New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-25
rFaIl Style of Gen.le,nen,. ma..-pIRD


EFaII Style of Gardeners Mass-gIRD
OF Pine and Nassau-sreet has ready for H.
specon and sale The Fall Standard Pattern for Gentle
mems Hats Gs FSMkw-
IT Spencer announces 10 gentlemen tina. his arrange
completed for supplying according pre-
vious IDtialstion, FINE Fur HAT price ls3 25}
which s1s render it empha,caiy the cheapest well as
| Lowest priced Geutlenens Fur Hat ever sale in tins
CITY II is prepared in the same style which caracteriIes
article and Ike that article offered ala prce at
which be continued without an unusually rapid
sale. The Undersigned with si confidence dtrs IL TO he
for the gentleman aud economist The most desirable III
| Hatyet offered. (o2otfl SPENCER, 245 Broadway
u Orlando Fish, Fashionable Halter, Isl Broad
way would inform the gentlemen OF New York that his
Fall and Winter style Hats ready for their nspec
ton and critical Judgement Claiming the distinction OF
having been The first project and ABIDE by strictly
AmRsIcAN style OF Hats, instead OF serviley copying the
Fashions OF Europe, which often ucsuted cll
mate he rejoce to perceive that others have
seen fit to follow his Lead and that the following OF
European Fashions in Hats amost entirely abandoned BY
the leading manufactures.
He offers Winter style OF Gardeners Nutria Hats at
So so and them equal il material, finish, fashion
and durability any Hat sold low 81 the city
Bot he wishes distinctly understood that bis best Hats are
not sold al this price but al 81 Thee he recommends
as equal any sold in NewYork S. under, and
challenges for them comparison with any other.
Gentlemen visiting our city are respectfully invited 10
call his stock Winter hats and Judge OF
their quality. He conf cnl that whether The cteaPSt or
the best Hat desired The Inquirer viii here be satisfied
Try him. ts2otf) o. FISH, 157 Broadway.
~ Cunant, fashionable Halter, ESQ
Grand-Street, would inform the gentlemen 81 New-lorh
that his fall and winter style OF Hats are nos ready cr
Ia strict accordance with The principles Of economy
the subscriber has Introduced for the economist beauu
iu hne finished Fur Hal d The los price OF 81, which he
uhe si.aiingy ams equal 10 those sold expensive
parts CITY 81 30 and S. Persons who have been
10 the habit pais The latter prices tor their Hats can
frrp llypEA Ia an EyrIE
-peci Tor the Of four dollars. TO those who wish low
PRICED Hat be offers fne finished, substantial article
ainou, SO 62i Hat Also complete assortment OF Silk
ol8 lm CoNANT $50 Grand.sireei
u Ear HsHf- u1 SIS JO.-rLe subscriber having
e qualities oil beauty and durability, at reduced price,
has made arrangements his manufacturers by which he
will be enabled Wednesday Oct l2h, 10 Offer 10
bis customers, and the public generally, at
Gle which tor ineness OF material and beauty Of finish, h.
feels confident viii be equal if not superioro ny thing OF
the desert ptop That has, yet, bern offered The
will not insult an Intelligent pubic by SAYING in
the language OF advertiser who claims ,uate ~ the
fashions that the article now offered the same as THAT
formerly sold for six and even seven dollars still, he has
hesitation in asserting that roh al leas, twelve and
half per than The price asked. He Is also pre-
pared 10 sell a CASHMERE HAT OF superior quality a,
the price for which, together with an assortment Of
Satin Beaver Molekn and extra fine Fur Hats lie soicits
t olc ig, p'0''e s. wiSTERroN, 15s canast, NY.
TFaH Fashion Hats now rcndy-watson
Silk Hats only $3.50, recommended 10 the public not
only for but possessing all the elegance oil con-
tour OF the most costly combining utility with beauty; this
article cannot fail TO commend itself the connoeur
well economist Also, Moleskin Hats at $500 Beavers
$780, Cashmere and Nutria Hats at $3.50 each; these
standard prices and he need only remark that by
combining himself TO ono quality and price for each descrlp.
ton OF hats, lie enabled furnish Superior article al
prices far below those which Hats of the descrp-
ton vending by other manufacturers
steady and permanent, increase of patronage for the
last years sufficient indication OF public Jud CEMENT
and constitutes the best test OF their merits
Wholesale and retail, at WAISONS, l5i hathainst,
and I6O Rowery is,f
u Economy and Fnshion.-Supcrior Imita
ton MoIskin Hats cloth under brlms, at the extreme low
p'ce Of 81 So; Also very good article At -, war
s. 80 Ii any instance the above Hats do not give sails
faction to The wearer he can be fully satisfied BY giving IN
formation 10 J. w. KELLOGG, NO. l32 Canalst,
o8 Inn corner OF thompson
II DIR. j. Covert: Dear Sir-I have been troubled
for years with what the doctors the Liver Complaint
attended with continual cos,iveness pain in tie ie sma
OF The backat times troubled with coldnes of me
feet and legs being much troubled to sleep nights, anu IN
the daytime great anguo and want OF strength 10 OBTAIN
reliet made use of every thing in The line OF medicine
that within my knowledge with little elect
cuppcd twenty different places at one time, aud at
out The desired effect at length, after much hesitation
Life the result Of which, am happy 10 say was to restore
the digestive organs quiet sleep and general improvement
After using two bottles OF this medicine flnu myself ~
better health than have enjoyed for tour years past
then purchased bottle for my little daughter VINO
troubled for years with the asthma and have tue saac'
ZION ofsaynr that believe she entirely cured by It's use
SEWAL BENSON, No IS lIoraiio street,
New York CITY, October 18th, 1912.
Dr.. Covers office for the sale OF his medicines 100 Nassau
street.
ins's Medcaed Worm, DiarhGa, Dinner and Cathnrtic
New VorL o25 IT.
u Particular Nofice.-Those persons hayln
fcrnufe any Description dispose Of or who are break
ing up housekeeping, will nds ready sale Tor portion
or all b o sr Goods 10y 10
je2o If e. COLToN& CO.. 49, Chalfams'
u To Tailors and Hair Dressers.-lm-
proved Camphene Spirit Lamps mace expressly TO "olk
c5 In, g; MICHEL, 8 Catharine St.
Fa.sengers Arrived
In the ship Henry Pratt from CaHton-"al'ace Fasett
In The ship Ohio from Liverpoo-J Harshfeld T. Leech
NJ Heeey E. Hseley E. Stevenson, and 40 IL steefase
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw.YoRK, OCTOBER p, lasz.
IMMATURE ALMANAc-THIs DAY
THE SUN THE MOON FULL SEA
Else, IS Sets r7Rises So Nlorn S5NIor ev 10
Latest Dates.
LONDON ............ Oct. HAvsE Oct
LIVERPOOL Oct 4Ssw-oRLEANs...-.oc 10
Ship Garrich, Skiddy, Liverpool. E. h Collins 20.
Briggs Selma, Pay Wlscasse, IL s. Sise Clinton, Lyon
Savannah, SurgeS& Ceaman; Fanny Con-, BAKER SeoiSS
town. s. c., Geo. Bukley; Emily Sherwood Charleston
Durham Dimon; America, Waite, Santa Martha car'ha-
gen and market, Hsckresan & Co.
Schr Imperial, Reed, Darien, Geo, r. NJ. Dem; Mar
garrett Woglom, Petersburg. Jas Hunter America Somers
RchmonnA b. Cooley y Ce; Texan, Smith Apaachicoia
N. L. Griswold.
ARRIVED.
Ship Henry Pratt, Rogers, OF Philadelphia from Carton
18th hay Passed Apier 9Th July with teas, silks, &c. 10
II. Pratt, Mckron 4 &c, OF Philad
Ship Ohio, Lyon, so days from Liverpool, With adse TO
S. Thompson