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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-24

The Albany Argus, also TIE Atlas, have
the Official Returns from all but three Counties,
(Broomc. Tiogs and New-lork) aud, correcting
by them, elect Weleh over Cook 10y tkirty-t..
majority and give Chatfeld over Ullmann 100.
Blu, these msJori,ies are swelled at least 100 by
the throwing out OF the notes OF one District in
Catskill by the Loco Foco Supervisors Of Greene
County while they take no vote OF the rejection
by our Supervisors OF the vote returned from the
Second District OF the Fourteenth Ward. which
gives Chatield and Welch go majority There
can be no doubt, therefore, tina, Mr. Cook viii
have 4 ma ori,y on. the face of the Official Re.
turns from the Counties.
That. however, will settle nothing. We trust
the State Canvsssers will canvass carefully and
thoroughly the entire returns, render equal and
exact Justice to all parties, and declare who
were fairy elected by the People. II the errors
in the Fourteenth Ward amounted Only to infOr.
m,Ii.ios. we are sure no Wing will choose 70
take advantage of them II, however, they were
quite other than thls-n the Polls were he'd
omen there after the tine when they should hNe
bcen closed. in order 10 swell the Loco-toco ma.
,ority. when more than thousand Wings Were
turned away from other polls by the MEMORABLE
closing Of the polls precisely AT sunset-why then
The case will be somewhat altered.
The Ersuing Post talks as II m utter igno
rance that Board Of CanvaSserS OF It's own
party threw ont a District in Catsklll giving
One Hundred Wing majority, on sounds of Oh
ecnon purely technical, before our Board did
ANYTHING of the sort 1t says, with utter reck.
lessness of truth
1.-THE Wings OF this City walt TILL they learn by
what majority they have been defeated and then de.
Gbsrateiy pronounce the votes that make i, illegal
ana certify to the election OF their own candidates.
Not q single Wing candidate viii be declared
elected by our Board on thc strength of this re-
lection of the disputed District.
AS to the XlNth Ward, we were mistaken
in saying that the decision already made with
regard to it elects McsSrs. DoheIty. Bras,o and
their associates on the Tammany ticket The
State and County boxes have been admitted and
canvassed. but the Ward box Qt Is alleged) was
overturned and the votes spilled and scattered
ON the floor, so that they could not be Identified
If such be the fact they may yet be rejected
At alb events, they have not Yet been passed
uDOn
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Mrsslss,ppl.-The Delegates chosen

MIsslssipPl.-The Delegates chosen last
Summer to a State Convention. to consider the
grave subject of Southern wrongs and their
remedies, assembled at Jackson on the 10th
inst and chose CoRNELIrs CANNAcK of Tishe-
mingo Uhe banner Union County, President T.
Swan Secretary Thos. Palmer (of The Flag OF
the Union y Printer. motion to adjourn with
out day before proceeding to business was
negatived by Il to 22-but 1t Is probable that
the Session did not continue more than week
At furthest, as the SecessonSts were dreadiully
mauled in the election of Delegates, carrying
only some dozen of the hundred. Nothing will
be done beyond passing series Of declaraioy
Resolves.
1t is settled that Gen. Henry ,. toorE
& Union is chosen Governor over Col. Jen
Davis by 900 to 500 majority. Here are the
reported majorities in all but the two small
counties of Jackson and Tunica, (Which together
gave Gen Taylor 50 votes to l9l for Cass, and
have probably now given Davis 100 maJonlU
show majority of 1863 for Foote-as follows;
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" Fowler & WELLS, PhrenOlog lists and
pusIt.hsr Clinton Hall. No l31 Fsssas-st New-icfA'
sy6 No it1 Washirgton-st Boron
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, MONDAY, NOV. 81, 1851.

~ observation-disclosures OFFICE. NEW-f
in conformity with the recommendation oil the
Of this State setting apart tine S.h 'U' elos
a, dav for sDecial Thanksgivin TO Almighty God
Co.. ri. coued goodness toward us, and. believing that
,b recommendation vii meet the cordial concurrence oil
all classes of my fellow citizens do earnestly urge mat
the day thus Sc. apart observed for that purpose that al
odr ay business and secular pursuits be suspended ana
that the people assembling their various places oil fe
gous worship unite offering their tribute OF praise
and thanksgiving the bou,ful gi'er OF all the soou
things which we enjoy.
&C. nnde- nv hand at the Mayors Office in the CITY
# New-Yo,k this 2alh day Of November, 1884,
A. C. KINGSLAND. Mayor
All Offices connected with the City Government VIII De
closed for the transaction Of THURSDAY
-, n23 Il
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Topics Of the Morning.

The terrible calamity of Friday continues
70 engIoss our whole community. The
City Yesterday was one scene of Mourning.
Procession after procession reached Green
wood Cemetery. and one would find it diff
cult to say in which was exhibited deepest
grief. Seldom has a calamity befallen our
CITY, which made so distressing or lasting
an impression on the public mind, and never
one which brought pain and sorrow to SO
many home,
The news from Europe shows an i'm
novement in the Cotton Market. Kossuth
continues his triumphal career among the
citizens and working classes of England
The aristocracy pay himno attention. His
reception at Birmingham and Manchester
was exceedingly enthusiastic. lie was to
sail for New-York on the 18th. In France
the prospect is decidedly that the Presi
dents scheme for restoring universal SUI
frage as preliminary to his own reelection
will be defeated. Propositions for compro-
mise are on foot, such as to require the time
of residence which shall qualify man to
vote, to be one year instead of three as is
done by the present law, or six months as
was done by the old But the chance for
compromise is small, and though the demo-
cratic members Of the Assembly will go
unanimously for the old law, they will not
take anything less than that; while, on
the other hand, the monarchists declare that
they will not WELD a hair nor make the
shadow Of concession to the spirit of dis
order and anarchy, that rs to say, to the
right of the people to govern themselves
They have also brought in proposition to
give to the officers of the Assembly unllm-
tied control over the army In Paris. If
passed, this will he casting defiance at Presi-
dent Bonaparte, to whom, of right, such
control belongs. In any event, the signs
are growing portentous, and the issue more
and more problematical. The King of
Hanover is near dying. In Italy, tyranny
travels its own road at railroad speed
From Ireland we hear of Mr.. Wagstafl'
Of New York who announced to the citizens
of Galway that he shall incontinently start
line of steamers between that port and
this. His first ship he promises shall put to
sea from mis- side on the 18th Of next month
and make the passage in eight days. Quick
work that.
Our South American news is very full
and very interesting. The document
signed RosaS is extraordinary in character
and erandiloquent in style. 1t would APP
pear to us as beuaying some deep mortif-
cation or imminent apprehension. The
parting address of our retiring Charge VIII
be read with interest.
The news from Mexico varies little from
the general accounts of confusion, difficulty
and perplexity which constitute the his
tory of that country in these days. The
cholera is said to be added to the other
plaques, but by some mysterious dispense
ton II does not revisit the towns which it in
tested in former years.
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For California.

We shall issue THIS MO RNiNG The
Tribune for California, Oregon and The Sand'c''h
Islands. 1t will contain all the Latest Foreign
and Domestic News, City News, Money aud
Market Reports, Marriages, Deaths, &c.
Persons wishing copies Of this paper Will
Dlease leave their orders early This Morning.
Price. sngle numbers. sypenCe.
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STEAMSHIP Ell DoRApo.-Tbis vessel

STEAMSHIP Ell DoRApo.-This vessel.
which sunk at her wharf on Friday was undergoing
VARIOUS and extensive alterations previous to her In
tended departure, on the Goth instant She has had
another Geek put on her and has also been hipped.
Oh Saturday afternoon, two engines, throwing forty
barrels eacn per minute, were at work pumping her
out but at shutdown had not made much progress
The water was then up TO her guard, and rising, ow-
ing, It was supposed, 10 some Of her 10 wer dead
lights berg still open. The damage to her by this
accident, II was thought, Will amount 70 SO 900
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-24

The entire Union State Ticket is elected
generally by much larger maJorltles than Foote'S
Dan RUSSELL for Auditor, runs far ahead. Judge
Guion (for Chancellor, we believe) is beaten
5000 Had not the Secesslonists backed out oil
Disunion, and gone back to all-potent Demoe.
racy,' with very popular candidate for Cover.
nor they would come cut no where.
Ex-Gov. ADet e. Brovn, and not W McWil-
lie, is the only Member of the last Congress re-
elected-the three others being beaten respect
lively by Messrs. Nabers, Freeman and Wiley,
Unionists Gov Brown has probably been sent
back to see it he cannot by this time find a
shorter route to Washington than that he has
hitherto charged Mileage upon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-24

NoricE TO THE Public James G..
hctet, one ~ the most snterprsng OF our New-Yerk
mechanics notice that he fully epared ms
manetactesg Nos ll9 and lei Prncest., TO supply all
ueSe f sas ttunes chandeliers, pendants brackeS SC
He Keeps constantly hand aTs, stock comprising all
esest styles and patterns al prices far below many Of
his competitors Those who want articles this line VIII
hnd H 10 sAsir interest TO call sn Mir. Moae,.
IMnranr S,Ar
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CAUTION TO TIE PrRIlc.-The nreat

CAUTION TO TIRE PpaIIC.-The great
popularity LYONS MAGNETIC POWDERS for the de
stracon Of Bed huge, CocSrvachss Moths Ants Tiess
Flies, SC. and Insects plants and all other insects
has prompted certain parties - pre- are spurious as
cles and offss them under denolnations for
sale Hcw si these individuals dared 20 give then ipo
sacas out stree Of posoa" The proprietor Of the
eSikspa article has this city enly The
agents. and the principal aep>t 10 at No ~ Broadway
where also NAY be obaped Pills for the instantaneous de-
suvctisn Of Rails and Nice Both articles warranted
ns1 Ts r. LYON. 4A Broa lNay.
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Fer Europe.

The next number of tn Y'ribune for Ewo?sar
Circulation will be issued TOMORROW MORN
ING. at o'clock 1t will contain all the latest
news up to the time of going to press. The
Cambria sails from Boston on Wednesday at IL
n,clcck
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-24

Tx BALric.-The steamship Baltic, for
Liverpool, AFTER proceeding down the bay, returned
at night ard anchored a, Quarantine on account OF
the very low tide and heavy ses % the bar.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-24
TAYLOR, No. 337 Broadway.

" J. I AlLOK, NO oJI BTOadWaV, opposite
Tabernacle furnishes parties with Ice Cream Fruit
lees Jelly. Charlotte Ruse, Blanc Mango small Fancy
Ices, Biscuit Glaces, Plum Pudding q aces, Gaeau
ala BelonAse. Grand Menngues, Merinsues Ia Cream
Preach. Flower. Fruit and Fancy Notices, Orna
meps OF Nougai, Orange, &c, CrStalized and Brandy
Fruits, small Farcy Cakes BOnc1 Turkeys Game Pstes
Chicken and Lobster Salads. OTnanentod Hams and
Tongues Pcked Oysters Oysters stewlng aud trying
&C lie also loans parties China and Glass Ware Plated
Trays and Cake Baskets, Silver Forks Spoons Ladies'
CAndelAbfaS, Brackets, Sc. n92 Sc
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The HUSGARIAN WAR.-Ihe Courier

The HUsGARIAN Waffle Courier
and Enquirer OF Friday, contained an article sew
eral columns long, asserting that Kossuth was
10 better than he should be, and that the Hun
garian War was essentially mere struggle Of
the Magyar race TO keep the Slayonians oil
Hungary In sub ection Tho Courier On this oc
casion merely repeated the arguments It used
several months since, when we convicted It Of
gross sefi.contradictIons, and a degree OF ig-
norsnce OF the subject, not convenient in pcb
lie exposer Of It's secrets We do not propose
again to 90 in detail through the errors Of our
contemporary, but simply observe as to Kossuth'
that whereas The Courier before labored to prove
him accessory to and guilty of the crime Of
m~der, II now holds him not uadeserving OF as
ssstance from the United States Government, and
even worthy OF some admiration and sympathy.
Here is certainly almost as notable change OIL
opir ion as any manifested in Tie Cowi"'
blundering articles Of las, Spring. As 'othe en-
slayement of the Sayonians by the Magjars, we
will now merely repeat, what has been demon
strated beyond denial, that they were not en-
shaved at all, but had equal privileges e'ep'
where with the Magyars, and in Croatia, superior
and exclusive privileges. ard that tue sole 'p
preston they suffered, was tina, the Magyar vas
the official language Of that country Just as 'hs
English is Of this, and Just as the German no"
IS among them in spite of their success 10 THIS
war And as to the rising of the SiavoniA'
against the Msgyars, The Cousi,r forgets thai" We
last Spring proved by the letters Of Jeilachle'
himself, that that rising was got up By the neseh
cry Of the Austrian Court, which supplied 'n'
money 10 carry 1t on, even while pretending "
condemn 1t, and to put the same Jeilachich ui''''
the ban for leading IT, -.
So worthless is the talk of The COpTi'' IN 'n..
question, it will have TO repeat these ou'Nosl
stories IN some newer form, before II can sue' cs
In cooling down the welcome preparing "
k0ssgTH.
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Fox SAiE-An Old and well established

Ladies @d Gentlemsas Oyster aKA Ice Cream saloon.
situated Of the NEST public n longhfares the
Per part Of the CITY and DONG pretabc ard sac,cssf
business Its prescat Compelled o. dispose Of she
estahhmen owing to other engagements ard the oppos
tunAty offered 10 those disposed 20 the
enc rarely met With For particulars relative TO price, To-
csusa &C. INQUIRE AZ TIE SCaScg CclrCr 0ace, No IS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-24

For TIE SOuTH.-I'he steamship Flori-
ds, Capt, Lyon, for Savannah southerner, Capt.
Dickinson, for Charleston and the Roanoke, Capt
Parrish and City Of Richmond, Capt. Terry, for
Norfolk and Richmond, departed on Saturday, for
their respective destinations.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-24

70" The kossuth Procession, we antici-
pas will be grand aaIr and will do honor to gor
city and nation hut. II comes would advise
ell prepared for Winter and fot this grand
,asion HE to General rayors Head QuaIters
No 16 Fulton themsee for tho under the
care Of the geniemany cers. and come out pre-
pared 10 do die IN the service ofJhen country anu
The great cause Of sympathy lor the oppressed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-24

SPANISH LANGUAGE. Gentlenen's
Class r BEGINNERS 10 meet Tuesday aud FRIDAY eve
nings 81 No LOG Pieuepont ST. Ger Of Clinton Brooklyn
Is ccnneneins. Apply earsy. ngt 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-24

NOTICE TO THE LADIES OF NEW ORR
ms VICINITY Lades WISHING Boots and Shoes fcr
the Fan and Winter season, can md AZ MlLlERS IN
Canal st. large and splendid assortment consisting Of
black and colored Cater Boots plain aud fun fored both
single ard double soes Cloth Button Boots lined with
shamois leather, son and warm for Winter Quilted Silk
Boots aud Buskus beautiful Article LADIES' and Gentle
ens Toilet Slippers suitable Holiday presents for both
SEXES white Satin and lLnol Caters; white and black
Satin bronze and black French nd Slippers Slippers for
Bali and Palues Misses and Chdrens Cater Boots aud
Shoes Of all the various styles and prices, with Ladies
Misses and Chldrens India Rubber Boots, Cater Boots
Shoes Gloves &C. the largest assortment of store
New York LADIES Will please call aud examine FOR them
selvesat h. MIILER'S No. 1874 Canal-st
80 NAssAv-sr.-Boot-m makers Union Asso-
s,atoa Boots Shoes Caters al retail for prices
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NIP WNW&F
r...s Fnas- FuRs.-YouNe's premium

80. No. % Bowey, and No 2Jonn 81 near brOso
FER ss95sr n an excellent assortment has s goods M.
wy NJ reft sells cheap, and recommends nothing Uu
~, h rood He got the premium at the se i1i '"0
~%sricas Institnte Cor superior ors and "ofhhasp'
tam
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-24
~ New and Striking improvements in

the SHIT making art have been introduced by GRElo No
Aste House and he invites attention 20 the fact that by
the mathematical system OF measnr6ment adopted m his
establ neLt perfect t 10 rendered absolutely CERTAIN,
while etesf taken 90 render the garment graceful
and elegant IN Ill It's details
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-24
SELLING OrF.-PErERsoN & HuMPHREys,

No 3,e broadway corner st will sell the entire lot
of Csrpengs purchased 10 the late large Auction sales at
the following prices Rich BRUSSELS s. TO los per yard
Esa Hesvy 9p es per yard Extra Heavy, super % TO
g. PEI yard Good all wool, IS Cd to Is Per yard Oh
Cloths Extra heavy U.s. per yard. And all other goods
sanaIIv Low n20 avs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-24

u The increase of crime IN New York
4 ing to the selfish that has grown rich by
retailing the lie that all IS tar p htics and now mud
A difficult to make clean that VIII Gu has drted The in
crease in the sale of Mrs Cold Candy to
s being really coed article for Coughs Colds &c Sold
nv Mira w yIRNIS, No. 800 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-24

LADIES LoxDov URs.-Just receis w.,
united but VEN sect Of L',a soais ana Rid
Eurs. consulting Of Manila &c OF Stone Martin.
TeR Ennns Ms1cas EI@Hs sT expressly for
sable e &c Bs,,piel, Of Londoa ,,.,.
Va us Broadway Irving House
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-24

The TINE HAS ARRIVED. The Season
demands Of all who have any regard for health who care
ANYTHING real enjoyment that they should put on warm
under ciothing The Uude-shirts manufactured and I'M
ported by RANKIN RAY No Oi Bower are the ven arti-
Gle for season Silk WOODEN and menno of every size
and qualify Among their many recon mendations sthelr
sheauneSs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-24

~ As publicity is the true mode of ex-
sGtendrc business readers AGAIN reminded of he A6-
vertissas Agency Of ID. PALNsR in the Troune Buii-
the whole couutIy can es selected -
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~ Competition compels the Halter now 's ".
q, Az the thing that nice If he ont his customers
80 I.r snother halter. FREEMAN, OF the Union NAT
Stc,s No 20 Fulton st. Of the peculisry In men
"n., and children manufactured Hats Gaps, Cnh
Syens Fancy and Ladies Beaver Hats, suitable i,r
Whso Won ook for Halter don't forget to can az lns
r,n;on Hal Stsfs No % ElEon-st where you VIII hno
sometb,pe in the Hat way that can't he beat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-24

u DAvIs's HYpRsIos . corhe emu 80 &C.,
on epe.d a. prepsrasu for t ha ~ ~
ira ~ establish the fuies' sc a. / Slsr-.t
eoor f5 Grad R ss n N Bs ~ PB KnsPe
ir ssls ~ ,sos.st j. Dfd. Ne III Brcse- =
f,on No ~ Greld NswSS's .,, m,s n.y. siosSi,n
~ D4sr.,s Generally Pnee Is cents 10 i"se Wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-24

Mrs. JERvIs's Coin CANpy.-The great
Ire sds remedy for Coughs Colds Hoarseness and the
vss.oSs shrcat aud lung complaints, sold by Mrs JgR
US, Ne DO Broadway and eN Druggists generally
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-24

Trsvv LIND DoLLs.-A new and elegant
- he;nv an exact resemblance 10 Jenay lna "a az
dressed IN lem Lids style for sale 81 i
IS..' =, Cd. Norelies Toys &c, No 30 brysq~S
Also n hard a.so1,%sps Of Do a. extremely
sIso he finest display VI Dressed Ds IA tne
low d ssstes Also large lot Of India rubber DOT
heads, cheaper than they nave ever ''eA ''''"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-24

EA CRisIs There cao he no doubt tina!
$3.50 arrived yolvir The interests II many crowned
esd, ice ,5sc,ior IN ,hsDs and material which shows
ibsf he nanu!scfurer IN the MIDST OF ahflpoo o. ,st
refit,op is really equal % ire cs's " 700 douo se
dazzle Jour eyes little oy s'eppng into ms s'''''
Tuit0r-St
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-24

SHAwLs SHAwLs "A large lot of
Shawis from auction be sold of Immediately Cash
mere Icng and Square Shavls. Plaid Long shawls,
square awls 81 every kind the greatest bargains ever
offered by G NJ. BoDiSE, No. 1913 CIandst corner OF
Orchard hZl "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-24

SHAwLs, SHAwLs.-A large stock Oh
.rnsy,or oolel shawls good aud may be iono az
HiTcHoocE & LEADBEATER's, No. 3sI Broaa~S, Nio.e
also every other knd OF Sha"i' a. D''N"''
q,h}hst n be blamed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-24

CHrLpREN's PARIS HAS. ust recei'ec
~ 80 g., g., .I.-,ef arS sale, 81 invoice II
Chdreps Fancy Hats, Cape. sLt ladies' a1ns Ia. s
pans manufacture, equaied ~ ncae ess, 49, ro
W W Hat.sy. and Leaders Of lshion tef Cent? hAn.
Ms 3 4 and Astof House, Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-24

CLoAKsi CLOAKs "A good stock Oh
y.';.;.n Clo.t. aud OMEGA Cgoaks may be found a,
HiTcHCocg 4 LEADBEATEss, No. sii Broadway coiDs'
al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-24

AN IMPORTANT Cure MIR. S. Burr, Of
Iasioa w. whites Us ths, Young his neighber-
lou sss suncfe1 s some uaic with diseased lungs
Sosceo 70 abandon a,s school and his trends thought he
ne nSs sooe 9e. he then Commenced using DIR ROGERS
the following winter resumed his scAsol ~
fes sale By A. l. ScoyILL Co. at the Ds,St Ma a,s
BxoeAway and by all retail Diugg,sts Prce la larys
bottles II. on three bottles for 81 80 49,
" DIR. Banning's Patent Braces, and
Asser fais~s RupsWe Iras;ss NJ. &c Nssess-ss AlSs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-24

CLoTHs--REAL FRENCH CLOTHS
IIoNTs Co No III BroadNa y have just received large
lo of tho above an coprs and blacks for Ladies
Cl0aks which they offering very cheap ny ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-24

SELLING Our Below CosT.-HITcHcocK
sIv.psyArER No 3i7 Broadway, cor Leonaro-st., are
.s,ne ort their entire stock Of Goods below cost any ave
Nssssr spch Inducements customers as they seldom
msst with in this City beautiful fashionable risn Sks
al 81 ward elegant Brocsde do 6s splendid irsh lop
lin IS and Worsed Pa,ds, French Merlnos, Dotncs III"
everv thing else equally cheap
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-24

"a IN bb iSAtNEot i'fNb
-KKIry FERGUSON No. 1884, Broadway, have Ia store
splendid assortment OF SATIN de Lanes, Lace ana Muslin
Curtains GIN Cornces Loops Center Tassels &c, which
they are now selling at profit less than they be bought
Of any other store Ase the most magnificent assortment
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