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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-03

this We fully agree with him In che io'm
of tea and coffee, the people ofthese United
States consumed more of their own products
five wears since than they do now and yet,
in the period that has since elapsed the
population has grown about twenty per cent
Free trade makes great trade. SAYS our
neighbor of TIE Journal Of Commerce. ana
here we agree with him. The trade IN col
fee and tea was greater five years since
than it is now. and that in sugar increased
more rapidly then than it does now.
We submit these facts to the consideration
of our neighbors. and beg that they viii eX-
plain them for the benefit of the merchants
whom thew have been deludinG into be-
lief that they were 20 be enriched by and OF
a system that was destroying the great iI'-
ternal trade, the foundation. and the only
foundation, upon which can be bull. great
external trade.
In our next, we shall invite their serious
attention TO other facts contained IN ,he Ia
bles which we tins day publish.
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Gallant Baltimore (.

The Wings of the Nth Congressional
District Of Maryland FIRST fifteen Wards Of Bal
timore) have done themselves great honor m the
recent struggle. They have earned their Dis
tnct after losing il IN the three preceding con.
tests It's iill vote a, the tour several trials
ending with the recent. was as follows
Ehg Oypoahoa.
1915. John 2 keDBedy 4 .S2 Wlham 3. GloS So
Opposition plurality .......-.- 0J2.
rDrnran NAIVE hsh La voiesl
lsl7. John 4 ksSnedy 7toS Robert NoL1ne. : 50
Opposition ma orlty -...-... 81.
lst9. John K ksaiy e-3s Robert VI. Mciane. : III
Oppo.uon ma oriy a5l.
ISL Tho Ssfcs Walsh SO Wa Pinkaey Whyte StS5
WHO RIA 'oriy ..--.--- 200.
Well done. Wings OF Baltimore,
The vote was heavier on two former occa.
SONS when there was VIGOROUSLY much ioul
play The present vote Is quite inll, and the
Whie poll higher than ever before for Congress
with single exception. When 1t Is considered
that tins election was for Congress only, while
at former trials above noted, lmportaR, State and
local officers were also to be chosen the poll may
be- pronounced relatively the heaviest ever made.
Quiet aad steady WORK has carried the day
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MARYLAND Election.

Thus far we have returns of THREE
Wing Members of Congress elected from
MARYLAND on Wednesday to one Opposition
viz:
Dist /. r. J. or T. f. BowIE-(no Opp. candidate
". THos YATES WALSH, gam In Bait City,
300 mai.
V. ALEX. EVANS, reelected-Eastern Shore.
Opp. - Ill EDw. HAMMOND pretty certainly
reelected from the Baltimore County District by a
much reduced majority.
The chance is fair for another Wing
gain in the lid (Western) District. ]. p.
ROMAN CWhig) goes into Washington Co.
Is ahead, having gained 81 votes in Frede-
rick and Allegheny. 4 gain of % votes IN
Washington will elect him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-03
Second Anniversary OF the American Bible
Union
lCoEnnued from Vita Page
EVENING sEssIoA.

LtENlAb SESSION
The Evening Session Of the MON was attended
by a crowded auditory. At "A O'Clock the President
took the Char, and called upOa ReyD d. Hill. OF
New Jersey, who opened the meeting with prayer
Kew lanes IngIis. OF Detroit, followed. lie at
tackled the argument Of the opponents Of the Union
regard 10 the vcnersbleness Of the common yer
sion That the version Is an on one IS not snhclent
70 render Us errors sacred. When farmer DuysA
pillow he asks not whether 10 ~ OF The same fashion
that used by his grandfather. bn, IS II the m0st
usefll. So when the concerns OF the soul shall be-
come important IN our estimation as temporal AZ
fairs, the question IA regard 10 the version % the
Scriptures will be, not " H. It old" but Is Il faith
fol /"
The speaker said that sas Of the great arguments
Of then opponents II that ths time Is not yet Of
a correction Of the arroTs III the Bible. They ap-
peal 20 the indications VI Providence. But tais a-
peal to Providence 10 All old one. II was IGsie al
the foot Of the Cross 4" Let be LEI US see whether
Elias Will come [" This appeal has been coTsmon 10
every ago OF Christianity. IL is the appeal Of Il
policy which VIII walt TIL the voice Of The people
j. heard Let the leaned Doctors, who shink they
LEAD the people, whom they slayishy follow" see 10
II that they are nCt committing an SEof Oh mo-
mentOuS responsibility.
The speaker finely enforced the responsibility OF
giving the Word VI God, pure ana uninuli.aied,t u
the millions uron this continent for YOU are pre-
pairing and peieoting Bole for mankind Com
merce. Science and Art are not the basis Of modern
civilization Christianity a.One Is Inc real Ddss OF
the civilization OF our age
The address OF Sir Inghs was a beautiful and eto-
cuept performance, and marked With a greater
JIedCfl old 1OICt tisd- any d-uicNs VI
closing passage Vas a. CLASSIC a. 1t vas Christina,
and wof. a deep response from every heart.
The 5z2d II mn was then sung. Degnnlng-
"Osll ye nations praise the Lord
Zach = different tongue "
The President then introduced Rev. James Chal-
lon. VI Cincinnati lie made long aud earnest adj.
dress. which "a he himself characterized II. Was
somewhat cesultory GtcOntsned several apt Illus
iratoDs aud arguments, which were calculated fur
tber 70 impress the main issue Detxeen the Union
and Its nOn-concurIng fredericksburg only
lar
force.
The PresideDt then put the question on adjourn.
meDt until the ire Thursday OF October. ls52 which
was carried after which the Doxoogy, 4" Dismlss US
with my blessing Lord" was sung. benedlctlon Was
pronounced By Rev DR. Macay. and thus closed
profitable sad Interesting Anniversary.
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The mails by the Canada bring little
news of interest. beyond what we had al
ready received. The chief cause of agita-
ton in England and Ireland is still Religious
Intolerance and there seems TO be con-
Joint and mutual assault by the 5igots of
both persuasions on the Irish system of
National Education now in use among the
people. Catholic Bigots on the one side
and Protestant Bigots on the other, say re-
spectively it is favorable to the views of their
opponents, thus marring by intense folly the
beneficial result of the only effort ever
made by the English Legislature to elevate
unfortunate Ireland.
The attractions of the Crystal Palace are
as great as ever, and the actual profits Of
the exhibition exceed all possible anticipa-
ton. 1t was undoubtedly the greatest
speculation ever yet engaged in.
The visit of Her Majesty to her principal
Northern towns seems, in that region at
least, to divide public favor with the great
palace.
KOssuth's release, and his speedy arrival
among us, are topics that will command the
delighted attention of every free-born
American.
The gold fever in England in reference
to the discovery of the precious metal In its
colonies, is likely to rival that of America.
In France, (see cur Paris letter. every
thing intimates uneasiness and insecurity.
In Austria, there is deep rooted fear and
wide spread disaflection.
We report no new case of man-eatchIng
to-day Those that are passed are sub
siding in their excitement, but can only
subside in their effects when there is no
slavery to become fueitiveS from.
The Wings have had still further tri-
umphs, as our telegraphic dispatches from
Maryland announce.
The admirers OF Father Mathew and his
mission will be delighted at the generous
offer of Erin's most melodious daughter.
The progress of the revolution In Mex
leo seems to be decided and undoubted.
Our Canadian correspondence, though de-
layed from press of matter, and now some
what late, will be found to supply the mo-
tives for the late political movements in
Canada.
The pressure in the money market felt
here some days ago is maniiesting itself
stnl more decidedly at Boston. There are
rumors of several failures, and serious fears
are entertained that things will become
worse.
The proceedings of the Industrial Con-
gress viii be found in their proper place
We also give as much space as we can to
the interesting report and proceedings of
the meeting of the American Bible Union.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-03

OFFIcEas.-A correspondent informs us
that there are to be ~ Justices elected tbs Fall to
hold Justices Courts IL the same Districts. with the
Police Justices lie says, moreover, that the Nine
teenh Ward is n the Tenth Assembly District, and
the Twentieth in the Fourteenth. II 70, tie Four
teenih most shamelully oyerpeopled Distinct.
something like double that OF the ayeragsof i've other
districts. The same correspondent IS mistaken IN
regard 10 the Commissioner of Streets.and Lamps,
and mistaken IN regard to the SIX Offices Of Po-
lice Justice These districts and Offices are entirely
new this being the srst time that Justices have been
ordered to be oscted under the act
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-03

There can be no reasonable doubt that
this great and pure leader of the European
Democracy is now on his way to our shores,
and his arrival NAV very soon be hourly
expected. How shall he be received and
treated
The great struggle of which he was the
ammating soul was one calculated to win
for him the sympathy alike of Progressive
and Conservative, Reformer and Constitu-
tionalst The sweeping and beneicent
changes which he was Instrumental in eff
ftcting in the Hungarian Constitution were
ali legally enacted by the long established
Legislative authority OF the State. with the
express and unreseryed assent OF It's Impe-
rial head. By those Reforms, millions of
seriS were made freemen, an infnity OF OPP
pressive and unequal eXacuons were abol-
ished. aud the great body of the hitherto
dependent Peasantry were invested with
the Freehold of the lands they had previ-
ously cultivated as tenants. All these vast
and benehcent changes were effected with
out commoticn. without illegality, without
the eausiou of one drop of blood. The civil
war which atterward broke out was delib-
eratelv consrlved and treacherously lnsti-
gated by the Austrian Court. The En-
peror who had sworn TO maintain the Hun
eaiisn Constitution and who had sOlemnly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-03
Non. T.. G.. srADLrINe, Buffalo.
THE .SyeAcusu PLATFORM. There has

THE SYRACUSE PLATFORM. There has
been good deal of talk, pro and con. IN TIE pa.
pers OF both parties about the bearing OF the RE-
solves of the two State Conventions recently
held at Syracuse en- the Fpgt'rs Stare Law.
We respectfully refer all anxious inquirers to
the practical commentary Of the people of syr
acuse They seem to have a very clear action
on tho subject
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NV CosruME.-As the fairer sex. in the

of the BloOmer costume, approximate man. he
OF the comfort u be DERIVED from the use of
the Shawl Shepherds Maud they Designated IN
Scotland where they have long been worn as protector
against and cold turnns - hs purpose that appen
dage his by land and water and some after
the fashion II the old country have adopted them as
prom ensde garment This however smacks too much OF
the Bleomer but certain tina, hey serceabe
an CARRIAGES railroad and steamers, as they may he
reail, converted into Cloak. Wrapper or Bed blanket
shoaid occasion require They the fabric OF the Bay
State M<s and Messrs W J. JENNINGs \ CO. Of No 23l
Boadwas have the agency for the sale ot what 10 the
traveller inay be considered invaluable addition 20 ms
wardrobe os 80
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tons 70 make. and will have no "prchminsr,
agreements We see that our accuser is alrea.
dy attempting to twist his charge OF "patroni,.
ing murder " into one Of "pa,ronizing mwd,rrrs,"
under which he nigh, see f, to offer all we have
ever said against Hanging We bar all wre-
cling. and INSIST on the proof
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-03

NEw-HAMPsnise The Opposition State
Central Committee, John II. George, Chair
man, are called to meet, January =, to roommate
4 candidate Tor Governor IN place - levi
Woodbury..
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~ Col. II. BnowN, commanding For

" Col. IT. BROWN, commanding FUTt
Brown. authorizes Us expressly and absolutely 70
contradict the charge made by espondent m our
last that Catholic soldiers have been prosecuted
there on account Of their falthWe understand that
the whole subject Is aow before the Secretary OF
War for adjudication
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Mr. IIIm,un on the Cauals.

The Wings of BUFFALO had a noble rally
on Tuesday evenmg-J,NEs DrRIcK presiding
The meeting was addressed bg Hon. joan {.
FORSYTH If Ulster Ca. tour candidate Tor Secre-
tary of State.) H. ;. Lows, Hon. \ hcEIN-
son of Stsuben. JOHN l.. TALc0TT, and {. {.
SEVERANCE, Esqs The following letter from
DANIEL ULLNANN, Wig candidate tor Attorney
General, was received with three hearty cheers
by the assemblage, VIZ
NEw-YoRK, Sept 81 lsSh
DEAR SIR have the honor Of acknowledging the
receipt Of your favor OF the Goth inst
have 10 say IN answer that IN my op nion tne aci
passed at the last II the Legislature, entitled
An act % prov &c for the completion of The Inc
Canal Enlargement and the GeneSee Valley an!
Black River Canals l. constitutional ana that
am IN favor OF the vigorous prosecution Of those I'M.
provementS accordance with the PROVISIONS OF that
act.
am. and ever ave been. an earnest ard decided
advocate OF the Wig Canal policy. consider the
Vhie marty as un ,qulvocally, pledged To the early
completion of the Enlargement and toe lateral works
The issue presented by their opponents ON tins
subject IS by far, tire most important practical cues
ton now before the people for decision.
SO much for the interest, POWER and gicryo %, our
State is bound up in these works ana Inc ad'dn-
tageS-fScal and commentator Their oelng Speeoi
~ finished SO manifest that the undersigned rs ana
always has BEEN OF the opizlon that II II the high
duty Of the Government of this state 10 ADVANCE
them by every practical and constitutional means,
10 their final completion.
am Sir, respectfully, your fellow-cl'izen,
DANIEL lLLahNN.
Hon. f. G.. SrADLpING, Buffalo.
The great West Is preparing to roll up an
overwhelming majority for The earnest AID une-
quivocal friends Of the Speedy Enlargement OF
the Erie Canal Theprospect Is that the vote OF
Chatfed Il Company along the Canal viii hard
" be worth counting.
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Opposition Nominations.

Yates Co-Assemby, Charles ) IIoyt Coun-
ty Judge and Surrogate, John l.. Lewis, Jr !,
Treasurer, Stephen b. Ayes Justice OF SEES
slons, Jonathan Taylor. Superintendent ct the
Poor, VIM $. hudson; Coroner, Hiram Kenyon.
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FRENcH hin GLOVES. ,

FRENCH hin "LoVEs-, osLv IS, Cd PAIR.
JUST upoTe hne rs" ment. eneracns the ch1lcest
,olos Pea 1teea, LIZ =. and Dark Brown. Pearl DARK
bi9e msne' Noih Lilac Flesh, White, Pink Purple,
Mu NNnous u' colOTs, IS Gt and Is pair Seat
a foods "a re seF Manu., OF 49,
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

" LRARY & Co., leaders and introducers
of fztsn for gentlemen Hats Nos g. T. and 5. Astof
Hosse, Broadway. N. Y. Opening day.-On wednesday.
the nth. VIII open 20 the for examination and sale,
the most and varied assortment Of fancy Hats,
Gin gsnai patterns for cldTens exhibition
in tina csiy To ladies and others Interested tins pecu
liar bSanch Of chdreas cOstume We respectfully present
fall oGeIILg
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The WnIe PRIMARY MEErrsas.-Thes,

meetings cc1he of on Thursday, tie oh inst, and
not nexi Monday, as 1t Is generally understood
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-03

~" James Bank, GAINESVILLE :" Ocean
Rank New Jersey :""BanA New Rochelle Farmers
Bank at Nina : Hudson 90. baak; New-JetSeS
and Cove, nment stock Bank, Michigan Bills On any OF
the above Banks taken at par b c r. NliEElnS Com
NB-rlease make change where necessary % ~
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The calls the attention OF parties
,eou,ps something truly oleg has beautiful style OF
silver bocied and paln French Porcelain Cards Ehve-
ones and Weoans Boxcs an he latest mode ENERpEIL'
,Swsn., % mEMNN
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, FRIDAY. OCT. ,, 1851.
Whig state Nominations.

Whig state Nominations.
For Jpd1> Of Court Of AppesS SAMUEL A. FOOT.
ro1 s,cy,te-v Of Stafe ..-..--JAMES {. FORSYTH.
ro~ coaf,olL,y ..... GEO. W. PATTERSON.
For Ty,os,OeT -...---.-..--.-JAMES VI. COOK.
For Attorney GenT0l- ------DANIEL ULLNANN.
For Engineer and SurUeyor- -HEZ. &. SEYMOUR.
For Canal Commissioner. HENRY FITZHCGH
Fer Tnspector Of Prisons ALEX. II. WELLS.
ELECTION. TUESDAY. Nov. T.
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~ ]. \. GlMsREpE, Card Engraver,
No sNilla', arden Wedding ara laylsunn Cards EN-
crayed AID pgntsd manner We1Jms y .5,e-
.ry IN rreat yaneN from De La Raos manaactoEy ParS
and London Bridal Presents, Paper Machc Nosds me
Eans Card Cases sc Coats o. Arms. (reStS, Nc en-,
srs,e on stone Sno brass Initials stamped on pSpe and
gD,elapes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-03

II is well known that cold does injury TO the body
than heat obstructs the circulation of the blood
should therefore be taken 10 protect the body
from severe cold By good clothing the best
place To Obtain which rs stocked esab
ishment of T SMITH, JT No 1902 Fulton ST. He is the
hest of ph, sicians and his patients cheaply
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ASSOCIATED LABOR AND CApIrAL.-The

great advantages possessed by the HAT FINfHRRS UNION
too well known 70 iced comment. The goods they
Manufacture highly appreciated ~ the hal, we ng
community Having capti Sufficient 70 take equal advan-
tage Of the market III the purchase VI Their Materials with
any Of their competitors and from the fart that
every peTscn engaged the manufacturing Of the article
they sell superior workman aod interested an the sale
Of SAID srice II h reasonable cOnc 1de thatheY sell
better article and than any ether establish
zpent Gail and ,fe Hat FISfsiiERS' UEfON.
OF 3ts No IL PaIk-rOgv. opposite Aster House.
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ALLFN DopwoRrH's PRIVATE DANCING
ACADEMY Ne saS BrcS,me st. near Brosdway-C iasses
Will conntnc~ on MONDAY, OCT for gentlemen and on
WYpNrSnAY oct s for ladies. Semi-m nthy Sources tT
,,s,1S NJ, al 6t
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Ho>sy SoAp.-F. :. CLEAvER'S ceIe-
brs,ed Honey Soap Re had retail q John MeaSn Dt;
i,c \ IA ara j. Coddinston. Broadway. and u All
nuselss sind Performers sole Wholesale Aseni for ths
tYnusi Slstc. W DAVIS. NJ. $50 B9oAG"'y Registered
a,yrafd,ns 10 xc. ii Congress.
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UKpRRcRDrNrEp BARGAINS IN Dry GooDs.

Beautiful Fail DE LANES far shilling yard. The
andsomest goods sold tins market for that monev
nay be found at HITCHCOCK LEADBEATER'S, No 3i7
Leonard ST. where may also be found
splendid stock of rich Cashmeres and De Lanes Mernos
p aud Shawls. Cloaks. sc. &C
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KELLoGG's FALL STYLE OF HATS, NOW

large assOrtme at OF Boys and Chdrens
aver felt and SILK Hats be found IN the CITY Vel
ret and cloth Gaps ~ ther variety One psice.
o3 ys J. W KELLOGG, No lZ8 Canal ST.
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BANK FAILUREs.-The bills of the sus-
pended and doubtful Country Banks will be received in
paymen Window Shades, Gilt Comices, Paper Hang
ings Table OH Cloths Reed Binds. &c. by BIRDsALL
NIcHEL, Window Shade Manufacturers No. AL Pearst.
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NOTHING CAN DIMINISH 1.-THE arrival
Of Csthanue Hays. Anna TniOn. Mrs Warner MISS AZ
dsOn bright that rave consented 70 "
lnmIne beng htsd skies r snJrt period has feo 70
slay the excitement Occasyned o. the INTRODUCTION .,
Knoll Eal s,yls OF Ha's Lake them all It beauty,
and continue Triumphant un every man Of fashion,
merchant trades and mechak3c supplied with one
KNOX "a Al No. Iz8 utOn-st
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NV UAT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ELEGANCE AND ECOsOaY Attention Gentlemen nave
you pufci ased OF HARRISON Fall style OF Hats n -
ii YOU have not we would advise You 70 call at NO 10
(oppose the Bible House, and get one asthey
are equal % many sold AT 81. OSG'
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~ DAym's HArs are AM the rage in the

fashonsbs world Can and inspect hfs fall style They
pronounced beautiful popular aud oeconin. Try one
Of his elegant Hats from which every "a et style aud ue
scptiou can be selected at y. DAyiDs No 3i Broad
NAV TO Duanest
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The INVASION At UFNIN 81 HOusdII.5VI
GySss unrvled Fall Hats for 1851 have been swept from
his shelves by the demand Of the present week Yetthe
long line Of purchasers does not diminish The cry s
still they come when the bes, and handsomest ats IN
the city are offered for $ peope VIII not 0uy - iaocs
erhort them YOU VIII GESiN. III BrOad"ay
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~ Tremendous reduction in prices of
Three ply and Ingram Carpets, Floor OIL Cloths &C. at
No 20 BOwery HIRAM ANDERSON ~ selling English
Three ply Carpets at 6s Is and Is yard splendid In
Carpets Is, 5s and Us perfect Floor on Cloths al
rs sd 81 and Is per yard Window Shades, Drusgsts
NC nj aboIt half their valve.
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newest and style Of Hats designed for Fall wear isday
ISSUED fton the famous aud excellent OF
MEALTO Hs style is handsOmest that ever graced
gentleman head and CHEAP and seryiceabe as 1t
Is handsome The hats TO which allude may be puT-
chased at MEALIOs. No. 40 Broadway
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A MpDmAI FAcr ron the /" H." RACE.

50 NAssAU.sr.-BoOt makers Union Asso-
iaton Boots Shoes Caters retail for Wholesale prices
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~ FgNroN's PATENT FLINT ENAMEL
WARE Wholesale and Retail Depot. No 500 Broadway
orner Prnce-st. bEdAN CASE.
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u.v,x. ,xr pR,vc,ps CleARs.-JAMks

HAVANA ANb kINt ITE = tVNNS' N1N'3I-,
s.n,,vp No 1877 Broadway "FTaakln Boldsags would
,ssnetty inform irieads and ,ae puoc thSt he mas
sx, i,rre Al very cholcs assortment ~ Havana
nS pr,nripe Cigars various brands, wlch ne e"ss ut
.sIs ~ reasonable prces either wholesale ~ re, sbs
s.n,,.p 10, Broadway -" Franklin BGdnss ~ 81
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~ T,yLon's SALOON, No. 337 Broad
way. euc.ts the Tabernacle, OYSTERS fred. Siewee'
Ross,e3 BroleA and on the halt shell hest SoaAS Mut
rom Choes Roast Reef and Lamb Poultry, SaAe' Sas-
ietts, Ham and Esgs, Oyster Paities MGn,as, ras.'
Charlotte RusSe jelly, lee Cream, and kI' ioe rus.
Cc,Yee Chocolate. Tea Lemonade. NC hNety Aee" S
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