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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-10
The GALE IN THE WEST INDIES. BY

The schooner John Tuuls at Norfolk from Porto Rico
we learn that the gale Of the 18th ut did little damage
m the hasbor OF -. Johns, T. r., several cOa>rng
vessels and the Br brig Oscar, Of Halifax, went
shore, but the last has been gotten OF without any
damage In the country the destruction has been
very great. the rivers overlooked, DESTROYING the
ground provisions, and much sugar in the curing
houses well a. what Was on the enearklng places
IN launches on iis WAY 10 the city Al the moment
the John Tunis MAS leaving 81. Johns, the American
Consul. George Laiimer. received Expresses lrom
Naguabo and Arecibo, that the gale had been much
worse IN these potts and ghhorhOod. Al Humsc az
the American bark Carlota, of New-lors nearly
loaded for New-Iork, with sugar and moas>es, went
on shore ard would be total loss and al iaouco
the American brig Roberta, Of EaSipori, Name, Was
driven out OF the ives, end Of Santa Croix, went on
shore, and would also be totally lost-had on board
sA puncheons Of rum. At Areclbo the following
vessels were lost Br. brig Frederick. tosdlng with
tobacco. Tor Bremen, captain drowned Br. brig
Mary loaded With molaS>es, for Newfoundland Br
hrig Scotia. loading for Halifax Br brig Glide load
ing for Halifax. The Swedish brig Adoifo loading
with tobacco for Hamburg, rode II out with loss OF
both masts The destruction IN The country near the
above mentioned ports has been immense
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-10
Massachusetts Whig Convention.

SrRlNGtlFIp. Iue>day. SEPT. . 1851
There are already here about $50 Delegates %
the Wing Convention To be- held ~ morrow The
state Committee have been ODD session here Al. day
and have agreed on an Address ana Resolutions {,
be- presented tor acceptance n i stated here TIA.
the basis " compromise adopted l. me same As thai
bv the Sections In New. ORR, and that no nom.n,.
ton will be- made for President From appearance,
the Convention vii be- the largest since The DAYS Of
$40 Senator John DAVIS - already here. with many
other leaders OF The party. There seems 90 be no
doubt that Winthrop viii De- The candidate for Gov.
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Opposition STATE Convention.

EdtoiiaI 'ot'e'ponu'no ,e ,r..dla',. s,,
,y nj: s..
i"o N''' ~ -, =,
o"'eH'i''' "''' - go p''' ~, u.'l,
are iio" III ''A'yO' 'V,'9,a','.''., .,.,I
nave ''''''''''''' ,,''a.a,.., ,h
ma i'' u.
fu5"Ne '''''' Law
badly the vague resolves OF la>' year WIZ oe
adopted A. Tor candidate, nothing Is settled.
t. .h,- t,.Lt DID,. tho mos, nrnoable INST now
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By Telegraph to the New.York Tribune
soatArrr r'l'e-sps oac,, 1o-.,- s.-e,, al s,..,
seizure OF an American Brig at Cuba far n,
tempting 10 smuLgle Gunpowsder. &c. a.


IuhIIANUi IAt>-IAN, Ntpt ?. III
The bark Ranger. arrived from Cuba. reDo-,,
that the brig Potosi. Capt. Sawyer OF this por,
had been seized al Havana ior an a,,emo, MAD.
by her officers 10 smussle quantity 81 posi,,
on shore. Capt >a~yer and Ransom Revolt,
the second mate, We're examined and imprisoned
and u i thought they wiii be- sent orr % Ss,,,
70 serve out a number o. wears in the cham san,,
The bus u WAS expected would be- given I'd O,
the payment Of hne. She Is Owned by Joas
h Brown. of ihi> place
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yo,don Agency forrhe Tribune.

THOMAs % and p Catharln~-, freet Str'nd !. "
th9rzsG 70 recive subscriptions and aG'rr',e'e"'s l
JIs Tribune % London. ,...
or fond. IN Great Britain ana lrelatd ~ renli'lh5
w Ttova. ~ above l2s 81. ~ Pl,t-oilce Irlef VIII
receive tins paper one year 80 ~ "
Fnsx,Rrs ( AvDFoRD Co. Il : and l8 Co-nhil Lon,
don ana COLUMBIA BuildIEs. Liverpool. are appointed
F,rrean gents for pap-r keeping me latest num-
frs always ~ hand for sale asp 20 receive scrl@i'
orders and advert senierts
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THE FLoAIISG BRIDGE ACROSS bAht
CHAxPLAIN coMPLErEDThs CsamYlain B,9os- a., :,
Saturday thus speaks Of On Monday iof s. IT,
time N the history Of the world, Lake ,nA
plain was crossed by tram Of cars Inc hVi,S,
bridge emerged from IT. shps-the monster sSs
Serpent crept forth from nis den. and sfe'cnes
huge proportions from pier TO per connec.lns - ~
with shore state with STATE. New EngaI VIZ. W.
West Without difficulty or accident, ana ~
little delay A. could have been expected on lne ,ss
thai Of his novel and grand nyenion-thet 2uN66 D.
born Of Campbel's scheming Orain-ihe "h2 ''. -
ton train engine and al passed safely over ifon
Vermont To the Ne. York shore Of Lake ham 10
The excitement and enthusiasm we're lndesilyi..
TIE monster deppot,-Ja0 feet iOng by hll-,t
broad the wharf, the pers, The hotel were -,
to their utmost capacity. IIis marine mAesI
celyed such royal greeting probably sea y =
never received before. Barnum With NJ gran. ~
van and snake hunters IN search Of the ~.
must henceiorU ard seek their leyatnan 10 u. Il
saline waters Of Lake Champlain. we c can ~,
events show our BostonIan fnfnds VINO u@, .a.a
way, great curiosity, and one cef,aI ny .,,n.
real, than their serpent sovereign ~ 80. 40
Who has never vet been caught. while we nave w.
N harhess-we, Of the inland sea
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Beard Of commissioner. of Foreign Mission,

PORTLAND, TUESDAY, sept. ., 1851
This afternoon The Board Of commissioners Of
Iorelgu Missions commenced rs Annual Meeting IN
tins cifv Hon Theodore Frelmghuy>en, Pre>denl.
IN the char Rev Nathan Dole Of Boston, vac
chosen Assistant Presiding Secretary The records
of the last Aunua. Meeting werc read also, reports
of the Home and Foreign Departments Com
mlitee of Arrangements was appointed hN the ChaF
when The meeting adjourned until tomorrow This
evening The Annual sermon Was preached bN Rev
Or Riddle. of Ptisbnrg. Pa
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Tor California.

We shall issue TOMORROW MORNING
Tie Tr,b1n,for Calfornia. Oregon and The Saadn'eh
Islands. II viii contain all the Latest Foreign
and Domestic News, City News, Money aud
Market Reports Marriages, Deaths. &c.
Persons wishing copies Of TINS paper VIII
please leave their orders early This Morning.
Price. single numbers, siEpeuce
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NEw-YoRK.-The Opposition Stat

Ew-YoRK.-The Opposition State Con
vention takes place Sept. 10, at Syracuse and the
Wing state Convention at the same place Sept
H. The Anti.Reni State Convention will be
held at Albany, Sept IS, and that Of the Liberty
Party at Syracuse, Oct. !. The Land Reform
and Workingmen's Convention has already been
held, and ticket nominated.
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Opposition Nominations.

O,pego Co.-For County Judge, Ran
som II. Tyler Fulton Sheriff, Luna Thayer,
Parish. Surrogate. James Brown, Oswego
Treasurer : n Stone, Mexico >upenntend-
ent OF the Poor, L. A. Cole, Oswego Local OF.
hcer. II y Wight. RIchland Assembly, J. f..
c Hart. Oswego 2. J. T. Gibson. Albion
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FaoM NAssAr.-A letter from the L. S

fRoM NASSAU letter from the |. 5.
Consul al Nassau, n p, has been received oy Eli
WOOD Walter, Esq, Secretary of the Board OF In
derwriters o! this city, dated Aug IS. In II IS IN
closed a statement made BY Capt. A NJ. shaw, ofthe
bark Keller, from Philadelphia, for New Orleans II,
is to the effect tina, while the vessel was at anchor OF
Basminies. waiting for wind, an astemp, was made
TO scut,e her by boats crew of the wrecking scar
Nonesuch
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, WEDNESDAY, SEPT 10, 1851.
For Europe.

The next number Of Th> T75un' for Europe"
Circulation vii be issued THIS MORNING at
o'clock. IL viii contain all the latest news up
to the tine Of gong to press The Asa sails from
this p0r' TO-DAY at " O'Clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-10
Two Gases of Drowning.

NlNANN, TutNUlN, NtpI ?, INI
hack driver named Barry IN attempting 30 iuE,
on board the steamer New World. this afternoon va,
drowned lad was also drowned IN The upper
section OF the basin ihi> afternoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-10
Cuban LiberatOr, a, >ew-0rleau.


NEW-ORLkANS. Nond1y, >ept IN
No further disturbances have taken place 3, ID.
Cuban Ii0eraior>. and our city remain, peres.iY
Cuicf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-10

CINCINNATI. Tuesday, sep =. Isl
The Temperance party Of this county have non
mated a full uckct for The Legislature and Count,
Officers. ltembrace> Whlgs. Free >oiler> anl ben
OCratS.
The Fremens parade, to-day. m TN, cltY.et
splendid affair and business = Amos: eni.lel, ,l,
VSniCl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-10
Southern Mail-Departarc OF Governor Le,eA.,
for Mexico.

BALTIMORE. TUESDAY. Sept. 9 ISL
We have received nothing south OF Pc.e-.,t,,
tonight. The Gutter Forward. wita Gove-raSS
letcheT and suite on board, sailed nom Noro.s y,
sunday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-10
MARYLANp.-The Wing State I

ton comes Of At Baltimore Sept. l.. Besides
the Congressional election IN October, an cleo
ton tor officers to serve under the new Constitu-
ton viii take place on the first "Wednesday 10
November
Thomas r. Bowie. the brother Of Ri HARD l.
BowlE. N, Wig candidate for Congress II the
Isl District. now declares himself All independ-
ent candidate for Congress, although ne was a
candidate before the Wing nominating Conyen-
ton He SAYS he authorized delegate from
Prince Georges Co. TO withdraw his name, but
he neglected to 10 so
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-10
LAND REFoRM IN TRoy.-We see tina

the >" National Reform Democrats" hold a meet
ing tins evening at the Courthouse M Troy tor
the purpose OF forming q Walker Democratic
Club" to bring Senator NalNer. of Wisconsin
forward lor the Presidency ma 1852
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-10

INDlANA-On the adoption Of the new
27.l43 against, Ma jotity ios. y, 49,. For Negro
Exclusion. III .3O4 Against, q ,235 Ma 10000
The new Constitution goes INTO force Nov l.
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uarLets.NEw ORLEANS. S

CorroN-S Sales 400 bales At easier pr.ccs. We
quote mlddhng at = good mlddlmg, Sc FLOUR
The market * duh with sales OF OHIO az o. Sd
CoRN-Sales of prime yellow At doc and white Al 81,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-10
IMPORTED CARPKrING.--PETERsoN 1

$40 BROADWAY corner If Whlte-st,
have Just received. ackeshp NowYork, additional
supplies of rich and elegant Velvet Tapestry and Brussels
TO whCh they invite the attention of the public and meI-
chants from the country. assuring them stock VIII
iavoaby compare with all o,hernow IN the city weoer
them fufl 10 per cent less IS lw'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-10

FLouR-l roo bbi> city Mills were disposed OF TO-
day AZ 81 So GRAN Is without change. and PRo-
VISIONS are steady
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-10

MlssrssIppr-Gen John A Quitman has
withdrawn from the GVbematonal contest, leav-
ing the field open 20 Senator FOote. the Union
candidate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-10

tF Astonishing reduction III the prices
Of English aud Anrrcan Imperial Three ply crpetng
No ~ Bowep-HIRaN ANDERSON s--Opl, One Dollar per
ward for choice Carpets Also Three ply carpets :,
and Is per ward splendid Ingram CARPETS III a. n
and pen Sard Tabl, and Piano covers yer, cheap.
Hearth Rugs, Dos each English Druege,s As - o. per
ward The greatest bargains eyered offered IN this country
to lnvahds requiring DIR. BANNlNG's
Patent Boi, Braces and fsng Rupture Trusses
his Travelling Companion. hN which sickness
~ prevented and the effect Of every Kind Of long
Pleiey removed, tnd the same ~ his ohce, No 10
Msrcel. # near Canal
~ FowLERs & WELLS, Phrenologists
md Publishers Clinton Han 1871 Nassau-st the Park
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Deleratc, 10 the oppo.ition Ntatc Con,entiom

~ TAI - lttiNrI
Ne,ts a. syracuse, >cpt. n.
ALBANY 10. Charles OConor.
l. Hiram Barber. H. stephen II Feeks,
, John NcEWen, 70 Michael Tourney
3 Nicholas Hin Jr - Daniel W Norris,
Thomas keaucy, H. Nelson J Waterbury,
NIFGNNy IS John Cochran.
/ 10 Lorenzo b. shepard
, NIAGARA.
RRooNE L. VIM. NanderyOort,
Ausburn BlrdSal , Luke p Babcock
CATrARAIGts. ONEIDA.
J. Robert II >hankand. l. Arnold Mason,
? Lemuel : jerks Timothy Jenkins.
cAYrGA 2 Thomas ID Penheld.
! David Noulton
, Thomas \ How. oNoNDAGA.
? Leonard o. Aiken 1 David Monroe.
CulrrArQrE > William II Jewcu,
Joshua \ Iadue : Jerome j. Briggs
> Reuben Fenton. I. .
cHENANGo ONTARIO.
| smith VI Purdy. /. VIM. {. DRYER
, Henry r. Mygatt > julius y Granger.
CHEWING ORANGE
/ Nathaniel Jones,
CLINTON > Jacob Westcou,
Lemuel stetson. 3. Samuel Fowler
CORTLAND. ORLEANS.
VIM W Norhrop Sanford T.. Church.
COLUMBIA. o>wEGo-
Henry Uogeboom l. Alanson Dodge,
Jno : Anable. , Benjamin F Lewis
, John Vanderpoe orSEGo.
DELAWARE George Clark,
l. William Waters. 2. samuel North.
> OTTln trTlfnl s. LOWS tllnt iidti
DUCHESS. PUTNAM.
l. John Owen Charles Ga, Nun.
2 Minor {. story, QUEENS.
g. William Kelly James Maurice
ERIE RENSSELAER,.
| II X smith, / VIM. + Russell,
> VIM. \ sutton. , John : lde,
2 samuel VI Butler Willard T. Gnggs
! Jonathan llascal. RICHMOND.
ESSEN l -.
Ahaz HAYS RocKL,ND
FRANKLIN !. .
Henry b smith IT. L.WRENcE.
FULTON AND HAMILTON. !. \ l.. HazeltOn,
Daniel Potter ,. Hiram Johnson,
GENFSEE 3 VIM \ Dart.
! Henry Glowach, SARATOGA,
, samuel March / David +. Lamb,
GREENE ,. John \. Corey.
| James Powers SCHENECTADY
, Henry Klnsey John &. Wright
HERKINER scHoHARiE.
| Walter Booth / WIN. 4. Bouck.
, Humphrey G.. Root 3 VIM. II Gallup.
l. Josiah r Miller.
, srEUBES
3 l. Robert Campbell.
l. Teuns G.. Bergen, 3.
, Henry 4. Murphy, SUFFOLK.
g. samuel : Powell l. David & Floyd,
LEWIS. , VIM. IL. Ludlow.
John Benedict. suLLfyAS.
LIVINGSTON. N. x. Low,
l. thauncey LOOMS. TOGA.
> L. C. Woodruff \ II Miller
MADISON TOMPKfNs.
/ l.
2 t. Ltchheld 2
MONROE ULSTER.
/ samuel Z Gould /. VIM r Russell
. John Fisk, ,. Abraham 4. DeyO.
3 John f.. Patterson. WARREN.
MONTGOMERY John Merrill,
| Andrew Yates, WASHINGTON.
2 ThOs h Mitchell ]. Onille Clarke.
NETWORK = Charles Crar.
/ Michael Murray, WAYNE.
> Francis B. Cutting ].
3 Henry J. Allen, 2
4. Emanuel b Hart wEsrcHEsrER.
5 Edward West, !. Joseph L Carpenter,
6 Daniel T. slckles, ?. John 7. zoe.
:. Freeman Campbell WYOMING.
Joseph VI. Marsh, Jno. b. skinner, ID
VIM. \. Douglass. YATES.
o. James { Wlllet, Darius 4. Ogden
TWO contested seats-the lst District IN Columbia
County and the With District of New York;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-10

" Families wishing good and pure
article Of Pale yellow Brown Soap. free from FISH D
and other and offensive ngIedients-aso. white
scented and all the fine Soaps for toilet and bath use can
obi them at ny nanufactory Nos 08 10 and ne Cliff
Goods free OF charge 10 AL parts Of New York md
BROOKLYN syG'l HJILS sun.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-10

" The newest and richest styles OF
Carpet,ngs every variety If pattern and design, have
Just been added 10 the extensive stock Of PETERSON
HUMPHREY, corner of Broadway and LeOnard-st The
assortment IN tins store ~ unquesnonabk the largest aud
valuable opened to the retail trade this city
and the determination Of the propueors 10 sell at the
low terms and the smallest possible profits should be
an induSenen for all who about purchasing articles
the line of a carpet dealer call and the goods
and the prices The Of the trade of tins house,
enables il to undersell articles of the first quality
other store IN Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-10
Com MEDAL TRussrs. -BENJAMIN' 5

Brass Spring Truss No 10 Beekmsn-st never rusts
grows weak from retains the rupture with less pres
sure and effects moft cures than other truss No
pressure upon the spine which too often spine dis
Sn days tral gwen, and money returned If not
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-10

serve beauty promote the growth and the
Har combining the property Of heautliting and adoInng
the Han with the most efficient remedial action IN all DIS
eases of the Scalp and Skin The Hyperion
edy badness and falling of 0f the hair IL highly
performed and Will be found great acquisition To the toilet
For sale at The principal depos No IS! Ludow-st
Grand and No AZ Maden-lane. and by all Druggists and
Perumers Price IS cents per bottle ASK for DAvIS's
Hyperion sl0NMW&Fb
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-10

VIRGrSIA.-Col.Fay McMullen opp. }
Is candidate for reelection % Congress in ,he
XIII District.
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w They be dead bv the score

tV' They be dead bv the score,
Nor shall trouble US more
Bed bagS. ants, and cock reaches and hets.
With the Ntrmln Likewise
Both the and the mice;
HuTIdh shall now sleep NJ peace
Then to LYON give thanks,
Who has stopped then vile pranks
With his Magnetic Powder and Pills
We can sleep tl dawn peep.
Free from all things that creep.
For his medic ne lntallihly kills
Depot tOr LYONS Magnetic Powder and Pills. No. t2i
Brv adwav SIG 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-10

eApIIER No. 1877 Broadway. Franklin Buildings. would
inform friends and the public that ne has
large and very choice assortment o Havana
and Principe Cigars. brands which he oilers Tor
sale AT reasonable pnCc~ either wholesale retail JAMES
OApLIER, 1877 Broadway. "KranNlm Buildings" - 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-10

Floor On CLOTHS-We ell seasoned and
perfect, at s. per yard
Thrce-thrsad Brussels Carpets ATS.
ThIee-pl, good quaity at Il.
BAILEY \ BROTHERS,
No. 45l Pearl It
s6 2ws Near Chatham
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~ The Art Of Daguerreotyping, al

" TIT NII Ut Dd-U' T'VVy PITTT' III
though We, IN infancy has been reduced 20 science az
nice and minute that II Astroogy and proud 70
record the merits artists The business really de-
serve In this list stands prominently the name Of Mr.
JAMES brown whose gallery located at No 1877 BIond
way Mr. BROWN pictures possess tone and nnsh
rarely with and recommend themselves Immediately
TO ali Who for the beautiful 10 aud
pleased to hear that hs merits are RECEIVING their Just
award
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-10

EY FENToN's PATENT FLINT ENAMEL
WARE Wholesale and Rc'al Depot, No t8 broadway
Q orner Prlnce-si BENAN CASE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-10
~ DIR. JAMES w. POWELL, Oculist. Au-

rist &c continues devote ms attention especially
Diseases Of the Eye and Es from to o'clock, daily at
the Offices he hs occupied fo the last years No pol
Broadway entrance No Warren-st.. where he had
his Treatise the Eve third edition pnce 81 cts Also
large supply of Artificial Ewes. which be inserted
without pam and when properly adapted will move and
I osk like the natural IuM lhN MWNEs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-10

ELEGANT SHlRTS.--iH tltgdit III ID do
desirable IN SHIRT any other article % dress. and
nothing can he more beautiful than the sci and style Of the
Shirts made at GREENS celebrated establishment Asor
House Every article that leaves the store i warranted
and gentlemen giving Their orders depend receiv
ing the garments exactly az the time agreed upon h'eYf
short the notice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-10
To SouryrRs AND WESTERN MERCHANTS.

Il will; sell 70 dealers, MRS JERvfs's COLD CANDY.
at wholesale prices. whe viii insure good profits. The
GOOD reputation Of this Cough Candy all that read must
know MRS. JEWS, NO 80 broao"y'
sse. Principal Office
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-10
ELEGANT SHIFTS. An elegant fit is as

So ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Union AssO-
eiatsn Boots Shoes Caters al retail for hoesae prces
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HLEARY 4 Co, LEADERS and nj
~ GENrLEMES's HATS, FALL

bid Pine aud Ndssa1-sfs sOlLs W lFse,I3
his customers ana the public 20 the style u s lpr
the autumn T. viii be IntrAuced On nurse ~
aSth INST and possible Of enhlnce quaint, Vi iaoS
and very elegant proportions and na-sr-
Angus, 9TH 1851 BIRD cor Pre- and Nassau-sts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-10

TONERS are obtained by the simple process u advertising IN
the leading papers Of the country complete choice can
be had at PALMER's Agency.
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p GENIy TO THE PEOPLE, GREET

Whereas GESiS's Fall ashton IN genileHfe has ,
before the Dutlc ard whereas the public no" tfeus
nIt,Ag his substantial testHno VI ~
ularts. he beg leave 20 pass resoaflon % .s ,de
IN ms Window have dropyed because NE s,n
rfsoluftOa pass GESIS would Turner Ia =
igst now a suorerreiv ,enied mood "'th ihel n
Fall Fashion the whole br zht snnshnt W - l,
mhaniaufs thereof and that he res ec'illIy m
Ter ndvld 1ail~ ~ can ard lOk a ne alsu s'' W
Hats a. w C.',sr,.S :. p.,rs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-10

The roo, ,a,esan frequently regeated ~ IN - VINO
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