New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-29


spec,on and sale The Fall Standard Pattern for Gentle
mems Hats os FSM1W
II Spencer announces TO gentlemen thai his arrange
ment no* completed for Supplying according to PRE-
vieus intmaton, Fus Hat price tS3 25)
which shall render emphacaly the cheapest as well as
lowest priced Gent!emen's Fur Hat sale IN this
city Il; prepared in the same style which characierzes
our finest article and like that article offered at p1ce at
which be continued without unusually rapid
sale The undersigned with all confidence arms 1t 10 he
for The gentleman and economist the desirable Fur
Hat yet offered. tc1Hf] SPENCER, 245 Broadway
IF Orlando Fish, Fashionable Halter, l37 Broad
way would inform the gentlemen OF Network that his
Fall and wu,er style Of Hats ready for their nspec
ton and critical Judgement Claiming the Distinction OF
having been the first TO project and abide by strictly
AMRRcAs style OF Hats, instead of serileiy copying the
Fashions OF Europe, which often nnsuied eli
mate and manners ne reoices perceive that others have
seen fit follow ais lead, and that The following
European Fashions in Hats is amoa entirely abandoned b.
he leading manufacturers.
He offers Winter style OF Gentlemen's Nutria Hats a,
s. so and warrants them equal in MATERIAL finish, fashion
and durability TO any Hat sold low as 81 in the city
But he wishes II distinctly understood that his best Hats are
sold at this price, but al 81 81 These he recommends
equal any hat sold New-York s. under, and
challenges for them comparison with any other.
Gentlemen visiting our city are respectfully invited 10
call and examine bis stock OF Winter hats and Judge OF
their quality He s conf"cn that whether the rheePe or
the best Hat desired, the inquirer will here be satisfied
Try him. (s20f) o. FISH. lS7 Broadway.
u Conanf, FashionnbIe Halter, ESQ
Grandslreet would inform The gentlemen OF 9TH ~,
In strict accordance with the true principles Of economy
the subscriber has introduced for the economist beaut
full fine finished, Fur Hat the low price Of 81, which he
unhesatngIy airms equal those sodn more penslve
paris The city s. so and So Persons who haze been
in the habit OF paying latter prices their Hats
furnish themselves with article equal IN every re.
priced Hat he offers fine finished, substantial article OF
Fur HAS :, at equal 10 those sold for IS 90 or sve4 s
ols I'm CONANT $50 Grand.stree,.
" Fur Hats mt SO jO-The subscriber having
had number of applications for FUR HAT combining
made with his manufacturers by which he
viii be enabled on "Wednesday next Oct l2lh to Offer TO
Gle which, for neness OF material and beauty Of nsh he
feels confident VIII be e equal not .nprror1 ny hlnT OF
subscriber will not insult intelligent public by saying.
fashions thai the artlclu now offered is the same as thai
formerly sold for six and seven dollars STILL he has
no hesitation in asserting that or leas. twelve and
pared 10 sell CASHMERE HAT of superior quality a,
the for Ten og s o h o Hats bs
oo I'm p s. wiNTERToN, 1856 CanaLst:, NY.
~ Economy and Fashion.-superior Imlta
ptice Of 81 So; Also very good article at s., war
raned fur bodies. Fine Cashmere Hs reduced to
So So II in any instance tue above Hats do give salts
faction TO The be fully satisfied by giving in
formation to J. W. KELLOGG, No. IS 2 Canast,
O8 Inn corner OF Thompson
u Canes of Torroise-shelf Wood.-The sub.
rber has hand OF superb Canes mouated
with gold, and resembling Tortoise She'll it Is believed
this The only 10, OF the wood ever brought TO this market,
J. 8 CAULKlNS,
OF Iw" 2 Aston House, near Nesey seecl
~ lectures Geology by ). AUGUSTINE
SMITH, NJ. ID President OF the College OF physicians and
Surgeons &c.A Course of Eight Lectures on The above
subject and exclusively for the benefit OF The Lyceum OF
Natural History will he delivered bv DR.. }. Augustine
Smith, the Lyceum Building, No 563 Broadway, conf
mencing Tuesday evening, Nov. 8, altpas7 o'clock
and viii be continued every Friday and Tue day until con-
pieted These Lectures will be illustrated by numerous
specimens from the Museum of the lnst uon and by many
beautiful paintings, executed under The direction OF Mr. g.
Harrington, expressly for the purpose
Tickets tur the Course admitting lady and gentleman,
IS, and can be had OF the Committee.
Single Tickets, s.. JOSEPH DELAFIELD.
JOHN LIE CONTE,
W. REDFlELD,
c. A. LEE, NJ. D.,
JOHN JAY,
o2q iSN8 Committee on Lectures.
u New-NOrk LyCrum.-fhc Directors OF the |
NEW-l DIRK LYCEUM respectfully lnorla the pubis |
the Fourth Annual Conr,e OF Lectures before that In
,,itutioa " III be delivered in the BROADWAY TABER |
NACLE, on Wednesday, Erinc Of each week. commencing
No1ernber 2.
Dscourses will he delivered by the following gentlemen
SAML.. H. COX, ID. D.
One Lectme-Hon RUFUS CHOATE, ~. S. Senator from
One LectweEIon LEVI WOODBURY., (U s. Senator |
from New Hamp.hrc,) The Uncertainties "l History