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New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-16
THE NEW-YORK WEEKLY TBIBUNE for Dec. II.
TEE NEW-YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this week

contains the following:
IFIITORIALS: The Senate Committees The House Com.
Hiitses; Halloo There The Great FIe The Case OF
Koszis TeInpersnce in Vermont, TAs rr-a'ury bePor
NJ. GuthIie's Free List, &c
UPUBLIC DOCUMENTS. The Report OF the Secretary Of
lie Treasury: Report OF the POsmaser General sRepor OF
the Secretary Of the Navy Annual Report OF the imam
Commission Indian Affairs; Department OF the Interior
Our War Establishment
III. POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE Massachusetts; Connect
ont; Wsconsia North Csroins; SOdth CsOna; Mss
itsirp; CalioIuis, Official; New-York.
XXXId CONGRESS Giving the Proceedings IN the SenEts
V.sKETCHEs or LECTURES Literary Aspiration by the
Rev Henry Giles.
VI..AWFUL TRAGEDY IN NORTH CAROLINA Conviction
of Baptist Minister Of MGrdeI-His Suicide.
VII..METHODIsT CHURCH CASE Decision.
VII. NARRATIVE or MARTIN KOSZTA.
* REVIEW OF THE WEEK: Giving q condensed
form the most important events that have
curred he United States Mexico Central
erica the Sandwich Islands, Euops India and China
tn3 Australia.
x ENGLAND: Lettors from Correspondents A P C and
Ksil Marx
x.CALIFeRNIA: Arrival Of the steamship George Law.
XI MEXICO Santa Proclaimed Dictaior Combination
ofthe OaIny Grant Demanded
XIII CANADA Leter1rOul Correspondent j. C.
XIV THE TARIFF List OF the principal articles which the Sec.e
ary ofhe Treasury proposes TO admit free OF duty
XIV. DESTRUCTIVE CONBLAGRATI0N: Harpers Establish
Ment Ia Ruins
XVI. TELEGRAPH The Latest News by Telegraph
XVII MARRIAGES and DEATHS.
XVIII REVIEW or THE MARKETS. Reports Of tho Stock,
Grain Provision Cattle AND Lumber Markets Very fully
specially reported for The Tribune.
Single copies wrappers be obtained at the desk In the
Counting Room this morning. Price, 6 cents
One copy for year So three copies S.
copies SIS; copies s12 so twenty copies to ad
dress $40.
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-16

The fine weather which we andsmen have been en-
Oying appears also 10 have accompanied the steamship
ASIA which arrived here yesterday afternoon at about
oclcck having made the passage in little twelve
days-short work for this time of year. She brings
dates to the 3D. The she brings that there has
been no more fighting on the Danube, but that the
Turks have gained considerable advantage in Asia in
the capture of the important fortress Sochou Kaleh
on the northwest Of the Black Sea, command
ing on important route leading to the eau
casus. The Turks have gained advantages at hay
ing sunk Russian r-steamer and captured
other. There is reason to believe that new diplo-
matte conference has been resolved upon by the Four
Western Powers with view to the peaceable settle
ment of the Eastern Question The war treaty be-
tween France and England, of whose signing the Sa-
tanic Press had special advices few days since, still
remains secret to the politicians and journals Of Eu
rope.
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-16

WoNES's RIGHTS ~ GEoRGA-There Is bill before the
Legislature of Georgia proposing that the property of the
wife at TIE time Of marriage shall not vest in the husband
ard that aprope she say subsequently acquire By grant
or devise sha absolutely vest in herself and heirs Tie
husband is to be 0ico Trustee Of the wes estate
subject TO removal by the Judgment Of Court of Equity
He is also empowered 10 ezpend the rents ssues and pro
of the wifes separate estate for family This proc
seems o be kening deal Of earnest discussion which
far favorable the much needed understanding of this
question in the South where the topic has been rendered
contrcbsnd by connecting IN tie public mind with Abo
tioDis &c The R0me Coarsr "et the hazard Of being
~eieemed gallant, pronounces the LII highly objec
"t;oDable Mr. Miller, Of Aagusts, Is the author Of the
bill
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-16
WHAT THEY THINK.

Tie Troy Hhig is responsible for the following
1T h the united testimony of liquor dealers in this city
That their Quor trade in Vermont good as
has been since the Maine Law went into operation there.
and far hear they are opposed to the repeal
of the same that account. We will state one iact
considerable dealer in one of the principal towns in Yer
mont wrote 10 wholesale house in this city Few days
since that his purchases in future would depend wholly On
the question of the repeal OF the Maine Law then pending
the law was repealed be would want not more than han
of what he should If the law sustained and that with
the aid of other dealers he in hopes Of preventing the
repeal Of the law.
Does The n Y Tribune think this is not so p
Arsoer-No; no more than The Wig. We knoc
that no rumseers tried to elect Maine Law legislators
hereabouts except the few who heartily sick of the
business and mean to quit it, we know that the dis
tlers and rumsellers of Boston, who control the nom
nation and election of legislator, from that city have
twice returned bitterly antMaine Law we know
that the Rum-sellDg interest in Michigan and Wisconsin
poed every vote it could influence against the Maine
Law and we know that the Members Of the late YER
mont Legislature elected by the help of Rum selling and
Rum drinking votes, all went their length for the
repeal of the Law. In short, we know million facts
which prove the considerable dealer" still more
considerable dissembler and liar But nobody needs
their recital because nobody believes what The Wing
go gravey utters.
Now let US match The Whigs story with genuine
fact
The State of Massachusetts, passed the Maine Law
some eighteen months ago. but it's operation has been
good deal embarrassed and impeded by lawyers cavs
and bubbles, and by the hostility of the lower law u
inequalities of Boston and other cities to this time
some of these cayilS have just been knocked in the
head by the Supreme COurt) The law, thus partially
evaded and deed, has been in the worst possible posi-
zion 10 win popnarty the current cry OF its adyersa-
ries being" Well, you see it don't stop Rumseing'
while its sdyersaries were in placated by
that fact. Well the State Temperance Society of
Massachusetts, recently addressed circular to all the
clergyme in that State, asking them this question
yu favor Of the Prohboy principle and main features
"of the Anti Liquor Law Of MsssachusettsP
To this question, responses have been received
from fire hundred and foryJonr cergymen-which must
be large majority Of the Protestant ministers in the
Stste-of whom fre hundred and thirty say Yes,
and stren only answer NU-as follows.
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-16

the nterseciei nature Of the country deaohmens not
to be avoided the REGULAR and tear Of sn aetive
army the Russians, it is certain. could on no po'nt
muster more than 30 000 men in a single mas. Forty
thoussoi Turks collected upon any gwen spot OF Wal
Ischia were sure to beat them and there is dcuos
that tho Turs if they had been 20 minded and taken
proper steps in proper time, could have collect
ed that body, or even twice IS many, wisi
comparative ease But the interference OF European
diplomacy, irreselution in the Dvan vasclstion IN
the Turkish policy towards Servia, and other simar
considerations, appear to have produced series of
halfmeasures, which placed Omer Pasha in a very
singular position when hostties broke out lie knew
the weakness Of the Russians; he himself had far
Superior army, eager to go TO war but bis army was
spread upon extent Of country three hundred aud
fifty miles long. and fifty TO hundred miles wide
The lameness Of his operations IN the first halt OF No
yember was tho necessary consequence of this The
passage at Kalefat otherwise a mistake, thus became
sort Of necessity Widdin being the natural point OF
concentration OF some twenty thousand men, who
without that passage would have been entirely nae
tive being too far distant from the main army. This
passage enabled them at least to parayze portion OF
the Russian forces and to create moral impression
in favor of the Turks.
Thepassage at Oltenitzs-whch was intended evident
" as the main attack by which Bucharest to be Ia
ken and the Russians alured westward by the Kaleat
operation 10 be cut off from their retreat-had effect
whatever because the necessary forces for a'narch on
Bucharest appear not to have been forthcoming The
moral effect of the combat at 0ltentza was certainly
great gain but the inactivity after the yictOy-an III
activity which lasted nine days and ended in the vol
untaIy retreat of the Turks behind the Danube, in
consequence of the rains setting n-.his inactivity aud
retreat may not destroy the flush of victory on the
cheek of the Turkish soldier, but it uniernines tho
reputation Of the Turkish General most probably more
than he deserves But here, if the original fault lies
with the Divan there must be some fault with Omer
Pasha. To pass twelve days the left bank of the
Danube to possess bridge and bridgehead strong
enough TO repel TIE united force Of the Russians to
have behind him an army and eager to fight
ard not TO find means to carry 10000 or 10000 men
across-why all this cannot have been done wthoutsone
negligence on the part of the General The Russians
may be thankful for their escape. Never did Russian
army get out of scrape half bad as this with so lit
tie material damage. They deservedto be cut to pieces
and they are all safe Whether they will ever DO taken
at such advantage again may well be doubted
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-16

THE GREAT MUIEs-We mentioned in THE TRIBUSR Of
Tuesday that three pairs Of the finest Mules in the world
were on their way to this City from Kentuckyowned by
G. j. ssler gentleman who has bred and owned great
number Of these valuable animals-and thai one pair Of
them had been sold to Mr. Jackson iron founder if they
answered the description, for one thousand dollar
Mr. jackson drove down to office yesterday
that they DO the description perfectly being only
re year. old II hands almost black well matched
and well broke to harness and wen formed sny we
Jaw We with gentleman would buy the others
for carriage ieam and set good example to those in tie
City who aware Of the fact that mues as fine bed
as these equally handsome horses and ranch
longer lived and able to perform labor and require
much ss food than the horse with less liability TO disease
or accident
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-16

In the Senate, yesterday, Mr.. SEWARD gave notice
Of bill for the construction of railroad through the
Territories of the United States from the Atlantic to
tho Pacific Ocean. Mr.. DODGE of Iowa, offered
resolution to amend the rules by providing that in all
cases OF election of officers by the Senate, the vote
shall be taken rira Several petitions, relating to
various subjects, received and referred to their
appropriate Committees and after the transaction of
other unimpOrtant business the Senate adjourned till
Monday.
In the House of Representatives Mr.. HoUsToN,
from the Committee Of Ways and Means, reported the
Indian and Military Academy Appropriation bills Mr..
DAWSON, from the Committee on Agricultural Affairs,
reported back to the House the Homestead bill. Mr..
SAGE introduced joint resolution for the purchase by
Congress of the Mount Vernon estate. Some business
of no general interest transacted, and the House
adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-16
THE LATEST NEWS
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC rELEGGApE
PROM WASHINGTON
RECEIVED d

WfsHfFUrON, Ihafsday, De-. II, lrf
Cornelius Wendell Of New York viii have the ss,.
superint, n6ence Of The SesiRais pJrtion Of tie -
printing assisied by Theodore Barnard in the nasfr
superv sion Of The office.
Mr. Aichison. the fresiden: OF the Ssuats IS kna,,
rympaihize heartily with the Nationals.
Tie Secretary ofihe Interior has decided in accoris.
with the advice of the Attorney General that il Is n y
duty to employ counsl Other than the United States n
trict Attorney, on the part OF tho United States n
causs OF Heilburr, now on in New York ciAinsi Z
Great Britain as p fugitive from justice.
Tie UntoH Of this morning continues 10 bewal "A, Al.
tion of Beverly Tucker Printer to the Senate -
We have good reason n believe that delbs-s,s, i,
The ASmnisration' ana dividing and hreak;nsD S
Democratic party We canno. be restrained by a., -
"spect for Senatorial Office from speaking our mais
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-16

We ask attention to the letter of onr own CORES
pondert al Paris, giving account of new machines
and labor saving processes, invented in Europe. A
scientific industrial discovery is often of more con-
sequence TO the world than the gaining OF battle or
the accession of an Emperor but hitherto the pro-
ducts of European genius in this line have not been
reported upon in this country Hereafter the public
may rely on finding this important information in the
columns Of TIE TyiLHae
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-16
1,,v F.eu,oN,tGr = Ftr MAar OF NEw-YoRK-

IRE ,ris ~Iics les tecn Ogwrs rsiuE Ia all L,
ltsinns usisse Sl M ~ W 70 ~ 20 fse v- De- ,r. IL.
a. sc- WI wafr7n las never proved nos tn-i
"a Lh llreu'. ths sea.oa Tag o. - s u
Ms,S1s Cheias Mnk and Sea mariens upa, ihs
BE- ils iie rs,pso.ay avs every ,sly w'
recue ANYTHING hat ieo o. not fe b = veil con-
t n .s ese,ed .. lover r-s BY naaJ s9u
e s o .s BE fs Or esnpsris,a nvi a Il
ie nssnne claimed urh hesiatiSgJ tas' tae eaoi;o- Aa
sassi'1 asy io5poi' 5S' s. & r. Psuy. @ cs"'os '' "
Ladies that have the intention Of getting somethp3
e ., line o Fs We oSe T.niaS eS1.I o. a % wSos g. keep;
% tppiston q selling The Lest goods ~ most
Of Lsdiss and Beaver B0nn' and O1
eIsl's Hsis srd Cas- -, III.
HOLIDAY GIFTS Magnificent Pianos by l. Vhoof'
Co. beautifully fated At great barssia: r clss7, Co.
Two beautiful second lsnd honsn FaIs "a 70, Ssso each
o. .SSiS BY wensr been in u'o SIX moa'A
to e od H F W sS MsSsons and chopper than any
eher Medeons IN ihe Unied s.stes ~ oo. At ,rsat bar
souden fi'n'' HosacE w,TESs No IIi er9.dv,y,
ghIs The Gresi Piano and Music Is abLshment.
hgsie sept 10 ali parts Of the slses free OF postags .
sit parties monthly p.yenis t1ken f.nos 70 &
Turks and Turkeys prominent objects OF atirac-
ton The Turks bald rsee not having eTnes .as
fs fs bds rrsEs Dssss No ' D-''4r'' D-lN
Eva 10 her Papa" beautiful Song By o. 9.
Toward with immense sT',e By L d, C'55' g e.ns Pa
Ih'dby Horace WATERS, No S55 Broseway
No EXCUSE FOR GRAY HARS.-Ihe Hair heIen-
orator made r sale by will w'Ir'n to restore the tI
Hair persoD old the natural coor IN SIX Hoe.
ard entirely ihe Hair from falling o1 as wen IS pfoaaes ~
sowth The above true and may oe feheo nPon 'a
e1wee the money returned. Price 81 Ter bottle: ~
KriGBT QUERu Chemists, 10 Sfl Broad~ay
RrDDNGs RUSSIA SALyE.--A Boston Remedy {,
Is cents box With this remedy IN the house physician 10 ne
sses out Of ten needless, for It ses real house dc,i IN
m os Necessary for the sisate.t cut OF sfs e
scad bun AZ once renewed oI
K a u. SANDS AGENTS Sold by RING corner yoll-st
BLANK Books DIARIES HOLIDAY GFTs-lo9i.-
nd
c Books con be furnished from shelvs OF nsde 70 any
SeSed rsfern Knives God Pcns and Penes Porto o
Tsncv Jttftsrfs ChfsreD for holiday gifts Stationery IA
Couyipg Presses all articles Inc % the lowest pfce
EicH LoviREL stAiioDsisana Printers no ol ssialss
How DO THEY DOIT How very rich and pOmpous
,oie enoy themselves but II wish to enjoy
iee ion cold congh, throat hone'' Of breath Try
TYYaNs PvLaoNIC WAFERs g cents box SOLD oy =. y
CLoE.rER Co, No 81 Btrclsy1 General Agents for Ne"
York and vicinity.
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-16

CRisTApoROs LIQUID HAIR DrE.-1he virtue ef
va Dye are unTsfsleed in this Of eshieDed chem
ss,ee k.sfy head Of hair pair 81 whfei' g wbih
p"so tens tasesenen; Of us srYeToy scd sld cy.I
d c<isfADokos No castor House.
dhm DyE AND WIGS --BATcHHLoE Mandatory
"a hese articles removed - Brosiwsy opposite the .i
ns ~ loe eesi seeonodsons 10 the word fo7 The curr
son o es onoos Hal Dye, and tie Of asviyn .r
Wa sna fosPees Nine pfiysfe rooms al focS.
fWfLtE SHILLING GATrERs.-WuHERs a Co
s- successor or Mr. Saith No. Is Ree,ferst u,o f
ccd o. Broadway selling Cater Boots OF fg 49,
dtfbo quality, the low price roa rer ,- T-,
~ 1ffiff iive fhf u t'isl
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-16
)nIy answer Ng-as follows.

Hereis the judgment Of the Clergy of Massachusetts,,
fairly canvassed to Offset the alleged preference of
tain anonymous Rumsellers. And if the Clergy and
the Rumsellers alike favorable to the Maine Law
who shall longer stand out against it
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-16
PROrrssoR kioRsr's INrIGorArING EIINIR oR

IHVf fSSUN hIUNSL INNItUKhITNU ELTNfK Or
Winter with is neura Ge ans fCss is upon
No wei known add neatly
&c e dyspepsia lsf !ors Of ind by ae
sre The tppehe without imqcgg fh-
tone so No 70 dssi The Sers sed quantity o food This
iore sessNn eonuaudins tone and nssosn like this
wcdsitci fhNa, linperNi,ey needed al whs
phnseo sctNot' disease nom torpid
ssuesies al ,he cIFAts connected with she process sesoa
rgsits the how OF te bile in-tases solvent pow n M he
t Juice fives seiNit, % the fi prevents he svs ron
kns unto that esnnsni aie seSsi,h condition which 60 os
ehIscerfts IN the winter noate Ladies' who isom th ssr
~ end tebcerne OF thir og.noa pecua1y saosse
colo often fufgr terribly az tLs want OF ~ bt
which will maintain TIC activity oftio circulation. and s
de Suspension esusfy Of O. the Iona ugos a
ther health depends
The Cordial fnt ~. hsh'y eoncenhs,cd 10 pa. bottles
lrsse three d0sre Oc i've To- rVc collar siK
las c. II RlSs pf1arietaI.
No I92 Grol3 way. NsU-Ycrs
Sold by Drussn, broushost the Uasc sef Cala snl
Ind
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-16

SEWING MACIENEs--Shirt and Collar Manufac-
Isrc, ay Invited 20 call and
machine "a chirg linen and goods This machine
with rc hiCsd. The perfectly finished
s .poofr iLsa hard stitching aud W rugulsg aud bess
u.i NheI tced AID sOucd the hing retains all its ducl-
aud beauty which ne with other machine.
/ N !. No aiurav
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-16
@Teio'llorls pulIp Gribnme
FRIDAY, DECEMBER I6, 1853.
TO CORRESPONDENTS

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intended for insertion be authenticated by the and
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guaranty fhis good faith
We cannot undertake to return rejected CommUnicsons
NTWSAny person sending important either by Telegraph
Mail otherwise will he ibery paid provided is used
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-16

APPLEs-Tweve thousand barrels Of apples have been
sect forward from Caneneagua his by airosi'o
Eastern markets.
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-16
xxxInO CONGRESS. =. .FIRsr srssrOy

SENATE. .WASHINGrOS. Thursday Dec Is is,,
1t was ordered that when the Senate adjourn, i A.,
Monday
Mr. SEWARD gave notice Of bin for ire coa,,-,...
Of railroad through the territories of tue United = -
from the Atlantic 10 the Pacific Ocean
Mr.. EVERETT introduced bill increasing the all.
of the District Judge OF Massachusetts.
On the motion Of several Senators, much Of tha p
idents message relates to Finance, Commerce T.,f
ries Indian Affairs. Military Affairs Judiciary Po,t AZ
fairs Naval Affairs Public Lands Roads ani Canal -
Foreign Reeuons, referred to the Committee on a.
subjects.
Mr. GWIN introduced bill for the appOintnsn, =,
District Judge for the southern District Of car. "a
authority for the two District Juds ses TO hold Courts -
District in Of the absence sickness Of Oseh oAs,
Referred.
Mr. GWIN moved that the Senate 90 iaio Erecus;,,
SC ssou.
Mr. GwIN offered tie following resolution, which rs
agreed to-
Rred That the Cornte Ne instructed inqaire aal -
the general condition Of the OF the Unei 3n. ~
uYon the Pacific Ocean ard ether any sgsa ~ Il
necessary for the security and pro'on Of ths inpars, =
iicual interest
Mr. HAMLIN gave notice of bin to satisfy A.
csims Of American citizens for spoliatons by the Psaa
After TIE doors were opened.
Mr. DODGE fowal offered resolution to smonl 4,
rules by providing that in all Of election Of o,
by tie Senate of the United States the vote shall be ls
rsrd
Mr.. BRODUEAD hoped the Senator would make "
outiOn afo that Executive sessions shall be held N
oren doors.
The resolution was laid over and the Senate adOursA
till Monday.
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-16

Irpsl fUngi TgRs i--CidZcns altrgtrangsis bu5-
s Isies prfs Iun rd sores Aor hoa'e bo'aa
sn equeled quality and y made on oaf own .
ehe.e'c''~"'N ' 49, LgAzy &C %. Hatiers
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-16

SAVING MAcniNEs.-Au persons making, selling
aFus sewire Machines having needle needles with
he point hereby 0nel infringing
snj Paeot granted Sept TO- 1916 all nirnges will 30 held
r?onshe aceodpg 70 law The following licensed
and ecu sewns Machines under said Pa.cns VIZ
Wbeelets Wilson Co, Grover Baker Co the
Msehe SeNrg Machine Co and D1Tsof Of Mich.
o. Bills and ierow: Of Boston, Mess Nooldredgo
Moore, Lynn, Mas; and A b. Howe, ofNY
eIss aowr lR- Psteztes Of the Original SEWING M.chira
No 80 ssoadwc- itssNors, and No - HaDoyerF, Beon.
a. ~
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-16

FrRs, Frgs At THI WEST End FASHIONABLE
Bar AND car EmiOrUMA beautiful esosmes' Of Far' eas =
,fs 10 mi, hc uressure the tines Ao 1ds s1gef ~
- T,it Hnnets Nss and Chdens Fancy Has srd CAPS Car
o.. 80 Pc 49, A. ' W KELLOGG. No ll3 Caaalst
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-16
SEWING MACHNEs-CARD no THg PupiIc-The

Hon Coumson Patents OF the United Saies
AIpeton for letters patent for Sewing Machine which
originally Invented constructed and operation BY
year 1884 inrfI,s with all the paens and applications
ptisu Sewing Machines aiming the comnaioa Of tho
tpontsd ptee aud the shuttle making the steIokei stitch
Al he parties this interference called
the flrtOhce TO The date OF
aud respectable witnesses who
et apprized Of But IL desirable
I'D succetsf operation BY possible Any persons
iCiwccn the ltS3 and 9G Sewing Mchile
ssoA scine in the possession o. ste brother A.
whom exhibited specimens Of its work showa By
Arfowsmih, viii coar aud
toward rkieoss by Informing OF their upoa
the subject powerful combination Is interested In defeating
os but with the testimony have the truth prevail
wonh wish At 10 prevail overwhelmingly. Address
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-16

MOUBrIAG SILKS AZ REDUCED PICEs:-BA,
,,ourw WE'D reduced their extensive stock Of Faii ga
IyssSks 25 ter Now Mclrnpg store No
~ iJos1r1y d con 81 kichoes and Metropolitan dote
- '''' BARTHoLONcW WEED
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-16

UsTs, Uhqs FOR THE HOLIDiYs.--The beautiful
issnt Hs a RsrgrRIY LEAsK vl dsaelreo Yps s-
Ir is, mn HsT for eaIemcn OF rsiad taste 20 wear "a
~ ioiidays Solo the erens low prices ~ 2,
ores no 81 Ca-taan-si oppose CAai
of( (fesfen nd l.
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-16

EURs, FUgS-TBOAPSON ~ KoEsLER hhPoitrSis
ADD ptput,cr r. Of every description No - II 4
received e steamers seme ssfy sspes5 ,5 "a fr se 10
crs W. Sc Their Of Mink and chs. ne sl
iii ana eore Inducements OHeTedto cash buyer" "ho
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-16

Puyermachers Patent Hydro Electric Voltaic
Chs by tie highest medical the
Cure Rheumatism Neuaga, PaIays Palpiaols Head and
Toohsehe, Liver Complaint Dyspera ' Nitu Dance Its
Byseres Female Complaints Cal foE descriptive pamphlet
1 ar stt 81, ~
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-16

Wool Lopc. Sbawls, handsome styles and good quail
H. r a. 50 may be had TO-DAY and Tod0Naow, at n fcHc9ck
No 81 Broadway They the real $50 ca ooi
and arc oired cheaper
Der sreh sEtyb hso been offered Ia ts cry lhey are ~
f Inv sSN a. ooumOu Shawl aid 70 who wolt keep warm
colo ee'her u economical they nva
us Ihose interested would do well 70 attend 70 tinndats
long such prices for az anhssf' ~"
rI,oo r scod Double or Long Shawl Only afs" o. TIE
fefda fgorlC CCftf leit
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-16

Ladies that have the intention OF getting so1iesnips
nice in he line Of Furs od Of the tsc th
ferd WLLAn BlETa No lt6 Canal corner OF al .us.
ru biz pufaton cf selling the Lest goods At very %
~ Inc ssiue time they will have orpor unity o. %
plete Of Ladies Felt and Beaver bohHss anu ~
eftl's II