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

ty7 SARATOGA WEEKLY News is well
got up journal of particular politics Just started
at the Springs by T.. j. HuLING. Success to 1t
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JNpRrcrDFNrrp BARGAINS IN Dry GooDs

Beautiful Fan De LANES, for shilling yard. The
handsOmes goods sold this market for that money
may be found at HITCHCOCK & LEADBEATER'S, No 3i7
Broadway, corner Leonard where may also be found
splendid stock of Tch Cashmeres and De LANES MernOs
PLAID Shawls, ClOaks, &c. &c.
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Naturalization. Vim. f. Hamilton,

MARYLAnD.-Iloa Vim. T. Hamilton,
Opp having been reelected from me Western
District, 1t Is now morally certain that The next
Delegation from Maryland Will consis, Of four
Wings and two Opposition: last Congress ihfee
10 three.
ALABANA.-The official vote for Goa
gress in five Districts Of TN, StaAe STANDS IS tol-
lows
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u " Familiar in their mouths as house


hold words" Ii is for day. but for all time II IS
pockeable package pleasant 10 the taste
and certain remedy Tor Coughs Colds and all Throat and
Lung complaints premuntory to the Consumption. Mrs
JIRNISs Cold ANDY Nord-with It's name and nus
SION ale linked sweetness long drawn out " Sold by
Mrs " JERyIs, No. S66 Broadway, and by druggists
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-04
HAVANA AND PRINCIPE CIGARs.-JAMEs

SADLIFR No l97 Broadway Franklin Bull dings." would
respectfully ms friends and abe public that he has
received large and choice assortment of Havana
and Principe Cigars ot various brands which he oilers for
sale at reasonable prices either wholesale retail JAMES
gADIlRR, 1877 Broadway, d" Franklin Buildings" $50 o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-04

positive anuihaiOr 0fconsunqiion disease and debility
now So well Known. and the proofs multudnoUs
and self evident AL Who take The trouble 90 them
and the means g. ascertain and test the fact and
SIMPLE tina; nothing need be SAID tn That can
haf al Ne lQl Nassau-st % iw'
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ia i IT iNiStthN = MN
No. II Park Row. opposite AstOr Hous

~ LgARY e. Co., leaders and intrOducers
Of fashion for gentemens Hats Nos. 3, a. and Astof
Mouse Broadway, n Y. Opening day.-On WEDNESDAY,
the nth will open 20 the pubic for examination and se
the most extensive and vared assortment Of fancy as
1n 0rsn patterns for chdTens wear. ever on exhibition
In this city To ladies and others interested an THIS pecu
hsr branch Of chldrens costume We respectfully present
oar fall DferIng
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~ lnvalids requiring DR.. BANNING's
Patent Rody Braces ana failing Rupture Trusses
his Travelling Companion by which Is entire
y prevented and the effect Of every kind Of Jotng
pleely removed may ind the al his Office, No is
Mercer-st Canal. s9u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-04

ties for taking the Lad business by aivetsng IN tas
,wscarer OF other cites and towns o. the county ei
thus Keep pace ~fh the times the multitude follow u.
footsteps II Their -randfasers y lssuln- feM eau ~
cyculars az tie tom thirty years ago Inc 'pYe
TN ~ now afforded By the news2zper dFeru'hs a5eh5
Of b. PALMER Tribune Bull-lngs, for extenl4ng blsi
ness % every KIND depending upon the waits 81 ne p
If the country VIII he recOet'ed few years ~ "
fhose no are now faD1g aud AhOresect - avail them
telyes Of he ONLY thorough and sYs'emac me 1s ~
GIVING publicity business pun lis aud hI.'As .He
tom II tie Ions the country, who, hf reason OF .ue
faculties Of travel AID irsnsp raton, are no" IN ~
within the business HINTS, If lot within the corporate
l.ltlrC. II Tins civ
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THE BANK PANIC is INCREAsING.-NOtes

HE DANk L ANlC is lNCkEASiNG.-4N OISS
IN the following Banks Will be taken par payment for
Clothing at r. EvASS'S Clothing Emporium Bank of
New Rochelle Farmers Bank, Nina James Bank. James
Vile Western Bank, White Greek. PhgnN and BAN
Dfidge Banks. Balnhridge; Merchants Bank, Elery;
COMMERCIAL BANK, Perth Amboy.
+ EvANNs. Nos 20 and 70 Fulton-st
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~ FowLERs & WELLS, PhrenOlogists
md Publishers Clinton Hall l3 Nsssaust near the Park
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-04

French KID GLOVES, ONLY SIS Cd PAIR.
Just imported fine assortment embracing the choicest
colors Pea Green, Light and Dark Brown. Pearl Dark
Blue. Maze. Com, Lilac Flesh, White, Pink Purple,
and other colors, IS I'd and Is pair. Gents
White and Black Kids Is. par at BURDETrs cheap Dry
Goods Store No 1876 Waker-st oil A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-04
ELEGANT SHIRTs.-An elegant fit is as

desirable IN Shirt other article of dress, and
nothing beautiful than the set and style of the
Shirts made at GREENS celebrated establishment, Astor
House Every article that leaves the store Is warranted
and gentlemen giving their orders may depend recev
ing the garments exactly at the time agreed upon however
short the notice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-04
~ EspENscHRID, whose fame as Halter

Is fast rsng m this community prepared 10 demonstrate
his s. 50 Hats are superior the 81 productions of
Brosdway They combine all the excelences that can be
embodied hat Igbtness aad sOldity beauty, grace
ter ssd brancy and are worn and admired by the best
dressed gentlemen this city, His store rs l07 Nassau-s
q
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~ C.rpets and Floor Oil.cIoths for one

:, -
h.sf the mice asked q. o.her places Ore thOussns
pece~ Of English aud American Im0ensl Thee Ply ani
ingram Carpetns recucaOn of p per cent a. NO -
bOwery, HIRAM ANlERscNs tei2fgeat Al1 cAeaI's' u
sfrt 70 be f11nd " this CRY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-04
The CANTON TEA COMPANY are prepared
A,lasale or reas ana Caees In greaier va

rsv and AZ lower prices than Other establishment Con-
.rs,s oi fes would consult thcr ialegesis bY pstf"E
Ia, ~. .abshment Ioca,lna l2o Chath IN - sru
Pa ,al RroseysitD No branchsioses ;" I "a" 40
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-04

N,BLo's GIr PALAcE.-The SUNDAY
COURIER VIII contain SPECIAL Essay On THIS Subject %
ror also contir of the splendid story Of Elm "a
Baucker and facy Editorial. all subjects talked about
Toe latest e. The latest moment. Puo4lcson once
No EuTucr-s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-04
KrLLoGG's FAIL STYLE OF HATs, VOW

READYAlsO large assortment OF Boys and children
beaver felt and silk Hats be found IN the cry Ne-
vet and cloth Caps m their variety. One prlce
"a az j w KELLOGG. No 1913 Canal st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-04
The NEWEST AND BEST SryLE.-The

newe, and best style Of Hats designed for Fall wear isday
Is.ued from the famous and excellent warerooms OF
MEALro His style is the handsomest that ever graced
gentIemsns head and CHEAP and seviceable as
n handsome The hats to which allude may be pur
chased al MEALIOs. No. ilb Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-04
OpERA GLASSES. -WALpsTEIN a BIC

VPEKA OLASSks.- w AIIS EN- q DtNhEL'
Opticians No as Broadway % door from Canal ST. have
ust received OF Munich Opera Glasses which make
Their assortment the best and choicest the city They
@ sell hire them the satisfaction OF all who VIII all
at ~ 4l8 Broadway. OF eta
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-04

FALL STYLES OF FANCY HATS FOR
CHILDREN-BANTA No. 100 Canal-st has for exhibition
and hl. Fail Styles of ChIdrens Beaver Hats CON
sistipg Of Snow white Drab and Black Beaver Hats for
children Moleskn. Beaver and Felt Hats for boys m
fants Veivet Caps and boys Caps Of the newest
md most approved patterns He requests examination of
H. extensive stock 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-04

SECURITY FROM LOSS.-ThoSe who hold
bills of our doubtful State Banks get nd Of them With
out loss by calling al GEN TAYLoRS HEApQU ARTERS, No
FutOns and purchasing what they needs must have
for the approaching winter season All the doubtful bs
are taken par at this celebrated establishment "a
tSN The great Exhibition for the Fall of
1851 commences at BARRIER Old Stand, No Sol Grand
ST. on Monday. Oct o go
SOQOQ worth If New Goods TO be sold 10 the highest
bidder ApeTeoi assortment OF seasonable goods CONSIST
OF
silks Colored and Black
Mernos and CaShmere>
De Lanes PLAN aud Printed.
Long and Square BToche ShawlS
LOng ard Square Wooden ShswlS.
Figured Cashmere and Plam Thibet Shawls.
Black and Colored SILK ' eyet>.
Paramattas and yOneSse Cloths.
Rouhazues and Ayacas.
Raw SILK and Wooden Plajs
Plan High Colored De Lanes
French and lrlSh Poplins.
Bed Blanke cts aid ComforterS
Red " hlie and yellow Flannels
Linens Dlapets Linen SAsttlBss. Table D4uasks. Nap
AIMS, Doyles, a..
Window Dgapery DamaskS SC.
Also go bales ami Of Domestic Goods Of the best
kinds and make
B-Also 10 cases De Lanes and CaShmeres
worth p only j. yard. with even KIND OF Dry Goods
wanted for the present Goods freely shown and
seat % any part ~ thus " al coming cities icte az charge
Nemembcs the Old Stand II ) BARKkR. Ne S0l Grand
81 Even article truthfuly represented 0l2ts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-04

~ Great excitement, ar In MEXICO,
War betweed Brokers and Banks but amid the present
and confusion LOCKHEART continues To take the pa
psr of the following BaDks at par, for Hats Caps. nc
The Bank Of New Rochelle, James Bank OF GAINESVILLE,
Farmers BanA. Nina. Western Bank, White Creek, Gov
Stock Bank of Michigan Ocean Bank, New-Jer-
sey Farmers and Mechanics Bank OF New Brunswick,
and iUnion Bank Of Dover ~ !. And he continues his
sales to the public from the most beautiful assortment OF
elastic light brilliant French Model Hats together with
large aud beautiful assortment OF French mporie Canes
Umbrellas and children fancy Hats and Caps at has sales
room No 54 Broadway We would say 10 an lnqurng
public We have tired his 50 Hats and found them equal TO
any 81 and s. Hats introduced Go then and do like
Remember the Broadway Hat Store tor your fashion,
able aLt cheap goods
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-04

~ WHIrEHvRsr's DAGUERREoTyPES at
the Worlds Far have been pronounced the best specimens
there exhibited and has pictures on exhibition at ms gallery
M this CIV No $40 Broadv ay OF Leonard st well
sustain the reputation he has acquired IN London Better
PICTURES have been produced HIS gallery contains
the largest and best collection Of portraits ever exhibited
IN the United States
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-04
A Rus ON GrNIN-While the quidnuncs

NUN FTIIt tIIV
have beer discussing the state of the money market there
has heeO tremendous pressure al GENlNS but II has been
Hats not Ter Specse and GENs tas great pleasure
stating he has been able meet the demand without
inconvenience. The run ~ yeStGday tremendous.
and likely 10 be renewed t. day for these times 1t
particularly pleasant 10 realize the worth OF FIVE dollars
for the shape Of the elegant and disfHgue
hat " the season
GENIN, NJ. GA Broadway,
OHM to Pnnls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-04
ALLEN DoDwoRrH's PRIVATE DANCING

ACADEMY, No AS Bronme- St, Broadway.
" III commence MONDAY. Oct for gentlemen, and an
WEDNESDAY Oct for ladies' Semi-monthly Sources, for
pupils only. oil ct
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-04

80. Tremendous reduction in prices of
CARPETS OIL Cloths RUGS, Window Shades Druggets &c,
At HIRAM ANpERSoNs No. ~ BOwefy. Ony Is Is, aud
IS yard FOR three ply Carpets As and IS yaru for
beautiful Ingram Carpets Is Cd Is and ward for
elegant Dosseis and numerous other articles proportion
ably cheap.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-04
+. IL. AnlDoN, Halter. No. 6i9 BROAD

WAY, FOUR Doors ABOVE BLEEcEER ST la addition to
his ssnacent Foil Hat for gentlemen. AMIpoNis pre-
pared to exhibit to the ladies assortment Of Chdren's
Hats and Caps. and Ladies Riding HAS. inshedin stye
of elegant simplicity rarely to be seen AMIDoN, No 69
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-04

w GENTLEMEN HATS, L ALL oTfhE-
BIRD cor Pine and Nsssau-sts socts the attention OF
ais Gu sinets and the public 20 the style OF Hat Tor
Abe autumn season II will he introduced Thursday,
ist INST and # possible u enhance quality OF fabric
aud very elegant IN proportions aud finish
Ausust 27tL 1881 RIED, cor. Pine and Nassau-sts
.al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-04

The LAST OF THE WHITE HATs.-kNOXS
snnourc ement his Fan style of Hats has banshed from
all the fashionable pTomenades The White Hat We re-
oice this for beautiful his Rocky Mountain Beaver
was, It cannot bear comparison IN elegance ghnesS and
durebty with his last issue Procure copy at his Sales
rsom NJ. 1913 Fulton st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-04

~ FRNroN's PATENT FLINT ENAMEL
WARE Wholesale aI~l Retail Depot. No. sos Broadway
ssruer Prnce-N BENAN \ CASE.
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subjected TO the same incidents Of profit and
loss. capacity or lncapacity. Those who
understand it and prosecute 1t according to
sound principles, can do well by II, those
who mismanage or neglect their business
are pretty certain to lose by it, as in every
thing else. The State does not make itself
in any manner responsible for the Banks,
and will not borrow money 70 sustain nor
pass suspension acts to favor them. What
it does is simply to require of each Bank
ample and available security deposited IN
It's own vaults, under the care of its chosen
officers, for the whole amount Of each
Banks circulating notes; and, to make this
secure. It allows no bills to be issued until
examined and countersigned by one Of It's
officers, who by bis signature attests that
Public Securities adequate TO such notes
redemption have been deposited with the
State. and cannot be withdrawn until the
notes shall have been redeemed and Cancelled.
OF course, the Bank NAV be broken by IN
competency or rOguery In rs management;
but the holder Of is bills IS nevertheless
secure of the payment generally Of the
whole. and at all events Of very nearly the
face of the notes. He hears that the Bank
has stopped with unconcern. for he knows
that the wherewithal 10 redeem the bill he
holds is in the custody of the States proper
officer and IS sacredly pledged to such re-
demption. His loss at the worst can hardly
amount To six cents on the dollar. and seve-
RAJ Banks established under this system
have broken ard been wound up, yet re-
deemed all their notes at one hundred cents
on the dollar.
Such is the Banking System on which the
Currency OF New Y rk rests securely, now
| IN spite OF the pressure ard portents If the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-04

IS ENGLISH DRUGGETS, tour yards wide,
at HIRAM ANDERSON No. 80 BoweTy. Also one hundred
peces of Druegets one and three yards wide, from
Is Cd and up~ ard beng the largest and cheapest aSSo
meat be found thus city Also, large assortment oil
Star Dragsets, cheap
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-04
Curtain MATERIALS. WINDOW OsNA-

CURTAIN MATERIALS, WINDOW ORNA-
NH>rs Sc-KsLrY FERGUSON have Just receive ed from
Paris larse and eS CANT assortment 81 Sa peines and
other Curtain Materials Lace and Muslin Curtains, &c,
which theY oder f 70 per less than they he had
elsewhere Curtains made the nealesi manner D.
practical uphosterer Cal! and satisfy yourselves at the
Wholesale Window Shade Store, Ne. 2S9 BroaWaY store
exiesdng through 20 Nos 81 and ), Reade 81 Oh SWSSi
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WASHINGTON CITY TUESDAY, 25

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Sugar Plantations.
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and Rod Iron
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aud Bran-Separating Machinery.
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