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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-04

- IN Democratic " nag GeneT3l Z ON lnlttee.
SEPT Co. l85l-Rcsoref That It be recommended - the
Democratic Wing Electors Of the City and County Of New
Nors mble their respective Wards the 9th De-
toter next = NJ At their usual places Of meeting.
such other hour that day and at such other place
the respective Ward Committees shall designate. and Ia
such manner and pursuant 70 such rules and regulations
M the conducting If the Elections the said Ward Com
mtees shall make and prescribe for the purpose Of
lectpg Dele gates the following named Conventions the
said Committees two days previous public notice OF
said Election.
l. Judiciary Convention q be composed of three dele
gates from each NaId T. nominate Judge Of the >upe ne
Court of the Superior Court and Judge Of
tie Cour. Of Common Pleas.
? COUNTY Convention. to be composed four delegates
from each ard TO nominate a Recorder. surrogate.
REGISTER. Governor Of the Aims House. aud a COmms
sloner If Streets and Lamps
Senatorial Conventions. 20 he composed Of the follow
lng numbers That Of the Is, Senatorial Disfrr, To con-
sist OF twenty-five, each ward ectng four delegates that
Of the I'D Souatorl District % consist OF the same
Der each ward ellc'lng delegates that Of the Hi
Senatorial District 70 cnss Of the same number. each
ward eecing eight delegates and that Of the WITH sem
aora District II twenty beng four froR each ward
Each OF the sad Conventions % choose delegate from
the district At large before proceeding to MAKE noni-
1 Assembly Convent TO be compo'ed # eleven del
IN each Assembly District The 1t and I'D ards.
lid and WITH XIlth and XINth. XVIII aud XNth each
choose hye delegates and the ten thus chosen IN their
respective districts select from the district large
additional delegate, before proceeding 70 make nom-
District Conventions nominate Justices Of the Jus
tIces Courts and Police Justices Thew ards Of the Isr Dis
10 select four Delegates each those Of the Id Hid,
WITH Nth and lh five Delegates each. The Conventions
be composed IN each District, where the number of
DELEGATES elected 10 choose additional
Delegate from the District at large, before proceeding to
nomination
4 Committee 20 nominate Charter and School officers.
Of such numbers the Ward Committees shall seyeraly
designate
The Judicial Convention VIII assemble the 18th. at y
p. VI at the Broadway House.
The County Convention the lith, at y NJ, at the
same place.
The Senatorial Conventions at the following named
places on the 18th. ~ II '. NJ.
Ist Distrct-AIarion House
lid Dstuct-NItarv Hall, BOwer.
lid Dstuct-Broadway House.
iNth Characterization Hall.
The Assembly COnv eutlons nj the time, where the
District consists OF single Ward at such place As the
Ward Committee shall de agnate
Ist Assembly Convention at No Broasway
Id Ciiy Hall Hotel, College place.
Ntf-Oms 81
NtNth-HudIllng's 8h-av.
The Ward Nominating Committees tor Charter Officers
to meet such aud place the Ward Committees
shall order. JOS VI. PRICE, Chairman
HENRY SNYDER, (c.,.o,.x,.s
MARcEILUs FFILS Secie'atics' "a
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Isp,. RrrBER CHIvALRY.-L. CASpER.


HaYwARD RuEoER 20 ~ Wm A. BatkInshlu. Treas =
NEwaYK INDIA RUBBgR Co, By Hiram Hutchinson
Prest FORD Co 49,, =, y,
TIE parties above nar,eo, who falsely charge II IL
nay vlh riTa,iur Parent owned b. them aud ;ner con
fpdeTates cal - CoOcyears Patent ne1t ny sprcia
attention this time l. expos ne thIs Ve ctnuhh
have for month. past publicly charged tbs pretended ~
tent as fraud and DE- These 'er5rs charges
mad. IN Il newsgsperE ny own same hIe thsf
sri, Il law rsTdHg aud a. issue Der e the cun'-
tired f--rsls u he c0rutry. The parties took iner
tsst;rorv had pnfec the cOuhI cal 81 the hfF
about dozen LAWYERS and brcg-a u = Trenton Their pn
cl vl,teses the SIT at law for SIC goo damages was
cal Cd IL open Court ihis suit nv 'ed the te Z TIE
pa euf of,red 10 try Z, the comrinit q backed on
ceuaIced jgcg Tr6 NJ Il noL sult LcA ufe oen o.
t,lrrd agarrst ms swndirg Patenf Tie p'aintil,
brought Ia az affidavit u ther as ciate 1ad part neT
W,Iirr 1rcs1 ana .hu1ed o1t ~ rral Yet these -hv
irns fentieeu continue their disgrao.fu practice OF
fhre.fenirr frc sscticn = ~ ale merchants
crrur, their position = the cinl cousidefa
,,1r RI n frerds aaG customers. while ana happy -
r.ouc. M facilities for nans shoes have been d1u1-ei,
spd an now ready receive fresh orders. hop =
srI my orde,s IN fun and nom urom1 y here tfts. with
~ rcreaseS frllI'ies Prce. Daf, bes; Pa T.Daa
R,bner sboes IS cents Womeus, q cents. AL others
IN rropciton Car Spiinrs. 81 cents Der pou-d Steam
Pscti,'s 90 cfn's per pound net. HogAcE Il. DAY,
Manufacturer InTen'0r and Owner % l. ln1a
a o. Rubber Patent. No q Count sndi-st
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From Texas.

The Houston telegraph of the 18th of
September. saws gentleman who has recently
Travelled through several of the frontier Counties
between the Trinity and BrazOS has informed Us that
the drouth has been so severe IN that section that
the grass through belt of country more than a
hundred miles broad is literally parched up. II
so dry. that when rubbed between the hands, 1t
crumbled like dry furZe The cedar forests IN many
places all brown and Sere. and scarcely living
tree could be found for miles.
Fires had swept through some of these forests, and
thousands of acres had been cleared enecually as
# the WOoGman's AK had been busy for years. The
pralres are parched that the buffalo have deserted
Their old haunis, and the Indians are compelled to
wander far to the north for game. Many Of the
prairie tribes are III starving condition, and unless
the Government furnishes them food, all the troops
IN the Union cannot keep them from stealing the
cattle OF the frontier settlers. Ii also says
We have been informed by Mr.. J. w. Lawrence,
who visited the bed. that the coal strata near the
mouth of the salt Fork are from six 10 ten feet
thick and appear 10 extend quite across the country
from the BIaZOs TO the Trinity, and westward 10 the
Colorado. An immense bed Of iron ore OF the best
quality, Is found near the meuth of the salt Fork
Thousands of tunS NAV be procured on the surface,
scattered over the hills and along the raylneS
Should this coal be found equal IN value 10 the btu
mnouS coal III the Western and Middle States, the
now cesolaie regions Of the Upper Brazos may ere
long be the seat Of thriving manufactures ryallng
those of Cincinnati and Pittsburgh.
The Galveston Journal OF 18th INST SAYS Capt. Al
eXander Stevenson, well-known TO most Oh our clt-
Zens arrived IN our city few weeks since, and has
been missing since last Friday evening, when he was
seen BY Mayor upon the beach, he irly naked EVIL
IDENTIFY laborng under the effects OF mama p0fu.
Not beng able 10 persuade HIM to accompany HIM TO
town, Mr. Stuart fastened TO procure assistance 10
bring him IN, but returning the spot where he
was last he could not be found. IL is feared that
some misfortune has befallen HIM. His hat, coat,
&c, have been found, and II Is thought then owner
Is dead "
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To THE PuBLIc.-THE Hat FNrsHERs'

10 THE FUBLIC.-IHE HAT ffNisHERS
Usos have pursued such has gained for them
business enables them oer and advantages
which. when thoroughly understood must over Ehe m
them with business The principles or Associated LABOR
have been ably aud frequently discussed and It's pracica
bity now settled beyond dpab Yet la1ar from the
protectlon which gwen % atorl many perSons nave
considered the immense advantages ~hch are 70 be
derived from this system First the principle Of lndivdu-
al interest here fully tegsi09ed. All IS clear . pei
that where directly engaged IN the own m
terests they Will pans ne p@rfscinS y ther
work Thus the merchant who EpI await himself 10 ihe
fulles, .Isfr Of the "a ened eek knows
d's.,yr,,ve f,,nre IN ,He 10000 r-ioco7e J. -
wel-aaow fact that most large manuftcoTies whore
great Eumber q Apprentices empio 20 ina 'Aetc y
immense amount " WASTE, al Assoo'aDol these
Ever Individual is selected fr he situation which he IS
qualified ILL and vii feel deep PERSONA interest
IN turning everthing u the res possible acc juAl ms
together with the Iuccious enpioymsnt o. le WI Ds
found tc nmense inilthce On 'Ae fto-o -
business Again, AssocIston presents ano ner -
feature, The facility 4 rtsny aae q.is capSi .o
the advantageous conduct 4 siness IL D, %s4-Ie1
ceived pfOvero that goods well bought are ha s3o anu
none can buy vel those who pa TIE cis Ia ~
of the foregoing PLAIN and un teable pDsispas mus gs
self evident truth that Associations POSSESS naen'e az
vsntszes over individual ehterlrts and IN tns e'Soh
we place the HAT FINIsHERs' UNION Composed o. me
sbles wcrknen and POSSESSING s1hciehc. % liz
enable them 70 purchase entirely Tor cash. tney are l
warranted offering the following gTeai lnaocsneus 70
Fpss They offer Hat which for richness Of material,
elegance Of style and excellence Of workmanship, AEFEk
Seeona They offer for 81 Hat superior any 81 Hat
sold elsewhere and equal 70 the beat Hat soldm the Oeu
States. Great Britain or France a.
Third They offer for SO Hat vastly sUPEkioH 20 the
50 Hats sold elsewhere and possessing ALL OF the STYLE
And finally They offer the ADVANTAGE OF 0ne-p.ee
system, that persons dealing ~i'D thsi nay %
fullest Of receiving the full value Oi then
We stand or faii upon our m.rlt; ,....
HAT FINIsHERs' UNION,
No. III PARK kO~, opposite AstDf HOUSE.
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lIr. L0deT'S RepiV
nlEr.r - ~ Am M ntn "a
TO Ma Tocnv,S and Geo W.. Hall Ne@-York

y Our types said yesterday that The
~ Y. Tribune published articles approving the kill
ing Of Sheriff steele IN Delaware. We meant to
say articles Dr0rng the killing 10 be Jsstliabe homi
eide. 10 is due 10 The TTbbns 10 say that Il believes
murder lnd tObaccO-che~ing to be injurious"
~ The above IS from The ldbany Atlas, OF
course there Is not another paper N the world
that could be 50 meanly malicious and trIcky
false, IN, Ncr- Yo,k Erpr,ss only excepted. We
have published articles approving the Mex
can War-to wit, Folks Messages and The most
sweeping and plausible essays against the Pro-
tect!ye Policy the lndlssolut,hty o. Marriage,
and nearly everything else thaJwe consider most
sound and vital. But views were all
the time widely different fre,a these, and were
fully set forth IN these col INNS So WIN the
killing Of Steele above rsiened to. We pub
llshed several accounts Of that tragedy fiom Va
rous parties and eyewitness, letting each tell
his own story, while We gave separately oar
own views IN, Ailos understands the whole
case. and - deliberately decclylng it. readers.
II knows well that neither approved the
killing Of Sheuh Steele nor pronounced II II" jus-
tlfable homicide Tlen why snoulGt swlndle
a. above
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assumption OF the Boomer approximate man. he
appreciation Of the comfort TO be dervrd from the use ~
the shawl Shepherds Maud, they designated IN
Scotland where they have long been worn as protector
against and cold turning to his purpose that appen-
dage ms journey by land and water and some after
the fashion Of the old country have adopted them as
promenade garment. This however Smacks too much of
the Boomer but certain that they very seHceabe
railroad and steamers, As they may he
readily converted into Cloak. Wrapper Bed blanket
should require They the fabric If the Bay
State Mills and Messrs W J. JENNINGS Co. u No 23l
Broadway have the agency for the sale Of what e. the
traveller NAV be considered invaluable addition t. has
warCr ODE % 80
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To PAINTERS ANB PUBLIsHERs-The

NEWTON COMPANY specfrly call the attention OF Pm
srs and Publishers their improved Type and Stereotype
plates &c The Improvement consists giving To them
epnef face al about third additional cost that their
durability increased direct proportion % the supersr
enacy Of copper type metal which. according 10 cor
rect eKDernnents u IS 10 l. From TINS single TACT
Will at he perceived that thin face u copper must
rye extraordinary endurance 70 printing surfacs and er
penence has fully proved such TO be the The Com
pany have secured letters patent for the improvement and
hey are prepared TO receive and execute 0eTs at their
adjustment 8 North Wlliam-st New-Yors.
TIE following papers printed me copper tyPe
Nsw-Y Courier and Enquirer. New-YorS Daily Tub-
me Bostop DAILY Journal Boston Flag Of Our Union;
Boston Pictorial Drawing Room Companion, New York
Organ, and others. NEWTON JoMPANf,,
isSI TuThEStf North WllaIn-st ~ Y
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A1n.xv n1-rcuM,x-The PLZadelphia

Srif Of he A0e speaks - follows Of this popular paper
The AUGng DsfciDGa a canItal papeTone 81 ainuse
ent and laughter rs articles nearly al original ana
hi frstclas authors ana what few selections makes are
cued with udcicusness that disp avs talent ard gopd
taste Jfe fc should be N the hands u every lam
sIde circle" ,-,. ,,- -
The contents this week " The Fathers Revenge or
the at If the Suuegies" 80 The Russian Seri, ID an
~eys of KIss,ng m the Oak Had 10 wait Tor ms Turn
@Crnubs fT al kinds Of Chickens aud any quantity OF
nther inn Enr sale AZ al TIE News Depot
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~ The AMERICAN MAGAZINE isla new

Monthly Just started IN England. HENRY II. PACL,
Editor, No 81 st,Mar,ins Lane, London. The de-
sign i 70 render i a stated medium Of comnunIca
ton between The abIe,i American winters and the
British reading public IN or Judamen, an excellent
idea We have no, yet received the full work. but
note from tie Editor apprses Us that !, has been
celyed with decided favor by the British Press such
a work may be rendered interesting and instructive
to many Americans a well as B,l,0rs, snd We trusI
l. may BE- widely Disseminated
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, SATURDAY. OCT. 4, is5l.
Wing stale Nominations.
For Europe.

The I. :. Mail steamship Washington, Capt.
Floyd. VIII leave this Por; TO-DAY, at noon,
for Bremen and Southampton. The S-ri-
Wokly Tribune, containing all the latest news,
car be hao at the Desk This Morning, N wrap
pels ready fox mailing
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PRoF. ALEXANDER c. BARRY's TRropHEa.

OTIS, OR INDICATED COMPOUND The light Of expert
ence is the safest guide all that regards the treatment
4 the human system and when philosophy and expert
prove the value of any PREPARATION We
have guaIautee o. It's excellence unmpeachabie as
miad and Furnish or sNep,cism require. The
pamnhle; IN which each bottle Of BARRY's Tncopherous
Is folded Oilers the unansweTalle arguments backed
b} an arm Of irresistible facs 10 prove that II VIII pre-
serve restore beauty and cleanse the HAIR and relieve
dseses IF he SKIN the muscles and the glands In that
pamphlet the Il the highest ot the SCI
ontfc world aUayed 10 show the identity Of substance N
the and harihat the diseases which affect the one act
upon the other aad the remedies which restore the
health # the VII likewise strengthen and nvlgorate
,he hsT Scurf and dandruf are not diseases u the hf
but Of the kin # the head These The Tncopherous
moves IN one Two applications and IN Iashes, whether
drY OF pustuous rhe lmatism. and IN every affection II
tho 81 IN the muscles the glands, we'll every
species injury which those may have suffered
VIII give immediate and permanent relief Sold IN large
bottles prlce 2 cents the principal Office No 1877 Broad
way New-York For sale by the principal merchants aud
druggists throughout the United States. Canada Mexico
West Indies. Great Britain, France.
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x The hes: eyidence that can be az

~ The hes: evidence that can be ad-
duced m favor OF the eca0oRsness Of HooELAND CIR
de,srd Tor them from all parts OF the Union
and although there be wany compounds prepare aud
revreser ed as beng WORTHY ~ liberal PATRONAGE YET
We feel med 10 TemarS that the vast n<n1er OF
Testimonials with which the worhg doctor has oeea bon
cred hy persons oG the hghest character and
iy Who found necessary TO hAEe fscoulss ~ nS nv
pstaiion u testimony sufficiently cnno uSve THAI moe
eec,ua remedy for the a. most immediate ree oil these
afflicted with that dnefa maalady, dyspePss has Is.s
been discovered Nessss A h i u sands, No. loo tu-
tn II. and Rang No ise Broadway corner oi 'aan-
.t are the agents Of this city.
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" Churches. Hotels. Steamships and

pryste dwellings supplied with ELEGANT Silver Name and
Number Plates new and beautiful designs ared the
most substantial manner and elegantly engraved. at very
low prces Orders bT express 20 pant OF the couu
IN TvrPpFIL No 902 Broadway. corner Duane -
Ranch Store No 10 Mall-st % lmTlThSS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-04
IL WooLyy HEAD AND SILVER GRAY

Overcoas and Frock Goats can DOW be procured from
TAILOR NcKIMw. corner of Beecker and Carmne-sts.
Pot clans on the fence should procure them and ms
vera allie Pants They constructed that either the
INT or dark SIDE may be 0utwardly, the interest
or VIZ hes of the wearer dictates.
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"a " Caesar W

~ Caesar wore laurels to conceal his
Badness saws the hst0ranan evidence that badness
has been considered evil from remote time but hap
ply bald heads viii soon become obsolete under the ln-
Of DAVIS Hy pcron For sale at the principal de-
pots So Iudows and 1872 Broadway Of John st.
also for sale of BoweTy and Grand SIS 32 Hud-
son-Sreof ~ Broadway, Of Nnth-s, and by drug
e.sts generally. Prce 23 cents. IN large bottles.
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10 Thousands are suffering bv humOr
shut the system. and docoIed for imaginary
plants Use DR. :. A. WEAvERS Canker and Sail kheun
SyUp with tie Ceate the ellie wnich your pAitcu
lar attention = called n another column Get the humor
out upon the surface, where u be cured By Dr.
WEAvKR's Cerae. aud you Will healsa and money
Sod B, RAnMAY \ Co. Log Eulihu-st y y.
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u Housekeepers, and all others, in want

Of Bedding Bedsteads &C would do well % call at NJ
WuLARDs old established Wareroom', $50 Chatham-s',
corner OF Mulberry where may be found the largest as
Of articles IN his line ever offered to the public
of Gathers Beds Mattresses SC Patent Screw
and Cots whOlesale and retail sl lmTuTb&S'
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y In nemocratic Whig General Commiffee

It Advertisements for The Tribune Of Monday ought to
be sant m hs.ore o,csock on Sa.uriay evening.
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VERY LATE News FROM THE PLAISs.-
MI Polk. who lately reached -. Louis, left For
Laramie on the ,th ult, making the trip 10 ST. LOUIS
IN sixteen days.
thirty Ave miles this side Of the fort. some ttcers
thousand Indians were assembled, consisting Of
Sioux. ArapahooS Cheyennes. Snakes and deputa-
tons from other tribes The regular council Tor
treaty purposes had not then commenced, although
Col Mitchell and portions OF the Indians arrived At
Fort Laramie on the Isl ult. This delay occurred
IN consequence of the slow progress Of the tram
containing presents for the Indians. &c THIS train
Nj Pols met about one hundred and thirty miles
from me Treaty Ground, bur getting on very RAPIDLY
al that time Il was supposed that the negotiations
would be concluded Oy the 10Th. but they might be
prolonged 10 the 25th, NJ which time the Commls-
sion would start for home.
Nh Polk met M Kendall and others Of ms party
al Fort kearnv. They had met With so many acct
dents and DELAYS as 70 disgust them with The TIP
and MI. kencall, hT eatman. MI Dillon, and
Others OF the party, were on their return home sLord
Fitzwilham and one or two other gentlemen were
determined 20 persevere IN the journey
HoN. LucIvs LYoy.-The death of Hon.
Lucius LYON of Michigan has been announced Mr..
LYON was one OF the most eminent Of the Western
pioneers. tie enlgraec from Vermont 10 Michigan
IN c2l-and from that peroc until his death he occu-
pied hgh positions OF public trust, and enjoyed the
public confidence and esteem He was delegated 10
CongreS II 1889, from the then Territory of Michigan
member of the Convention which formed the pre-
sent State Constitution L :. Senator from the ne W
State of Michigan. member Of Congress during the
administration Of Mr.. Polk. and subsequently, l. :
General for the States Of Ono, Indiana and
Michigan
II The Postmaster-General has estab-
lished a post-offce, at Frankenmuth. Mich. IN the
County OF Saginaw, AID appointed G. Remember.
ger. Postmaster.
fv Mr. Webster is expected to be at the
New Hampshire state Fax, At Manchester, ner,
| week
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tY TAyLoR's SALOON, No. 337 Broad

way opposite the Tabernacle Oysters Fred. Stewed.
Roasted Broled, and the half shell Beef Steaks Nut
ton CHOPS Roast Beet aud Lamb Poultry, Game, One
lettes Ham and Eggs OYSTER Paitics Mullins, Toast,
Charlotte Russo jelly Ice Cream, aud Fruit Ices, Fruit,
Coffee Chocolate Tea. Lemonade, &c. Every attention
rand to the comfort ladies' and gentlemen who VISIT thus
establishment. $50 I'm
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A FAvopIrF REMEDy.-We believe no

medicine the world has such astonishing proof
Of ITS efficacy the OKygenated BterS In OF Dys
pepsa and General Debility. this medicine acts IN the most
agreeable manner. restoring health and cheeTnlness,
when all other remedies have failed. Pamphlets contain
Ing certificates of most remarkable cures, may be had
gratustousy of the Agents
For sale by ID Sands, 100 FultJn-st A. l. Scovill
Co BIC and c II Ring 1872 Broadway and b. Druggists
reneralx the United States
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u Catharine HAYES or Jenny Lind

flock to the agen Of CLIREHUGH'> celebrated and
aHxiousy sought after TRIcOPHERoUs. It. many VIZ
tues are eHtoed and It's cheapness hailed wfh los by
Millions who can now Tevel the use Of tins splen-
did article The sOfness which lmpas to the har the
rapdiiy with which danduf and Scurf removed from
the skIn the tone vgor, and strength with which i I'M
the blood vessels and absorbentS connected With ne
growth of the HAIR the theme and praise Of ever
tongue Nothing has given such general sa faction
nothing has been widely spread and nothing has hled
the wants Of the toilet completely ClTehrgs ncOph
erous Principal Office No l79 Broadway Rice smith,
New YORK Hotel c II Ring, John and Broadway.
Price 50 cents per bottle.
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Z" Now do Paran sing now wTeaths prepare.
And with repeated dos I'll the air

u For SMITH, the greatest costumerOf
the age IL selling of ms immense stock Of clothing, con-
stng If every variety Of 0yercOas Dress Coats al aston
shDgy low prices The Smith T. SMITH, Jr lO2 ful-
ffn 90
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fashionable world Call and inspect hrs fall style They
are pronounced beautiful popular and becoming Try one
of his elegant Hats from which every vaety style and de-
scnptoD be selected at p DAviDs, No SOL Broad
way mex, door u Duane-st
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News TO THE DEAF.-Dr. LUTENER has
arrived IN the CITY His patients and the deaf can consult
him at his Office Ne 499 Broadway. door above the
American Art Union, from TIL o'clock. Deafness dis
charges from the external and IN the head cured
without nsk pain Fee for consultation, ST. Unpaid
letters refused. o2 ~