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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-18

AGENCY OF
ARBOUIN, MARETT 81 CO. COGNAC.
THE undersigned having been appointed Agent
iot the old established house of Arbouin Nlarett 4
CO. prepared receive orders for their very superior
COGNAC BRAHDlES, upon the most liberal terms; to be
shipped IN any quantity to that may he required
dss II 5. WOLFF, 95 Camp ST.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-18

would Just 10 the public that my wife had been aboI
ing under Of the breast for about hive months
different places aud disease OF the liver and
lungs for years. which reduced her in strength that she
could scarcely the house. get when down,
without assistance, during which lime tried various means
her relief, but all 10 puTpose-aud
cured one package of Dir. w x. +. FRYER CoScENIRA
TED PRESCRIPTION ~ NEGETABLE MEDICINES, which
cured her sound and well Aud do believe, had II not been
for DR.. w X f. Fryer and his Medicine she would ere
have sleeping beneath the cods OF the valley where the
wicked and the weary rest u body doubts
the correctness of the above Statements let them call at my
residence, mile OF New Rlchmond, Montgomery
cnunty Ia where II can proven by many respectable
uerspns RICHARD DEWEY.
Attess; Mrs Hannah Miller, Montgomery county, Ia
Eliza kncaid August Z, iS4l.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-18

MILLER, HARRIS " WALDO, No. "a Canal
~ street. New Orleans, wholesale and retail dealers in
paned and Wooden Ware; Table Mats Gilt and Bronzcd
Lamps and Gin ndoes; Glassware Plain and Coloed Floor
and Wax Candies: Sperm Waale, Lard Ln5eed, Neasfoo
and Chemical Oils; Spirit Gas, Camphne Alcohol Turner
Putty; White Lead: Sand Paper: Glue; Cared Hair Hair
Seating and Springs; Flowing. Polishing Scraping, Furn
Also-Picked and Common Moss always for sale.
PRICES OF CAMPHINE
By the barrel 80 cents per gallon
by me hVe gallons cents per gallon
nihl2 10 ly IN w
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-18
NEW ORLEANS oArTLE MARKET

~ A JEFFERSON CfTy, !
Thursday Evening. April H. 1851.
Arrived to-day 200 head Of Western and 81 head OF Red
River Cattle, 40 Hogs and 6l3 Sheep
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-18

A GENCY OF THE O'FALLON STEAM
IA MILLS, st. Ions-We viii always be supplied with
a stock of this choice brand Of Flour,
an VII FERD, KEN NETT = co 90 Magazine 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-20
The Arehbishop's speech.

There were many who attended the
Catholic University Meeting of night be-
fore last or read the report Of Archbishop
HVGHEs'S Speech thereat in cur last, with
= lively hope tina! he would improve this
occasion to define his position, and that of
the Church whereof he is so distinguished
all ornament, on the mighty question
of Cirsl and Religious Liberty. DO Cath
'olics and their Church when in power
accord to dissenters from their faith the
same h@eI'v o, PRONUNCIATION and of wor-
ship which they expect and claim where
the power is in the hands of their eppo-
nents = This question would seem TO be
answered in the negative by the late
Papal !AllOcunon exulung over the alb
solute Prohibition Of all other than the
Catholic worship throughout the kingdom
of Spain; as also by the actual prohl-
bition OF Protestant worship throughout the
Popes temporal dominions. The ugly look
Of these facts is aggravated by the Ian
cuaee of i class of Catholic journalists,
mainly very recent converts from Prot
| estant,sm, and no wise entitled 20 speak
with authority, Of whom one Tie Freeman
Journal has been repeatedly quoted in
our columns. Another, TAs Rambler, pub
hshed in England, and edited by a recent
Puseyi,e clergyman, now Catholic lay.
man. thus delivers itself:
You asa. If he the Po7el were lori n the land
! and YOU were IN minority, II not IN numbers, ye
I IN power. What would De 10 20 you That, We say
sS0u!d cSfrcls dsPeaS sro II II woalI
esIeh, the cause OF Catholicism, lie would tolerate
yoa II expecisEi &c wsGld inprison yoe eAaish you
Z tine ycO-peSsloly he might even sazg YOU BQi %
assured Of one thing &c ,Os.s stsr fssra,s soS fs
tAs sAks II f.s slcrsesS Irfae,f'ss u Cail ss1 Re
I hs7o,s iiAsrty.'"
In the same spirit the Paris Unirers,
Catholic periodical OF considerable char
acter and influence, recently gave place t,
an article aprlsuding the burning OF JOhl
Huss, and wishing Luther had been serve'
the same way: which, being criticised. tn
writer repeated, in these words
AS Tor myself, wha: rssrst, frankly Own i
tina, they eiS no; barn IsAR hcss sooner, and iAa
. they did ROT likewise burn Luther this aapqeas,
/ because there Was not found some prince sun
cisnily Pohnc, ~ air up crusade ssaih>' NE ~
I teSlantS.~
The Archbishop OF Paris has felt con
strained to publicly warn his flock, with sPe
cial reference 10 Tke Ua,rerS. that journal
edited by Catholics and advocating Catho
lie interests were not authorized expositor
Of Catholic doctrine and we did hope tina
Archbishop HveHEs would take an early &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-20
Our state Election.

The Official Returns are not all received
yet az Albany, bu; the Official Canvas in every
County has been heard from. save this City, IL
which the canvass Is Rot get completed. TIE
Albany Arg1S has carefully scrutInized the re-
turRs-al out fifteen Counties being o. lie in
the Secretary of States Office-aad makes tie
ma or.t.es as follows
COHfrollr-Wrighi over Pa,tsrson......- 81
Sscre'Gry Of SfGte-Ranian over FORSYTH -li20
TTsaHrT-Cook tWhigl over Welch-.--... 6i
Auor7sy Gsrsrai-Chaihed over Ullmann-. 99l
Caaal Ccr.-F.tzhugh tWhigl over Wheaton AS
STATE Ensins7--McAlpine over Seymour 1920
These ar no. gwen by Tse Argss, bu. nsiri'
correct.
Mr.. Ullmann loses - votes in Queens BY the
addition of IT." to his name. while Mr Welch
is said to lose & in Tompkins by the omission
of j. from his name, and p IN Ontario by his
name being printed Benjamin c. Welch, Jr "
If these votes are given him, and there are no
drawbacks. he beats Mr.. Cook fr> votes. There
are serious blunders IN the votes OF Delaware
and Chemung Counties, bu. we have adhered -
the obvious lRtsrtioH OF the electors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-20

By the arrival Of the Africa Yesterday
afternoon, we have one weeks later dates
from London and Liverpool. The princi-
pal topic of interest is the welcome paid
by the people of England to the illustrious
Hungarian patriot, in spite of the apathy OF
the Government and the leading aristocrauc
chiefs. Kossuth has delivered important
political addresses TO the Workingmen of
London, and to 4 representation of the
friends of Italy, frankly declaring his wish
to establish Constitution in Hungary sim
liar to that of the United States. He is
received with undated enthusiasm by the
spontaneous feeling of the British masses.
The French Legislative Assembly was
opened on the 18th inst The Message of
Louis Napoleon is prolix document, i'll
conceived and worse written, alike desti-
tute of the spirit and the language of Re-
publicanism. 1t is false 10 the hope of
freedom which is dawning upon the dark
mountains of European tyranny, and basely
truckles to the Cossack and Austrian op-
pressers of the nations.
Mr. Thrasher, with whose Imprisonment
our readers have been for some time IA
mlliar, but of whose exact odense we are not
yet correctly informed, has been tried, con-
victed and condemned to eight years in
the chain gang. The Consul Owen was
present at the trial, and, il is said, has inces-
sanity eXerted himself to obtain Mr.
Thrasher's release, but as vet without sue
cess.
Further and later telegraphic dispatches
announce that the ferces of Caravaial suf-
fered great loss during the combat at and
retreat from Matamoros.
The murder trial in this City, to which
We Yesterday alluded, has resulted in an &C.
quittal. possibly another proof Of the evil
consequences of the punishment of death.
4 Southern Telegraphic dispatch an
nounces personal quarrel between Sena-
tors Downs and Soule.
The meeting in Philadelphia to memorial
the Government in favor of asking for the
release Of the Irish Exiles is described as
large and enthusiastic in the extreme. We
give 4 brief report.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-20
vopK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY, NOVEMBER co. 1851

has beer acquired WHY dont't th,se wac
claim commission 10 teach Religion teach
II, and Tot Try to block the way Of other, II
you please less mome0tous. teaching Why
IS Il that teaching children to read. write
ard cyPher should be deemed hostile to
"the influences OF Religion :" 1t Is sad
day for our country when ,prelate SO able
ard powerful as Archbishop Hughes is
heard instllling into the minds Of his flock
distrust OF and aversion to secular Common
Schools
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-20
ONE WEEk
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA.
kOSSUTH IN LONDON.
ADDRESS TO THE W0RkINGNEN.
FRIENDS OF 1TALX.
FRENC SOCIA Ill : is.
PALMERSTONS DISCLAIMER
OPENING or THE FRENCH ASSEMBLY.
~ A. ~ A 4 Al - a e.
MESSAGE PLoUIsNAPoLEoN, &c

The Cunard Steamer Africa, Capt. Ry-
RE, arrived al her wharf yesterday a. 3. p. u e.,
II II days and four hours from Liverpool. with
dates 10 Nov. :
Passengers.
Dr Stewart and lad Miss NcRe4t Mrs Wallack. Mrs
Aaynart NJ and Mss In-ts Miss Douglas ssld slsfcr.
Mss Dusgl My PrelIn Mr. SmCrds, lazy two sail1rsR
and servant Mr.. Wiks. Ia b.. nGr cadren aid inIt e
s~ryen,s DIR breed lad and iwo children Mr. Hsw ri
ard liv MI Hall and lady Mr. Walker. Mr. ssnt,r and
lady Mrs Balm. Messrs Read. Redmond. PTitc iaru.
Nie.srS Wacdrn aud adv Don. lady. and -~o cl--dren
Feit ar 4 lady Winter iads aud child Yates and iaiT
Nrs TNrg Me.srS Mann. Du.leAsuer. Lo9gls. Frrt1s.
iry,n- Cs.iwe!l Aurev. kimbsll. Rh-it. Aibarn, De
AIana = smith Houghion. Holmes, NogEis D. Ee1-
uolds Msssrs Cream RandeS, CoasoH. 'leAeTs hns d
rer rfw,rSs MoTevood gsoncal Doige. Yaes "a,
ucKe.!mce LuinE Parser. Nj Jameson. Or Paths a.
Mess1s Plat. Kerr. Dooald HsihrcsS AloeT, t.-tp'
MOfra- Gourdisr PMencc. Jszer. Mourc. Al4-tAelis,
Neil Paterson OAKLEY, DickS-Istal .e!-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-20
To Px,NrxRs AND Pvsusakss-The

axvros COMPANY rr~pscuans call the sssnrs Of Pm
ssrs .,s PaShsAsrs 70 sAsu ,HSsved frpe and <eote
pfAtes nc Tie imssessssens essss,s sistas ~ sm
1890 f..rs al about nj s;conS c0st thai tAs
Surrh;i,sy 10 lnrrsssed sar< srPsrsa 70 hs sas nss
ssnsaty copper over yps meal asa scoosains = ss
- srrsS,u,rats IS ~ " ~ l. FrOn thu saSs fsci u
- AZ ss~s be recevsd THAI ta Ease 81 copper must
,e aerhnay endurance y prnns surfaces an1 et-
-, have secured e&s pa,sa ss tes improvement; and
ey are prspArsl rsssve asd execute srers al irs e.
s rapers are printed tAs frsd tIpe
- M c,,sr,er AMI Es<auer; Ne~-Ne'f psa,y fr's-
~ a,st,,s D.,ly Jourasl. Sssina FiSs a. Our NasHa
80. p,..r,a DAWN Roaa. CsasSsi@; New 81
l)txxn ,ni etksrS. ~ "a - = \.
al faIkkS3 sN'-A va -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-20
LouIsIASA.-We know not when i,

LOUISIANA. w Know not when an ls0-
lated election TO Congress has given Us more
hearty satisfaction than that Of john Mooss In
place of Isaac f. Morse from the Red River DIS
trict OF Louisiana. Judge Moore was a Wing
Member Of the glorious XNyIIth Congress, and
one Of the true men Of that era. TylerlSm threw
him out at the close Of his term, M Issle +.
Norse being elected over his head. and the
same delightful Democrat has since been
twice reelected over other Wings 10y about $40
majority Morse Is a New-England conyer, TO
the beauties Of Slavery. and how mean Yam
bec Shareholder by purchase or marriage can be,
no man who does not know the breed can posi-
bly, conceve-un.ess. indeed, he happens 20 be I
reader OF The Nor-Iork ErPr,ss for he Ua,on.
No renegade was ever bitterer than Is Isaac f.
Morse m his manifestations OF hostility to any
thing like Free Sol sentImen,s-Judge Moore
we believe to be Souihron by birth and slave
holder b, inheritance, which IS a FAR more Hoe
raj and creditable phase Of the human character.
We most heartily greet his return 10 the Va
tlOnal Councils.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-20
RIVE observe tina, Mr.. Joux 4. FL,N-

Man 81 No sSs Broadway nes sseftas some e. Sl5ls
h,na,p, stss lor sa,e q The hessn Al VILLAGE ~
NsursnAargh on ElssAiss Ray. The locsisen 81 IAN
srseussh eDe VI the ksest and mcs, Agreeable .sa se
lssw d ke vicinity Ne~YeSs, and NF kLANsSk via
Ap usaai eerahy PLACED tas iSs al - ses Piier te
almost an ay e~cess sarcaaser ss AVS ters are
f.yar .he sn1 sasy In the ,ale fiSnmer>earse. Mt
YIAsNKR 10 ensiFe akae AID tree !rom anS caaaecSe
~hSssrex. Ne noea - al WHO Eiss desirs ane
xtsxsSH noe prles AMI % easy &C. ms The .Sss
are Ali by iao ees ast tAsss tro sizes - $50
s,rrd,rr 10 iocaion Give him call. sxanlne the maps
sNes,s n sSS RsSaawsy. csrnsr Il Ans,y 81 MS Ssa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-20
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NEw-yoRK. THURSDAY, NOV 20, 1851.

rS-AR persons sending US matter tor puo"
caton rl please address Their letters on the OUTSIDE
10 Editors Tribune, New-fork.' Letters aafTessed
-srsonaly to one Editor mag fail Of seas'nabe pub
isey By reason Of has temporary Gbseace from ne CITY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-20
To ruy Ep1ps or The TsIsUSE.-Deal

SE l. AZ nqss astonishing ihas that week aiser
~ecA asSs the catrlaei reports ot deEh o tnis
ct. iva thai ssecInc re1eJs - known Tor and
glvea nee al unable pAy Z rhts ~eek We have
cas1mpsac - eosvul>on dySeEfery, ~ SarssSss
IL tsfr1eS. sLs< III teaihs tha vii fSrisa IA
II thea lad tSssn h''''
Nevoas An;dcte dsnps he - 4 Whrrs'S
coafScat u tbs IMPOSE. prevsus DAYS. AN 50
slsess-S the Ar ah,v o. deata arslng from those
y ksAX1s .ate = arepsr,y Applied Iours SC. K
-haso&ls- s.mpf~ Mis-. ~ No - Atlantic DpcN,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-20

IA ANrEOST J BLxEcgBK adj sell sse;los. rHIs
Dan u c45ck q. - Merchants EEch.Dse the va
vsss rlepcr,y the >0ssasss eoTsss Of BGoor- ani
Gfe ~ a.. HAVING f-Et Il Is Gesi BrOoIe ST 20
iset GFseae at. - tees tAs Maps
kas a, ise aaetso1 Ne Broad - q 5TSl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-20

.atrsIs EALLEr. DAVIS CO PiAscs the prefer
zoe al OlhcTs he gruiy AL eTlIisncs u the
- nzrts< Win ,ae 81 AVte 81 the Nolan have
- thea ssi pEssHInesee god Ass0rtGeEt q
rod Francs Zoe szs GoCLD SERRN,
-. =. - Nasal NJ ~ Broac~Av
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-20
WHO'S ArEARp Louis Kossuth, Esq.

nmaes in one Of his speeches that after he has served
ms country faithfully he may ng the laws 10 bear
ms calunsatOrs THIS night and proper. But taking
OF suits Why cot go 70 Gen. rayo Head Quarters No
IS FULTON and that VIII last long tune.
and cost nsuch less than any suit a. law
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-20

CHiLDRgN's PARIS HATs.-Juss received
ard ts da7 offered r sad sac IN insc'cs 81
Childrers sncy Has. Cat- aLd Lsdss< kc5as h<s %
Pans manufacture sQUaied - aOae ever oos'e rns''
sd OF offered for tsle " iAss csratl, LAAsf ~,
Har.ers ami ezter- Il tzshioe tss Cent? Hets
Ncs 2 1 .Dd 3As.os House, bfoadvag-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-20
A. DopwoRrA's DANCING ACADEMY, No

sts BaocNK-ST.. MAN SSoApSAN.-A new CiAss tgs
Ksa,es. a. ~ll Sasurday eyeains. Nor -,
eIpresSly Tor tsose ~he have asen lessaAs %
terms, sc ace Cucul~s- Advanced classes Ga M9ad.vs
ana fhvrstsyS MS GInIlfAS'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-20
.f.olIAN PiANo-Fosres. Professor and

Manifestation makers UHion Asso-
slsss R. SAoes Ga.sr, a: rssa f.i Wholesale prc-s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-20

~ Strive and thrive is the motto
adopted b, WATKINS No ia Faton wso Is CONSTANT
svsns hs better Boots aud Shoes every day,
thus he able 20 because his business increases he
enabled sell at less profit and hs customers the
advantage OF getting superior article No por Boots
sold On an CONSIDER alton. mis- 3truThSS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-20
RIoH CARpErlSes.-SMlrH g. LouSsBua,
SFLIIks Orr.-PErERsoN & HrNPHREYs.

Ne ~ Brcat~ay SfWete $. WI sell Ghe 10
% (sy~<n<s pzfcn2sst a: tie ise 8csoa sAes a.
NJ tsas~Rs Fres keA Brussels. - TO les p~r sArd
hatrs hesy Pl. So Exira HEAVY. - 10
s. psr y.rt 1sed al ~ssl. ,, 81 70 q. pee Y1rc Oh
t'<ls, katrA AsaSf, a. ~ y1r. Al al o.aer goods
s,aAliv lo~. nAS;@
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-20

q p>sasax B<SsteadS A. ~oala 10 ~e1 70 cal al NJ.
WlII ans odd established vSrcrss, l3e CAxtAAn-ss,
soraes 81 Nslher-st whore may 10 oanl TIE largest
ssstnes Of arces his hhe sssi eesred e the Peohe.
sfAers BED Mattresses Patent Screw
1e,i- "a "A Cola Wholesale AID retail 81 lmrsfskSs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-20

~ Hats of Superior finish and material
ana f,u,t,e.. ,ty. are MANUFACTURED and sod BY k.t
pERTY LEAsK corner u chatham ADD rsn, y" y.r,s.'
and erznIse them Also heir si-es o. r.s p.yTTz-
and Csldren Il aps Of ever VARIETY @1a Pc -.
~ IkaSK corner Of Caaih4D and PeAFso
nl5 ySTuAThs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-20

ASTONISHING Only -Four Sh'l.ogs per
yad beautiful Ingram Carpets ~, 80 az
Der ard Tor three. elv Csrp<ts. at Hfkis AHDs-sus
n % Pg~srv 3. lutfal DFueseis y ion aod ~.
,b,u,rs ysrd Also DTugFefs Of .nree Ana Iaf va
VIDE \ n -Reauarts Of fD1r Oh C'o'hs a. hAii pioe-
To THY Ep,ToR OF IHE TRIBUNE. -oir
r,e,y, bv the report OF deaths IN this c,iy tet % coz
- 80 10 vsarx q sgs have de- dnrlng TIE wee
So =, I am prepared % give slte 10 the mP.rs, .
- Ind hsf can prove had taken onssbotte "a 49,
Nervors Antido,e durag the week 50 tnorolsnl 5
,,c.s ar Of Is perfect control Ove, Al 1910 -As
ss W T. NuLET. No ~ BF'scst-
BrsIsEss.-ThOse who desire to dlfuse
tnovedr. Of Their business abroad IN asy ol the cles
a, xns A. IN snv section district OF me cIAn' 80
rss-scff.a w o.l6ed that V PALsEKu IN, AEeh.
sD5,red Hy the prorr Of the bet 81 -
~ s.afes M the Irion and authorized by 'he N rve
,a yecelr: for and SUBSCRIPTIONS ~
paDers the terms as are ethc-d y
them Ofcs in the Tribune BuIdlns
FOWLER Il WELLS, Phrenologists aud
Yus,issers Clinton Hail. No. i3i Ssxsa1-ss. New-Yo'k.
and Ne l42 Wash lston-st Bls,oo
n DR.. Banning's Patent Braces, and
never falling Rupture Trusses No i6 hercer-st AZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-20

FALL AND WISrER HATS OF THE MOST Ss,l
APPROVED srYLxs-Asl 1se an ,ah c.. 49,;
and H,Sses' Bonne,s. as can b. iooho. hls' 'A''7
sors,s ,ss OF q" W. KsLLoGo. No l2s Canal-ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-20

WOODEN BLANKETS. "A good assort-
nent a woolen Blankets Of VARIOUS makes and every
nre qusiity aud pnee, In,y b. found at HirCHcoCK
IEaDnKArfg's, Ne 3s7 Broadway. They have also
large steel Of Fannels nlts Lace and Muslin. VIM
do~ D,aserIes and ever other knc Of housewife or sa
liz Dry Coos which tney selling low.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-20
Sro,rsl Srayrs,, SroyEs l,-Now is

the 80 suy enc the sss, Air Tight Cooking Sssss
ever Nasrea 90 the pubic War ante1 70 Bake, the
seae, returned Aso, "a Ana. Asd ist sale. gsnetai
Psfio< Ofss and Stoves. Furnxces
Ne Ssovss tcpxareS, clsAped, put nv lceeiNs
rrssesly Ns,en1 10 BY WILLIAM sou ThWkLl. No. les
l,rrca = scA AZ ore dsas the sra me- 4NNSa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-20

,hcy b bought place thIs city Just re-
ceed large fsF sale ~helssae Sad res2A
NJ rUrTLx's Empssiur sAac, Goy~s Noseitlcs. TOYS.
&c ~ sts BEVstway Atsa AAsd laalnense Varety
"a Da,ls II ever descncuez
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-20

CIo,xs, CLoAKs A good stock of
p.,,.sn Cloals and Opera Cioaks may be found at
HIrrHooCK LsaDBsATsRs. No. 3tI Broadway, corner
a Iesnafd-A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-20
MiLLINER Mrs. Massey, n,

MILINIR Mrs Massey, No. 90 Bewery,
has large assortment 81 the mosi fashionable millinery
Goeds Of the latest lnpotztcns Her fall aud winter
style 81 B,anets approved and WON ~ tas ns gen
tsel classes OF ladies' AID those WHO study ec9aOny
the purchase "a a BonBet ether articles Of millinery
thee selyes als lts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-20

MEN's AND Boys WINTER CLOTHING
AND OyEscoArs -Hayiag on Aand ge stock Of Men
and Bow Cloihug OF heavy goods closing out
stock a. greatly reduced Prses insisting OF great va
metz Of Oyercoats SACKS PApts Vests ETock sad Dress
Goats. AlsO, Shirts ID s~ers &c.
ais GtSIu1h BoUGHTos kNaPr, Nc. 80 Maiden dane.
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~ When the ceIehrated KNox, OF no.

,,s r,, AZ took II sio h h.sd knock another head
ITO AT or If rscessGry coo keo hat ne u JUS the
thst cs- DO H. peculiar has hats. Raepeodent d
their be,cx the elegance and Cd style tns'
thty travel they invariably accompanied ny
Ind not thai they are sIsctly nuscs bats bat they
A., eI lbs. IL sad Of them will be anything but
III, f~st hats II clty asjss which We hope VIII not
h. tbs r,se the q al er should new leaf
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ladies and Gentlemen who desire to

uscsrs N sssoxtment - wsseass, yewery. Nlvet wAFe
- lsnry rc.s unsarpsssed fS rscAaess and vauey.
sS,.'S ,,xss hr esssshsAaasnk Of NJ, y LinsVSeSR.
No 40 Broadway. NJ ,n?oSis 4asrct ana heacv' Is
saxSled 70 ell a. sv.ry snAn advance "a e0ss FsSSs
ais NrarAASz
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SHAwLs, SHAwLs "A large stock OF
sv.,sr ooleu shawls good and ~sIm NAV he found a,
HIrcTOocK LEADBEkrEa's. No 81 broaswa NneIe
aIso every other AND " shawl. BrOche. CSsaiaefe
ThIbet a. may be Ob,aI9sa.
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SyILIse Our BELOW Cosr.-HlTCacocK

EFTLINU VNI IFL"'' WI TIT
xIEApsEATER. Ne s7 BroaiSay, cor. Leonara-si, are
,.r ont entfe S.ocs vi Goods below cost sad are
aer,nr such Inducements 10 customers Is tse{ seldom
meet With N CITY. besoufs iaSlnonsoie PAD sAs
"A - yxYu ELEGANT do Is sp enaid lrish Pop
La s. lad WOxsted PIads French M-rnos, DcnHes and
syery ting else equally cheap
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FsRscH OpaRA HArs -GgNiS has Just
o,ened sesers eases Of ihss. ega I and corveaeni
abfic. Of the yty latest Pan fashoH The Opera h A. Is
p.rt ard uortlen II "a dress much As a
y he yest or White gloves aAd h@k tae double rem
,eudsfon u fashion and real utsy The at eatss OF
nsra fosrs - invited % vi newly imported CA9s<n NJ
csH,SaS CENIs. No ga Broad sy opposite 81 PAnIs
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~ GRrEN, NJ. Astor House, invites

ai,enaa to the important fact that he guarantees TO ct
vafSet i0rm with Shi q IN the most ole
can't st,le and from the bsest material scientific
method Of taxing of the figure,
ders desirable perfectly certain ali shrts
uisd hlr,
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" Competition compels the Halter now
sia,. 10 do the tang ,aat II he don't his
COZ f,r Snoiher halter. FsEEsAS, OF the Union ha'
store No 20 fulton 81 aware oi the pecrarisy In me
women and ckildEen manufactured Hats. Caps ChIi-
Sren', Fancy and LAtes Beaver Hats su'ass pr all
When YOU ook for Hattsr don't forget u call a. the
Up.ps Hat Stsse, No - Fnkeas' where you Will nno
something IA the Hal way isai can't be oes, ....