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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-04
Vote First.

The days are now short, and many Polls
will be crowded at the close. Whoever
FIST comes over from Brooklyn or down
from the Upper Wards to see to business
viii be in danger OF losing his vote. In the
morning all is clear and open. aad there is
rarely an excited or quarrelsome man about
the Polls. 1t is sometimes otherwise
toward evening. Be entreated, then,
Wings TO Vote First, and attend to bust
ness, if YOU must, afterward You can post
your books with clearer conscience if YOU
have first voted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-04
Taxation In the City.

To me fdif0gQ Of tie \ J. f7bnn'
An article has appeared in The National
Dernocrat calling attention TO the expenses OF tho
City Government The writer OF said article shows
his ignorance of City affairs have critically exam
med the Reports OF the City Controller from year
to year and desire to lay before your readers the
following facts, Of which large portion OF the tax
PAYERS are ignorant
lst The whole expenses OF the City Government
are paid by taxation.
% A the City Increases, the expenses must ne
cessanly increase.
Sd. The immense revenues OF the cry, amount
ing last year 10 nearly million Of dollars, are
pledged To the sinking fund, for the redemption OF
the City Debt and yet IN view OF these facts, the
rate OF tax has been reduced from oHc hundred dnd
eighteen cents on the 800 the rate when the Wings
came into power to less than ninetyfpo csnfs o"
the 500 for he year 1851. and which includes the
amount raised for the following purposes 900
for Aims House, $4,000 for Public Schools, And
$50, geo for Police.
In view Of these facts. let me ask the tax payers
ofthe City for whom they will vote For the Wings,
who have practiced what is so often preached. "rs
uenchment +" OF for Loco FocoS," who, IN no one
instance, have carried ont their promise, after an
election ~ Old TAX-PiTgR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-04
The Great TELEGRAPH CnHe.

The Philadelphia Erenmg Bulletin con-
tains the decision of Judge Kane in the
famous Telegraph case in full, with the
cases and arguments upon which it is based.
The argument is exceedingly elaborate and
the reassaing close Il would be impossi-
bic to give an analysis of its leading points
at the late hour when it reached US, especial
ly when the press of other matter was 50
urgent, but as very important consequences
are involved in the decision, we may refer
to it more in detail at another time.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-04
ToDie. Of the Morning.

The nevs from Northern Mexico in this
davis Tribune is highly important. There
i scarcely doubt that Matamoros Is now
IN the hands Of C4ravajal The telegraph
has no. brought rs the finale OF the storm
ing Of the place but the advantages he
had already gained, the number Of killed
amoDr the Government troops, ani the
wourdinr Of Gen. Avalos, leave little doubt
as to the result.
The news from Havana, though very in
definite in It's character, will be read with
interest 1t appears that notwithstanding
the reports, Consul Owen is not yet formal
" recalled, and that gentleman stoutLy main-
tains there was nothing reproachable in MS
conduct.
From Mexico we hear that fresh and
serious difficulties beset the Government.
Formal demand has been made by Engl
of compliance with her terms, and if they
are not at once accepted it is said she will
enforce them by blockade. This IS a
cruel time to submit the ruggingRepublic
to this alternative.
An account of the exploits OF whale,
which appears in another column, and which
is said to be on the authority Of the captain
who had been actually engaged IN the en-
counter with the emaged monster of the
deep. will command attention even IN the
fever of our political struggle.
OF casualties, we report fire IN Troy
which did considerable damage, and gale
on Lake Erie, the result of which, as far as
known. is the wreck of enc schoOner--cfew
saved.
A dispatch received as we were going to
press announced the loss Of the magnlt-
cent steamer Empire State at Buffalo. She
ran against pier and was so much injured
that she soon afterwards sank. The dis
patch adds that the propeller st. Joseph
was totally wrecked in the gale--crew
saved.
We publish some very interesting news
from Chill.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-04
fSth Justice District,

Every vote east for Deane and Gndley
Will be hall ro'o for the Opposition candidates
for there Is not the ghost OF 4 chance ior Their
election. Either BLE,xLEY and Mgylu. or b.
sarf and StrltaH viii be chosca Why should
Wings cast their votes 50 as 90 elect the later
Before night. We have NO, doub. that Dean,
and Grillcy vii be out Of the way. and ,he,, .,
tive supporters working directly Tor Bosart and
Strahan Net we think no on, wal rre,e,5,b
these are filter. worihIcr. more capable men than
Bleakley and Mech. The whole war On he
regularly nominated candidates Is lmpeled BY
personal and semi political hostility. Mr.. B.ea,
ley has ably opposed The efforts Of certain poll
tcans to defeat the election 81 GOV FIN .,
|. :. Senator, and counterac,ed kindred projects
Of faction and division, and Tor this he Fl, u,,k.J
tor defeat Shall his enemies prevail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-04
The Presidency.

The Young Giant of the West will not
have 1t all his own way ~ Agricultural Fairs and
other such exhibitions. Hon. Lewis Cass has
been starring in the West while the little Titan
of tina, region is dazzling in the East. God
grant this is not typical OF evil to the old Gen
eral But he seems determined not 10 sink with
cut an expiring blaze. We find IN Ia, kaIimo
zoo Ga-eft, an Agricultural Fair Speech of his
eisht mortal columns long We have not had
tune to see whether he awaited himself Of the
occasion to turn his blowing TO account IN the
same way rs his holder rival We shall look.
though
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-04

Vim SENATE DIsTRrcT-A Young WING
writes - inquire If JAMES W. BELKhAN, the wing
candidate for Senator IN this District IS IN FAVOR oil
the Canal Enlargement, and whether ne can con-
si>tenily vote for him. Notwithstanding ms EFFORTS 70
defeat the election OF Hamilton Fish 10 the >
Senate. We answer, that bal as was Nj beesman''
conduct on that memorable occasion, ne Is yel true
and firm Oh the Canal question, md that every wing
who votes for him will be voting TO sustain the More
SPEEDY Enlargement, measure no" paramount
over every other involved in the election OF Mem
bers Of the Legislature Besides, It Is only neces-
sary 70 compare the personal character Of hr Beck
man with that of his opponent, Daniel h. slckies,
and 20 reflect that one Of them must certainly be
elected 10 arrive a, decided opinion that for the
latter to be chosen and the former defeated, would
be 4 disgrace and shame 10 the City
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-04
" Tie Indiana State Sentinel says Of
=. c..... (,,,st-uctive MILEAGE that

the Senate toUSttuCti'c HiAt"'-' eee
.This whole bill will have to be passed on BY
Controller Whitiesey, anc, n need De oy Attorney
General Critt, nden both Wings, before MI DICKENS,
the Secretary Of the senate, can be allowed credit
FOR the payments IN other words, they must sane
ton its Legality as the Wing Attorney General, Mr.
johnson. di1 on q former occasion, before tne &C
counts OF the Secretary can be legally seized
I'll Scnrncl, we regret to say, Is ms
taken. The Editor was 4 Member of the
late Congress, and ought TO know better
than We what bills were passed by 1t; but
if he Will look over its Acts, he will find
that the Senate foisted into that concerning
Mileage 4 clause prescribing that the certI-
fcqtes Of the Clerks Of the f'co Houses as 10
tier payments Of Compensation and MiIe-
age Of Members Should hcacefortt be cox
elusive. and rot subject TO reyisal and re-
lection by the accounting officers of the
Treasury. If the whole matter were IN the
hands of ELISHA WmTTLESEY and JOHN ].
CRlrTENDEN, we should feel that nothing
more need be said though we think 1t
would puzzle even them to extract $1,000
to $4,000 out OF the pockets of some Secre-
taries to whom Secretary Dickens has dis
bursed the Cons tructlye Mileage.
Tile Sentinel proceeds to say
The law has been repealed, and VIII not likely
be reenacied L. was an old law, which has been IN
force for than thirty years and under 1t these
abuses have grown up
What law is here referred TO We
have looked in vain for any statute law
authorizing Constructive Mileage, and the
Hon. Senators are nearly all opposed to
the higher law. and 30 cannot claim under
that. When was this law enacted VIII
The Sentinel oblige us by printing 1t. so
that we may see how it reads
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-04
Who Can Vote

/. Every adult citizen Of the United
States who has resided one year N the STATE,
the last four months in he County Of his
present residence, and thirty days IN the
Election District where he now resides, can
vote for al officers to be voted Tor IN tha'
District at this Election-State, County,
legislative. Judicial and Local
,. If within the last thirty days, voter
has moved from one Election District into
another. he cannot vote for Inspectors Of
Election, but NAV for al other O5cers, I'M
less he mas moved out of one Ward or
Tom into another. in which case he can
rot vote for Ward or Township o5fcers !;
and if he has moved out Of one Senate Dis
irict into another, he cannot vote for Sen
ators: and so with Assembly and local
Iustices. If he has changed his residence
from one County to another within the last
four months. he cannot uOte at all but if he
has resided one year in the State and four
months in the County and has changed his
residence within the same County during
the last four months. he may vote to fill all
Offices Of which the District he now in
habits is the same as that rom which he
removed. If he is in the same Senate Dis
trict as before his removal, he may vote for
Senator: if not, not and so throughout.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-04
One Vote

Nav elect a Senator or Assemblyman,
who viii form the majority in the next Leg
islature. We had but one more than hall
in the Senate chosen two years ago, While
tho Assembly thea chosen was hed. The
election of Wing L. ;. Senator for three
wears might and probably would have been
defeated bv the lack of that one majority IN
the Senate.
Pennsylvania viii now be saved from the
atrocious Gerrymandering of her Congress
sional Districts, by one majority IN her Sen
ate
Reader, be careful of OSK FoTH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-04
CHALLENGE Firmly,

We anXiously desire Wing victory, bu.
notlfi'iSt to be wonbyIllogal votes Leteyery man
who Is entitled TO a vote clstit le, those who
are not yet voters bidc their time. Hundreds
willundertake to vote illegally II they hear tia,
any poll Is weakly guarded Be sure that your
challenger> are always on hand. and while thoy
give wan.on ohense to no one, challenge every
questionable vote We have Legal Votes
enough. but on the Illegal we stand no chance
Challenge fcarleSsly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-04

PANAMA RALRoAD.-PasseDgers for Cali
fora will be glad 70 learn that At the last ai'ices
brought by the Cherokee, the Railroad was IN opera
ton from Navy BAY 10 Gatune, aud that hereafter
the steamers Of the l. s. Mad steamship Company
will proceed direct to Navy Bay, avoiding Chagres.
Such we understand, VIII be the Instructions for the
Cherokee and OHIO on their next outward voyages
It IS expected tha, the OHIO viii bring nelgenc 81
the restoration Of quiet n Chages but II not, ,he
change OF landing place will obvia,e Al, trouble o.
annoyance TO passengers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-04

BIC BRlDGE.-A bigger bridge than was
ever We, constructed Is now contemplated u cross
the severn and connect Nomenclature and South
Wales with Bristol and the Yves, Of England. It's
to be Of granite iO feet wide with arches Of 3si feet
span ard 100 feet above the highest spring tides, 80
that the largest ships will be able 10 sail under Oa
each sice Of the bridge viii be shops. the rent u
which will pays good part Of tho in.efes. on the
cost There Will be room for double railroad uao&
and = csTisse road besides covered col,naades tss
fso< passenger.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-04
E Wings of the VIM Senate District,

e Wigs Of the VIM Senate District!
no, and riH not d>e!,ns' You are threatened
with a deluge Of handbills at the polls to-day,
proclainng his retirement from the contest.
Those bills will be false and baseless. Mr..
BENEDICT you know as a sound and true Wing,
one Of the ebest and most useful Members Of
the last House, prominent champion OF Uni
versal Education, and every way worthy OF your
sufirages. Yor etess hirn v y0a all nv! We
eItreat you to try
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-04

A ticket has been sent round purportlas
to come from the Union Committee, containing
the name OF Henry Shaw for Senator and not
Edwin d. Morgan. Whereas, the Union Com.
mtlee recommend Senator Morgan and Henry
Shaw-thc candidates on the Whie and Demo.
cratic tickets-the ticket sent 10 the dwellings
therefore, Is a Loco Foco affair.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-04
U lons P. CrMnNes is Whg candi.

" ions p. CUMMINGS is Wing candl-
date for Assembly from the XVIII and AXh
Wards rs well as iIINRY HpgsroN. whose
name we have hitherto published. Which Il
regular we DO not pretend to decide but ~
know Mr. Cummings TO be- well qualified and
thoroughly acquainted IN the District Mr.. iIous-
ton we do not know, but presume he IL also
qualified Let every voter inquire and Judge ior
himself
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-04

IHe DuVdlO OUTFIT Oh HOI dIIIIUUOr "
IeN Iuirrc the " mon and Sece,sOn skunk aRf
hstteaaie' paragraph inquiries shout N It's daily u
tie - b We crcditedt b. " EIst,rB pGpsr aad had
thought Of me Tyfbpne 1t the moment The Topn>
apretN good paper but rs 40, the cny we get iron
he Eat Bun Con
- Then Ihs Copcier's article was garbe5
and the paragraph above referred to credited Tor
rather, charged TO Us by plraucal little black
mail sheet IN our city. But isn't Eastern pa
Dor very slonchs sort olcredt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-04
To ps,NrrRs Axe PrBLisHsss.-The

NEWTON COMPANY respectfully cali TIE aeniios Of Pm
Publisher their nlSsvtd Iypc and Stereotype
Pts,es nc The improvement. csasts n giving 10 them
c~ppcs face At about ~ & a4,GeT cost 50 thai the III
surssality Increased dCc VeSlea 10 tAe suersf
tenSclty coper tVe NE; SEeh according - cor
rect experiments II 3sto From this Sinse fact u
VIII III be perceived that thin face OF copper must
give extraordinary endurance q rnanr surfaces AID eS
pefeace has fully proved s0ch &c ee toe The Col
paay secured Heaters pa,sni f The improvement and
they prepared 20 aad eAcaie orders ~ e
sahhshnerf. Q North Niiliani-st New-Xorx.
The following papers printed IN the yre
Sew-Yotk Courier anG Enquirer, Ne~-Nork DAILY Tne-
vne: Rcstss Dcly Joagual Bs~see Flag OF Our Unlon
Boses Pstcna Drs~rag Reos .empsnl" New-fc:k
Organ, and stkers SkwroN COMPANY,
4eal rurhkxi sNestA Mhlliia-st.. ". Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-04
The Old Chief.

Cornelius v. ANDERSON polled more
votes than were cast for Gen. Taylor II the
rloc,iou when both were chosen The vote
stood
c V ARd-rson----. sSi1 lr0r E-ee''' 10 '"''
Anderson Taylor :------------l go.
T,,l,- over Csss and Van Buren, hsd--------- a.
Apierson over ATcularIas and PeaIZ
That's the way Anderson goes ahead See
how he will 10 It again today
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-04
Far EureN.

The next number Of IRe Trbu-,(sr E,1epsss
C,,c.lst,c, will be issued TOMORROW
MORNING. at . o'clock. IL will contain all the
lates, news up to the time Of going to press The
Niagara sails from this port to morrow at IL
o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-04
o. SIOO.OOO Morth new Fall and Mlutel

Dry Goods 60 be sold Immediately. consisting of Shawls
long and square f every kmd and qualtv Silks Figured
BIooade. Stupc Plaid, and CsAseabc. NevciS, Mcrmos
and PNSna'tss, all coors aud qualities 30 eases De-
t.n,S mJ Cashmercs tom IT, a. - Cd SlA PladS Gala
Plads Aipscas Clohs. CasUmCYes. TanuolS, Blankets
Quilts Prints 100 Shirt1es. Shcenrs. Calcoes.
tNintyeN Tchme Dome siic foods OF knd, from
81 10 I'd and Is porssd The entire stock Of this Fas
Will I've sold scate, u 70 30 per cent less
corner of O,chatd n32h
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-04

xrv,x 10 Fsr,pIIsuyFEr No. 81 pROADwAY.N. Y,
late al No ~ Jchn Lsdes. p'Imit me to call your
Attention t. ma, stock 81 European turs coi Sstng OF VIC
torpes Riding Boas, jenny Inds, Nys Bnas Culls and
trimmings Of ali kiuds.
I,ecnmeId my select II Furs 20 your notice more
particularly, as being Uortod from Ihe largest houses IN
london and Paris who's facilities for obtaining the bes
Turs are uneaualed Ihs ageS are also mahGitctur ed
naue~er syle and u. hstr taste than those usually
The ettens,on of my business VIII enable me TO offer a
Lstar aticie m either line a mod rate prce than
the generality of the tIAde
tul assortment OF Donteiic n Of every descrip-
ton acturcd VI der ny Owl 'upo'sion VIII also ne
kepi 90 hsnd.
B-furs red es,eG ant Tered IN the newest stle
nfrs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-04
GrsIr's PREMIUM FURs.-Ladies who

and appreoae the value Of kurs and All VINO
dese 10 see the hns, spec II the costher de'cp
tons ever Inhibited New York respectfully lhvl,eo
no GENN Show Rooms g. Examine the magnificent ar'ices
fohwhlch medal a. awarded by the Commree On furs
- the late Eair They consist o. oooo
Eusslsn SABLE vlctoiIne and cuffs. value >5SV
Koyal Ermine Vic O'Ine and Cuns va ~ ~
Hudson Bsy Sable Nict0unc Muo and Guns FAiue ~
Sier, N.r,e Victorne ~ uif and Cuffs value eco -
Chinchilia vctorne and Gun. value 90 ~
otter Cap Collar and Gloves for Gentlemen 'aue "
-, - S985
pe,dcs there costly aRd beautiful specimens tENIN has
,uncrb ortneIt q all varieties Of fashionable FIs nj
ulodeI ate prices SiNiN' no. ~ Dio ., Sy,,r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-04

neIe~ Shswls Cloahs, &c Be- nav be found at lIIrcH-
eOcK IkADBLATKRS Nc 81 Broadway, corseT Of Leon
ard Il t reduced pTCts az hcv have been buying at
Auccn and buns chcaler thar goods have ever before
t,en sold New Yorh In addition 20 \ large stock OF
AIDES Dress Goods ctvt kind they keep large assert
ucnt Of WoolleL Blankets. Quits, IannelS, L'ce and
Muslin " Gdow Drupcues, Linens Diapers, aud even
uthct Kind housewife family DRY Goods besides large
stock % Gardeners Under Starts. Dawors Scarts, Crt-
Nas sc &c tie have ms purchased ano her large lot
VI Rllblns. Whom tley ATs sc.nnr AZ hall pIlcO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-04

TIVE FOR ALL THiNGs'-And it is high
tine 60 huy youI thiok Cotnng Linen Pants. Marsciles
Vest ~ an Allaca Coat comfortable rs they were few
weeks SINCE tGs AVID necessity calls aloud
for achange Ths accounts the rush TO the establish
meat OF T. SNiru, j. Hundreds daily procure of HIM
then tall ana Winter appts We know less than
they be Iocmed Iof e.s, ~Ler,. SNra al No 10,
Iul
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-04

IS' I.adies and Gentlemen who desire TO
rnspsc an assortment OF Watches, JeNery, Silver
and Fsncy goods unsurpassed fog richness and variety
sAould visit the establishment Of Mr. = lIsBUROER
No tsS Braad~ay. MT l. kmp0Vts direct, aIi hence,
s.ahled 20 ssu nj ayery snaliaevaace Gust prices
"a NTuThkSa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-04

Omar Rents AND Low PRICES.-Car-
pet waersoms Nos. tit and sc poalSt containing one
the largest and desirable stocks of Carpets from
tapestry Velvet Il common Ingram, With supeuOr
stock OIL Coths. Rugs. IaO' aud Piano Covers. Drug
acts &c, 80 be found IN store Ia tt,s CIT. Also
real ban ssias lugfan Car tslue pieces all wsc Ia
grams al Is atd pef Yard ENo patterns and c0oIs
Purchasers arc invited To- an examination.
nj ~ GKo L. HNArr Ncs "a and 4t6 Pearl ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-04

~ FewLka Il WELLS, Psychologists and
PsshsAsrs C,iatos Hall, No. Isl Nsssasst Nsw-TsSk,
49, Ne lte " Ssh sgtcn-st., bossoa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-04

adcs vii fud at naNrNs. NJ lo6 Cahsst corner of
Wo,s,-r Vt full assortmen Of Drab and Black Beaver,
pure white ana Rue Fol- Rohnss OF the most fashionable
shapes nlueIS aud dealers supplied by the dozen, on
reason able
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-04

cuu,aps's BEAvRR HATs-FML STYLES.
The Snos, elegant dssrahle ana sysn sa,sd - an
Dell,ssrt puhhc The Iush for them the past week was
- sreat that msny unable 70 pqcuie ZEN ~,
c,ner az Cspsl ard Wooster sta, has feplehlsheu MS
.tock and would suggss 10 his numerous patrohs 70 Ie
mar ~ his establishment ana make 'hen So
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-04
CuunnrN's Pans HArs.-Just received

and tt dsy offered examination and sale an invoice OF
Cb,dre.S Fancy Hats Cats ard Ladies Riding Hats. OF
pans manufacture oouaei by none ever boioe import
oil on sfstod for sale IN TINS country, lEARY go,
U,tters and Leaders II fashion for Gents Hats,
Ncs ;. aud As,or House, Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-04

II Pork, delivered in Chicago. IS selling
ct t3.Ts 70 $tper hundred
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-04
Ron CARrxrlNes.-SMIInN LouNsnunY,

CsRpsriNGs AT REDUCED PRcRs. -Pe-
vERsos n HuspHkEY Nc so Broadway corner of White
sslog rich Brussels Cact toJ 81 10 los per ard
Coed, all wool. Is. ioii Cios2S heavy rs TO Is.
And all osAs goods found C&yes ~ equally low
pness AS Tvs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-04

PERrrCT SHIRTS. en.lemcn complain
that their shirts 0onf ~ A. GRKsN's, No /
Aston Mouse al fern can b. fitted by aalhe
mStcel system The iaShNoaol, Of our city know this
be the fact and hence tie mui pcty of crdeYs with
hich thu famous sStSes .skne4t % favored
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-04
Wvsrrsy BANK. WHITE CREEK, WASH

,Soro, CorNrY -Ths Bank having completed ther ar
.n1.-.n,s Will resume psymcut full on THURSDAY
So,euber g. when their Mites VIII be honghi nv tne
Eruke n ~ lhe usnal IaLe- ~ o-ler etate nnnel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-04

~ Not only good. hut handsome mot
only cAesp hut durable she eacornams daily heard
favor al the Boots and Sh.<s made by WArKlN> No IA
Enlton-s Al bo>Ss manufactured 81 this fashionable
sahhshmeat are warranted &c Ns2I wei. Nc roeJ Boots
..lI an An, cons Iteration nj aSruXTh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-04

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