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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-28
Late and Important from Bucnos Ayres.

BosroN, Monday, October p, 1851
The brig Braman brings Buenos Ayres dates
of the 9th September. The most intense excite
ment prevailed IN Buenos Ayres to the pro-
gress of the war There - no doubt that Ur-
quiza and the Brazians have made junction
and that the BuenOs Ayrean Genera! had lost
5000 horses, and the baggage and artillery OF
one division, without the firing Of gun.
letter says there is not much doubt that the
Banda Oriental question is settled.
Orlbe, driven to extremity probably by the
large force opposed 70 him, has requested the
French Admiral to receive board his vessels the
Argentine troops and convey them TO BuenOs ATes.
This was refused and all the Oriental troops OF
Orlbes army have deserted, and even the Argentine
troops refuse 70 tight, saying that they have had
enough OF It.
The French AMI English Admlrals, after confer
ence declared they should not interfere, and It was
feared that Buenos Ayres might be blockaded.
As the Brazilian Admiral, Grenfell, was going up
the Panama River one Of his steamers, the Alphon-
so, fired INTO from small fort of Rosas, and
the rigging was SO much Gu! mp that he was obliged
to put back to MonteyldeO
The Busnos Ayrsaa Pocket IS confident tina. even
# onbe IS defeated IN his first encounter with the
enemy, he Will finally defea, them 1t says lie
is IN his own territory, and with the sympathes Of
the native population, war Of resources, or the
guerrilla warfare that crushed The power and under
mined the prestige Of Bonaparte himself IN ths Pen
Isula campaign, would be next 10 Intermnaole, moi
to speak Of the intact resources Of this Republic,
that are now husbanded with proyiden. economy
that they may strike decisive blow when the h!tng
opportunity arrives.
In Bvenos Ayres the news as received had caused
frghtful fluctuations IN the paper money Last year
at this time ounces quoted at 232 for the week
ending September 9Th they had been high as 1916,
and closed at 300, with prospect Of going TO 400.
From the tore Of the Packet, At Is ~ ged that
Rosas IS attempting To iomcnt Kepublcan feoe Ion
IN Brazil which would require the return ofthe Bra
allan troops. More Brazilian steamers and about
800 German recruits had arrived at Monteylde0
Another letter, Gated Buenos Ayres, sept
says " There IS perfect pane here today, anl
ounces have so.d Tor 800. the BraZsliIns ani VI
quIza were Carrying everything before them, ihd ~
was feared would s.de Buenos AyreS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-28
split amongst the Democrats.

ALBANY, Monday, Oct. Y, I8JI
Hon MosEs p H,rcH, Democrat. OF Otsego.
IS out with a long address TO the Democratic
Electors of the Twentieth Senatorial District.
IN which he opposes the election of the nom,-
noes of the Democratic Convention at Syracuse.
on the ground of their antlCanal opinions. He
says no sane man can be induced 20 vote Tor
Chatfeld * Co, unless the grosscst deception
is practiced by the opponents OF the Canal. He
appeals to his Democratic friends. who stood by
him at the Senatorial election, TO stand firm and
vote only for men known to be purely Canal
mo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-28
By Telegraph to the New-YOrk Tribune.
Southern 7tleorspa oc,, corner Haaecer aad Beavers
From the South-yirginia Election.

BALTIMORE, Monday OCT =, IsoI.
In Virginia, returns from the Nth District rem
der it certain that Goggin, (Whig) is defeated BY
Powell, (Opp.) by 40 majority. J. ii. NJ. Beal.
Opp is elected in the Myth District. and
Thomas ). Bocock, (OPp.) in the IVth District.
Wilson's majority is very large. The delega-
ton stands l3 Opposition and Wing Same as
last Congress.
The only change that has occurred through
the election IN Virginia is, that the Wings
lose HAMMOND, IN the Wheeling District snd
Gain Faulkner IN the Nth District. The wea-
Their here is very cold and clear.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-28
Railroad Murders.

We believe the day of No blame Is to
be attached to any one is nearly over
We, at all events. are sick and tired OF 1t.
If two Railroad Trains are propelled 1t
full speed into each others face and eyes,
killing. manning and crushing ten or twenty
passengers. it is sheer nonsense to talk of
mistake. misGalculatlon and say the conduc-
tor thought so and So If the right to the
road were not clear. then the Company or
its General Superintendent should be III
dicted for manslaughter; if the right uere
clearly with but one of the trains, and the
other were running ont of time when the
collision took place, then the conductor OF
that train should take his trial for murder
The man who fires Il musket into a crowd
in sheer wantonness and kills is accounted
i murderer, though ne had no particular de-
sign 10 kill any one and the man who runs
a train into another train when he fnowS
the road does not belosg To him, should be
confronted with twelve men in a Jury-boN is
promptly as may be. There must be exam
pies made of the culpable authors of Rail-
road calamlties, or a very large share OF the
travelling public will abandon the ears
henceforth. Let us see ii there is nerve
enough in our administrators of Criminal
Justice to put wholesale slaughterer by
means of Railroad smash upon trial for
his life. The mere effort would excite a
salutary influence ever more.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-28
List OF Premiums

We shall print tomorrow an accurate
list of all the silver cup, gold, silver and bronze
medal, and cash premiums awarded at the
Twenty fourth Annual FAIR of the American In
stitute, carefully copied from the official record.
1t was prepared for this morning, but was crowd
ed out by other news.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-28
and jealous friends. Friends Of the Canal

Enlargement, see that the names ofGEo. w.
Patterson for Controller, JAMES c. FoR-
sYrH for Secretary of State, JAMES NJ. Cook
for Treasurer, DANIEL ULLMASS for A'tcr-
new General. HENsY FIrzHuGH for Canal
Commissioner and H. c. SEYMOUR for
State Engineer--each and every one OF
them-are borne on the ballots you vote on
Tuesday of next week
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-28
London Agency for the Tribune.

W. THOMAS 10 and 81 Cathanne-street Strand Is Al
thozzed subscriptions and advertisements for
The Tribune IN London.
Our friends Great Britain and Ireland. by renting
WM THOMAS above l2s Cd, by Post-ofce order, will
receive this paper one year
EDwARps SANFORD Co, of II and ls Cornhiu, Lon
don and Columbia Buildings, Liverpool, are appointed
European Agents for this paper keeping the Attest num-
bers ALWAYS hand of sale also TO subscriptions,
oriers nd ADJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-28
.NO-Party' Men.

he question OF the immediate Enlarge
ment of our States grandest and most
benefcent Internal Improvement affects
directly the welfare Of every resident and
property. hoder in cur noble City. That
Enlargement will reduce the cost of trans
portation between this and Buffalo about
one-half, and thereby immensely increase
our receipts of Western Produce and the
Western demand for goods from New York.
1t Will establish forever the superiority of
New-York as the point Of cheapest and
readest access on the part of the Great
West to markets and to supplies of such
Wares and Fabrics as it may need.
Every dollars worth of fixed property in
our City will be increased in value by the
speedy completion of our Great Work.
Every merchants. mechanics and artisans
range OF custom viii be increased by 1t.
There must be more work for carmen,
builders, street-openers, PAYERS, steyedores,
&C.. &c, if that enterprise is carried
through, as proposed by Gov. Hunt, and
enacted in the Nine Million bill. And
through all the cold dull season of the next
three wears. there will be work and cash
wages on the lines OF our Canals for many
thousands of stone-masons, eXcayators,
lock.buiIders, &c, &c, if the More Speedy
Enhancement is pressed forward. At least
Ten Millions of Dollars more will in these
three years be paid out for Labor, if the More
SPEEDY Enlargement is prosecuted, than will
be if it is set aside.
Electors of New York, whatever may
be pretended elsewhere, you kaolC that the
party claiming to be democratic Is, rs a par
m. here hostile to the Nine Million bill. You
know that this party fought thar measure to
the death with all manner of asperslons and
denunciations. Even while in Europe we
found British newspapers filled with Amerl-
can Loce.Foco ISLANDERS on the measure and
It's supporters as corrupt and prohigate The
Erenias Post continues to speak of them IN
the same strain, declaring that, should the
Democracy gain this election, the Nine
Million bill will be repealed
Electors of New York suppose YOU are
No. Party men, how can you hesitate
when such an issue is presented Not
for Party's sake, but Tor the sake OF New
York. of Trade, of Work, of Prosperity,
we entreat YOU to Danish apathy and ACT
You, quiet No-Party' men, can bring out
Three Thousand Votes for the Canals and
their supporters if you will only resolve and
ACT. Each one of YOU NAV persuade tive
or three friends who would otherwise stay
away to come to the polls and vote if you
Will but resolve 10 make the effort And
that effort will probably decide the contest.
For New York's sake, for your sakes,
viii you not ACT But ONE WEEK now re-
mains Tor preparation, and the fortunes of
the contest rest with you. VIII You not
make point OF coming to the polls, every
man of you. and bring Your friends Be
entreatet to VOTE and WORK
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-28
Senatorial Nominations

District. WIZ OpposlrO-
I-Gaorel l. DlsoswAy James L. COOLEY
ii Edward > w fiske, John Vanderbilt
Ill Alex II. Schultz. VIM McNurr.v
" Obadlsh Newcomb, Gilbert C. Ds.,
James W. Beekman,' Daniel T. Sickles
VI Edwin ID. Morgan, Henry Shaw.
~, n o,, b. Conger.
VII ueV' IL D''' BEN. Brsndreih
VIII. Alexander J. Coffin, John Il. OTIS.
c,, ,v,,. lanes Graham
lA-csmuei' "iAi"' F X. Masters
NAmbrose Baker, George 1. Pierce
N-Azor Taber,
MI w H. Van SchoonhOvcn, Thos. 3. Carroll
XIII Dan :. Wright. Oliver Bascom.
NV George sherman, I'll w Rogers.
Nv Ora F. Paddock, Henry Il. Smith
XVI Andrew b. Mitchell, Simeon Snow.
XVII Leylnus Munson. Henry l. Bartlett
NyllI Lew Harris, Harmon Bennett
Mn. Benz n HUNTINGTON, Jesse Armstrong
M James Platt Benz. T. Bowen.
MI Ashley Davenport
XIII James Munroe. Demos. C. Leroy.
NH Gamaliel IL Barstow Nathan Bristol.
NNIV William Beach James d. Button.
NV JOSIAH b, Williams, VI. IL. Lawrence
NNyI William J. Gilbert, + X. r. cornell
NNNIl Byron Woodruff. MicNah w kirov
NXVIII Aopzo :. Upham, William Seayer
XXIN Myron II. Clark, Oliver Phelps.
xxx John 4. McElwain,
XXNI Geo r. Babcock William Williams
NXXll Elisha Ward, thas u Green
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-28

CoRREcTIoxs.-The list of candidates for Assem-
bly, in our last imperfect. II. s Gilbert, we are
informed, is the Wing candidate in the With Ward,
Mr.. Trusow having declined and William n.
Adams is the candidate on the Concklin' or Car
ter, ticket in the XVIIIth Ward
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-28

State Is politically divided IS fellows
sesate-Unon. 30. State Rights, g.
House Mon lo3- State Rights, -
Jsrnt Ballot Union MAJ, 1906.
A Union U. 5. Senator will DO elected !,
place of Hon. John NJ Berien. and IT is reported
that Hon. ROBERT Tooxss, late Wing Nembr
and Member elect OF the House. Will be chosen
This Is very wrong. ToombS Is boisterous.
cross grained. rough and-ready sor, OF winl.bag
with rather Wholesome prejudice agains. steal
ing from the Treasury, except by Georglans but
ALgxAsDER IL STEPHENS has five times the
brains, ten times the general legislative capaci.
~ and ought by all means to be the new Seaa,,r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-28
ANornER PRlzE res LYON.

Another PRlzE roR LYON.
Nbelorious Of course over al compeIit,cu.
Al home IN london's ar famed exposition.
n LYON. of insects aLe SV-mn the slayer.
A medal Of silver has al the far
It's the third he has gained Tor Ia is the tssN
To caual H. LYON famed pal box and fask.
one sniff Of his powder becbug viii kill
And 40 rat stands chance II IL tastes OF his pill
To INN PUBIC i have he Authority Of the kmercaa
Instnse fng ne that ne Inv only p"ro -a'io>
I,, n .tftfmluSilsu & meets AM KcFnu nat 30.
',ril II, .,f .u ~ The ,rts fa- ii thai ,>..n,.a
H. LYON, NJ q. 8rla.a...
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-28
The Meeting At Boston I'm Behalf oil Smlm
O'Brien and others.

BosToH, Monday, Oct. y, 1881.
TIE meeting IN Faneull Hall, this evening, for the
purpose Of peiiiioning the Executive TO apply TO the
Government OF Great Britain for the pardon ana re-
lease Of Smith OBrien and other lrSa patriots, "@s
largely attended. Governor Boutwell, presided, ana
speeches were made BY B +. fiaile,t, Char.es b.
Woodbury.. Col. Isaac IA Wright, and others Ing
meeting adopted the form Of an address ~ Pfesideht
Fillmore praying him TO make application IN oehhi
o. the IRISH eXlles
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-28

Dup IN THE CASA passenger in the
tram going West al the eSeans Of Oct. Is, was
found dead on the ARRIVAL Of tae tram al Syracuse.
The man lived In RochesIeH Ind Was insane. he
was taken to Unca on the. .FernOen OF the same
day. 10 go into the Asylum sat his friends, on ar
rival there, deciGed 70 take ,kim home AGAIN. lie
sat uprigh, in The seat, and his death WAS not
discovered unal tie TRAIN Arrived IN The depot At
SvyacuSe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-28
To Ps,NTERs Avn PvsLsHERs.-rhe

Nxwros COMPANY respectfully all the attention Of pm
ysrs and PabhsheTS ther lSeved Type and SIeveot
Plates &c The Improvement consists IA GIVING "a them
cappcs face about additional cost 50 thai their
durabuty increased hf,c. proportion the supcr,ar
teaSty copper Tyre metal which, According 10 cor
rect experiments as " te Prom this SINGLE fact II
Vim al he perceived Thai thin face OF copper must
eve extraordinary endurance printing surfaces aud
pereare has full, sue " oe the The Cou-
Sany Aavr secured leels aAi for the Improvement and
shey are prcnxred 70 receive orders At ;as,
ta6lshmsut. North Wlllsm-sS Ne~-forS
TAs following papers ar printed the copper faced
New .Yogs Courier and Eaq lreg Ntw-iork Daih Iut-
me BSstcs Dslls Jo1ral bSSo1 Flag .! Our Vmon
p~tse Pictorial Drawn. AQam C,xnpanin; New-Y on
Organ, and slhep NkwroA CosfAM
al f,TN All fSoTih Wlnam-st N. Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-28
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NEw-YORK, TUESDAY, OCT. 28, 1851
Whig State Nominations.
For Europe.

The next number of The Tribasns for E1opsas
Circulation will be issued THIS MORNING. at
o'clock 1t will contain all the latest news up
to the time Of going to press The America sails
from Boston Tomorrow, at IL o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-28

CF'Oniy three Wing GOrernOrs' JOY
fully exclaim sundry Opposition presses-name-
", those of New-York, Vermont and Tennessee.
Now it happens to be true that several staunch
Wing States, including Kentucky, North Caro-
lima. Massachusetts. Rhode Island and Della
ware, have now Opposition Governors-but
VIA, Of it There were scarcely half dozen
Wing Governors in all, when the Harrisburg
Convention nominated Gen. Harrison, and IN
due time thereafter the Electoral Votes were
added up as follows.
Harrison. 23t Van BureR, 90.
But though Loco-Focos, chosen by mInortles OF
the Popular Vote are now Governors of Massa-
chusetts. Delaware and Kentucky, while others
were elected on side issues, 1t Is not true that
there are but three Wing Governors at present
Gov Brown. OF Florida, IS a Wing The acting
Governor of Mississippi, If we mistake not,
,couIa be- "A Wing If he were not a SeceSslonist
and we believe Pearson b Reading, the Wing
candidate. Is the Governor elect OF California.
Let the Opposition be quiet a Uery few days, and
we hope to show them two more Wing Gov
errors. m Massachusetts and Wisconsin. They
never failed, however, 70 succeed IN nearly all
the StAtes but New York, the year before Pre-
sldential Election while they have been badly
beaten in two OF the three last Presidential con-
tests. 80 they Will be again
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-28
The European and North American RaiIr0ad.


ST join, y. t., MONDAY, Ot q, 1911
At meeting Of the stoc kbolders OF toe European
aud North American Railroad Co on saturday last
the following gentlemen were elected Directors OF
the Company Hon. John Robinson, D. j. NC
LaushllD, Pres.den, OF the Commercial Bank Geo
Botsford, President Of The Central Baok Ei"ni
Allison, K. Jafdlne, w. J. knchie and Z. d. A'cn,-
pa't 81 a subsequent meeting OF the DiEernss' n
gsIlue NAs etectet Pies.Ieut ~ L.le ComQinI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-28

e The Albany State Register may COM
pose itself with regard to our supposed
private griefs.' Our omission to include
Messrs. FITzHuGH and SEYMOUR among the
candidates on the Whig State ticket, for
whom wesare anxious that every Wing and
every Canal man shall vote, was purely an
oversight. We meant to entreat every
Wing to vote Tor every Wing candidate for
seat in the Canal Board at all events-to
vote for these however he might feel ina
PEELED to vote on the local aud municipal
tickets--to vote for them. first, because
they are all eminenily capable and trust
worthy secondly, because they are good
Wings; thirdly, because they are 10
eleventh hour converts 70 the Speedy En-
l'rgemeHt policy, butt. original. consistent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-28
BUSINESS NOTICES.

GESlN's PREMIUM FURs. HATS, &c
,.,S the at,er,u Of the public 70 bis spscines
Tas and Manufsctuied Fab1c. on esss'Ion 10 rs
Show Rooms which have obtained hse I,tnts Tn.
,nIums AT the late Fan Il the American y
Vurs are believed 10 be Tchess and mo- &c 10 =,
lection submitted ff s,1 m. Tsacy H.ts
IN. Guy a"s CO.. youths asd Chdrens Caps Cents
Ts,t Hat. ke 70 yS 10 axe potion Of h.. Isads
nave ooauy a, he ar they Will bear tw &c look
ns a. he hs, ,siSs az sane nsds aud mooieS
Fusf ~ band.one, display Of every seasonaple
.s IN tie plan and fancy departments OF ms Gus
the p''iS VI "e" opposite 81 Psuis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-28
Seu,h CaroIiua-Disupion.

The Charleston Mercury admits the Secession
ISIS have been vanquished and cannot undertake
to carry out their views. They must therefore
look to the successful party for propositions io'
action.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-28

- Hon. Daniel Webstey lett town yes
tefday for Washington.
"a The steamship Albatrcss. from Phil
a. A. I...a, alt.ytt AZ Lh4l.es,ou ou >liIyi,f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-28

MiLwAUKlE, thursday Oct ~, 1871
The Opposition Of Racine have nomlnated
Henry DoDGs for the Presidency. Judge Bryan,
who was supposed 10 be a friend OF Cass, Is cut
IN favor of Dodge lie is one OF the Delegates
To Baltimore.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-28

BEWARE Friends fit, IN appalling ST.
lsnce around sreca bottles that reflect mercurla blue
an chambers whose icy walls learigly echo back the
cough riien Mrs JBRvs's Cold Candy comes tecmas
with the healing wamth If vomans experience Its genial
Aon ~ soothngT delicious and Its place every
drawer and every mantlep,ee, and n 80 man mouths
of wses ce0sure oyr to have stood the test Of hno
SID n, MIR IE.yIS No * Broadway a2s q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-28

AZ HoLipAYs Now is the time To
,avert.>e an Ihs newspapers 81 the neghocrne cities and
towns f,t The Hodas ae and persons wishing TO do ;"
m the best ard widely circulated Journals can save
All tIouhle and CONSIDER able expense. BY calling AZ
PA~KR'S ADVERTISING AGENCY, tribune BUILDINGS
where every information ~Ai he cheeuNS glven
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-28

~ TAYLORs SALOON, NO. so Dtoau-
,.x .,u,>x. the raheyuasis OYSTERS Fried. Stewed
Roxsts1 broled and The salf sacl Seei STEAKS Nut
ton Chops Roast Seei snd iau1p Poultry, Game One
lr,trs Vsr And Esss Oyster fattleS. Mullins, Toast
Charlotte Russe Jslly Ice Cream, and krui Ices u
Coffee Chocolate Tea lsIaAlie, &c. livery sttei toa
pad to the comfort Of lhss asa gentlemen ~h' ,s' s
sstablixhuscrt sV iN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-28

SECOND CorsSI. - On. noLLiCK'S Lee
lures GA PhySslesy wall b, rssAied MOndy TUESDAY
"Wednesday aao Ih1rsdas &C; Ss ~ 50, IA Hone Cap
Hor Geruemen at u for Lsts Al, NJ. Siasle Lee
- Tickets n each scenes 90eents Both Lee
MoadsS free raf az his STAY DIT IL wall rem<n
nj the Asiox House. VA o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-28
" LsAsY d Co., leaders and lntroducers

I1
:, -. q. xsa,ewe.'s Hats. Nos. ,, 4, and 5 Aston
Hens. Broadway Y Opcnng day.-on mea ns l
the i7th viii open the pablo 10Y ~ it,
s osterns for ehidrens wear ever or sIaiooa
In this c,Iy To LADIES and others Interested ~
fall
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-28

~ Churches, Hotels, and Steamships
private DWELLINGS, supplied with eossni Silver Name aud
Number Plates OF new and designs plated the
mos' seushu MAnh.r and eIS"a nily engraved At yer!
, s ~ rAVrtsS 70 any part OF tue c1uu-
49, .,' ~ S0S Roadway, corner Duane It
~ anVh sisV' ~ u Wall-xi O2 iu ru fhXS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-28

Cobb. Il WI be seen, carries every District
Tut tie H.i, which gives ten mn ory against
hm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-28

~ EXCESS OF ofhoiousneSS mistaken Tor
phanhrpchy dirt, INV pastsken ic den"cracY
clean ambition mistaken GoT ssecoeIy, and he e"Qgesec
81 p2ep~tsm mistaken Ter poverty. are suggestive 0 a.
but the ast PRACTICAL ~ rs results Nl hei
ALL Mis- JkRvIS's Cold C~ndy the eyeyw here Sauitted
good remedy tot Coughs (<.e g.. Sold BY Mrs " JkE-
IIS No 36S BroSdwav o2S y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-28

A WORD ABOUT CLoTHEs.-lt Is comfort
enter Clothing establishment and find Just the articles
YOU want-cheap, ceful and durable, fitting t0a We
have experienced this luxury at T. SMITHS Ready Made
Clothing No 100 EultOn-st and would advise
friends 20 try their luck tuyns fashionable Clothing at
such low prices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-28

New GooDs-Just received per steamer,
at HITCHCOCK & LEADBEATER's No 3i7 Broadway. cor
ner on I%onarost lnc udlDg handsome styles Of
silks Mennos Plaids Cashneres DeaInes Of small neat
pattera As we'll gaysr styles and everything IN fact in
ssncy ana staple dry goods lady family can de-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-28

GEo2cA.-The following IS very nearly
the total vote ol the several Districts Of this
>fate ~ the recent Election
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-28

JEwkLRy AND WArCHEs.-We would
II A. sntoo To the dCp0t OF Mr. j. T. LNEBeRGKR at
NJ ss Oadway, where wul be found splendid
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