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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-21

bill of particulars, including $1,000 per ahhuw
for Clothing, Sl,1OO for Furniture, SSoa 'or
washing, 1920 for 'Governess for Children
800 for Wines, $3.50 for Fuel, $500 Tor
Riding, $500 for Extra Expense o. Enter
tanning, &c. &c.-In short, our Diplomatlsts
as body report themselves most scandaiousiy
underpaid, and we have long been looking iof
q strike among them for an advance OF wages.
II does not come, however, and we now pro-
pose one on the other side. We maintain that
the interests Of our Country do not need and
are not subserved by so many Diplomatic idnc-
tionsries as We now have abroad. We contend
that we have no need Of full Minister at hio
Janeiro, at Berlin, nor even at ST. Petersourgn'
Londen Paris, and possibly Madrid, are all the
points at which ENJOYS Extraordinary are
requisite. The Mission to China, enlarged 10
an Envoy ship last summer at cost OF Sl3'ooo
Immediately, $4,000 year permanently ana
$4,000 every time new Minister is sent-ah
in the most fragrant defiance Of the Constltu-
tion-ought to be reduced to Commercial
Agency costing at most $4,000 per annum.
The Mission to Constantinople, now costing
$4,000 year, with strong tendency upward
to $4,000, ought to be reduced to Charge
ship at $4,000. The Chargeships to Rome, to
Naples, Portugal, Vienna, The Hague and Tu'
rim, might as well be abolished altogether, and
their places supplied by able and discreet Con-
suls, who should be paid salaries of $4,000 per
annum, ard forbidden TO exact fees from our
citizens for merely countersgning their pass
ports. Should an occasion ever arise requlr-
ing more direct and imposing relations with
either of the Courts here indicated, let an En-
yoy be sent 10 demand immediate attention to
his business. finish it and come home, leaving
the Consular Agent in the discharge OF his
rroror functions Our relations with most oil
the Nations of Europe are Commercial, not
Political, and seldom need the interpostion OF
ambassadors. If the public interests were
alone to be regarded, or rendered paramount
to those of office-seekers, our Diplomatic ex.
penditures might be reduced at lest twenty
FIVE per cent Yet we shall be satisfied if We
succeed in preventing their increase.
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IMPORTANT PUBLIC NoricE.-The subscribe,

IMPORTANT PUBLIC NorIcE-The subscriber
begs that the lst Of January 1853 he will
Joined, special partner, by g. WILLIAMS ESD ate o,
toe nm OF Hunt Merriam Cob the business from that
dse 20 be conducted under the title of GEORGE BvIPS
CO. In consequence the above arransements il
imperative that total immediate clearance of the val
liable stock OF Paris eiosks and msntas Chinese French
and lnoia caes hair shaw and and valuable fun
all nations should be effected and in order TO insure
result IN the short tie Intervening the entire has been
submitted TO the most uneardof reduction in price The
Just bty this valuable collection OF foreign In
ladies Costume hiss attained throughout the Union renders
comment supernous; but guide ladies who wish 20
avail OF the presk opportunity append the
srboned hist OF few Of the leading attractions with their
former and present reduced prices thus:
$50 elegant cloth cloakA in brown and othr prevail.
ing coors, formerly sold at Ss 10 SIS reduced 70 40
7co DO, formerly sold at $40 now reduced 10 Sl4
$50 do formerly sod at SIS TO So reduced to IS 70
So.
Athe velvet soaks formerly sold So to els how're
All the Embroidered do, formerly sola 81 s75 10 SIS now
reducedto Sts to so.
SHAwLs.
$50 French Csssme,e square shaw formerly s. 70 So
an very rich hroche long shawls nerly SIS TO SO now
reduced to SIS SO.
SOC very superb French came hair shsw formerly $50
70 $50, now reduced to SIS 10 ss5
Abo India csmes hair and splendid variety Of anton
Grape shswls and scsrs At propoTtionsfe reduction
FAScy Fuxs-ln this department quotation of prices
may only tend 10 uscsd the psbc suffice il therefore 20
say that the sabscriber has store truly xui6
cent variety Of sabes stone nsrtens ehinchas erines
kc IN tippcts victofines rdns boaS cafS rsaa eaun
let's aud every Other prevailing garment aggregate value
nents have yet been reAzed Observe the <r AZ
the reduced prices Moniay I5xh Desab.r
and viii continue until the ist January
GEO BuLris, Psris Mansila Emporium, 3si Broadway
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~ Nothing is more common than for Obj.

~ Nothing is more common than for OBJ
scure ndviduas-as void Of principle of brans-to
deayor oist upon the public noxious imitation of
well known approved and scientific preparation The
usua trck depecating the value Of tine
original and wei tested article, and then Wanting the
Thus ekless and unprnciped men" and mitators have
the impotence to class GouRAUOs unapproachibo liquid
instaItan HAIR Dye among the limitations of the day,
inspustne thereby that the public and utterly
capable OF Judging itself This sort OF well
und and II scarcely 10 put the public
on their guard. An attempt to undenate the vsue OF
GovRAUDs LtQUiO HAIR DYE for changing red, gray
light hair beautiful black brown the instant II ap-
Piled would be vain asesayng the rapids Of the
niagara River This liquid hair dye, ITALIAN Mgoic Arso
soar and other valuable toilet prepeIat ons OF Dr.
the eternal rocks which tbs dishes aud reco
IN foam Observe particularly that the genuine toilet prep
srafieps Of DR. FELIX GoURAuD only be procured
his old established depot 67 Wakers, first store from
broadway
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PALE MOONsHINR.

The fact that stakeholder recognized prop.
erty in his slaves in Virginia could not mako
them slaves in Ntw- York, should he see fit to
bring them here, we recently illustrated by tho
parallel case Of Abolition Documents being
undisputed property here, while they would
be instantly confscated and destroyed in many
Southern States, no matter who claimed to DO
their owner, or whether he hailed from .
Slave or q Free State. Whereupon heed tho
comments of The Mobile Tribune!
Therefore, The Nsc York Tribune says, its people
have perfect night 10 steal the Lennon negroes H@
was there ever grosser seqrturl The law OF ~
South In this case the law Of elfpreseryaton Inc
terms when Ihs InsHne ucs 70 indicate the corr
quences OF ITS violation prove that the very extencs
Southern lie depends upon IT, II it could be stosn
that by SLOWING the Lennon slaves 10 have free pee
cage through New York To Texss the whole frame
Of secety IN the former would be destroyed the neee
sl'y Of not allowing that free passage would be unques
iionsble. No Southern man would dispute IT,"
% no, Sir: we claim no right to steal tho
Lennon or any other negroes, but simply the
right to prerest the stealing Of them. What
ever they may be in your State, they are here
men, women and children, and as such entitled
tojust the same rights Of person and property
with any other human beings We did nothirs
with them but feed and clothe them; our Laws
simply let them alone. Had they chosen to
goto Texas With the Lemmons, they were o
perfect liberty to 60; but they declined. and
were at perfect liberty to stay, Sssssss
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~ VAN DrusES's imprOyed WAHpyyy ha.

LIZ VAN OktsEN lHlploNcu w ARLENE mas
at length become objec; OF universal attraction and
Ia daily inquired for BY the subjects Of gray hair aud
wasted hinned and sickly locks The obyi-
GUS fntl Is vegetable preparation. AMI il acts in
conjunction with nature converting gray hair its
rst color SecondlyThe bulbs aud germs receive from
new and beautiful growth where partial badness existed
Thrdy s safe and agreeable companion for the toilet
tradicatns dsndruh ard al euptions from the
head Sold al the general depot No l23 Chambers
ct; kushton. Clark 4 CO.; Rice Smith, No IT. G. H.
Ring, No 1872 Broadway E. NJ. Guion, No. ~ Bowery
and H. V. Bush, corner Of Greenwich ard Duane-sta
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-21

~ Another Railroad went through the
mill of the Assistant Aldermen, last night
by il TO 5. 1t is to grant to James Murphy
VIM. Radford and NJ. c. Story and others, the
right to lay road from Fifty-first-st., down
Ninth-av., to GansevoOrt-st. with double track,
thence, with single tracks, down Greenwich and
Wasbington-sts., to the Battery-fare not over
cents; the road ultimately to 60 up Ninth
ay, Bloomingdale road and Tenth-av., to Har-
lem River.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-21

~ The Mayor last night vetoed resolu-
ton passed by the Common Council to prevent
the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund from
selling certain wharves and piers belonging to
the Corporation. His reasons are that as
soon as the piers become private property they
will be taxable, and yield handsome revenue
instead of barely paying their own expenses, as
they now do.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-21

CnRsrMAs PREsESrs.-Ladies, If YOU wish
60 male suitable Present for the Holidays can OBJ
tain % HLLERS in Csuast, Gentlemens Embroidered
Slippers Of the most beautiful patterns Gentlemen you
win return the compliment You obtain Quilted Boots
end Buskins, Alpine Button Boos Toilet Slippers White
satin and Linen Gaitsrs Slippers &c, with boyS Misses
aud CAildrens Bcots and Shoes. great variety.
MILLER'S No. lS4 Csnal-st.
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~ Our City columns record this morning
another Murder produced by Rum-a Wife
aud Mother beaten to death in the presence Of
her little daughter by a besotted demon Of a
husband
We give also, an account Of the operations
and arrest of an audacious gang of Mock Auc-
toneers, who have fourished in Nassau-st. for
several months past.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, TUESDAY. DEC. 81. 1852.
For Europe.

TIE next number Of The Tribune for Europe
on Circulation viii be Issued THIS MORN
ING, At o'clock. II will contain all the Latest
News up to the time o. going TO press Single copies,
in wrappers ready for mailing can be had q; the desk
Price six Cent? The Niagara sails from Bosom To-
Marrow ef 10 o'clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-21

II 7as 'Spiritsaksts' Of Massachusetts
are invited to hold their quarterly meeting a, tho
Masonic Temple Boston. on the 18th and 3sh inst
Lest some should attend, considering themselves In.
vied. who would not Ike their company, is may be a.
well to explxu thss the term spnsuasss d in.ssded
to embrace only thcse who believe in present inter.
course with our friends who have departed this lie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-21
Fnns-Rich Yelyet Cloaks trimmed with

Choice Fu- Cook FRANKLIN respectfully invite tne az
tention OF Ladies inspect beautiful coeeon o. Ioh
Velvet Clocks trimmed with the most costly fuIs 1g1o
ing Russian sabh Hudson Bay Sable, Bqenos Ayre nm
chiia Royal Ermne, Russian Mink ana me SIFery pu
moot earn. sty reqresed view these very beautiful
Cioaks preparatory supplying themselves for the
COON FaANgLIs FurrieTs and Skin Importers NO oS2
Broadway Fup altered 10 the present. fashion, changed
and frs ed from moth
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-21

BOYS Tool CHEsrs.-Tools of the best quail
ty, boxes OF black walnut Also, English, German and
American Skates. For sale by ). CoNovER,
No. 29S Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-21

HoLIDAY PREsEsrs.-New and appropriate
articles for presents can be found in abundance HAs
Rrcs No. 4ls broadway. French, English and German
Toys ed Cameo OF every description Aso the celebrated
Ops Bsbies all sses to which the attention who
search Of something suitable for little ones is d.
,ectsd An early call win enable the purchaser 10 make
: I'D efIeceion. HARRiScs AIS Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-21

~ Senator DIxos is at length admitted to
his seat, and it kind o. strikes us that sixteen
grave and reverend segniors have damaged
their own regulations for next to nothing.
There was never a doubt who was the true
Representative of Kentucky, and the bubbles
Oh which Mr.. Merrwether's claim was based
would have discrediteda 'TOmbs lawyer, in
tent on saving chicken-thief from the Peni-
tertiary. just look at the names OF the voters
against Mr.. DixOn's right and make note OF
them:
EAys-Messrs Bayard Delaware Borland Arkan-
saf) Bradbury tMsine) Bright Gniana) Cas- (Nichi'
can CaihcoTt 0ndiane) De Saussure South Cardinal
Dodae wisconsin, Douglas 1inos,) Downs Q-oulsi-
ana5 Fetch Michign.) Gwin (Caliiornis) Mason wiz
enia,) Norris (NewUampshhe,) Toucey Connecticut
Weller (Calfornia}-l6.
Mr.. Merriwether has shown his selfre-
spoct by reiu Ing to claim the seat which his
friends were intent on giving him. We trust
he will be equally considerable with respect to
the Pay and Mileage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-21

HoLIpaYs.-New Fruits fine favored Coffee,
choice Greer and Black Teas, Spices Colored Candle
Winter Lamp OIL and Family Groceries in all their variety
for sale at the lowest market prices at o. FowLERs
Nos. $50 aud 1873 Greenwichst. and No 76Neseyst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-21

HAIR DYE.-CRIsTADoRo's LIQUID HAIR Dye
las fairly vanqushed all The Empirical connections put foh
under the soubquette of Hair Dyes The public have
guarantee CRsTADOROs DYEthe rantee OF their
sgf at witnessing at his establishment No Asor
House the process Of applying and the effects produced
hy IL peerless black superb brown in five minutes II
for sale at the principal Druggists the city, and at the
proprctoI's No Astor House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-21

HAIR DYE AND WIGs-BAroHELoR's Man
uacory for these articles celebrated all parts Of the
world persons wishing light elegant aud durable Wig
Toupee can surely be suited HIS Hair Dye applied, IA
sure guArantee) sold wholesale and retail At No WALL
st Copy the address-beware Of mutations
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-21

FAsHIoyABLE WINTER CLOTHisG.-As our
,tock Questionable Winter Cothngis very large and varled
in style of goods and garments, we VIII from TINS GATE s'
every eaIrnont retail at great reduclon oil pnces 10
make room spring jobbug stock now IN proc 50 OF man
uf.cture Our fien6a viii favor with an early call and
make air selections from beautiful stock OF Iant
Winter Wrappers Snow Coats Overcoats Sacks Business
Frocis Sc &c. although the stock is very large the
more tnsty thiues selected ID. II J. DEyLIS
Mo- 81 and IS Johns,. corner Nassau
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~ Peterson & Humphreys, No. $40

~ IEIEheoN "a hOhfhhhfo, ANo. O'o
Broadway, of Whe-st, receiving daily from
Europe and the Auction Rooms unusually large and cle
stock OF Carpetngs surprising in breDcy Of cooFs
richness OF des and hnsh, anything offered IN this
market. Many patterns exclusively and not 10 be
found elsewhere Also the renowned World Fan Carpet,
in entire piece 10 which we call public attention
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-21

UNCLE TONS CAgS, NEW ENGLISH
GAME.-The Toy Bsssar Of RoeERs, No. 40 Broad.
way, 10 the for all g visit, the selection OF
Prevents Coz the holidays Every variety of Fancy 0oods
from ke rchest inaid Tables and Work Boxes penny
Whhfle, viii be found ina this Bazaar; and being
all imported by Mr. Rocges in connection with his shop
In London and win be sold prices TO suit his
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-21

WINTER CLorHINo.-A full suit for seven
dolla comprising Overcoat Pants and Vest and others
at corresI ending prices, be obtained az c. f. Fo-
WILLS, No. 81 Futont. between William and Gold the
cheapest resdy-made Clothing and Tailoring establishment
in the City OF New-loIk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-21

CosGREss-In Senate. communication was
received from Hon. w. X. King, announcing his
resignation OF the Chair, in consequence of
which Mr. AtchisOn was elected President Of
the Senate, and the usual proceedings conse-
quent upon such an election followed.
The Dixon claim TO a seat was then discuss
cd By Messrs. Douglass, Cas-, Rusk, Seward
and others, and decided in favor of the claimant
Adjourned.
In the House, Mr.. Brown (Miss.,) proposed
the appointment of General Committee on
claims, which was finally voted down So under
this free and enlightened, and democratic gov
eminent citizen is still TO be compelled to fol-
lowthe old, tedious, expensive and generally in
homes. claims unsuccessful, in dishonest ones
successful mode of getting debt from the Uni
ted States; while the deSpot Of Prussia is liable
to suit in his own courts, as much as his poor
est subject A resolution was submitted, look
ing to the choice of Electors of President in
single districts, by Mr. Ewing of Ky, &c, after
which the House adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-21

TOYS FOR THE HoLIDAYs-SANrA Claus At
HosE ee.-There few stones that vie with this
instruct on hand Call anu sec Large basement
store, No lss Csualst. j. ksLLoSc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-21

LIGHT FOR THE MnLION-If any of our
readers d. sire TO know how economy and be
combined in the article o. light would advise hsm 70
make the Iuaintence Of Mr q; MoFfETr OF Nos iIy
the most elegant Lamps 70 b. found the city anuac
tured scientific principles so as 70 produce tne largest
amount Of light a; the smallest possible cost Mr.. NJ also
aendsto gas fittings and generally 70 az matters connected
with throwing light dark subjects
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-21

IS53.-ACcoUNT Books, DIARIES, &o.-New
firms and Others be supplied with complete set OF hrs
Account Books from shelves or have them made
TO order Of short notice. Stationery, Pepper Copying
Presses Manifold " rters Gold Pens Diaries for 1883
all articles line, the lowest pTices Printing
ard thograph cheap rates RIcH LoUTREL Importers
and Mnnuf.ctureLa Of StatIOneN. No. Gl William e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-21
~ | have most unhonnded confidence in

tEy | have most unbounded confidence In
WATTs's NERVOUS ANTrDoTE. had lost al my strength
appetite diseas and general prosrahon,
felt gieat relief from bottle am now quite dlfsren
woman never knew anything wonderful IN my lite
MRs. KNAPP No. lIS NorfJlk-st
81 per Bottle So per doz Depot No o2 NaSsnus sent
TO my part OF the country.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-21
:cLiDAY PRrsENrs-Ladies and gentlemen

be ,l end the best Of goods the city, from
VII =, % sslect their Holiday Presents, HircacocX
la ryArER No. 81 Broadway, corner OF Lecasrd-si
Whs gcstlensn bestow upon his wife. mother. sis-
thsr sr(home shawl . CLOAK, . drsss rich banker
chic. - something of that kind And where be dad
il than there, They selling handsome silks trsn
70 q. yard up elsSnt inter desnes at hsnason,s
Me- 10 cAccss anted fast coors, At 10; and other
kinds vqsaly cheap Also ssntemens crSvsts hsndker
ohs a, gloves, updsSshirts drawers, &c- &C.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-21

Rycu DRESS GooDs FOR THE HOLIDAYS
Splendid Brocade Plain Chaneeobe Stripe and Plaid silks
nj very low rrces Fine French Mernoes aud Paramstas
nj reduced lrces. Rich DE LANES at IT, ~ and H. Ele-
~ mt Plads OF every description very cheap. Long aud
!qusre Broche sAwls, new styles Ladies' Cloths, all col
y per cent below the market price Gents Scars era
a. a splendid presents for the Holidays at low prices.
g. NJ BoDIsE, No. SIS Grand-st- corner OF Orchard
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-21

THINK MoMEST.-ls It not REASONABLE that
those who are ates ofher should produce superior
,Tic)e 10 tbose WHO are practically unac1Ianted with u
Ibe pgoyIgs U.TTERs invite a critical examination o.
their elegant Moeslin Hatsprcts - and - Trey y
tain that its merits will be approached HAT NsH-
yES UsIoS Sales qoon No IL Park row. opposite Assor
IIOuse.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-21

Davis Co.'S superior toned Pisno-Fortes richly csr~d
with the newly improved Eoan, Louis XIV style or one
Of their palmer Pianos without the Eoan forms one OF
the most desirable gifts That these Pianos superior
Instruments have only 10 refer to the thousands that
have them They be seen at the Metropolitan Hotel,
the Collins line OF steamers, on the Boston steamers,
Decides hundreds private houses in this city, Brooklyn
&C. liouLp & HERRY. No. ~ Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-21
Funs AT GysIs's LOWER SrORE.-Besides

FUKs AT GENIN's LOWER SrORE.-besIdes
the amount Of cssom that sets continually into GgSss
Bsssar there 10 quite rush 10 his Lower Store for the
eplepdid Mafs yctorines Tippets Cuffs &c. &C. wach
be hes ust opened for the accommodation OF ladies' to
whom he location convenient than t1a: OF his Bi
zear In the s.; Nicholas Especa attention ~ invited 10
the moderate prices of the superb of Ermine Sable
Stone MeYten Mink Fitch aud Rock Martsn-
0EEiN. No. "a broadway. oppos'se 81 Panfs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-21

gS- As the Holidays approach New Clothes
a.. demand The besf place to obtain supply OF cheap
suis, q and fashonsbe ready -msde Clothing SMITH
IL. popular Clothing Emporium, No. Ice Fulron-s.
Cal ,y sad male your .esss,ons DOR few dollars suit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-21
- If a new Diogene, should bed forth in

WINTER AND ITS COsTUMEs.-The outer
clothing which fashion hes introduced this for gentle
mems wear comprises variety OF shapes and names
and recommend any friend Of who desires 10 be
rrsoefely fitted with just the kind Of winter habit most
suabe 70 his style OF figure TO visit the well known eat. =
,nept of w T. JENNINGS Co, No. 81 Broadway. Thir
stock presents an epOme Of every device IN the Of
OyeIcoes Oyesacks, Tslmas. ClOGks Wrappers Paetos
&c kc which been issued for the cnrren' winter In
material cut aud workmanship they have no equals in any
ready rnnde stock in the city, they be surpassed Dy
te conne themselves exclusively to
the execu Of orders We only echo public opni2n
foupded on years e1per when We say that
Tie firm OF JEsHISGs Co.. have obtained fof their ready
Insde clothing celebrity equal to that OF any mad to mea-
sure here elsewhere In the order department che most
,cconxb. cutters are employed and suit can be made
10 rnessure in a few hours, il required.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-21
Coon NrMs.-A person who delights the iuye:

Coon Nrws.-A person who delights the juyo
ns who makes the young ladies happy and brings smiles
To the lip Of the maon must be public beneiactor aud
therefore end Mr. TurrLE No $40 Broadway must be
a phanhrupst in every OF the Mr. TurTLE has
for sale suitable for Christmas and New Years Gifts up
ward OF five hundred varieties Of Games ten cases u cry
ing Babies and quantity OF articles intended
cisy the oen Then tor ladies' he has saperb col
lection OF the very best Jewely, Dressing Cases Work
boxes Gard Cases China and Porphyry Figures Svewarc,
DC F0 the gentlemen, splendid Dressing Cases, Canes.
Portfolios Writing Desks Opera Glasses and in fact per-
feet musepm OF al that rare beaut fom
cline under heaven Aud beet of all everything is sold at
a strictly reasonably price.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-21

has the Of Announcing his friends and the public
and ssrscaly to al his young friends VINO contemplate
st;n1 New 81 as calls TIA he has brought Out splendid
style OF Dress Has for tbs Holiday season. Ggsis, No
ia Broadway, opposite St Psuls