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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-29

CATION BY refusing to put on record che 'tem'
in their bills, as in the instance d the PROM
gate Tea-room expenses, vhich-as soon as we
began to publish the items'--they ordered
to be paid in the lump, offering no vouchers
except the Keepers word that the amount
was all right" If the power of injunction
can arrest the Broadway Railroad, it can stop
the frichtful stream of money flowing from the
treasury into the pockets Of the Aldermen and
their fayorites; and the sooner that power is
applied. the lighter viii be our taxes for 1858.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-29

TEMPERANCE IN SUFFOLK Cove learn from
friend whose letter is too long TO publish,
that meeting of the Suffolk Co. Temperance
Society was held at Catalogue on the 2lst
and 22d inst. About $50 delegates were
present including some twenty clergymen of
different denominations. Very encouraging
reports were received from the affiliated Soci-
cites, and it was thought to be cause of salts
faction that member of Assembly pledged to
the Maine Law had been elected from the
County, as well as Teetotal Sheriff. Ap-
propriate resolutions were discussed and adopt
ed ard able addresses in favor of total absti-
nence delivered. A highly respectable delega-
ticn was appointed to attend the meeting of
the State Temperance Society at Albany on
Jan. Is, 1853. The next meeting of the Suf.
folk Co. Society is to be at Islip on the 4th
Tuesday of the same month. The Temperance
people of the County are doing good work ;
they are forming auxiliary societies in different
localities and viii put forth every effort to Sc
cure the adoption and enforcement of the
MAINE LAW.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-29

NEw-YoRK LrGIsLATURE.-The Legislature
of this State meets January 4. Governor seymour
will be settled in few days in the mansion now occu
pied by Governor Hunt, on the corner OF Essle ana
Elk sts., Albany.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-29

t-sS- GoURAUD's Liquid Hair Dye is without
exception the very best invented Equally celebrated
GOURAUDs Medcated Soap for curing pimpes ffecAles
sat rheun, flesh worms letter saowness tan ghnes
chas ohses cracks, &C. POude Subtle uproot hair from
any part Of the body Liquid Vegetable Rouge Lilly White
and Hair Restorative at 67 Walkers, near Broadway.
New YEARS TABLEs.-,JoHN TAYI Or Con
feconer No. 37 Broadway, is prepared to receive
orders for supplying Newly ears Tables with
Boned Turkeys.
Chicken Salads.
Oruamcnted Hams
Picked Oysters.
Jelhes
Charlotte Rusee,
Grand Meringues
Ice Creams &c.
Small Ornaments
Plum Almond, and Sponge Cakes.
Nlottos, Fruits, Flowers. &c.
Orders TO be well served slould be sent in early.
Oh. Is the youth in this populous city
Who not garment from famed UNION HALL
And these who we not purchased we really pity
They cannot do better than instantly call
Fer Rogers is there in his spendor and glory,
HIS garments in fashion for winter orfal,
And any yoang master viii tell YOU the story,
How nchly II paid him TO buy at the HALL.
Union Han is the store all acknow ledge,
Where ready -msde clothing is sold very low
Call upOn ROGERS, and thus your money,
Corner Of Fulton and Nassau where all the world 60
ty~ Union Hall is By far the cheapest store
in New York to furnish Boys, Youth and Children with
ready-made clothing.
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sale Of the Baltimore Museum.
XXXIIp CONGRESS. SECOND SESSION
SENATE. WASHINGTON, De

SENATE. WASHINGTON Dec u, 1882
Various petitions were presented.
Mr.. WELLER presented petition from Mr..
Stanley, American Artist, praying Congress to pur.
chase hs collection OF Indian Paintings
Mr.. DoDeE (lowa) introduced bill for the
relief OF working men On the Capitol
Mr.. CAss offered the following resolution,
which was laid over:
Resred hat the President be requested TO conmuni-
cate to the Sennie as far may be compatible with the
respecting shnent OF British Colony Cent
Tei America together with the copy Of proclamation
served at the said department. issued by the British Ct
the Belize July H. 1852 announcing taa Her Most Gra.
sSps as e t our h1 R been e sSa ss
and designated the Colony Of the Bay of Islands,
Augustus Fred Gore Colonial Secretary, and also what
measures IL my have been taken by the Executive 10 pre-
vent the violation OF that Article Of the Treaty OF Washing
Ton Of Juy 1850 between the United States and Great
Britain, which provides that neither party shall occupy
or iotfy or colombo exercise any dominion
over Neassua Costa Rica the Mosquito Coast or any part
The Senate took the bill granting pension
to Avefy Downer for revolutionary services, which was
debated, ard the question Of engrosing IT, the vote
stood Ayes IL, Noes G. No quorum.
The debate was then resumed, and on the
question being taken again. the result was Ayes 81 Noes
8. The bill passed
The bill providing for the re-suryey Of GER
tain landsn A!asssipp in district where the caice OF
Oti'lti las Detn atOi.sEed.
The question on an amendment resulted IN
Yeas "a Nays ]. No quorum
After further debate 33 Senators voted and
the bill wasrGssed.
Two other private bills were considered ard
votes theroonhad to be repeated several tmes IN order
to procure quorum
Dir. MAScUM said II was impossible 10 do
business properly in this manner. He though the pup
nc interest would lie letter served by Adjournment,
he cons. I:cd however 10 an Executive Sesfion, wa
lasted but few minutes and then the Senate cd ouraed
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Hon LOREyzo SABINE CMass) elected IN
place CT Hon Bepj Thompson, deceased, appeare, ani
was qualified
Mr. HARr offered resolution that the Com
ntee OF The Whole the state Of the Uaion be DIS
charged from the further consideration OF the li to re
init ,he duties certain goods destroyed by ire In
NewYoik, and that the be referred TO the Conf
mttee On Commerce. Before voting there was call oil
the HouEe and 24 members answered to their aaipes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-29

CoSeREss.-The only matter worthy of note
in the Senate yesterday, was a resolution Of
fered by Mr. Cass, in relation to the violation
of the Treaty of Washington, Of July 4, 1850,
by the establishment of new British Colony
in Central America.
In the House the question of RENTING
duties upon certsin goods destroyed by fire in
New-YOIk, was discussed for time, and nothing
was done about it, when that body adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-29

" 1t is stated that Mr.. Osborne has put
down submarine telegraph from Cape Tormenane
in New Brunswick, across Northumberland STRAIT
distance Of fourteen miles to Cape Traverse IN Prince
Edwards Island and that it works perfectly well l"
intended TO form part Of his line to connect New
Fourdland with the continent.
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Freight from the West-The Franklin CanaI
Company and the Lake shore Railroad.

PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday, Dec %, 1852
One hundred and fifteen cars, containing 400
tuns Of goods arrived by the Central Railroad to-day
from the West.
In the application in the Supreme Court for
an Injunction against the Franklin Canal Company to
restrain them from further prosecution of the Lake
Shore Railroad the argument concluded to-day, and
the case il held under advsemcnt by the Judge
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From Porto Cabell0.

PHILADELPHIA Tuesday, Dec. y, l852
We have Porto Cabello dates TO the llth
inst by the arrival of the bark Paez.
A few cases of fever had occurred among the
shipping.
Business was unusually dull Coffee, (washed,)
was selling ll0lllac., and unwashed at loo l0c.
Ok Hides were at GA 093sc. Cocoa, 20d20lsc. Amer
cen Flour quoted at sl2QSl3 So
The only vessels in port were the Euphemia
and Henry Mason, from New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-29

~ NJ. Gaillardet, in the Courier dss Etais
Unis gives currency to the report tina, the Pope hiss
decided TO come to Paris st the end of May next 20
crown their mseses the Emperor and Empress of the
French, and tina, be will afterward bestow the same
consecrsiicn upon the Emperor Of Austria at Vienna
or Milan.
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NEW AND BRILLIANT SERIES FOR lS53-The
rst number Of the series of Norris WILLIS sd
mirahe Family Newspaper TIE HOME JOURNAL, for the
cultivation Of the moabe the progressive and the beau
hiul, with features type and attractions will
be issued on the iirst of January.
Those who desire TO begin their subscriptions with the
January number co by nelosns 81 for the years
subscription, to MoKRIs 4 WILLIS, No Ion Fultonst'
New-Yoik
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tY' The Stomach prepares the elements o.

fke BILE and the blood and II x docs the Wofk eeOy aud
inperectly hyer dscase tho ccren result As soon,
therefore q any affection Of the liver is perceived
Be sure hss the organs OUT Of order Tho @
thing to be done is to administer specific which VIII act
directly upon the stonachthe handspring OF the animal
machinery. For this purpose recommend Hoof-
LANDS German Btieis prepared by Dr. c. NJ. Jackson
PHILADELPHIA Acting Alternative and atomic il strength
ems the Digestion changes the condition OF the blood and
thereby gives regularity to the bowels.
MAY be had Of A. B. d. Sands No. 100 Fultonst Rush
ton Ciark Co. No. 25 and Rice Smith, No IN Broad
wsy Cary Co. No. 245 Pearst, and by Druggists aud
Perfume r. throughout the world
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK. WEDNESDAY, DEC. 90.
For Europe.

The next number of The Tribune for Europe
an Circulation will re issued THIS MORNING,
at o'clock It will contain all the Latest News
up to the time Of going to press. Single copies in
wroppers ready for mailing be bad at the desk
Price Six Cents The africa sails from this port To-
Dsy at II o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-29

Cy WIZ. II FRr's fifth lecture on " Music
was given last night, at Metropolitan Hall, to
a considerable audience. His remarks and
Illustrations had reference particularly to
"The Voice"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-29

II The lecture before the Mechanics In
stitute last night, was by Hon JOHN A. DIX,
upon l." The Effects of Government upon the
Laboring Glasses" The attendance was rather
small
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-29
Mail Robbery-North CaroIinn senator, &c.

tBAALTIMoRf, Tuesday, Dec. q ISJ2
One mail has been received from New.Or-
lesns but the latest is still due.
The mail from Mobile for the eastward was
robbed on the 9Th inst The driver OF the stage con-
veyng it was arrested but the guard could not be
found.
The North Carolina Legislature had post
poped ia adjournment until yesterday, but the corres
popdent of The WILMINGTON Journal says 1t was doubt
ul whether another trial elect L. :. Senator would
be made
Richard Matchett, Jr., who was injured some
weeks since at fire on Exchange place in this city,
died to-day from his injuries
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-29

Harris ard Savage are on the other siie-ars Aaron
Brs wn The probability s, ten 10 one tia. Sica
on will be in the Cabinet Bsppa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-29
Municipal Elections.

HUNTSVILLE, ALA.-William Erchoes, Jr,
hss been elected Mayor and two Aldermen from each
of the four Wards.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-29

" Rev THOMAS STARR King, of Boston,
gave the Seventh Of the New-E England Course
of Lectures, in Brooklyn, last night, to full
house. "Socrates" was the subject of his re-
marks, whom the speaker characterized as
"not so much of Philosopher as Home
Missionary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-29

II Rev. w. w Patten delivered q" The
Peoples Lecture" last night before a fair
house, at the Tabernacle. His text was,
"The Martyrs of Yesterday the Heroes of To-
day." He was well received.
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Cansul Confirmed.

WASHINGTON, Tuesday. Dee. - 1882
The Senate this afternoon had under consider
elton in Executive Session, several nominations fer
Consuls, &c. but the onlg thing Of interest done was
confirming Mr.. Jones' of Penn, US Consul General at
Alexandria
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-29

CANrRHLLs TomEr SUFFERS FOR rHE
HOLIDAY SEASON. THE ladies' viii find At CANrRELLs ex-
Tentatively stocked ladies' shoc establishment, No SIS Bow
cry great variety OF plain and embroidered slippers from
which they can select very appropriate and seasonsbe
gift for their gentlemen sccusntanecs These articles e
hibt taste and proper appreciation Of comfort in their
and they sold very rates
they are admirably adapted for New Year Presents Ladies
eaif ana AZ anime his assortment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-29

SOUTH CARoLISA-TxeH innsboro' CS.C.) Her
aid that there four candidates 10 represent
the Sixth District in the field.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-29

To- At CRIsTADoRo's only can you procure
the of changing the color of the Hair from gray red
sandy, to black any shade Of brown: His Liquid
Hair Dye stands alone. It's effect is immediate the color
it mpsTs permanent and leaves the scalp perfectly free
from stain. Sold and applied lin private rooms) at CRis
TADoRos, No Astor House also TO be had Of the prnc
rAl DRUG gists in the City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-29
~" FowLERs Il WELLS, Phrenologlsis and
Publishers Clinton Hail. No l3l Nasssv-st NewyoTk snd
No. l4Z w Washington INST. Boston

The DEMAND STILL INcaEAsEs.-As the
public becomes better acquainted with the sterling qualities
OF MLAsEs Liver Pills the demand continues TO increase
So certain is this great medicine III restoring Diseased
liver the Of its proper functions that It IS now
looked upon the greatest specific for Hepas and many
physicians 10 Ia their regular practice Among others,
DR. Oliver Morgan distinguished physician Of Virginia,
with very extensive practice has used these Pills cases
Of Liver Complaint and OF Dyspepsia with complete
cess Recommended it IS by Physicians well as others
who have witnessed the happy effect of this medicine 1t
not surprising that daily in receipt OF such mssiyes
as the following: CAMBRIDGE Ohio, Jan. D. 1851
MeesIs. J. Kidd Cove nearly out of MLAsE's
Pills IL would be well 10 keep supplied, a. there Is
great demand for them IN place OGIER CLARK.
For sale in York, Wholesale ahd retail, OF G. V.
Cckener Co.. No. 81 Barclay St, and Boyd Paul No.
40 Cou1tlandts Sold also by all the principal druggists
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-29

WHirK HANDS FOR THE HoLIpAys.-Ladies
Who wear India Rubber Gloves may be Of son. white
hands they are made long to protect the wrists Salt
rhsum and ehapped hands cured BY their uss For sale al
Nos 81 and sol Broadway and No 90 East Broadway and
by ali Rubber Dealea Drivers viii ind the Lincd Rubber
Gloves very desirable at this season OF the year.
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TINS IS A SrAsosADLE PARAcRApH.-This

THIS IS A SEAsosADLE PARAGRAPH-This
is indeed seosonable paragraph and everybody should pc
today and treasure its substance IN their
Mr. g. w FUTILE, the proprietor Of the famous Fancy
Store, No 345 Broadway has secured stock of Fancy
Goods the like Of which never before observed on
either side Of the Atlantic Ocean. His assortment OF
wondeTsfor wonders they comprises everything that
beautiful and useful and curious Some of these articles
are beyond all comparison the finest that
We do not believe that persons who wish TO make presents
find better than those embraced in Mr. TUTTLEs
grand end unequaled collection.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-29

ty BRADY's MINIATURE DAGUERREOTYPEs
put up in fine English Gold Lockets Pins Rings Keys,
Seals &C. Also rich and elegant Fancy Cases OF various
styles in Velvet PAPER Mache Pearl and Tortoise Shell
beautifully nlad for sale at his Gallery No @5 Broadway
The ST. NICHOLAS will be open for the Re-
cep.ion Of Accompany Thursday Jan. 6, 1853
T3EADwELL. AcKER & Co.
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The HoLrpAY SrocK AT Jennings & Co.'S

The HOLIDAY SroCR AT JENNINGS & Co.'S
We do not know that JENEINGs Co. Of No 81 Bro ad
way have made any especial preparation for the holidays
They always prepared with the most elegant assortment
Of ready made Clothing TO lie found in the city OF in the
Union 1t srkos however that the array OF frock aud
Dress Coats fancy and plain Pantaoons Dress and Morning
Vest Oyercoas OyersccSs Taimasseeyed aud unseveed
Wnppers Clotks Sc that saw in their estabshn ent
on Saturday transcribed in style and variety
they have heretofore offered at this OF the
year Our young friends ard cid fends too, who de-
sign make New calls ard wish 10 look like fashion
able, wedressod czeIs, should JEENINGs& Co. forth
with II they desire elegant suits Overc0as made TO
measure they be fitted to their hearts content At No
2S Broadway within less than tOyeght hours after giving
their orders while the field for choice IN the ready made
department embraces eli the aest fashions in every branch
of tailoring.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-29
NV YKARs' PRrsESrs.-The valuable as.

INV IEAkS IKESkNTs.-IHU NhuaUIc us-
scrtment Of Lado Caters and French slippers At SMITHS
establishment, No. 79 Betckerst, few doors west Of
broadway, opportunity ioi the selection OF
gs shke elegant and full He is the Of MI lefoa
Of fsiS and the ladies who prefer articles made by this
celehraed manufacturer the bungns aud miserable ini
tnfons gcnesay old under the If French Slippers
should deal with him. His prices very low and his
stock embraces every description of feet coverg for she
boadolr, concert OF ballroom, promenade &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-29

BLANK Books, DIARIES, HOLIDAY GIFTS FOR
1853-Dalies s ezes and styles Account Books in great
variety Sets of rsicass Books be furnished from
our shovs orrade any dssIed pattern. Gold Pens and
Pencils Port Foics PorteMonnaes Pocket Knives Fancy
nk-Stnnds Paint Boxes for Holiday Gifts Stationery
Paper Copying Presses aud all articles in our line at ne
lowest prices RICH LoUTREL,
Sfationers and Printers No. 6I William ri. :
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The u. =. Supreme Coart-The Telegraph
Case.

WASHINGTON, Tuesday, Dec %, 1852.
The concluding argument on the part OF Pro
lessor Morse by George Clifford, Esq, OF WORK, in
the Telegraph case in the U. s. Supreme Courts in pro
eress and will be concluded tomorrow. The decision
will probably be given in two or three weeks.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-29
rra At Rnnrps,s RAzAAR.-A

snepdid assortment Of French and English Work Boxes
and Toilet Cases lust opened time for Newfear Pres
ents These articles having been received too late for
Christmas Will be sold at reduced prices.
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IT,. c.,,..c Ex,. 'orins Expe dition-The Lien.
,",.-,-C.pcraI d. VI Ia the Honse-rhe Tele-
grnph Case, &c.
Spectral Disyakh 10 the n. T. :,
'f''N' W,,urScroS. Tuesday, Dec. ., lisa
Commander Ringgold, oft, 9 Exploring Expe-
d;tion 10 the Chinese Seas and i'ehrlng's Straits,
Is detsned for want of men, ana will be unable
TO get away in less than a month. lie isyey
popular, and is supported in the Senate BY Mr..
Seward
Mr.. Kings health is improving, but he is still
quite feeble. 80.
The leading Democrats threaten TO hill the
Lieutenant General Bill in the House, by at
tsching to It, il necessary for the purpose, some
prepOsterous rider.
Robert H. Walsh, author OF che liayti CORE
spondence, and recently agent at Haytl has
been appointed translator In the STATE De-
partment.
There is great curiosity to hear Mr. SOule on
Tuesday next.
In the Telegraph case before the Supreme
Court, Mr.. Campbell, OF Pennsylvania, made .
very eloquent argument in favor Of Morse. Mr.
Clifford. of New.York, on the same side was
also able and acute. Mr.. Chase closes TO nor.
row for O'Reilly, and mastery effort Is ex-
pected. Judge Curtis does not sit in the case,
having been employed as counsel previous 10
his appointment to the bench.
Mr.. Jones, of Pa, was confirmed Consul at
Alexandria. in secret session
The Union espouses the views of Cass and
Mason EYE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-29
THy MoDERs HAr.-As much energy, per

industry and eenus have been devoted 70 the at
tsinment OF perfection the manufacture OF gentle mems
hats A. in any of kindred and If OF our readers
feel curious upon the subject by visit TO the ne" estsb
Iisbment of Messrs KNOX JAMES. in the Captain De-
Vay they will be convinced with what emphatic sue,
cess thus that existing for long period, 10 the ideal
world has now become through their ssill aud pereyer
apce reality and II any reader OF this journal u desrous
Of really beautiful and tasteful Hat elegant an IT'S con-
ception artistic in Tucon marvel OF grace
they should not fail pT them The standard Prce
of ier Hats it should be remembered is but -Four Dollars
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-29
,robablc Loss Of the Bark Hollunder.

BosToN, Tuesday, Dec. % 1852.
The bark Amanda arrived at this port from
Palermo passed on the 2ith November in lat IL ;, Ion
% TO- portions OF the wreck OF large vesaelspars
tibers planks part the betw and buwarks
painted whc-one portion of the bulwark with Hol-
onder' in largo gilt letters upon IT, The bark iol-
ander Barstow sailed hence about October the 9Th
for the East Indies and is feared may be the vessel
oct.
Total Less CT the British steamer Noun.
taincer.
NORFOLK, Tuesday, Dec. 80 1852.
The British steamer MOuntaineer, of and
from Liverpool for New.York was totally wrecked on
Christmas day. eight miles south Of Currituck Inlet
The crew were all saved.
The Alabama mt Savannah.
SAVANNAH, Tuesday, Dec. %, 1852.
The steamship Alabama, Capt Ludlow, has
arrived here in 90 hours from New York
The Marion ut Charleston.
CHARLESTON, Tuesday, Dec. 3d. 1852.
The U. S. Mail steamship Marion Capt.
Berry arrived her wharf in this city on Monday night
at 10 o'clock.
sale of the Baltimore Museum.
BALTIMORE, Tuesday Dec. 90 1852.
We have no mail south of Washington this
morning.
MIR. Owens, the proprietor of tho Baltimore
Museum sold his establishment yesterday to Henry C.
jarrett Tor $4,000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-29

" Truly beautiful, useful and valuable pre-
sents 70 Mothers Wives Sisters and friends TILLEgs
richly wrought Shell Combs large and fine sssortmsnt
Just received. Please call ecriy aud make selections
Uniform low prices and no abatement Combs made TO
der and neatly repaired. No Ssh Broadway block
above Stewards and the Irving House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-29

GKsrSs VISITING HAT.-Nothing can be
more piqusnt dAsng than the style OF Genns at 9r
trimmed and elegant ali its appointments Young gentle,
men Who desgD 10 DO execution IN Their rounds WI"
find a Eew-Years "Genin" a very desirable portion OF
their equipment Al the lower store az wei as At the upper
will be found an extensive assortment OF Cldrens Fancy
and PLAIN Hats for holiday aud school The stock OF
Furs has been replenised anticipation OF the cold
weather that ia usually ushered in with the holidays
lrHls No ga Broadway, opposite st. Pauis.