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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-25
CHA.

Mr.. Mason, of Virginia, led the way in the
discussion, in the Senate, on Thursday, on the
annexation Of Cuba, His exposition is new
link in the chain Development, going to show
that the South are against all Flibustiering for
Cuba. 1t is plain case, gentlemen Flibustier
ers, and you must hurry up your radicalsm
in support of your brigand schemes, or pru-
IDENTIFY retreat in time to save your bacon with
the incoming administration. 1t don't mean
to Flibustier
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Now Is THE TEE TO IspULGE THE JuvEs-
as-senta C4Es hss commenced running express from
TrrILEs Bszar C FsE.y Goods to the hrthst2ne ana
fresde Of even hcDe 10 New York and vicinity M
IT'S hes Just received Of CRYING Dolls perez
miniature fscs niles u little babes wleh viii uad
~ desht the rsps generation Of younz Msses MY
faE Les slso about 80 different kinds OF
socit ard instructive infinite srnety Of Toys ana ~
Gan ind American novelties Among the lsf,eI are sn
spleIdd Ptpier Aache Goods comprising JeweitS sna
Dreszne Casa Glove Boxes. Portfolios Wntlns DSs.H
VOL Eo1es and sch host Of beautiful Buousrie nA'
repcpa ipsr<cton can alone convey sn aea OF
their extent. Renenbe. the number NO Sio broaaw
TurTLE's Fancy Wsre-rooms Pay ihsm 'sa'' ao' So'
win iudorse I'll we have stated
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-25

NEwBuRYPoRT, MAss.-At the municipal
election in Newburyport Monday, to fill vacancies.
Henry Johnson was reelected Mayor by 679. votes,
against 365 for Henry W. Kinsman and IS scattering.
Moses Pettngill and Isaac II. Bosrdnsn were chosen
Aldermen.
MACON, GA.-Dr E. L. StrOhecker was on
Saturday elected Mayor by majority Of ia votes over
his competitor, Robert 8. Hardswsy.
FLORENCE, ALAG. w. Sneed has been
elected Mayor by the Corporation Council
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TonEr SLIPPERs.-Lades will find at CAN
TRrLLs, No. $50 Bowery most appropriate gif for their
rant Embroidered Toilet Slippers present that could not
fs TO be acceptable possessing taste and prop
the last Holiday great that large number
disappointed from CASTRELLs inability to supply all
his orders Apply early.
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Alexander X Greece cet .olcors oncs wssasstoa'
Seward whs fNsnrh~ Ter Deuccrat
We how not the Which led Mr. Greeaes tnss bat
the We do inov that hearted gallant Who thss
MT Greene does the District Of Columbia the thirty
enc adjacent Stztes. Boston Atlas.
Col. SchouleY has painted Mr. Greenes portra.. az
acty. Although il u that he dismissed from
the place which he held In the Solicitor Generals Oee,
and that ne H. every inch of him. "a New-York Seward
Wing" he has been appointed TO g responsible Office In
the Treasury Department, ready to be displaced again.
whenever h necessary for him either 10 surrender his
principles his Office Hb coat has but side to IL
and he never the back Of to enemies friends
fAlbsny Nv. Journal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-25
FIDGRS

The highest nonsense of the day is that
about the colonization of Sonora by the
French, as a measure hostile to the United
States; and one of the chiefest asses is N.
Pasquier da Dommartin who expounds and
propagates that nonsense in serious and cru
dite essays in the Gallo tongue How pow.
erfully such demonstrations force upon the
mind the conviction that the fools are not all
dead yet.
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w. The Stomach prepares the e.

CE Inc Stomach prepares the elements OF
the bile en- the blood and II IL does the work feeby and
nperfectly liver disease IS the certain result Az soon,
therefore, any affection Of the liver 10 perceived may
be sure that the digestive out Of order The first
thing 10 be done, to administer specific which viii act
directly upon the stomsch-the mainsprns of the animal
machinery For this purpose can recommend Hoor-
Lssp,s German Biters, prepared by DR. C. NJ Jackson
Phsdelphia Acting Alternative and tonic,
the digestion changes the condition of the blood and
thereby gives regularity 10 the bowels.
May be had Of A b. d. Sands No 100 Fulton st Rush.
ton CLARK Co. No. 27S aud Rice smith, No ~ Broad
way; Cary Co. No PAS PeArls: and by Druggists and
Pertnmers throuk shout the world
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Nruv opn DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, DECEMBER Is. 1862

bustierism we reckon to be dead horse ior
the time being at least. And we are sure II
il an overrated power any way 1t is mercy
the Rynderism of the party. In the country "
has little strength, and in the cities It Is oa'
the b'hoy portion. 1t is powerful and infiuen-
tia when acting in conjunction and concert
with the body of the party, and in opposition
to Conservatism in general as represented oy
Federalism But it would be found another
thing entirely, VIXEN acting alone and in oppo-
s;tiou to the Conservatism within the ranks OF
its own organization. 1t is an element tnat
political leaders understand very well how to
use. but it will not by any manner of means be
allowed TO get the upper hand. All this IS
particularly true at this juncture. when the
Southern Democracy, the great balance-wheei
of the party, has got quite sick OF the doc-
trine ofAnnexation. The South has discovered
by sad experience that annexation don't IN
ure to the advantage of Slavery, the very pur-
pose for which it was originally contrived.
California is free and New-Mexico likely to
be 80. The consideration is affective to South
ern Loco-Foco politicians, and they are fast
coming to take the Anti Flibuster side Of the
question. The Slavs-holding interest feel on
this subject much like dog that has bitten a
porcupine. He never does it second time.
We do not see, therefore, any good reason TO
anticipate any sudden or violent explosion in
the ranks Of the Pierce party Theexpectatim
of d seems to be left to rest on the disap-
pointed offce-seekers This interest is fee
BILE one, and unless it has a good pretext to
rest upon, it is powerless. In the first place
the men haven the pluck, and in the next.
they have MT the power Great parties can
only be ruptured by an idea, or the pretext OF
an idea How vain to hope to rally an oppo-
sition on the ground that the men who lead it
did not get the Offices they wanted. Who
should lead such party Peter Sken SMITH
George Lippard
No, we must be moderate in our expecta'
lions. Divisions will come. We shall see a
row, and disintegrations, and erumblings, and
dssolvings But We must be patient We
must have more elections. We expect to see
the remains of the Wings rapiered a few times
yet The blade must be put through the dead
body yet once or twice by way of making the
thing sure "Did you feel anything" asked
the man who welded an enchanted sword, OF
his antagonist. Nothing but chill" was the
reply. "Shake yourself" said the man of the
enchanted sword, " and you will fall to pieces.
The Wings have been pierced 1--WE mean no
pun) and must go to pieces. A routed army
must organize anew, replenish with fresh re-
cruits, and appear on q new field. Weakened
By desertion, torn BY feuds, demoralized by
faithless leaders who have betrayed it into the
hands of the enemy Its broken squadrons in
full fight, it is impossible it should be able to
recover at once and turn with the least pros
pect of success upon the overwhelming mum
bers Of its flushed and triumphing antagonist
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-25
A Nxw ESTABLISHMENT FOR THE SALE OF

HArs-Messrs KNOX & JANIS most respectfully announce
that they win OPEN Christmas Eve, their establish
ment in Capt Deeroots Prescott House, Broadway. In
appealing public in behalf OF this enterprise it would
not be aiss state their determination merit
sgenent by furnishing first class Hat distinguished by its
OF refinement excellence aud superiority Of ms
teras and originality style at the uniform price Of four
dollars rule that VIII be strictly adhered the
asement their business Mr. JAMES the first to render the
Hat something than inelegant covering for the
head has by his improvements become well known to the
fashionable community his classical in its con-
sruction The business win be under his personal super
vson-a guarantee to all gentlemen OF aud
that his display of Hsts viii be unequaed in extent variety
and elegance Mr.. KNOX equally avorably known as
successful and prosperous Halter The public solicited
{ o mako an early visit the Prescott Hat Store.
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ELkeAxr AND SUPERIOR CLorHINo.-J. c.

ELEGANT AND SUPERIOR CLorHINo.-J. G.
BooTH long and avoraby known the public solics
tepton to his and splendid Establishment, No. 4s6
Broadway corner Of Broomest, where he 10 prepared to
furnish Gentisnens ClohDg made TO order, style Of
elegance and fashion urpAsed anywhere MIR. BooTHs
stock goods selected by Paris and London
and comprises the best newest and most fashionable
sls those celebrated markets afford His workmen the
fret in the United Staes And he entire
ton and more than satisfaction well ae most reason.
able prices in the city, 70 b. customers.
y. q. Bora No. 4S6 Broadway, cor Broome+st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-25

THERE IS NO OTHER Worm MEDICINE AS
GooD-So says phvcinn in speaking Of the celebrated
VERMIFUGE of DR.. MLASE. The following is extract
from his certificate:
FULToS COUNTY Ind Feb %, 1880.
MEssRs. KIDD Co.-GenfLemen have been using
your DR. MLASE's Worm Specific my practice, and have
found no other worm medicine good have been buy
ing from the Druggists in Rochester and Loganspor by
the dozen As miles to Losanspot and u to Roches
ter, would like TO have it from you direct
respectfully yours, PETER TsoUrMAs.
If your children troubled with worms 90 and
get of that incompatible vsrmifuge which to bs
had in NewYork, Wholesale and retail Of c. V. Cckener
Co, No. 81 Barclays and Boyd Paul, No. 40 Court
landt-st. Sod also BY all the principal druggiss
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These most encouraging and astonishing facts favor OF
HAsTINGs's COMPOUND SYRUP NAPHTHA well cslcu
lated to hope the sufferer and energy and
confidence TO the American Agents for this wonderful med
icine.
CIV CLicKESEk Co. No. 81 Bsrcayst, are the Gen.
ersl Agents for DR. Hastings In America TO whom al orders
should be addressed.
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seemed to repder true expression Of Ameri-
can sentiment necessary. Neither Flibustisr.
ing. Annexation, nor even the much Wanted
but windy Monroe doctrine can derive any
aid and comfort from this.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-25
HAIRDYE-CRIsrADoR LIQUID HAIR DYE

has fairly vanqushed all the Empirical connections put forth
under the soubquette of Hair Dyes The public have
guarantee DyEhe guarantee Of their
eye sight witnessing at his establishment No 6Asto
House the process Of applying it and theeec produced
by IT. peerless black superb brown in five minutes IL
for sale the principal Druggists in the city, and at the
proprietor's. No. g Astor House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-25
WINTER AND ITS Cosruxrs.-The outer

NTEE AND IT'S OUSTUNEs-I NO VuVtI
clothing which fashion has introduced this for gentle
mems wear comprises variety OF shapes and names
and recommend any fend Of oars who desires TO Be
gracefully fitted with jast the Kind Of winter habit most
Of w. r. JENNINGS Co. No. 81 Broadway. Their
sock piesens epeme of every device In the way Of
Overcosts Ovsrsaeks Tslmsa Cloak Wrappers Paletots
Ac &c which has been ssned for the current winter La
maternal and workmanship they have equals in any
the establishments that eon6ne themselves exclusively
the exccuhoa Of oiien- We only echo public opinion
founded twenty-five years experience when thai
the firm Of JENNINGS Co. have obtained or their ready
made clothing celebrity equal to that Of any made to
sure here or elsewhere In the order department the mos
Arcomp shed cutters employed and suit can be made
10 messure in A few hours, IL required
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-25

e The Publication Office Of The Tribune
will be open to-day from to ii A. NJ, and from
4to9P. Persons who desire advertise
ments in The Tribune of Monday should bear
this in mind.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-25
Electoral COLLEGES,

KEsrucKY.-Capt Thomas Todd Of Shelby
deputed carry the vote Of the State to Washing
ton for Scott and Graham.
Manu-. C. Talbot is the Electoral Mes
senger.
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The U. s. Mail steamship Arctic, Captain
Luce, will leave this port TO-DAY, at noon, for Liver
pool The Semi Weekly Tribune containing all the latest
news can be had at the Desk This Morning, in wrap
pers, ready for mailing.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, SATURDAY, DEC. 25, 1852
For Europe.

II Advertisements for The Trlans Of Monday ought 70
be sent in before o'eloct IN saturday evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-25
Grxm's HoLrpAr PREsErrs.-The gorgeous

Crxm's HoLrpAr PREsEETs.-The gorgeous
49,. Of The Fest Of which hear much hardly
give idea Of GEsrs great BAIL NO DO prosaws
,rsr.~r sod every family who have presents 70 make
sho1d no md make their purchases there To en1merz.
,ouH he tssk In Heed but below will be found Compen
dunn Of Q few Of the choice goods
cH,tpEEss BEAD osSss oE n;w slsI; ,,o,.,
Csnamere Felt Cloth and Silk Caps, embroidered and
pisir Boy; and Hsses Beaver Felt Velvet and Silk Hat
LINDA fnfsnts Hoods embroidered and plain, Boys Sill
hosiery AND GLOVE DEPARTMENT.
Ladies' Gloves, Lace Mtts, Silk Hosiery, Cotton do
Wool do Under Clothing Pocket Handkerchief Cent
Kid Gloyes Riding do, Diving DO, Shirts and G0sn DO
s sps .n ni,sss Ms and Glove. chdIen Hosiery Chill
drisns Gloves and Handkerchief Boys Shirts and Collars
BoyS Bosous and Drawers, Boys suspenaeIs. &C
Mice, Dressea Ovenaks and Cloaks Mantillas Chem
settss and Sleeves Fancy AProns Infants Robes Coaks
a ..a,. YaaS Fpoe sod sa:s Boy Dres Jackets
broidrred do Rich Blouses, Cadets School Salts Black
Dire. Pants Fancy cs DO oysIc0as and Sacks fae''''
FANCY GOODS DEPARTMENT.
Porte Monnaie Gard Cases. Reticules Sstehe Dressing
csses Leather Bag. Umbrellas Ps:ols and Canes Carpet
Psyfr,pery Fancy soaps Toilet Combs, Toilet Brushes,
Tooth Brushes Pocket Knives. Bracelet, Fans &c &c
LADIES FANCY FUR DEPARTMENT. -.
Rsssan s.Sis Hsdson Bay ssSss Canads Stables French
C SSz Glider. Tuis, T.diss Fur Gloves and
Trimmings, Gents Fur Caps, Collars and Gloves, selgn
Robes Foot MuAs &C., &c.
LADIES AND cHIIDREN's SHOE DEPARTMENT.
Ladies Black Caters Fancy Colored Caters Bronze DO
Black and White Satin do, Walking Boots Satin slippers
d. sRo sD DO Patent Leather do Masses Caters DO Slip
para do School Shoes Chldrens Caters do Ankle lies
do. But Shoes, do. Lace do. ri
GLHIS's style Of GenternsnS Hats and Gaps. Foreign
drsINs Bazaar ST. Nicholas Hotel No. 5iS Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-25
Mosr CoycLUsrvE FAcrs.-Extracts from the

last Monthly Report Of Dr. HASTINGS of London for the
month ending Nov 20 1852 "Out of all the of Pull
monay Consumption which have been under my treatment
during the last year thiyseve have been
perfectly cured and dismissed since the 10th day of October
Of which five males and thTtywo females. The fol-
lowing table viii show at glance what period Of life
tie dieaase most frennenflY nccHrred
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The GrsIs HOLIDAY HAT.-There is truth

a. well as poetry the remark that Improvement travels
on the car OF time" As illustration OF the fact GENN
points TO his Hats for the Holidays II they not an I'M
prove upon any similar fabric hitherto manufactured
In America he has wasted his sk and energy and achieved
nothns for he seeks medium between the extremes
Aut Caesar nih his motto and this occasion. his
experience and Judgment designer and manufacturer
justify him IN announcing his present styles as the most
and models that have
ever adorned the head of gentleman. The prce Of these
superb articles 10 the steueoyped GESs figure -Four Dol
laIs. 0ESIN. No. "a Broadway, opposite 81. Pluls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-25

The ship Afghan, which took FIRE at Boston
the other day. and was scuuied, has been pumped out
and towed 10 Union Wharf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-25
NORTH CARoLrA.-On Friday another BAL

NoKTH CAkoLEA.-Ou IIu1y uuoIuof U0-
lotng was held for U. 8. Senator. Mr.. Rayner Wa
Withdrawn, and Mr.. Wood6n nominated Mr., Dobbin
received 90 votes and Mr. Wood6n 76-R. M. Saunders
voting for Mr.. Dobbin, and Mr. Watson for Mr. Shep-
ard. Mr.. Dobbin lacked one vote Of being elected
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-25
SPIRIr MESSENGER AND HARNoNIAL AD-
vocATE-R. z. Amber, Editor and Medium. Published by
r. p AMBLER Co., No. 80 Nassau-st- Y

II GouRAuD's Liquid Hair Dye is, without
exception the very bes; invented Equally celebrated
GopRAuD Medicated Soap for curing piples reckles
salt rheum, esh letter saowness roughnoss
chaps chaes cracks &c. Poudre Subtle uproots hair from
any part OF the body Liquid Vegetable Rouge Lily White
and Hsir Restorative at 81 WAlker-st near broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-25

LEFosr's PHssn manufactured Slippers can be obtained
If his agency in this country. No ~ Beeckerst a. less
prices than charged BY manufacturers throughout the
city for the initiated article Remember this ladies and
when in want Of French Slippers any article
erns call Of SAIrs's No. 70 Bleecker-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-25

SUPERIOR FuRs.-YoUSo, No. go BOwery,
has extensive assortment Of beautiful Fu, got up in
cups style and comprising every modern shape His
Stone Martens, Minks fitches &c. Ac, really hand
some. Ills Sontag Bertha Boas claim the especial
tenftop of the ladies'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-25

r. Congress did nothing yesterday-tc
speak Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-25

BoYs Tool CHEsTs.-TOOls of the best quail
ty, boxes of black walnut. Also, English German and
American Skates For sale by s. COsovER,
No. 29e Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-25
rVs CORPORATION Lots brought great prices

~ Corporation Lots brought great, prices
Yesterday we hear but these lots nothing TO the lots oil
Hats Cal and Furs which RAFFERTY, LEAsE the Chat,
hsm-st Hatters selling every dry Crowded stoIee.
"imrnense attraction especially lower store hum
dreds going away because they cannot be supplied &e
&c. il the order Of the day and the night too for tha
may well tell good lie while at it, 80 gents
"Wby don't you alongl" five do retire you won
get any of those Hats you must be about No 81
Chathsmst, opposite Chamberss and corner OF Chatham
and Pesrlsta
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-25

HOLIDAY PREsESTs.-New and appropriate
articles for presents be found in abundance ct hAh
TOYS and Games of every description Also the
Cyng Babies all which the attention OF those VINO
ale p search OF something suitable for the little ones d.
rected An early call viii enable the purchaser 70 MAKE
Next door to the corner Of Canalst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-25

r. FowIrRs & WILLS, Phrenologists and
PaIishsss Clinton Hall No ISL Ns~.as, New York and
Hs. N3 WsshhstpaSe. oeseee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-25

To THE COMMUNICATIONS who have
been taking the Cod Liver Oil viii be pleased learn that
Dr. wBok has succeeded from directions Of several pro-
ssona zentlemen) in combining the pure Oil with Lime
in such manner that it is pleasant 10 the snd It's e
feet. in lung complaints truly wonderful Very mani
persons whose pronounced hopeless and who
lad taken the clear OIL for long time without marked ef
feet have been entirely cured BY uHng this preparation
Be sure get the genuine manufactured only BY ALEx
aspER Il WILBoR Chemist, No. l5S Courtst Boston.
For sale in New-Ycrk, wholesale and retail, by JoHS
MupAr No lDS Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-25

FURs! FURs!! FURs !!!-HATsl HATS! !!
HATs,n-HoLrDAy PREsENTs.-Lsdies and Chdrens
Fura beautiful assortment open for inspection Call
And examipe Also Hats. Caps and Bonnets Misses and
CbiJdrep's Hats j. w. KELLOGG, No. 123 Canalst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-25
MAssAcHusErrs.-The following is the re-
'ur Of the Official count Of the votes on the Consttu-

Majority against the Convention ............... 4Nt
Showing net gain over the vote of last year d
l2ll9 votes. So much for the sober second
thought"
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Fus, FOR THE LADIES, HATS FOR GENTLE

MEN AND ARTICLES OF HEAD GEAR FOR THE CHILDREN:
A husband can crafty his wife by the present OF set OF
KNOWS Furs wife delight her husband by the gift OF
one of elegant and fashionable Hats and parents can
please their children by presenting thcm with Hats Caps
he selected for his elegant assortment. To husbands or
wives be We parents Call ct No. l23 Fuonst and
aelect your HOLIDAY Gifts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-25

A MILLION OF MURDERS.
Crimes increasing 90 they say:
One millions slsy.
Lyon 10 that man, sir.
Bed-bugr, Reaches Fleas he kills,
Rats he slau Ehteu with his Pills.
AZ no other sir.
Depot for LYoSs Magnetic Powder without poison for
destroying ncecs and LYoSs yermin destroying Magnetic
Pills No. 424 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-25
Woon,s HArs-Ofered without pomp, known

and worn because they good; their merits being snch
thew require no putting influence whose lever 10 CONT
dence and the fcrun uccessthe reality rapid sales Sc
core one for your brow price o. For sale at WOODS,
No 572 Broadway, under metropolitan HOTEL ana adJoin-
ipr Niboe Garden.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-25

1S53-AccoUsT Books, DIARIES, &o.-New
firms and Others can be supplied with complete of r
CLAN Account Books from our shelves or have them maze
10 order at short notice. Stationery. Psper Copying
Presses. Manifold Writers Gold Pens, Diaries for 1854
and al articles in line, at the lowest prcea Printing
and thcgrsph at cheap rates RICH LoUTsEL Importers
sud Manufacturers OF Stationery. No. 81 Wilhsmst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-25

MANUTAcTURERs' PRICEs-JEwELRY,W WATCH
Is DIAMoNDs-The subscriber will sell during the holi-
days all articles of Jewey Diamond and Fine Watches at
anutacurers Fine Jewery made 70 order for the
trade at retail Diamond setting in all its branches
Factory No. 3al Broadway, Whitest up stairs.
DAVID RAFT, Manufacturer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-25

Tors FOR THE HoLIDAYs-SASTA CLAUS AT
Honr tc-There are few that can we with this
asuss or ns.uct on hand Cali and see Large basement
sfors, No l2e Canal-sf. J. KELLOGG.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-25

~ One of the most acceptable presents
which father make to his daughter 10 Course
of Lessons at DIsBRow's RIDING School, No. % 4hsv