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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-30
Pennsylvania State Fair-Distinguished
Arrivals

HaRRiSBURGH, Wednesday. Oct. -, 1881.
The first Agricultural Far Is largely attended. and
the display is finer than was expected. Had he
Pennsylvania Railroad &c. done what was promised
all would have been right but, As II is the nclosue
Is well filed and will be more Some cutlery, ex-
hlbited by Hunsdale of Connecticut, merits notice
It is large complete and beautiful Articles are still
coming m.l
strangers are constantly arm ng Hon. Andrew
Stevenson, of Virginia. VINO Is Ia deliver the address,
arrived mis- afternoon Hon James Buchanan and
ex-Goycrnors Porter and .sltn were on the ground
to-day Judge Watts PrCsldeh Of the Society. is ia
attendance, and hundreds hsy" 'olned the Associa-
ton.
The rain bega' TO fall AZ o OK this evening.
and tears are entertained of i wet day ,Jmouow.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY OCTOBER 80, 1851

OLD ONoNDAGA.-DemOsfhe c. Leroy
was last year elected to the Assembly from Onon-
daga county, and sgnalized himself throughout
by the most violent reckless hostility to Gov.
Hunts Speedy Enlargement policy. He voted
against the bill in every stage, encouraged the
recusant Senators in their concerted reslgna-
ton, and signed the Legislative Address s1s
tanning and approving the breakup Of the Le-
gislaiure on the syowed ground that the act 'rlS
unconstitutional At the Special Session, he con-
tlnued to fight on against the Nine Million Bill
so long a a chance 70 resist It was open TO HIN.
Now be Is the Opposition candidate for Senator,
and, thus cOmered between his love of office
aud his hatred of the More Speedy Enlarge
mont he signs brief letter, declaring that he
will make no farther opposition to the measure
which he has fought from the start, and stands
on the record as pronouncing unconstitutional
Can any sincere Canal man suppose that the
Canal Enlargement will be pushed forward to
an early completion in the hands OF such friends
JAMES MUNRoE Is the Wing candidate-an
original. uniform, earnest supporter OF the Canal
Enlargement on the only practicable plan We
look for his election by large majority.
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Ro.,on Mouey Morket-,Iarine Disasters, &C

BOSTON, " edntsday, OCT. " I63T
The Money market generally Is unchanged with
a little better demand on call Stocks are heavy and
lower. The America carries out $50 900 IN Amen
can gold. Sterling is firm at l0l.
The ship John VI. Mayo hence for New York,
was tow ed into Holiness Hole yesterday, with the
loss Of main and mzenmast. She will be towed to
New-lork to-day
The schooner Vintage, hence for Albany IL ashore
IN Nantucket HarbOr and has lost her anchor cable
and boats
Richard II Dana, counsel for Robert Morris col.
ored lawy er indicted IN the Shadrdch rescue case,
applied To the District Couu this afternoon for
special writ TO have the case of his cilent trans
feued from the District 10 the Circuit Court An
swtr to tins applicants viii he given tomorrow.
The new L. :. steamship Princeton was launched
TINS afternoon at the Charlestown Navy Yard IN the
presence OF about 5000 persons she passed INTO
The water beautifully.
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xr1us Y. ANpERsos.-We have not

CORNELIUS '. ANDERsos-We have not
deemed it necessary to say much about our pre-
sent excellent Register. He received larger
majority IN our city when first elected than any
other candidate except Gen. Taylor and he has
since done nothing to diminish, but very much
to increase the number Of his friends. Upright,
capable, and assiduous, he can hardly fail to be
reelected by a very large majority
- The following is his reply to the questions
of the Industrial Congress. 1t is characteristic
callv frank. clear and right, and is received with
hearty satisfaction:
NEW.YoRx, Oct. 2s, 1854.
B. PRICE, Esq.-Dear SIR: pressure OF business
has prevented me from replying before this TO your
letter In behalf OF the Industrial Congress.
In accordance with your request, would say that
the principles and objects laid down therein and
sought to be obtained, meet my views and have my
hearty concurrence. For you who have known me
SO long, need hardly add that, beng myself me-
chanlc, my sympaihIes and feeling have been through
HE and still with them, and all my efforts will
Re directed TO the accomplishment Of any object
tending 10 the bench, of the Mechanic and Laborlng
Man. With much respect,
Yours truly, CORNELIUS '. Anderson.
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A Foolish FABRICATION NALED.-A

\ FOOLISH FABRICATION NAMED.-A
story has been set afoat that the Fuern,n Of our
City are unfrendly TO their old Chief, CoRxE-
LIUs V. ANDERSON, and that ALFRED CARSON,
the present Chief, would oppose his election.
The following correspondence gives the finish
to tina, ialsehood
MONDAY, Oct. q, 1851.
DEAR SIR Some designing persons have circulated
a report that unfrIendly feeling exists between
Anderson ana that YOU Intend oppose his rec
ton as Register. The object is doubtless 70 enlist
your friends IN their cause.
Although personally aware that the most perfect
friendship aid harmony exists between yourself and
Mr.. Anderson yet as friend 10 both, have deemed
At advisable 10 ask you TO contradict such reports
yourslgnature 70 the END that 30 foul caumny may
have complete refutatlon from the best source.
Truly yours, w w WILSON.
To ALFRED CARSON, ESQ, Chief Eng. Fire Dept.
NEw-YoRK. Oct %, Is4i.
W. W. WILSON, EsQ.-Dear SU. Your communal
cation OF the 21th INST. Is at hand, and | am much
surprised tolearn that the report you speak OF should
having cone aught either by word or deed to give
rise 10 IT.
To the best OF my knowledge the utmost good feel.
ing exists between Mr.. Anderson and myself, and
intend at the coming election to TO cast my vote IN
his favor tor the Office Of Register.
Yours. very respectfully, ALFRED CAasoS.
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The Hour nj Hand.

Our Election is now but four days of.
Many of our Country readers Win barely
receive this paper before they are called
upon to vote Men and brethren let us
once more entreat you TO DO YOUR WHOLE
DUTY
We want no man to vote our ticket be-
cause il is called Wing, nor unless he be-
heves the prosperity of our State and the
welfare of her People will be promoted
thereby, Why we believe they will, our
readers already know-at all events, we
have done our best to tell them. You be-
leve we are right, vote with us if you
think us wrong, vote against us; but at all
events, VOTE
We have known some Clergymen. some
Teachers, &c. who habitually staid away
from the polls, lest by taking part in Elec-
tons they should offend some portion of their
Pensioners or patrons. How can one who
manitests such moral cowardice and lack of
principle hope to win others to the perform
ance of any duty whatsoever, For surely,
no citizen can be SO high nor so low, so holy
nor so debased, that he does not owe his
country the honest expression of his opinion
on public measures and men at each recur-
ring Election
Do you say that Politics are vile Then
ii is your duty to labor for their thorough
publication, That is to be accomplished,
not by skulking, but by working. Whether
rich or poor, learned or ignorant, busy or
idle, II is your express duty to learn who
ought and who ought not to be supported,
and proclaim it ar the Polls.
Are bad men nominated by your party
for Office? Then YOU ought to vote against
them. Are good men named on the same
ticket These it is Your duty TO support
and induce your neighbors and friends to
do likewise. Even though every candi-
date presented by both parties for your suf-
frages were unworthy, it would still be
your duty TO vote-not for these, but for
worthy and true men. Do your whole duty !
Fellow Citizen of New-Yorl, you might
secure at least one vote beside your own
foE the Right If YOU only would--one vote
that in default of your exertions, will be
lost BY heedlessneSs, by absence on Jour
ney, by the pressure of business, or by the
importantly Of partisans of the Wrong
Will you endeavor to secure that vote
Friends in the Interior the hopes of the
Nation rest upon you We will do all we
can at this end, for we are with you for
Harbor Improvements, for the Speedy En-
iargement, and all the measures so directly
conducive to Your growth and prosperity.
We can and will cany full party vote for
them here; but you can give them much
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-30
Markets.

Receipts OF the past twenty -four hours-fLoyR,
- 600 bDls WHEAT, $500 bushels. CORN, 100
bushels. BARLEY, 1000 bushels There has been
but little doing IN FLOUR. WHEAT is dull, but prices
are frm-i 800 bushels Genesee sold al 9fO95c.
CORN Is easier with a better inqulry--sales 10000
bufhols at 5ia 5iic for Western mlxed-23 900 bush
els BARLEY were sold at SOa6c for two rowed,
while for some lots sac. was asked OARS, $500
bushels Western sold at 35c.-l30 bales Of lioPs
changed hands AT 33c.
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Markets. .BuFFALo. Oct -

The following have been the receipts OF today
Flour, 1000 bbls Wheat, 10000 bushels Corn, D.
600 bushels The market for Flour has been rather
heavy, but without material change in pnces-sales
900 bbls. Michigan at % 2slu*337. Wheat-The
supplies OF Western mixed being larger, prices are
heavy--sales 1900 bushels at Tic. for OHIO white.
Corn Is not 50 active, but Is without change 10
ice. Oats steady at 25c. ffelghts are before
reDoffed
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FRoM GoNAIvEs, ST. DoMIyeo.-By an

FROM GoNAIyEs, ST. D0MINGO.-By an
arrival yesterday from the above port, brl ging
news to the 10th inst, we learn that an arrange
lnent mad been entered into between the AmerI-
can. French and English authorities, to force
the Emperor (Solouque) to respect the t. truce
toward the Dominicans. They had dra, up
proposals. for him to sign, aud in the event o Is
refusing the three powers would blockade (,
ports The Emperor was at Gonalves with
5000 II en-, and was TO have gwen an answer to
the proposals at that place. but did not He
however promised to do so at Port Prince.
where he was going.
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~ The Hartford Times seems not tc

~ The Hartford Times seems not to
understand that Constructive Mileage has been
expressly cut off by recent proviso IN an act of
Congress, which passed without opposition
only It was somehow fixed so as not to prevent
a grab this time If The Times will only read
Controller Whittlesey'S decision, which we pub
lished. dlSallowlng the Constructive Mileage
taken IN lsi9. il cannot fail to see that, while
there never was shadow of law authorizing
this Constructive gouge. there has been taw pited
on lar for the last forty years, wheh expressly con
dcnn and forJid it, If iar only was wanted to bar
this plumber. it would have been stopped long
before it began but It Is not law that Will do
the work What Is needed is more honesty IN
our most exalted and trusted public servants,
or more vigilance, more Stenness and less readl-
ness to apologize Tor the misdeeds of men OF
"our party" among the people. The Times Is
surely setting bad example IN laboring to ex-
cuse a wrong because some men 1t wishes 10
uphold are implicated in it. Better frankly admit
the wrong, and admonlsh those implicated to do
better next time.
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Great Celebration M Acton. Mass.
AcroN. "Wednesday. oct %. |

ACTON, "Wednesday, OCT. ", I'oI
The completion Of monument TO the memory OF
Davis, HOsmcT and Hayward who fell at Concord
Bridge, the 10Th April, l775, celebrated IN this
town to-day, with imposing ceremonies. An address
delivered by Governor Boutwell,, and speeches
were made by Hon r. {. Winthrop. Hon. NJ
Thompson OF Charlesto~n, Hon Robt Rantoui, and
others. poem was delivered By Rev JOhD Pier
point About 800 dIned together under "a nam
Moth tent; battalion Of military were present
under oil. Jones
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BIZ Youe Own LANpLoRp.-At the last

meeting of the Washington Building Association large
number of shares taken These who vsh to avail
themselves Of the present low price of fee FIy
cents would do well 10 cali at the Secretays Office,
No 93S Pearl-s without delay. aud the number
Of shares wanted THIS Association possesses all the ad
vantRges Of similar associations and l. ROW IN sncCessil Al
operation The next ting will be held Al Warren Han
corner of Oliver and Henry SITS on FRIDAY EN ENlNG.
October 81, 1881, at O'Clock. Wm. ". Bracket Esq
will address the meeting Shares viii be redeemed at
the next regular meeting.
CASPER c cuLDS President
HooriR Secretary
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Spec1li Dispatch 10 The " y Trban<.
WASHINGTON, Wednesday Oct o. 1851
Mr. Webster reported himself to the President TO-
day, but has not ye! resumed his arm char at Tie
State Department. There Is a rumor this evening
that he attended the Cabinet Session OF today bat
cannot vouch for T. MORs Anon.
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HEALTH EXTRAORDINARY In the very
fourishing village OF Cleveland. oswego Co. n Y.
containing population Of over 200 inhabitants.
there has not been death Of either old or Young
since Nov. 4. 1850 nor has there been a FIRE, nor
OF assault and battery. nor any open breach Of
the Jeace.
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A Srccxssrur Mrplc,xE.-The Oxvoen

atsd Btsess have attained reputation and popularity be-
yond an, medicine known, not oy exaggerated statements
OF imaginary cures but through the influence of respons
Bile cxens who speak whst they know experence Of
the ptrasic merits Of this medicine Of Dyspepsia
and (senel a. Debility
For sale BY A Sands, 100 rulton-s A. L. scovill
Co SIG. and c H. Ring ls2 Brosdway and Nv Druggists
generally in the United States.
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Urea, Wednesday. Oct g. 1851.
The sum of $5s7 81 bills all counterfeit, the
Essex County Bank, keesevllle. was found IN the
mail train that arrived here from the West, this
morning IL was probably thrown away by some
one fearing detection.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-30
New-York State Nominations.
FOR STATE OFFICERS.

uh,s Opposition.
For Judge Of,he Court OF Appeals
For Secretary OF State
JANE, {. FORSYTH HENRY ;. RANDALL
For Controller.
GEO W Patterson. john c. WRIGHT.
For Attorney General
DANIEL TLLNANS LsyI 5. CHArYIBLD.
For state Engineer and surveyor
HxzE'H { SEYMOUR WILLIAM !. McAIFiNE
For Canal Commissioner
HTNRy FIrzHUdH HORACE WHEATON.
Atyx,xprR II. WELLS. hESRY STORMS
The Liberty Party Union SAFETY Committee,
and the Workmgmcn's State Central Committee,
have also made nominations for State officers
The ticke; nominated by the late Industrial Le-
cislature has been withdrawn.
For Justices OF the Supreme Court
Wing. Opposition
James &. King. Jr James |. Roosevelt
II Albert Lockwood Selah B Strong.
III Ira Harms George K. DAVIS
" Amazlah B. James, Cornelius L. Allen
VDanlel Gott Daniel Pratt
-. John NJ Parker. (fulD Hiram Gray, fuil)
VI Benz T. Rexford, VA. Schuyler CrlPpen, va
VII Samuel Blatch.ort Theron K Strong.
,-rr1 James Mullett, (tulN Candidates dsclned
VII Moses Taggart, (val
SENATE
r,-, pb,o Opposition
I Gabriel p Dlsosway, James L. Cooley
II Edwards W Flske. John Vanderbilt.
III Alley II Schultz VIM. McMurray
IL obadiah Newcomb, Gilbert {. Dean.
V James w. Beekman,' Daniel b Slckles
VI Edwin ID. Morgan Henry Shaw
: - -. 4. u. Conger.
'lI-Theo' H. behedlo'' Benz. Brandrelh.'
VIII Alexander ]. Coffin, John II. OtIs.
IL samuel J Wikin Nathaniel Jones.
\ Ambrose Baker George I. Pierce.
" Azor Taber,
XIIW IL Van Schoonhoven, Thos. B, Carroll
Mi Dan 5 Wright Oliver Bascom.
XIV George sherman, Eil " rogers;
Nv OR, T Paddock Henry b. Smith
WI Andrew b. Mitchell, simeon snow
WI Ieyinus Munson Henry f. Bartlett.
NVIII Lew Harris Harmon Bennett.
XIX Benz. \ Huntingdon Jesse Armstrong
XN James Plat, Benz. T.. Bowen.
MI Ashley Davenport.
X\II James Munroe Demos. C. Leroy.
MIL Ganaliel H. BarStow Nathan Bristol
NNIV William Beach, James D. Button
XIV Josiah B. Williams. VI IL Lawrence.
NXVI William J. Gilbert, I. X. T.. Cornell.
XXVII Byron Woodruff McaJah W hiroy
NXVIII Alonzo :. Upham, William seaver
xxx Myron Ii. Clark, Oliver Phelps
xxx John A. MCElwan, Vi. b. Champlln
XXXI Geo r. Bsbcock. William Williams
XNNII Elisha Ward Chas Green.
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~ Glorious results still continue. Onl

Ss$ ceaths last week and Thousand dollars offered TO
the nend OF an. OF them they had used WArrsS Ner
NouS Antdo,e Ii most astosshng tha, nsope will be
obstinate. To know that one ever tIea While using
th CONSUMPTION on other diseases and can procure such
ncontrovetbe evidence III It's ght POWER ami vet ga
left die without and let all the world Know ns
lively that not one Of them had a drop Of
PYNE No l02 \aSsau-st
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LADIES INDIA RuBBER House. GLOVES.

Are ust the thing for the ladies' At this season PROTECTING
the hands sweeping busting care OF coal hres As
cuTe Tor them when Mapped they are unequalled
Fsr sale at STEWARDS. HITCHCOCK LEADBkAIkk 3
and at all the hubbor stores. o5O ~
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STATE OF Ohio.
Counterf.jt Bills.

PIrrsluRd, Wedncsds,, Oct ~. 1850
The river measures Iour feet SIX inches, and stili
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FuRs, FuRs, FURs-An elegant assort-
uet Of Mus and vctornes consisting Of stone and mnk
fitch LYNX and Of other rich furs aso
an uns assortment of gentemens youhs boys
and chdrens fashionable Hats and Caps Ladies roln
sfs and feIt Bonnes The public Will do wei 70 can ara
Yamns for themselves at the old established HAT Gap ana
W. - 80 G,.na =, ol6Gtrh&Ss
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~ Inyalids requiring DR.. BAyNIys's

Patent Rady B. and never failing Rupture Trussss
hs Travelling Companion h. which V entire
~ and the effect every kind q jonx con-
slete renewed, may ind the ss@e s his oace. No Is
Mercerst pear Canal. ssu
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70 Churches, Hotels, and Steamships

private DWELLINGS supplied with elegant Silver Name aud
Number Plates of and beautiful designs, plated the
substantial and elegantly engraved at very
low prices Orders by express part of the
NV. EvERnfLL, No sos Broadway, corner Duane 81
Branch store No Is " all ST. % mlurhSS
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AsTo,ND,Nc AND INTERESTING CoMMUNI-

CATION TO HoUsEKEEPERs WHO ARE IN WANT or ENG
IISH THRET.pLy AND INGRAM CARPETS, on CLOTHS,
RUGS. WINDOW SHADES, DRUGGBrS, &c.-HIRAN AMBER
SON No 80 Bowery offers the choice of ms immense
stock of Carpets Sc displayed eight spacious sales
rooms reduction of 80 per cent, being decidedly the
gre at W. offered the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-30
fashionable MILLINERY SELLING VERY

+ ASETONAHEE ITTEETNEH1 DELLINH FtNf
CHLhP-We would inform those Of our lady readers who
may not rs yet have provided themselves with newFa
Bonnets that they had better give Mrs A. MARCY ol
No $40 Bo~ery, call witness the rich and elegant
assortment Of ladies Bonnets she presents for their patron
age tins Mrs MARCY selling great quaint les OF
thess goods she offers them at greatly reduced
prices and they Unsurpassed for beauty and
leatb.ss Ribbons aud Nil inerv Goods very cheap.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-30

SINGING SCHOOL. class for instruction
IL; vocal Music under the direction Of Prof + II. Nash,
h, bsen 10 meet every Thursday evening at u
clocs in he Lecture Room Of the Berean Church cor
OF Bedford and Downing sis Ihose "lsnng 60 Oin sno~
he nrssenf this evening as the class is nearly full
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Coon AS WELL AS CHEAP.-Cheapnes
and goodness seldom found combined IN the same art
ces Yet friend WATKINS, No III Fulton ST, has by
some means or other these two desirable quail
tiles No hs boots are not good-and an can
TESTIFY 10 the lowness OF his pnces. OBS SfuSTh
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- TIE AMERICAN GARDENERS CHsoNI-
very mOnihly octave. devoted to Horticulture
Botany and Agricuitrrs Abdr-s M yth0rn iror Isz
Fuli on. Ii iesas wel
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WORLDS FAIR AND CRoroN MILLS

HECKrR BROTHER, Of Croton Mills, Chery-St, New
York have earned the fIst Premium az the World
far London. for the best Gsncsee Flour. with Honor
able Notice of their faIna And AZ the Eau vi the
American Institute. lust closed. they have also been
atued Silver CUP for the best Gencsce Flour aud
silver Medal for their Parma and other preparations Of
Wheat and Cou-nskng First Prem, ms Medals and
Cups foI four years succession. o29 9ts
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To PmNrERs AND PusIlsHsRs.-The

uxwros COMPANY respectfully call the of Pm
ters and Publishers O. their improved Type and Sefe0ty
Plates &c The Improvement consists giving 10 them
copper face about third additional cost that then
durability Increased direct proportion the Superior
Senacy c copper over metal which. according to
rect experiments Is As l2s to L. From tins single
viii al he perceived that thin face II copper
give extraordinary endurance % ~mtng surfaces and
pcneace has fully proved such 10 De the The Com
pany have secured letters patent for the Improvement and
they prepared To and execute orers at he
tahhshment. \ North " ILL lm-st. New York.
The following papers printed IA the copper faced type
New-Nor Courier and Enquirer; New-loTk DAILY rub-
ua< BOSTON DAILY Journal Bos,oa Flag of Our Union
Ros'en Pictorial Drawing Room Companion, wIork
Organ, and others NEWTON COMPANY,
IeSl rUrh&Su sNorth Wlbam-st n. "
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Follow SUIr.-You can win a J." trick "
by procuring your next of SMITH Jr How he sells
cheap know bat that he dspOsng OF the finest
made garments at NIFTY per cent less than ms heghbors
No 100 Fultonst SMITH may grow nch, but he is
making hOets Of fnelds BY hls system OF trade
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To GrrrLrMrN OF TASTE AND FASHION

-Ciumsy Ill 6ttng Shirts dear at any price. None
such have ever left OF will ever be petmod TO leave
GREENS Establishment. No Astor House 1lis system
Of fitting snfslhe The ttylc of his Shirts matchess.
customer
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HoRsrMANsHlp AND HoRsEwoMAxsHlp

An EyeLing Glass for Gentlemen the noble art Of
Morse manship will open November at DlsBROw RIDING
Acades. Nc 20 4th sv OPendaly, usual for Ladies.
90, lW
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~ Ladies and Gentlemen who desire 20
inspect assortment ii Watches Jewelrv Silver ware
and Fancy goods unsurpassed for nchness and variety
should visit the establishment Il Mr.. T. LIxBURGER
No s6y Broadway MIR. imports direct, and hence,
enabled TO sell al ayen snail advance prices
80 ArhASa
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~ We would recommend our friends to
call at u BROWNS. No a. CouItlsndtst the, wish 10
get good Boot Shoe Cater. upon terms
able o29ss