of Deputy Controller, which Office was
abolished, and, if we recolleet right at his sug-
gestion. Wont the Mayor stop it,
The new Controller is not one to suit the
present Common Council, for we know that
most of the Loco Foco members of it opposed
his election. We hope for better times.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-30

u We yesterday published the confession
of Tien.teh the captive chief Of the rebellion
in the Chinese province Of Kwang-si, of which
for the past eighteen months accounts so ex-
aggerated have continually reached us. Though
a very brief document, it is sufficiently detailed
to show that the imperial dynasty has never
been seriously endangered by the rebellion.
With regard to the character of the movement
it appears not to have been Communistic, as
has so often been affirmed, but to have aimed
simply at the devotion of a few selfish and
not very harmonious leaders to power, and the
chances of plumber. Very probably there was
a mngling of communism in the doctrines and
pretenses of the Triad Society, an associa-
ton of reckless persons" in which the revolt
originated, but that could have been little
more than trick to bring the poor and dis
contented into the conspiracy, just as the arts
of magic and curious perverson Of Christi
anity and its promises were subsequently used
to keep the members from abandoning the
scheme. However, the rebellion is over, and
the Celestial Empire may relapse into its old
fashioned tranquility and stagnation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-30
XXXIID CONGRESS. -. SECOND SESSION.
SENATE WAsy.xerox Nae d

SENATE. .WAsHIXerox, Dec 90 1854
Mr. DAVIS reported joint resolution allow
ing in certain cses, to the OF steamers further
tine 20 make the necessary preparations to bring their
vessels within the provisions CT act entitled An Act
TO snsnd an act entitled act, to provide Cor the better
security OF the lives Of passeBgers On board Of vessels
propelled In whole or in pant By Steam
SECTION I-Inat eny Inspector OF Steamers appointed
troer tie sct sioressd no. rrBsed with the
necessary means OF dschusng his duty or wo shsl b.
sssisd when an enrolled licensed registered steamer
inspected BY hir and fund deficient the require
made by foio act that such omissions by
sny aut OF neglect OF the he grant,
apon sPpheaoa therefor. o. k accord such further
reasonable tne after sad gees into effect he may
eeen sufficient with due diligence TO mako all necessary
pref ons to make such vessel her machinery and
conform 20 the provisions 50 act provided tho
TIE allowed shsil IN nc case, exceed 90dsys.
skc THAT such vessel allowed further time fr
Preparation shall De liable 20 seizure penalty under
the sd act durrs the time specified for any deficiency
tended to he covered by tie eytenon OF time grated By
such Inspectors.
Mr.. HAxLIs reported a bill authorizing the
esue Of new register 70 the ship Prentice and the
chaneng OF her TO Leon which was taken up and
pared.
The House resolution allowing the employ.
mert OF two clerks and messenger In the oce Of
the superintendent oi Pr'r.ins wH takspu2.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-30
CONTEMPLATING.

One of the latest reports with respect to
the embryo Cabinet, (professing to have been
received by Senator Soue at Washington from
somebody i'll a mask at Concord constructs it
as follows:
Seeraary Of STATE. .RopERr NJ 7. HUNTER, of Va
DO. Of IRE TressSvy. JOHN sLIDELL OF La
DC. Of Wer. ........ JOHN A. DIX. OF New-York
Do. Of the Nary. ROBERT w JOHNSON, of Ark
DO. Of the Interior. JESSE d. BRrGHr, OF Ind
Postmaster General. SAMUEL MEpARY, of Ohio
AaorHey General "A. o. ?. NICHOLSON. OF Tenn.
We don't believe there is man living who
could make up so bad Cabinet as this, though
Messrs. SLIDELL, DIX, NICHOLSON and Hunt
Err are men of fair talents MEDARr and
BRIGHT are poor timber, and JOHNSON is be-
low anything ever yet used 1t would be too
broad a joke to have a majority in the Cabinet
of this Compromise Administration com.
posed Of original and bitter enemies of the
Compromise. Yet such Messrs. HUNTER. Sill.
DELL, DIX and JOHNSON were, while MEpARr
was also adverse or on the fence until the vic.
tory was won.
There will so up fearful chorus of 4xecra.
ton from the astonished Hunkers of Our State
in case Gen DIX gets place in the Cabinet,
to the exclusion Of Dickinson and O'Conor
but if Gen. Pierce really wants him there, he
may take him without fear. Ninety-nine of
every hundred men Of influence in the party
want Office; and he who holds the fat places
in his gift may easily still the voice of oppo-
sitiou. 1t is not the less true, however, that
there are some thousands in our State who
worked hard for Gen Pierce's election who
would have saved their breath If they had
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pnor,r or s1.axK,s srx,sa M,nurxrs-

PRorrr or SNeERs SEwIse MACHINES
wfLLIANssvRcH Dec. "a l85l.-Messrs. T. NJ. SfSeEl
Co In compliance with your invitation present few
specimens Of my work. though without any expectation OF
taking tempting prize knowing there those who
have had machines much longer than who will doubt
rot far excel both in speed and beauty Of execution
But proud Of mine. consider . pine of Itself
worth more thsn gold and, having sympathy with the
sslhnt that would seek TO concelis merits take plea
in sowrsa statement OF what mine has done IN the
short time have been operating it, and if it should appear
OF any importance you At liberty 70 make what us you
may think proper Of and 10 any one sufficiently iner
ed 10 take the trouble OF Gazing II my residence 10
7. South 5th-st, Wilismsbgh, will be happy 20 give
them all the information theS may desire Daring me ine
specified have had the superntendeoce OF family OF SIX
persona and have done large amount OF family SEWING
few samples Of which exhbit-not 70 compete WIN fhe
trades for belong Of Them nor DID ever snen
shoe until did il on be sutiful achne-but 10 sho"
its negtimabe worth domestic use alone Yours re-
spectfuliy, MRS d. A. hAMiLToN.
Statement referred To in the above letter;
Amount Of work done by lady without any assistance
whatever on one of SfScERs Sewing Machines from the
Is Of Aurut Hi the goth of December l852one month OF
which time the machine stood idle Copied from the books
of The finn for which the work done Stitching ladies'
shoes: ass, o.
912 pair, at cents. Soo< "
20 pairs CATERS, at Is cents. ............- Nv
Total. So' o<
The above prices such paid by all respectable
manufacturers
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, THURSDAY, DEC. 80, 1852.
i1 SEE THIRD PAGE. sAi

CosoREss-Mr Davis offered resolution
allowing steamboat owners in certain cases fur
Their time in which to comply with the law
passed last session, which passed. Private
business, &c occupied the rest of the session.
In the House, discussion of rather an inter
esting character occurred in this wise: 1t
seems that Mr. Smart, of Maine, offered re-
solution in relation to two vessels seized and
confscated by the Spanish Government and
published in The Globe long speech upon it
attacking the Administration, not one word of
which he had spoken in the House. Mr.. Stanly
brought up the matter in resolution forbidding
the regular Reporters to publish these silent
unspoken orations for the future, which was dis
cussed, and with some slight change, passed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-30

UsspEAKABLE ErrROSrHRY.-The readers
attention is called to the proceedings of the
Aldermen last night, for specimen Of effrOn-
terry utterly beyond the power of language to
describe The unblushiDg audacity of the act
is a long way ahead of anything in this line that
we have ever heard of. The passage of the
Broadway Railroad Ordinance in defiance Of
MeiyiunetiOn, the adoption of resolutions as
sailing the Judge for issuing the injunction, and
the remarks made upon the subject, altogether
make up an amount of impudence that is per-
fectly astonishing, even for the men who have
enacted it, and which would add new laurels to
the brow of Darlington, the highwayman.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-30

thought. in the days Of Washington. John ADAMS -.
ser,on and Madison. Of the Deliberate interference
such body of men a. usually compose Legislature
the States to dictate who shall be selected W
den of the United States for the management OF
densrtmsut of the Government. miss"sS"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-30

Democratic lutrtgues.
Special Disrsteh to the N Y Tribune
WASHINGTON Wednesday Dec %, 1852
Senator Hunter and others, known as 1.-THE
Clique" have the inside track with Pierce. and
Douglas is behind. The Clique are making
dead set against Douglas, who wants the post
of Commissioner of the Land Office and other
fat places for Illinois German of Indiana is
hot after the same place, and has thirteen
States to back him in the pursuit.
The news from Iowa is startling. Sargent,
the Surveyor-General, is dismissing Wings and
appointing LOcos, and striving to elect Jones TO
the Senate.
Secretary Kennedy united in signing the or
ders for the Havana steamer to touch at Nor
folk to receive Mr.. King. WATCH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-30
Municipal Election.

WORCESTER, MAss-The election mas re-
snl,sd in the choice Of j. g. C. Knowton, lCoaIflon
Free-Soil) by a vote Of LOIS to SAP tor Wsnourn'
Wing IS for Dickinson 50 tor Tolman ana s,i1So
INC TLe Eighth Ward went for Washburn Coahl,on
Candidates for Ward Officers generally successful Inc
vote on the several tickets for Aldermen and school
COMMITTEE st large bore about the same reian'e pro-
norton as that for Mayor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-30
Creat Fire I'm south Boston.

Boston, Wednesday, Dec. y 49,.
An extensive fire has broken out in South
Boston large glass factory belonging to Messrs Gains
& Johnson an Gil factory, also turpcntne distuery
and other adjoining buildings. are entirely consumed u
is still burning and is feared that the whole wharf WI
fall prey TO the flames The damage cannot yet be eti
mated, but will undoubtedly be very extensive.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-30

THIS rs THE LAST WARNING FOR THE PRES
ENrChas has vanished for the present year. but first
OF January which will witness the birth Of 1885, will be
usbered in with various ceremonies noisy, hilarious.
Saturday morning Are prepared receive calls
Have been TO john GREAsoS ct No. 25l Greenwich
and bought what will render your apartments elegant
al little Ii 20 there without delay. His Win
dow Shsdes and Oil Cloths are beautiful in appearance
eery,cegble beyond and remarkably cheap.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-30

u A number Of Lectures reported in oul
columns this morning will attract the reader;
attention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-30

" Housekeepers and all others in want of
Bedding Bedeeads &c, would do well TO call AZ NJ VIII
LARps old established Wareroons No $50 Chahsu,-,,
OF Mulbeuyt where may be found the largest a.
sortmeni Of articles in his line ever oeeyed to the pablo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-30

IMAGINED that the first fruits Of his triumph
would be the selection Of an eminent Barn.
burner to represent New-York in the Cabinet.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-30
ship Pandora ON Fire-Arrivnl Of the steam.
ship Falcon ut New.OrleaBs.

NEWURLEANS DEC. 70, Iol9
The ship Pandora, loading for Liverpool and
nearly full OF Cotton took tire this morning, and is still
burning Most of her cargo will probably be lost
The steamship Falcon, from Aspinwall, ar
rived at the Belize at o'clock this morning and viii
probably be up by midnight with California datcsto the
lst December
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-30
Fire at Honcsdalc.
fIONYsDALR, Wednesday

HoNxsDALK. Wednesday, Dec %, lsJ2
A FIRE. originating in the second story OF
Issh Snyders store resulted Ia the destruction OF the
whole building Mr. Snyders stock Of goods valued a;
about $4,000 was two thirds destroyed-insured tor
$4,000 Dr. A. Strong who occupied the same build
ing saved about $3.50 worth out OF stock Of 5000
liz IL ;,sured fcrk Al On
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-30

II Our correspondent at Washington re-
ports that Senator Hunter Of Va will not ac-
cept the post of Secretary of State which has
been rendered him by Gen. Pierce. For what
gard any such he station as final on his part.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-30

u 4 Happy New Year will be enjoyed by
all those who patronise TUrILE's EMPORIUM, No 3i5
Broadway Everything beautiful, useful and desirable
from cline under the be found here Toys Of
all Kinds that viii keep the children in The best possible hu
NOR till Fourth OF July, and elegant Fancy Goods
s.tng OF royal Papier Msche Cabinets. Dressing Cases
Card Boxes Albums Folios &C., elegantly nlad, Porte
Monnaies, Paper Weights Card Cases, Back sammoa
Roards Gold Peps and everything.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-30
Death In the Cars The young Indy in Pants

=. :. DOSfVN, " t'iltsuHyl DOC y, IcJz.
Mr.. George Bangs, well-known merchant
Of this city, took the for NewYo.k this morning.
and died IS minutes after the train started His age
was 81
Emma Snodgass, the young girl from New
York who has been circulating about mere several weeks
dressed In male apparel was tried In the Police Court
ihis morning en- charge Of vagrency. The complaint
was not sustained, and Emma wee dischnrzed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-30

r. We publish on another page full re-
port and analysis of the Mortality in this City
for the present year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-30
Arrival Of the Captured Slave Schooner Ad.
vance mt Norfolk.

NORFOLK, wednesday. DEC. ~, 1852.
The schooner Advance, of New-Orleans, ar
rived here on Sunday morning. from Port Praya in 30
days in charge of Sailing Master Walker Her capture
by Commodore Gregory has been formerly pubished.
She had on board when captured, what Is generally
termed slave cargo, which consists of all the nipple
men,s used in the traffic. The mate and seamcn Of
the Advance have been brought home but the Captain
made his escape at Port Praya.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-30

TAnother Convention Of Spirit Rappers,
Sc, is in session. This time at Boston.
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT

'"e '" rosb,or Den.
y r 49ss Geo. Hood ts n j. LORD --. 30
80. Ost.o,p, fI)eun1 80 All others
= sr,c go john BoTc-. $ob c. C. Hss-~e ~,
ia. Rns.e, I.d iss An o'Ss sr,,
c,urch Us, rs j. Rns.eB(isdl IS All c'heo.'''.'
Not q candidate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-30
Brig Pedraza LibeIied,

~, CHARLESTON, Tuesday, Dec. q, 1852
The brig Pedraza which arrived here the
other day from Nassau bringing the emigran,s taken
there by the bark Ovado has been h5eIled for viola
tion ct the passen ger law.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-30

u The Slave schooner Advance has ar
rived at Norfolk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-30

I'VE learned last night that the Franklin
had put into Halifax, short of coal, and at the
same time that the wires which brought the
news were down-so we are deprived of our
later news this morning,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-30
The HoLlDAY Srocx AT JENNINGS & Co.'S

The HOLIDAY SToCX AT jennings IL Co.'S
We 60 not know that Jennings Co, Of No 23l Broad
way have sde any especial preparation for the holidays
They always prepared with the most elegant assortment
Of ready made Clothing TO be found in the city, or in the
Unon 1t strikes however thet the array OF Frock and
Dress Coats fancy and plain Psnaoon Dress aud Morning
Vests OvercC ats oyeTsscks Tslasseeyed aud ulseveed
Wrappers, Cloaks &c, that their establishment
Saturday last transcribed in cut style and variety any
assortment they have heretofore offered at this season OF the
year Our young friends and old friends WHO de-
sgn make Newly calls aud wish look like fashion,
able wellressed citizens should JENNINGS Co forth
with Ii they desre elegant suits Oyercoats made to
measure, they he fitted 10 their hearts content at No.
Isl Broadway within less than ortyeght hours after giving
their orde while the field for choice in the resiymsde
departing etrcts all the latest fashions in every branch
of tailoring.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-30

ly Extensive fires occurred yesterday at
Boston and at Syracuse.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-30

EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT JUST IN Tine
FOUNTAINS India French Chinese and other Foreign Goods
No. SIS Broadway. opposite Bondst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-30
Washlngton Items.
Railroad Infellisence-NayigatIo Of the
Hudson.

r ALBANf, einesdsy, Dec. q, le52
Inc gradafion, masonry and track-laying of
the entire line Of the Albany and susquehanna Railway
has been awarded TO Messrs. Phelps, Barnes & Co,
who take the whole job
A locomotive, with passenger car attached,
containing several Of our crizens to-day passed up the
Absny and Northern Railway from the station in this
city TO within q short distance of West Troy. Next
week they propose 10 90 TO West Troy.
The steamers Hendrix Hudson aud Isaac
Newton arrived up from New York ihis morning TIE
latter returns this afternoon and the Headrk Hudson
q morrCw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-30

GyoRcA.-R. NJ. Stell is the Electoral Mes
Nrw.YoRK-James II. Sheriff., the Flee.
toral Messenger is strong Barnburner and Shell y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-30
r. Good Fruits, Nuts, and large assert.

" UOOu ruHs, NUS, uuu '|tS "s'V'e
msnt Of Colccd Csnds the Holidays; also the best OF
Cores Green and Bsck Teas and the bss assortment OF
Family 0rocencs in the city IN I'll warranted to suit
Good scnt to all parts Of the city and Brooklyn tree Oh
chasxc A. PARKER's TEMPERANCE SroaE, No ~ Broome,
corner Of Iadlow-e N Blood Winter OIL oaly " per
Esl,Qo. go
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-30

BALTfNoRE, wednesday, Dec. y, 1854
~ Ill kaa arrival
Great Fire at Syracuse.

SYRACUSE. "Wednesday, DEC =. ISg
A fire broke out this evenisg in Britnaih-
block on Fayotsc st. and destroyed several private re-
licences hotel stables &C. Inc loss ,h E.us an1
Protection Co.'S Hartford Marine Fire Insurance Co.
Western Co and Montgomery County Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-30

URss FOR New YEAR,
Said Mrs. John Smith to her dear"
IL YOU II buy a Burlingslip Urn
viii pour out your coffee 50 clear
And your steek shall be done TO a turn
Said Mr. John Smith to his spouse.
This current bank bill You may take
Buy the beautiful Urn for our house.,
And then let go--to the steak
Ard q, il banuened that Mrs got BIZ from her hus.
band LvcIus HART, No Burling-slip.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-30

LIGHT FOR THE MLLIOS.-lf any OF our
readers d. sire know how economy and elegance be
combined in the article of light would advise them 10
make the acquaintance of MI J. a. MoFFETT of Nos i9
and 2l Prncest This gentleman has in his of
the most elegant Lamps to be found in the city, anuiac
iured scientific principles TO produce ths largest
OF light at the smallest possible cost Mr. NJ also
attends Gas Fittings and generally to all matters