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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-30

~ We yesterday gave place to very long
2a6 elabcrate letter f7onl Gen. Pscz il answer 70
some bret remarks We had made upon his coarse
in Venezuela and this country. This letter We
pabli>l ed pnaooonapai.iei by wogi Of comment
in or3er That he might have the NEST deliberate
hearing possible. We sbsl row take an early
OCCASION 70 sc: right his statements and So forth
tie matters II dispute as we consider tbs trash q
history demands, We need not say that IN this
We hsSe nothing se DO with the animosi6es Of
party spirit which may prevail in Venezuela
We .iadse with the ;mqarsialisy which belongs to
great dissaaoe ard the absence 81 sIl personal IN
teges, IA the controversies of tAat ooansy. Our
sole SIM is 70 vndIcase the truth and to see that
tie ease is fairly stated to the pahlsc-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-30
BUSINESS NOTICES.
KINGS County, DEMOCRATIC CoNFTR'

KINGS County DEMOCRATIC CONFIRM
ATfo MEETlSc-8te very large ard enthusiastic meeting
OF TIE Democrats held Carroll Enel, he evening o.
Tuesday >li Oct DA MEL Men AMARRA was appointed
Cheirnan and WiLLitH HART Hlnda Secretary.
On melton the appeal from the people Of R'caro1i
Couuty read, and three hearty checTs gave for L.
on rno'ion, Me.srs Geo. II Gourgs, Il. HeEen1n a1a
John Carr. appuu'ed Committee 70 retire and ira
resolutions expressive OF the OF TIE msens ara
nominate Member Of Congress for Inc I'd Congressioaa
District The following report Of he Committee W.s
adopted ,-
Hheyoas At Mass Meeting OF be Democracy OF Kings
County heid lie New Market, IN FlitoE-SL CITY nl
Brooklyn Tire evening oil 0closer q, to pass upon We
nomination Of candidates to be- supported al the en7'is
election, there not true decision oil the Chairman III
proc mining CoRSELiUs 5 BoGARDUs confirmed ny as
eeung, there beng majority OF t~o-thrds o. tht pr
sons present aguluSi nm: therefore. . 80,
Res14,ed That the ieues of PaiP 5 CEoaLf lhe Amy
nominated candidate for Congress for he Id CpaEre7,Gn
ri District adicrn Carol Hail. IN Srnrsi 10 rsaAls
with less confusion
Rfsired That in Philip S Crooke we have every assr
auce Of being represented tue Democrats and lae ie7
az universal liberty And that the proceedings he pub
Ushed in the Ne.York Herald and Tribune, aud Brook
yn Freeman and Eagle - "
On notion adjourn and 10 meet again at Carroll Ia.
Oh Friday Evening, at y O'Clock, when several eminent
sneakers viii address tie meeting,
DANIEL MCNAMARA, Chairman
WILLIAM HART Secretary.
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- We publish tins morning letter from
friend WHO has lately visited the Fox family III
Rochester, and witnessed the Spiritual Nantes
tations, 50 called there taking place. We vouch
for the perfect honesty and truth Of the writer as
we already haye done for the integrity and good
faith of the Fox family. There we stop, awaiting
more evidence That some influence, outside Of
and unconnected with the votion Of the family
causes these manifestations, we are confident
what il IS we have yet to be assured. We shall
continne to publish the testimony of observers of
This phenomenon from time 10 time, and request
those who write us to send as much of what they
have seen and heard and as little of what they
guess about it, as possible Let US observe and
report only Tor while longer
Our cotemporaries who so eagerly caught at
the falsehood that tie Fox family had quaueled
and that an explanation OF the humbug was
about to be made by part of them, viii not Of
course publish any thing contradictins that inta-
nous libel Having determined regardless Of
evidence that the family must be imposters be
cause the current theory of those who believe IN
he verify OF the manifestations caH'f be true,
hey feel justified IN making any assaults on per
soual character that sustain their theory No mat
ter-our columns are still open to statements OF
fact tending to shed Ugh; these singular occur
rences, whether on one side or the other. And it
Is bat iustice to the Fox family to state that at
present there are not less than forty or fifty
taniies-probably many more-in which mani
iestations are from time To time taking place
similar in general character 70 these reported as
occurring in theirs. Several OF these families had
never heard OF the Rochester Rappings when
the like Just commenced in their own dwellings.
If all this can be the result OF imposition and col
luson then it viii be hand to rely on human obser-
walton or human integrity hereafter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-30
n. Y. Opposition Nominations.
lfl5any Co.-Assembly, ! RoRER1 f Trspl
I Ell PERRY
UgomiHg-A PHrEAL NJ WARD.

MINNEsorA-AS5 ST. Paul's correspondent writi
Us full and particular account OF the late eleooa
for Delegate from that Territory, showing thati.
turned entirely on CRY Of opposition to tie
American Fur Company, OF which NJ. sibleya
q member, and had nothing TO do with politics
though Col Mitchell is a " hig and Mi Sbiey s9ss
with the Opposition Col Mitchell was not noa
mated as Wing poy supported as such, bat re
ceived votes in about equal proportions ir0z
either party, as did also Mr.. sibley. The Dis
tricts that gave Mitchell majorities generally
chose Opposition members to TIE Legislature
Our correspondent completely establishes Is
point, but L: cost OF space winch re cannot 4
ioni. The shove are the material facts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-30

FBox Turks IsLASD.-Tbe British brig GuH.
dian, Capt. COOK. arrived yesterday from Turs'
Island. whence she sailed or the 18Th inst Wa
lean from Capt c that the Island was visited 81
asevere rain storm few days previous to To-
sailing Of the Guardian. by which large nun's
OF the Salt Ponds were destroyed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-30

~ We invite public attention to the
large sale Of Water Lots and Privileges on the Hud4on
River, and Building LOIS or the Twelilh AMI IhTteenth
ava and on Forty.ourh and Foryffh SIS 10 be sold a.
ArcrroX By ANTHoST J. BLEEcKER, THIS DAY the 9'!h
INST al y O'Clock n the Real Esafe Sales Rooms bfo@a
ST. the whole forming one the most valuable river prop
cries in This City. and the grants taken on md ,a
for The Hudson River Railroad passes down The Eleventh
av on The rear the whole premises, leaving the wafer
privilege unCuched Extensive improvements are gong
on in The immediate vicinity The terms OF sale VIII be o
era TO the purchasers Maps can be had at the sales ooin
aln
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-30
BUSINESS MOTTO Es.

To ApvERTIsERs.-The LARGE CIRcU
EATON Of The Tribune both city and country and esps
caly In families renders the best possible medium for al
shose who wish make their business and wants known
10 the public way which VIII ensure the most prompt
Rndp bIr
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K : iOHN>TDNt
] 5. ANARLE


AIB4Ny, Ocsober -, lSsa
ESTIEMEN,-I have received your letter Of this
date, Informing ne that | was nominated by the
ArtlRS nj State Convention IS 8 candidate Tor
Governor. / have received also sou,e sinliar
communications from other associations ans ed
with reference 10 certAIa reforms affecting indus
trial Interests, Irrespective OF political divisions
You are aware that had been previously UoEnIn-
sted rs rhe candidate Of the Whis party IN CON
usc;i0n With tuur valued associates tor other I'M
7.artsgt public trusts While feel rrotoandly
grateful Il al my fellow citizens wh0 may honor
ne hv their confidence, sense Of political duty,
and al honorable obligation ard the other can
dates o. Eay party EeStra.ns me- t-oEa recognising
the sc;iou ef other parties whose preference might
seem re improve my prospects 81 the expense OF
nv friends. whose names sEe unltel with Eae On
the " he ticket
Ii is pToper for NE TO sdi thar, il II shoald be
the pleasure 81 the people 70 elevate ne 70 the
Executive chair ii this State. nly constitutional
sntieS should not be changed. nor ny conduct II
the discharge ot them Influenced, ny the course
taken in the election by say particular class OF cur
others or sny organization ether th21 the party
10 which ! belong Under 81, circumstances, II
woQld be my highest SIN 70 execute NY o5fcial
trust with far1nness ana impsrsIalIty. should be
sctpated BY 81 honest desire 70 promote !astlcs
10 uphold the supremacy Of tie law 70 f2cliltate
sA useful reforms; to second legitimate eRte2-
veFs for the redress If pubic grievances, ana TO
protect tie rights Snd advance the wetfsre OF the
whole people
an FeEy FzzFe'ay yq2r essie2t sszysa
To Sesl BeGsaa. Boxer p Joansso7s nd
5o12 ; AnAais Es4-s Ce[=zi-ee
SDoh = .ba ,,,o:.;o, ~ VI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-30

.HAsssAIgE-Th Caaoaf,s ~ H T.,traso.
claims tire election Of Morrison IN se IIId District
by p,nrsIsy Of 6 votes-sAe petarnS Including
the fosr MerTinao towns givinS Morrison s ~
and Perkins {. al.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-30

TrSIH ASSEMBLY DIsTIcr.-We Observe that
I. B WARD, Esq. has been nominated az the
Wig candidate Tor Assembly In the upper Dis
trics. This IS an excellent choice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-30
Tire Peoples Clothing Warehouse,
81 iden.lanp

u Where can be found the best stock
Of Mems ard Bows CLOTHING 10 be had in The City We
are selling of Over. Goats and heavy Clothing without
regard 10 cost BOUGHION hNAff.
$50 PCtsw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-30

q Ladies out shopping, and feeling the
need If ,aIaa1e L,Scu viii find TASTY end cheap accom-
nodsoi st the Patent Steam Ice Cream saloon "a Chat
hanlsquare upstairs The tables are served BY little mis-
Is and no exerions spared render the vands pasibe
ana agreeable Oy.ers all styles Steaks Pastry Coffee
Tea { c nj the brieest notice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-30
= 1fhig RATIFICATION Meeting

rg WING Ratification Meefing.-Ihe Demo
cratic Wings OF the Cry and County OF Ney-1 OK are re-
C,,as,a, m convene a, tle BROADWAY HOUSE on
THURSDAY EVENING. the 31st day Of October. q; !
r,clock for the purpose of RATIFYING TIE STATE CON
CRFss1ONAL and CITY NOMINATIONS
several distinguished speakers have been inred and
VIII address the meeting
Bv order Of the Wing General COMMITTEE
WASHINGTON SMITH, Cha'r1asa pro ten
wEleq2ML R BfESFi Secretaries. os1 It
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-30
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK. WEDNESDAY,, OCTOBER 3
WIG NOMINATIONS.

po~ Governor. WASHINGTON HUNT. Of Niagara Co
i.-. Gore-zs-. GEORGE J. CORNELL ofN Y CRY
l7,,,r, C,,.p .EBENEZER BLAKELY Of Otsego.
D., Is,,<eaor. Gen ABNER BAKER Of Jefferson
cl,,k Of .5rpa1ls. VESSEL 5. SMITH Of Queens.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-30

r CoSsEoI1oFT TaAAkssTsESo, Thursday,
Nor. ssth-
n THANKSGIVING Il Indians, Th1-s!ay. No
ve1rbar IS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-30
CRYAr CARrrr SALY OF SIS, 600 SrocR

SukkA1 \sAkR'ksk sNAkAf te TsaSsSVS - w n
Tie easEe sack a. CASsST1Ns, OF CLeTBS DkrGsSTS
AZ, 4e, Foz IL sISgs ~ FssrtS- sIs, gve De sole
sSese III Is neeesshs Having Ek2 taa iae Sa1
sane On lie 81 peceassr wstA e21re 2sw scs
O. steA sz4 esg@zl Ga-Fess &c- VIZ SCI taeE present
ssSsek q tss x25 posszvty 2sse2 IaaSe =
sSS sSa &vs1 themselves u TIE psezi oPpogE2zsIy o.
g~Fss4~szzg C&-Fsss ~ CREST h&rgx5sS
os sw* ~ = = as pesySs,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-30
GrHIN's premium FuRs.-A GOLD ME-

GrNIN's PREMIUM FURS.-A GOLD ME-
pAl AwARDEp-GENIS has received from the Fair al
Castle Garden, where they have been on exhibition for
several weeks portion OF his splendid collection OF rch
and costly Furs for the approaching Among these
superb specimens the following, ali OF which received
Premiums from the American Institute:
Full OF Russia Sable
Full of Hutlson's Bay do.
set Martin.
F0ll set OF Mink.
Fun set of Royal Ermine
Full set Of Chinchia
Sleigh Robe White Polar Bear
Sleigh Robe, Royal Tiger.
FVRS more magnificent nau these cannot he found III TINS
eny other city the Union and GsNlN invites the taie
OF New York 10 call and examine them lie Viii. THIS Fall
ana Winter present for their inspection and approval IN
assortment of Nuts Nicorines, Cuis &c unrNae IN Va
re beauty und excellence and graduated IN Prise ny ha
system of moderation which has heretofore characterized
al his dealings win the public.
GENIN'S stock Ch3dreus Felt and Beaver Hats Tor
the present and approaching season. embraces all tue most
recherche Paris modes ana great diversity OF fancy
STYLES, manufactured amer his patterns In i.sdies'
BonnetS the material. the vSriey il equally eN
Prdluc ell somewhat upon the taste display
cd IN his department GENN respectfully asks lite ladies' 10
pass their lud snsnt upon II.
lie would also cal al,enton ms large stock o Mems
CnidTens Velvet ara Cloth Csps OF nt.S ana highly
becoming shapes and SIyics GENiN,s l4 Broadway,
oeg p Opposite 81 rauls Ciurch.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-30

GENrLEMrN's FALL AND WlNrER
WrlR--WM r. Jennings ( Co, 2SI Broadway, opposite
the Park Fountain, viii this day introduce their new Styles
ofOyeUostS. ard other Fall AMI Winter Garments com
rrisns an assortment sye ard character far superior 10
&c productions ihcy have heretofore rendered aocepa-
Re In tb,r numerous PATRONS oil Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-30

may be prevented by wearing good woollen UNpERSIRTs
aud Drawers prevention is better than cure" All do
not require The kind Of under garments but some
should be Every size, style and Qus!ty may be pro-
cured very .o prices al SANXAvs, lag Wlllamsi near
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-30

r. Mr.. GoLpsMl1u wishes To be under
stc that lie ,le let tSkinc 'eS>ous IN Feinlsosap oa
tic ceap pla. limited 70 ths ssi tie ensuing month
scholar VI, have Alapt ti.c - Nlefe me course s. S
,cgvss as f,Sv ttsnr,i with o3her engagements iai7,s
clSsSeS meek st Mt (,s Fe1s, ~ bTosdWSS, 81 II A NJ
ana a T. NJ,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-30

\ NEW EPOCH IN MEDICINE
poes bronchitis cold or cough
1arra:CE. freud 20 take you ofl
Dc flushed cteehS and laboring breath
SlzZI5e yo. with fears OF DEATH
Does vClr SIDE, OF throat, or chest,
Fa.r, Gz1 rob you Of your rest
or dGcs Asthma Or caiaTTh
On yoay AaI'IGEcss make war
II rs 50. we've glorious news
SYo-rEN'S fSll.9GS CANDY Use
II that form. Cos Liver OIL
SlcAvnS, g92Ses.eS no EloTI,
Death Is cA<asea ~ his spoil
And CGu>Upl?t;oI.'s res. Is Q g.
NhclGs.le AMI TeiSi is BOwcTy, ri ChadW1cA, foa
Eervv Mrs Hays Brooklyn aid 81 the Drlge3sS general
" a; X FertS Der package. g. 1tt'3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-30
Jenny Lind.

The third Concert took place last evening and
was in every respect most successful. The Md
sumner NightS Dream overture of MendeIssohn
well preuded succession of airs and scenes.
whose performance was OF so high character
tl.at We are almost tempted to call il the finest
Concert we have yet had The orchestra lacked
little force in this first overture, as also in the
.J,ijifc OF &eber-but the genera! execution was
up to the occasion The point OF the eyeaing was
the effective contrast in Jenny Lind rendering
of the Non M DIR he'll idol MO from Mozart's
Don Juan ami that Of the lorna, toTaa from
Donizetti's Luca The delivery OF the two scenes
revealed perfectly the artists feeling and appre-
citation Of tie essential differences between the
two Masters and their music. The simplicity OF
the frst-its profoundquiet-the stiffness OF aztec
ton that cannot doubt. and the remoteness Of pos
sible sorrow. were most effectively presented, 1t
was q character Of intense feeling almost unknown
upon the operate stage, and the music and the
master were so worthy Of the sentiment, that the
simple execution fell quietly upon an audience
more prepared to wonder than enjoy, as all her
audiences must be for long time. The " o'na
lorna, she gave however, in arabesque OF erai
ornament, which alone would determine the char
acter of her vocalisation. II was an extraordi-
nary and exhlrating performance and merited
more honor than the encore could give it. But in
this the same integrity OF feeling was manifest,
although in directly opposite manner. The air
is nothing, and Ike very much of the Lucia music
quite inadequate to the sentiment of the opera,
/ ut the artist infused all the sunny sweetness OF
her nature into it. so that It received character
which only perceptve genius would feel ought
to be gwen 10 the music.
Terhaps the most entirely satisfactory song Of
the evening was Ind oh di Woke, from Der
Frevsclutz. Nothing could exceed the exquisite
proprietv with which this was conceived and de-
nvered. The G5pScy Song is bright bubble
fiom tie Camp of Silesia,' and Dalecarlian
melodv, Invitation to the Dance, concluded the
performance with the usual excitement OF the au-
dience who demanded the Echo Song, which len
ny never sang more clearly and eifectually. There
is peculiar effect in these characteristics north
ern songs. of material impression of space, hight
and depth which in kind is not unlike that OF the
Sistine choir In the last dying strain OF the Echo
Song. what cool clear far horizon is dstinctin
the mind as it IS 10 the eye from high mountains
The Piano Quartettc OF Messrs Benedict, Timm,
Drescl and Hoffman was an artistic triumph. 1t
was OF character with the whole evenings per
formarce. and we are quite sure that Jenny Lind
enjoyed it, # she heard il although it was too
purely scientific, too mucl, without striking melo
dies. to catch the general ear Altogether, we
have attended no concert more satisfactory Jen-
ny Lind was in admirable voice; il was not tired
as on Fridey and the audience was more sympa,
thetic than we had dared to anticipate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-30

III Ladies, # YOU want good par OF
VIII light or dark MD GLOVES for S. go to LlSDLEY
MrSpYs 80 Bleeckerst ard you get them or II You
are in want OF Bonnet Silks yeycs Ribbons, flnrlS ee
die Work Collars Embossed Sleeves, altered S!k hish
las or my kind dress trimming, you can fnd then
R-sn ri a.ionisllnc.y low lrlces.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-30

- Dr. NICHoLs's article IN the Water
Cure Journal entitled THE CURSE REMOVED: A State
ment OF Facts Respecting the Efficacy or Water Cure III
the Treatment Of Uterine Diseases and the Removal OF the
Pains ard Pers OF Pregnancy and Childbirth may be OBJ
tared CRowEN's. 5gq Broadway or OF SrRger Town
scrd. under The American Museum. oS0 AZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-30
< LApIys' Suog E,sTARLISn-

CANTRYLI,S LADIES SHoE EsTABLISH-
sgxvT7s establishment Is ny The exclusive sic . La
ees Garter Beers 6ySEtSS, SLIPPERS, ftES 10 ana e-
IL tAe rscsi Gassh5e SnG f&sy CASTSEtt tfS
sznstF lnaSs RgAAes 0ssrSAsS IS ~ sNeess sFt md
deserves he pStrpsge Of The @3 CsNTsEA- IS StSa
RapserN hesvserN ksssAS an4 Cisest Le.,es SIS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-30

A GRAND TEMPERANCE FESTIVAL AT
TIE TARERN4cLE-3r- C. THoRP, the reformed Drankard
corDonIy termed he Great Western Buckeye will de-
liver 40 address on Temperance the TABERNACLE Friday
evening Nov together with number OF the best Tenn
Brass Band engaged for the occasion Tickets D cents
to be had The door For The benefit OF the Drunkard
Widow and Orphan Doors open al Ito commence al .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-30
r. Fow1pRS 4 WELLS, Phrenol0glSts
ND Puhshc-s C2lon HAL Isl Nsssar- peA. Gas Psyk

BARNuM's MuSEUM.-We must really
Tse the Performances 81 his plstc They ar WY me
ie6 Two exceedingly lively pieces ss siSeFNsnn' a.
.ber With music spi Gscing sp tbs erenag e teach
as 5rs,Ns5so picarc oi The huecaesoA mos SNce
ieat SelScGca,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-30

IL The wonderful sale OF CARPETS con-
irrei fr few weeks leusez 81 % Bowery, EiSAM An
PERSONS, Tbs Neole socR Of CsFpe,S RGgs h7.5Eses
on Cloths Tsb.e Covers remnants q te Cioss >AsaeS
- ~ 5tN3 3, : reduction Ct - per cent preparatory
ax:csyc additions ard alterations, BY al means embrace
his rs-v c.sisce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-30

80 Doors of superior quality, at 25
found al Il Cortlsni--t under the Merchants Hotel 1t
would the vantage of all who wasn't 10 get articles
in The above line give Them call OYeT.Shoes and
Caters constantly on hand wholesale and retail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-30

E There is bat one way Of obtaining
easre>s-rGb1ci'ys ore way q oes4Ianing rEascilya
toyive p<,v e. enterprise sustained ana
Yoney tsa seam by WssoA The advertising IS kept Soss
PAlNEg'S AGENCY VII, Ysi hrSs1eSs n Esoo3 Hs aSS
ahe laacA%rcs READY - &c - Say, to be IS The
dief sgsgst u Ire stl P4ess - The Whole to, 0sScs
IL Tx Tribune Sa,sGlaSs,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-30
u THr MoRASp DAGUERREAN GAL

LYKY jestxhlisei lS4o ~ CshAs,-si OPPOSITE The Ma
ZION Al TEEkTYRThe p3cuTs this establishment siSnd
UNSURPASSED FOX hol0eSs OF oae, iAth1,As u likeness
49, ib5rshilfv az innrt.>s;on So 2peodt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-30

ALIEN DopwoRrn's DANCING ACADEMY,
rs Rreone~S,-ClSSses az Tae>sy WsiueeiSy, Fra:sy
&c 4 New Cisss VIII commence On Friday, Nov : Tor
beginners N'S ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-30

FALL AND WINTER HATS, CHILDREN
CAPS. LADIES' RIPPING BEAVERS. FuRS &C.-kSoH OF %
Fuion-st is ready his Fall and Winter customers Chill
dreu Ladies and Gentlemen Will find that he has made The
mos complete arrangements satisfy their demands
pedltiouslv and economically.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-30

Such IS the position Of WASHING
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THR FRSr AND ONLY COIN MEDAL
The DASugxRyoTYpy that received the arss and oHly Gold
Medal ever ayySrdc ny lhe American tnsfiA'e may eseS
a. BHtny's q tIySY ~ ana vi Brpsdwsy cor suion-s,
-, nasnarrs OWNS on Ivory hy RAApYs new Dcoces
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-01-12
B III R G III II " $
AT SALURRHTW


w. S. & II. p. WILLIAMS have lust
rcplcnished their Stock of Goods with the
very best assortment and the latest style
of Dry Goods, Cloths, Satinets, &c, Lin
nen, Shirting Northern Homespuns &C.
Calicoes latest fashions, at 5 to 25 cts.
per yard, rilk Gloves and handkerchiefS
of superior style, lower than ever offered
here before, and mems Hoskin Black
Gloves, good article, at 75cts per pair
a fine lot of Shoes and Boots of every
style: Hats and Caps, from l5cts to ST 90,
Fine Hats from 81 to $500
Groceries, Sugar and Coffee, superior
article. New-Orleans Molasses at scots
per gal. Iron, Nails and castings on good
terms All of the above will be disposed
ofas low or lower than they have been
sold in this market in many day.
In exchange for Goods we will receive
Beeswax, Tallow, and Feathers at the
market prices. "a
Come and examine for yourselves, for
we are determined to sell for small prof
its and quick returns
Jan. IL, SO, 81, If.