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Kossuth and Liberty.

We cut the following from paragraph IN
Tie Aibion apropos to the expected arrival
of kossuth in this country.
1t may be well, however. to remind those who like
10 keep AN eve on truth. the midst Of popular
commoton, that kOssuth and his comrades dld battle
against Austria IN order 10 sustain the old ieuaai pm
Vleges OF the Hungarian Mobiles. and not for the eN-
tension OF personal or political liberty rms tact Will
be conveniently forgotten but we Jot Il down quiet
IL for the benefit OF country readers who hold aoof
nom the hurry -scuTy Of town demonstrations
We are confident that the ever fair and
lu>t Editor OF TIE Albion has not given at
teLton to the elaborate discussions of the
question, he here SO summarily dispoSes OF,
that have appeared within the past two
years On several occasions, in our own
columns and elsewhere, It has been demon
strated. as We think, most cOnclusiyely that
were two, namely First, the salvation of
the country and its constitutional right of
self-government from the aggressions OF
Austrian despotism and, secondly. the en-
tension of personal and political liberty. Is
the Editor of The Albion not aware that the
revolutionary Diet OF Hungary, under the
leading of koSsuth. abolished the feudal
tenure Of land, emancipating a peaSantry of
serea millions and deprlying the MOBILES of
the most valuable and important of their
privileges Is he not aware that hoSSuth
was for years confined IN an Austrian dun
geou, and his health forever ruined. because
he asserted and insisted On pracucing the
liberty Of the press We protest against
the quiet way in which our contemporary
ignores facts OF history so indisputable, and
so important to the question on which he
prOnOUnceS.
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BALTIMORE. MONDAY. SEPT Is. 1871
The Grand Lodge met al O'Clock his morning,
when nearly 100 members were present Grand SIN.
Robert ii Grfin OF Georgia, was President Pa,t
Grand Webster iIom sandwich Islands, and a ltrge
number OF visitors nom abroad, were admitted on
the floor OF the house The officers elect were then
installed William W Moore OF the District II Co
lumbia, Grand sire III. l.. Page Of Wisconsin De
putty Grand sire \ l.. Warner OF Maryland Thea.
uror James L. Ridgley. Grand Secretary.
Tie Grand SIRE appointed The Rev }. Wiley.
of Cornecticut. a. g. Chaplain Iee>iotd, lr col
n. &. & Marshal. aui fcippontct The Grand Me,
scngcr and Grand Con v.'or. Before leaving ihr
char, Past Grand sre Guhn read hi, Annual IL,
porf II rs "a beautiful production. aui 1000 copies
were ordered Ia be- printed Among other recon-
mendailodS was one that The Order return To the old
system of State Grand bodies paying the representa-
tlSeS Resolutions ot thanks to the Grand sire. aai
fer thcptocut mrnt OF ms portrait, were unanimous
~ passed
The report of The Grand sire was refereed 10
select committee 90 appoint the sub ec, upon which
threats to the appropriate committees o@ copies
60 The daily proceedings were ord red To he printed.
\ resolutlun va, offered and adopted ID meet II
NJ and ad .ourn AT % =. VI Amendments Of the
Constitution were made thc order for 10 NORTON.
Acommuicc OF three TO report the unfinished bu'
,ness and standing committees we're app'nled,
when recess Was taken ull one O'Clock
lfffruocn SESSION Nothing Of Importance va,
done, except receiving numerous appeals. which
were appropriately r,fcred The Grand SIRE made
the following appointments whichwere appfo'edb '
the Lodge
On Discussion of Order Mcssr> DesSausSuTe, of
: C., small, of y y. and Colfax, oi Ind
Legislative Committee Nc>srs. tomieN OF "a.'
Dibble y. Washington, of y. {.
On Correspondence MtsH,. smith, oil lehh'
&. Robinson. Va, Manchester, II. J.
On Finance Messrs. Chester, OF Mich, Curtis. oi
Pa. and BlTchard, of Ia
On Approvals- Nessfs. Ellison, of Mass, Bare
nard. Northern \ and Kellogg, of Mon.
ON CONSTITUTIONS -Messrs ASken, OF Del, Pen
niuahoh OF Miss. and thcdsoy, of ono.
On Petitions Mos,rs Morley, OF Nd, Pindall' OF
ny and Ety. of Mass
On Returns Mtssrs, Chase, at \. IL, Penhing
tor, of Mo. and WinslON, OF &.
On nrepreseatcd Grand Lodges Messrs Potts,
Of Nh .iNillams. of Maine. aud Mitchell. of VI
On Printing Nc.srs Marine, of y j. Bailey, Of
Mo, Geo. :. Sanford, of Conn.
On Mneaae-Messrs Hale. Of southern y \ o
Penny. Ala. and iltnsdalc, WIS
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TIE Journal Of Commerce, and The EreH-
,ne Post. seem also to find them difficult to
dispose Of Though repeatedly challenged
to disprove the facts and refu;e the cOnciu-
sions We have advanced, they have hitherto
avoided the discussion. proffered, as It Is.
uron the falrest terms. and are evidently I'M
willing to let their readers see both sides OF
the question. OF course TINS cannot be be-
cause the tariff cause j. weak aa1 absurd :
if it were 20. they would not lose moment
in proving it BY engaging n the controversy.
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The GreatRailroad Jubilee.

BJeTOs, MONDAY sep - '''''
The city - rapidly hlling mp, and an inc spa,,c.
he'd m tog. n arc engaged Mr Webster d sics VIA
the ipfueuza A. MaTshGeld and ls not coming "ie 7
PREPARATIONS are gong on. The CITY Hal ana pu,n',
buildings are decorated canvas ten, - ere 9s' !.
Oh the Common 20 dine three thousand person., ~,
mo Cannon. ON either SIDE, a. the procession
oasses. Distinguished strangers continue 20 ar,
Cuehaifi the fremont House has been iakeh ~ Wv
cts for Their guests. Among Inc arrivals ar 49,
&C Tor "al~orA. ol Now OH hon. l. N
of England IIfn A. " Capp, ~ Portland A d +
SIMMER Mayor Of New.Hayen. Al ne if,i,' '
Chef-Justice Brey, u Newfoundland anu "''''
from Canada al The other hotels. t
PlrOdI gives her brst concert mere 70 ",sn. d.
Nafsbaq Tuk.y bas arrested some seFe"'J 'N
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several years. During this time he wrote
several Of his most successful works, in
Guiding The B-aro. TIE Red R0rer. and
The PrG,r1e. and soon established'a rePuta-
ton, which. with the robust qualities of his
PERSONAL character and the dignifed frank
ness of his manner, made him 4 welcome
yisii-nt II the most distinguished European
circles
His most valuable productions after his
return to the United States. are Tsc PAN
finder. The Destroyer. The TIRE AdnirG's.
and Wing and Wing, III OF which display
hi- admirable power Of invention, his bold
conceptions Of character, aud his rare mas
terry OF crap HE and impressive PortTalturc,
His more recent performances. in which he
eBdeavors to use the novel a. a vehicle for
political defamation are wholly unworthy
Of his fame. and viii only leave blot Oh
the memory Of his genius Their general
style i, forced. artificial. and often rcpuI-
sivc: with little grace OF expression and
no dramatic yigor Of plot showing
the exaggerations of a morbid fancy rather
than the healthy action Of a fertile imagi-
nation: and STEPPED deep IN the bitter pre-
iudices of partizan. with whom passion
gave the law to reason. In this sphere OF
composition. it i most charitable to believe
that Mr.. Cooper was ont of his element.
We certainly find his better self, and we
hope. his truer self in his earlier produc
tons. which are redolent OF the bracing at
mosphere of the forest and the ocean, and
which breathe a spirit of trust IN humanity
and reverence for the instincts of the uni
versal heart Destitute of the wisdom suE
gested bv calm and unimpassiouod contem-
pation. remarkably deficient IN the power
of consecutive reasoning, with no sense OF
the fine and subtle determinations which are
usually essential to the detection OF truth
Mr. Cooper should never have torsaken his
peculiar province of fictitious creation. TO
assume the Office of a dldactlc writer on
questions OF ethics and politics. and his
failure in this attempt was made more con-
spicuous by the brilliancy OF his achieve
ments in .morc cOngeniaI sphere. 1t is
painful to observe such utter worthleSSneSs
of endeayor in a man whose ability had
raised HIM to an emlnence. which the most
aspiring might envy.
But now that his fame Is entrusted TO
the impartial keeping of time, and submit
ted TO the stern ordeal of collective opinion,
we may easily foresee that the dross which
had mixed itself with the happier elements
of his genius will pass into oblivion, and his
record Will remain in brightness and purity
among the rich and gifted minds, of which
humanity gratefully cherishes the memo
rial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-16

N0CWF8TTV q, WOHOdVl N'IN ~ ~
The preparations for me ar "hieh oponss
roor,ov are on the largest and most magnificent
scale The greatest excitement and hustle Pfc'aha.
Railroad cars from all points are 80 Oser0alel' ,h'l
they are from TWO 10 four hours behind time %"
hotels are overlooking. Fortunately sthe @'A a'
has changed else people would be sufOcdted me
rrice Of tickets 10 the grand festival on lhnfslat
evening. is ten dollars The Committee have sen,
20 New-YorlSfor fifteen hundred d0llar,' worm o.
SILVER ware
ON Frilav. Senator Douglas VIII deliver The al
dress Every Kind al amusement j. m relnsiu"n'
including concerts show, and magic performance
4 married lady, u Boomer costume, yeiJ pfr'y'
came In the cars this evening, WIN Two chidfcn
from, toc East wore straw hat grey ff)ck and tfOh-
,er.-tne latter the same as msGs. Iney cfcatel
quite Jnrore- an stared AMI some laughed Du' she
passed through the dense crowd 10 cafnhse 10
wsitlng with perfect nouct0ion1e
Gamt!eys ofcycr description IN force, ana a" af"'
81 pickDocb e,s and thieves exercising iheif F"'i"-
n vii be- the greatest fair for many YEAR,
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Ne, long s,pce The MoaIfr stated that letter had
teen gwen TO thus >un oy TIE Priests, and aidfessei
10 her with the solemn assurance that was written
bv the Virgin and BY her sent from Heaven The
sane paper states that the photography OF he sAii
letter Is holiby bad. and asks II there be no school
masters there
We rerceIyc the late United states papers state
that agents have been sent by this Government Tor
the pirpo-e OF alternating 20 that Government the
whole 81 Lower California AMI sonora ne reason
a such rcrorts We cannot divine but they are not
true Yours. respectfully, DO
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London Agency for the Tribune.

" THOMAS 10 and 81 Cathaune street Strand, is ai-
horzed to receive subscriptions and advertisements Tor
The Tribune III London.
our friends IN Great Britain and Ireland By renting
WV THOMAS above, rs Cd by Post-0iice order, VIII
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don, and Columbia Buildings, Liverpool, are appointed
bors always on hand for sale also subscriptions,
orders and advertisements
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Later from Caba- Departure OF the Pri,oa.,
for spain


CHARLESTON, Monday. sept IS, ISL
Capt Parker Of the msil schooner Wilham an
John, which LETT Havana on the 9Th and ,rr.re,
at Savannah to-day, reports that leo prisone.,
had sailed for SPAN IN Government trAnsoo,
and only the four already mentioned had be-,
liberated, VIZ Col links. Capt Kelly. li,,.
Van Nechten. and Mr. Chapman
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RocuEsrER. Monday, Sept H.. lNJi
Aner the intense heat Of Abe lat fortnight ne
week opens with a clear skytnd a coOl brartng AR
The civ IS filed up with strangers attached 10 the
Far The entries OF stock, &c, already male are
very numerous and everything indicates one ot ihc
best Falrsthc Society ever had Many Distinguished
men are expected 10 arrive tomorrow, amongst
whom are GOV Hunt. Gen. Wool Gen scott, Sec
retary Stuart, Senator Seward, GOV Wood, ~ ono,
&c Senator Douglass VIII deliver the annual Ad-
dress In the Society's great tent on Friday.
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
NEw.YoRK. TUESDAY, SEPT. 10, 1851.


yoR rrDey o. THE COURT OF APPEALS
S,,TFf =, FOOT Of Ontario County
FOR sECRETARY or STATE
JAMES {. FORSYTH-----------Of Ulster County
FOR CONTROLLER
GEORGE ". PATTERSON OF Chauiauque Go.
FOR TREASURER
JAMES VI COOK----.-------.Of Saratoga County
FOR ATTORSET-GESERAL
D.NIFI TITNAN .- OF Newly Ork.
FOR STATE ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR
pEZEkIAH {. SEYMOUR of Rockand Co.
FOR CANAL COMMISSIONER
HENRY FITZHUGH --of os"eSo 'ouI'S
FOR INSPECTOR OF STATE PRISONS
ALEXANDER II. WELLS----O OF WestcheSter 60.
ELEorIoN--- Tuesday, Nov 4.
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PORTLAND, Monday sept. - 70 -
Avcrrg man named James Young, aged y i'il'o
tyain of ears on Commercials, thH ttenyy".
Tie wAole tran passed over him. taxing Oh DD'1 -
feet and tnurug h.s head badly iie has since di''
Yestegday a boy named O,iia Hon, a4ed -, "
Killed q West Bethel By tram Of cars passing ''
nm and completely scveuDg his body.
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baltimore, MohitN, >tpi. ID, l>9l.
An immense meeting Was held m Monumen,
square Ia night presided over by Mayor Gerome, "a
condemn the proceedings of the Chrisuana outrage.
Several eloquent speeches were made. and rrsot
tons were passed condomnmg the outrage ant sx
pressing a determination 20 carry oui the Compro
mise Laws.
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The saes Of COrroS to-day have ceen ~ ~
q, = flr,her advance OF an eighth Ahdihy V'ns
0roted at Sc. BAcOsls Gull, al lilc Tor ~ -
: p FOR shoulders. HAv. aGe az lD0 l2;. ~ -
- CoTroy for the week have been $50 DAEs' 80.
receipts thus far are 10 go bale. ahead Of '1''
az the same penoc.
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MurINy.-The brig Zaza, 'ap'. Jo"i''
son, which sailed on Saturday io' |~A' VIVA ''
turned yesterday morning, On account Of = '''l'''
among the crew. The United states N">''' ''"''''
diately took lhebaen INTO custody
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THE TARlFF.-A correspondent in WI,

The TARFF.-A correspondent in Wis
consin writes us as follows
For one. | am becoming intensely interested IN the
Tart question as presented N your columns
Though, until lately. entirely opposed TO farlhs.
md myself quite unable to answer some Of your az
guments III favor OF protection
Our correspondent is apparently not alone
in his inability to answer the arguments we
have lately put forth on the tariff, though all
arenot like him in the manliness Of his ayowal.
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The state Opposition Somina ton ~ Boiling OF
the Hunker Press. &c.

ALBANY, Monday, sept l5 ISL
L Is stated lere on goOd authority that Tie Ctlca
ClserreT .e4dlng Hunker paper. out against the
syracuse Opposition nominations.
Tie Oneioa depot, midway between Syracuse and
tlcs uttered severely BY fire to-day
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Appreciated Famine in Alabama.

EAtrINVkt, MuHUtN, >NrT- y I>II
famine apprehcatci "a Pcksn, Co.su
Alabama. and a public meeting WAS he'3. A,uh.,,
II was proposed 10 call an Extra Session q II.
Legislature. 60 procure loan % bay Cora
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Baltimore Judicial Convention.

BALTIMORE, Monday, sept. Is, l-Jl.
he Peoples Convention tonight made the fol-
'oWinr nominations Judges Of the Orphans Court,
DR.. John HI. Gales. James {. N!nde, DR.. Henry ;.
HUI. Register u Wills, Re-. Isaac p Cook. Clerk
Of The Criminal Court. LOUIS sergery.
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For Enrope.

The next number of The Tribune for European
Circulation will lie issued THIS MORNING
at o'clock. 1t will contain all the latest news
up to the time Of going to press. The A'agro
sails from Boston Tomorrow at IL o'clock.
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~ War of determination to Spanish
Rue thus Continent IN, perpetual preservation and di
sen to pASiSS Wei .tenoNned Hypersn. the sovereign
remedy for dandi W. badness Nc, which has gadiened
the hearts thousands ot dsconSate fellow ,rta
hy nrpucng iadca cbaEsc m ihe physical cond taa Of
HE hair ror sale AZ the ianc,eal dtpot Nos Isl lnd
low \ and a. Maiden lane aud BY III DRUGGISTS and
,,u,,S ptlcN = cents grg bottle
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Iirc M BangOr.

BANGOR, Monday Sept - 1871
The steam saw mill OF Mcssrs shaw Meruli,
Furniture Manufacturers, MAS burnt tins evening.
Loss, $4,000 The two upper stories OF the building
were occupied by Ladd 'oacath a. = oo'f Al"
sssn factory Their loss Is also about s2Oo
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Progress Of the President.

PHILADELPHIA Monday, sept IS, 1851.
The Pres.Cent arrived here about O'Clock, ana
was cordially greeted be proceeded very quietly TO
Walnut-st wharf and embarked on The 1 O'Clock
boat for New York.
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~ DIR. JAMES ". POWELL, Oculist. Au-

,,.t &c c>Ntlnues 20 dcvc.C rs attention especially
assesses Of the Eyc and Ey ,ro g. cicA, daily, Al
ths same offices ne has oe fer ts a>i Neafs No Pol
Rro,d,.ay entrance Ne Maylen s. where can De had
hrs Treatise on the Eve. ihn elton prce \ c's Aso
ia,se snrn, III Artificial Eyes. Nach can be inserted
without pain and ahea IgogssA adapted val move and
losk like ;he natural ave. 80 IL
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The NoMthern Viii.


BALTIMORE. Monday, Sept ID, ls)l.
We have TcceNod nothing south oi Augusta 10
NIGHT
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A VIGuANcy Co,IvlrrrE WANTED

~ iGlIANtE ' OhNit iht W Az
Oh ior " GLANCE COMMITTEE.
In this bed bug -t0' .aeuted city,
Sworn &c destroy the insect hroed
And sternly render blOoj leT bloo1
such a Commltoc let - form,
koScheS and bugs 70 take by storm.
Aud friends, Il such b nicnt,
Let make 4 LYON President
His Powder the good work Wal do,
Shall We elect hlui. what say YOU
The dept for the sale Of LyoSs MAGNETIC Powders Tor
en- d,Srucfioa of insects without poison LYONS
Magnetic Pills for Killing vernln at No. 4si Broadway
sic stD&nW'
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

~ LEARY d Co., leaders and introducers
of fsshon for genteme8- Hats Nos g. 4 and Ass.'
House. Broadway. Y. Opeaeg daY-Oa Nelhss-T
i7th vii open % tue pub &c for examination anu
the most and led assortment Of ianc 49,.
original pate for chdreL WeaT, ever on 81
IN this cry. To ladies enc stl>fs n.sfered n thi Ys
lar branch Il chicre costarne, Ne refpfc il'if '
our fan oaerIg
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"a vxox's Hal Store, day % two sn &. Tor lhs P1
.arcbssing our Ial Hl-. aud while engaged IA va.
20 nsnf duty We heard The following dialogue Dst"esn
,so gent,eInen who were debating upon me stcsne u"
IRE rent STYLES issrec ~ our Fashionable hatleis
u.u ,apn1t "a, az dell ga ed with H. but hay-
g Td four - OadWay eslabis h-'iS"
n'se 4 ,nust wear How does Il stIise you
1t looks for al he woht as .9ash yog a9 IN sD ss,s
hut m m. opnion i might lie called more properly
Dsffch fis y ,,,. - .,.. .. %,
fancy sbOu. ngnt and would De gian 70 .es
pad for H. 50. / TOO poor 70 ihro" away 'us,
Zen submit be the laughing stock VI ny cIu'A'e'
for the next few months - ,.-, 81.
Stick TO Knox hereafter and YOU are sure " pc sun"
As we left fitting the last speaker WIN ohe o.
has beautiful Has and advise all VINO wish To OBTAIN lhe
most stIkngy elegant Han Of The season to patronhe Mn
a; No 1913 FultOu-st
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OF Bedding Bedsieds, &C. would do well 70 cab ut Nj
WuIARDs old established Wareroom,, $50 Chatham St.
corner of Mulbcrys whore may be found the largest as
sortment articles ms hne offered TO the public,
consisting Feathers Beds Mattresses sc. Patent Screw
Bedstesds and Cots whole,ile and retail sl mTulh&S'
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IRr Wmrrnrasl's DAGrERREorypEs are

The beautiful executed SINCE the hrst
discover, the aud the crowds of visitors that thIong
his Gallery No $40 Broadway that hls CLAIMS 20
superior excellence are well founded
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NEWTON COMPANY respectfully call the attention NJ Pm
ters Publishers their improved Type and Stereotype
Plates sc The mproy cncnt consists giving to them
copper face about and additional cost 81 that Their
durability rcascd n direct proportion TO the Superior
tenacy "copper" tyne metal, which, according VOC
rect experiments - as IL sto From s single iact u
will he PERCEIVED that u face Of copper must
give extraordinary endurance "a printing surfaces aGd et
penesce has fully proved such 10 be the case Tue Com
pany have secured letters patent for She Improvement and
they prepared 10 and execute orders II the C.,
tablshment. North Wlllian-st., Now York.
The following papers printed IN The copper laced liPe
New-York Couricf and Enqrirer. New-Yoll Daily Tnb-
uue Bostor DAILY journal ; Boston Flag of Our Union;
Bosten Pictorial Drawing hoom Companion; NcwYork
Organ and others NEWTON COMPANY.
le2i TuIh&Sti 3 North MiDm-st, y. \
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SEAsoNAt lereth tho fherr1 rae,ef as zen a. "a n
announces the opening u lie Fan c4h 5 5srng
Mn Laws upon the alta rot en- sca-"n q. bfila
to Ia hoD her most - ,1s So arcs t,e ,s m
Hat Deerless ccay As fn shape pa 80 es.rt II h,s
sAn Is the inspect ~ " every gent 10 80, "a
selec. from the styles 'rfe IN, t ~ lee r,y
"a r. snrerfr arf o. a. = Iof one o sc 40 t"TiI
'C,E,fE No 20 b. nd va. opposite - 'A'N
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Rlcn CARrrriNes.-SMrn 4 LouNsRrRy,

FLooR Charlottesville seasoned and
pelftct, at s. per yard
rhree-thread Brussels CaructS a. IS
Three pl, good quality AZ i.
BAILEY BROTHERS,
No. 45a Pearls,.
Nh sus Near Chatham.
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sADLIER No. 1877 Broadway. Franklin Buildings. would
respectfully inform his friends and the public that he has
received large and choice assortment OF Havana
and Prncro Cigars brands which he offers for
sale at reasonable prices either wholesale or retail JAMES
0ADLiER ~ BrOadv ay. "FruSlm Buildings" sit II
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DRy GoopS.-New and elegant silk,
aud other Fan and Winter Dress Goods, NAV he found IN
the desirable Nafets, at HITCHCOCK LEADBEAf-
ER'S Nc 347 BuadNay CcIner II IoonaTdst, where the
pains taken to meet every want of the ladies not
only IN the lnc Of dress bnt also an housewife fs
goods such wooden blankets quilts anne> &c. &c, Of
which they have large assortment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-16

to One Dollar the Yard for splendid
new Fan English and Amor'cG Imperial, Three.Py Car
peting at No 80 Bowssy HIRAM ANpERSoNS. He IS sell
ing beautiful Ingram Carpets ~ 3S a. and ward
also Rugs Table Covers lad Window Shades cheap,
beng reduction OF - per cent irOm former prices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-16

t,,e,s 3, BROAD a5 syc ast inrodsced tls az iasn
~ HAS $50, style peculiarly adaeo -
lv Tsev s.ill alne f9 thor Old motto E,iesiH
80 sre The pubIc that me qnah'v Of inef Hal, 80
any Of forbefs - -, IN. So ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-16

The constant succession 81 orders from a sections OF the
country received at GREENS r ahshment AStor House
prov that upon watte questions the North ana South
differ they considering She SHIRTS made ny nm
the elegant fits Co he obtained M the nied States