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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-04

sIec,ed. Then the Electors would assem-
bic in their respective colleges, not to rati-
fv the DEGREES of some secret office-seek-
ing cabal, some gathering of schemlng
selfish politicians, but to announce and au-
thoritatively ratify the unbiased uncon-
strained choice of the People.
Such is our idea of and plan for a real
Election Of President by the People, dis
pepsing with all National Conventions,
Congressional Caucus Nominations and
other machinery to forestall and constrain
the choice of the People. We feel conf
dent that it would ,cork well, and that, af-
ter the difficulty of first explaining and put
ting it in operation had been surmounted,
it would never be relinquished. And it
could not be difficult operation to con-
vince the People that they could as well
designate the man of their confidence by
their ballots as any Convention could do it
for them. Then a simple act Of each
Legislature. instructing the Inspectors or
Judges Of Elections to count and return the
Endorsements as we'll as the names of those
voted for as Electors would settle the ques-
ton. If any State chose to stand off, its
Electors could vote as they pleased, but
their State would exert no influence over
the decision of others.
Friends of Popular Sovereignty help
us to perfect and put in practice some eff
fectusl and acceptable substitute for Ma
tional President making Conventions
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From The Evening Mirror.

The spacious lofts of the magnificent new store recently
erected by Messs Cox, the corner Of Broadway
and Leonardst for their Lamp establishment have been
taken by the celebrated Daguerrean Artist, Mr. J. II.
WHITEHuRsT and elegantly fitted up for gallery OF Da-
guerreotypes Mr. WHTEHURsT IL one OF the best artlss
In his line in the country and has doubtless greater
punber Of galleries under his supervision than any Other
He has earned great reputation a. the South, by the
beauty and elegance Of hB Daguerrean portraits and is
rapidly making himself known In this city IL was Mr.
Whehurst who bought the FIRST Jenny Limo ncket in Bal
more whsre he has very extensive gallery and is famed
his pictures His NewYork gallery Is worth visiting
merely for look at eegancies and the many beautiful
examples that may be found there Of his magic arr 1t
n very great mistake suppose that anybody take
Daguerreoype for II requires beside experience
and knowledge Of The resources Of the wonderful dscov
orv OF Daguerre an artistic that 10 rarely found
among those who practice the excellence In por
trait painter Those who wish present their friends
perfect and the time pleasing likeness OF Them
selves had better give Mr.. Whitehurst sitting.
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~ The News FROM EUROPE has no
other part so important as a rise in Cotton.
There are rumors from Germany of plan
for devouring the smaller States, to be de-
veloped at the approaching Free Confer
ences between Prussia and Austria. We
venture to say that no such thing will now
be attempted; all that is desired in Germa-
ny is to get things back as they were be-
fore the Revolution. hard, an impossi-
bic job.
Our dispatch fails to give the political
news in detail through an interruption of
the telegraph.
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IrpLN

Mr. CARTER-SU: | have no recollection Of
any such letter as you speak of, and probably
never read it. Most certainly never assented
as | never lcH assent, in order to secure sub
scriber to publish such articles as you or any
other man may see fit at future day to write
1t is not the practice Of this establishment to hire
people to take The Tribune, nor to pay premiums
for NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. theory being that we can
give our patrons nothing better for their money
than our paper Your piece in respect to the
Church and Clergy have no recollection of, bat
am very sure should not have printed it at any
rate. The subject is one which can only be
handled with profit by writers possessing far
more knowledge, sense and tact than you seem
to have any idea of. Your composition is of
course undiscoverable in these parts-if it ever
came here, it has probably been used to kinde
fire long since, and thus has contributed to the
diffusion of light in spite Of the authors Opaque
ness Of mind and churlshness Of disposition
Your money will of course be returned to you,
and l shall be very glad to be rid of you so
cheaply. Ed Tri6.
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More about Paine's Gas.

Mr. Paine in a letter to the Springfield ReppJ.
HcGn, says:
A machine, working two such magnets, as you
examined, kept my little cottage warmed two
months during the last Winter, and would now
be in continual use but for the fact that the appa
ratus, together with others, are now being EN-.
pioyed in prosecuting experiments, having the
employment Of the discovery, as q motive power,
in view
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Received al TIE TibrRe 0mes for TIE Week ending Jan
The Memoir and Writings 81 james Hsndasyd Perkins.
Edited by William Henry Claiming In2 vols. Bos-
ton VIM, Crosby n Il p Nichols.
The Mothers RscomPense BY Grace Aguilar. $40. PIP.
4e9. ID. Appleton Co
The New Gamma Ssora BY Lowell Mason. Mason X
Law
The Inisrnsonsl Monshy Magazine. January Stringer
4 Townsend.
Harpefs New Mon,hly Magazine. January. Harper &
Brother
The Student January. Fowler Wells
The Mothers Journal. January. H. Fletcher
Appleons Mechanics Msgaxine and Engineers Manual.
Jan. Edited BY julius W. Adams. ID. Appleton Co.
The London Journal of Design. c. ) Francis Co.
Methodist Quarterly Review. January Lane Scott
Hunts Merchants Magazine. January. Freemsa Hunt
The knlckeTbosker. January. Samuel H0esson. =.
The American Journal Of Science and arts January. G.
8 Francis.
Naomi; Or. the Last Days Of jerusalem BY Mrs J b.
Webb leno PIP. s22 Philad Hermann Hooker
Cousin Hsliy's Hymns aud rwiigh, Stories 2tno. PIP.
lie Boston Crosby Nichols.
Religious Thoughts and Opinions BY VIM. Won Hum
bodL lsFno PIP IN. TIE same.
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Il The BrookriIe american Ind informs its
that those who intend pay for the paper
and III give information of the fact VIII be preseafed
with copy Of Greeley's Almanac.
This strikes us as remarkably appropriate.
Candor and truth are the qualities for which that
Almanac is distinguished.
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Our FoREIGN Commemorative
ask the attention of our readers to the let
tiers from various parts of the world pub
lished in The Tribune this morning. 1t is
not often that such a mass of interesting
dispatchesi is at once presented to the Amer
lean nublic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-04

BUTFALo. Friday, Jan. S-8 Pm.
Thermometer "a above zer0-snowing fast
Wind from South
SYRACUSE, Friday. Jan. 3-sPM
thermometer "a above zero We have had
about three inches of snow during the past "a
hours Ii is now about two feet deep on the
ground Wind south west.
Urea, Friday, Jan. S-s PM
Very cold here cloudy and threatening snow.
Very little wind
ALBANY, Friday, Jan. SIS Pm
Thermometer - above zero, and cold increas.
ing IL showed quite fast this forenoon, but moth.
ing hes fallen during the last eight hours.
TRoY, Friday, .3-9PM
Thermometer II above zero sky cloudy, indi.
eating storm.
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Court of ApDe0la.

ALBANY, Friday, January 3.
Up to this afternoon the Court was occupied in
hearing motions. Cases Nos. !, ,, aud were
reserved for full Court-2 and 6 were passed
and No. submitted-S reserved for default-9
passed-lO decree affirmed by default Court then
adjourned till tomorrow.
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Boat will be ost. She had bat little freight. most
Of which with machinery and furniture has been
saved. No person was injured.
The steamer Mary Stephens N against snag
At Big Eddy, which tore of the entire lsrbosrd
guard and damaged the wheehouse She lets
Cairo for Cincinnati.
Ice is floating In the Mississippi. Cumberland
River is falling rapidly, with feet inches 90
shoals
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T,rooRArutc A. soeiErr. -Thercgnlarauarter
y meeting will be held at 100 Broadway to night.
when the beautiful illustrated programme Cor tho
Festival vii be issued tho tickets for The Lite
ray EswciAcs will also DO ready
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To GIVE HENRY LONG CHANCE FoR HIS
FREEDoM-The following sums have been hand
ed in at The Tribune Office for the defense of
Henry Long, claimed as fugitive from Slavery;
r Sc %: Kelso $40; - -. s.; C s. 81; DR.. g.
50 sixthsvenue a.; C. $40; R. B S. R. Brown, 50;
A Friend, il Joumeyman Mechanic 81 }. T. n 81 a
Nice X. g.. Total SO o.
This does not include any that has been sub
scribed to those soliciting contributions.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NEW-YORK, SATURDAY. JAN. 4.


The main thing in the Senate was another
Speech from Dir. Benton in explanation OF
his California Land Bill, after which that
industrious body adjourned over to Monday.
The House passed two dozen private
bills, but did nothing more worth speaking
Of
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Missouri Legislature.

81. LOUIS, Friday, Jan s.
After % baotings in Legislature, Watkins,
Wing, was elected Chief Clerk; w. Houston,
Anti-Benton, Secretary r.. B. Jackson, Anti.
Benton, Doorkeeper; w. b. McCracken, Anti.
Benton, Assistant Clerk.
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ALL PRizEs AND NO BLANKS We

ihiuk the lady gentleman who invests - % ana opsns
said 10 have drawn prize II hfes lottery. This res2tb
by Nr GOLDSMITH The famous teacher OF Pen
ranshp for The amount named above he has reoPeneo
nc hesn classes for brief season. and those who enter
seir names at his rooms, 29 Broadway, today w De
entitled the privilege Of fall course OF lessons Tor nA
Nna.na nal ANN
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INDIANAP0LIs, Fnday, Jan },
The Legislature met on Monday add elected
Opposition officers. The Governor delivered his
Message, in person, on Tuesday.
The House agreed 70 elect u. S. senator on
the 9Th Of January, but the Senate LAID the re'o-
luton on the table Pettt's prospects Tor oena-
tor are said TO be favorable
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Fire in CIncinnafi-ohiO Convention and lie"
Eislafpre.

CINcINNATl, Fndsy, JaHuIJ d :
The large Store and Hardware Foundry OF
Tough. McCracker g. Degrot was destroyed BY
fire last night Loss, s25 to $4,000: Insurance
$4,000, as follows: Lexington Co, $1,000 CITY,
$4,000 Merchants & Manufacturers, $4,000 Pro-
lection, s3,OOO.-The Convention has again got ap
a proposition giving the Legislature power 70 r re-
peal Charters of Incorporated Companies, Ius
the measures-The House, at Columbus, are dis
cussing the Fugitive Slave Law.
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THE NV UNioN PARrr.--A telcgra-
phic dispatch, which We received yostor-
day from Washington, states that hossrs.
Clay, Webster md Casa have all privately
expressed their disOpprobaiion Of the
scheme for the formation Of the proposed
Unisn parry.
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TWe bear chat G. wv. BoplNE, co

nsr OF Grand Orchard intends dsposng Of his
IRE Stock Of Dry Goods conssng Of Shswls, Silks, Me-
rinos Psrarnstas Velvets Popnns, Alpscas Delanes,
Cssbmeres Clobs Csssimeres Sanes Vesting, Flsnnes
Blsskeis Csicoes and sll other kinds Of Dry Goods,
previous bis leaving ecy In February To commence
on Monday Jan 9Th, 1851 Great excitement and great
bargnins will be the consequence
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JENNY LND's CHARITY AT CHARLESToS--
The Charleston Courier gives statement Of the
net proceeds Of the Charity Concert given by
Jenny Lind in that city, amounting to 1910. The
donations are given TO institutions that depend
alone on contributions, and viii reach and relieve
those Of the poverty stricken who are truly do.
sArxinn.
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n Hon. WIN C. PRESTON formerly U. S. SEN
ator has so nearly recovered from his late mental
and physical prostration that he has consented to
retain the Presidency Of the University of South
CarDline
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Wurpr rn PnncnAsE CHILnREN,s GAN.

nENTs-Mr b. y SHAFFER has removed from John-st
70 23 Broadway with stock OF fsshonaby made and ell
agant garments for children, superior 20 anything TO be
found IN the city We speak this from experience as we
know he has and gmen and "a he devoes his on
ire attention 10 fhe OF these articles and sells
them at very tabg advance over cost be may very well
anticipate large Of custom. Parents should can and
examine bis assortment
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~ Those who desire the Spring trade
of the South and West viii bear In mind tbst this is the
season for inviting by advertising 10 the rewspapers OF
the respective districts PALMER whose Office IN The
Tribune Buildings, is the Agent
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Editorial Correspondence.

mERIDEN VILLAGE, N. II. Monday, Dec - 1850.
Mr.. GRFELEY-Sir: | wrote you that, II took
your paper, ! wished the privilege of inserting
piece or more in respect to the Church and Cler'
gy. You complied so far as to send me your
paper then forwarded you the money and the
communication. If You did not think proper 20
insert it, why did you not send it back with the
money as every honorable man would have DONE
And now, Sir, do not wish your paper longer
] shall not take any more out of the office If they
are sent and / demand of you to send that com
position and the money, otherwise shall consider
il felony on your part. j. GARTER.
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By Telegraph to the Nsw.YOrk Tribune.
T For additional Telegraphic Dis
patches, see Seventh Page.
MARYLAND Reform Convention.
Iudiana LEGISLATURE.

The Convention has again voted down resolu'
ton 10 employ reporters.
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~ The Great Day for the Ladies Of

this City falls on the I'd Of January, 1851 and II they would
consult comfort elegance and STYLE they must inevitably
have recourse BANTAs Furs, LOG Canast corner OF
Wooster which is the conspicuous establishment In
New York. for having every article in the Fur line OF the
most recherche and unique description.
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Amin Rev nj Louisviiie--Fire- Steamboat
Disasters, &c.

lovrsvlLLE, Friday Jan. J
Amin Boy and suite arrived here today.
The A'k0Rsds Intelligence Office. at Fort & NTH.
and number Of other buildings were destroyed
by fire.
The River is rcceding. We have eight feet
three inches water in the Canal.
Intelligence from Cairu has reached here that
the steamer ssladn, from 81. Louis, bound here
struck log al Dog TootA Head. Mississippi. on
"Wednesday night. aad senk In & feet Of water.--.
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HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr. WHITE offered a resolution, which was
adopted, requesting the Secretary oftne Treasury
to furnish to the House all written evidence and
charges Of fraud committed in the collection OF
revenue, the names of the persons charged as
aforesaid, and whether they are citizens OF the
Unied States.
Mr. DISNEY introduced a bill providing for the
proper adjustment of accounts between the old
and new States, growing out ofthe three per cent.
fund. Referred to the Committee on the JQdi
cisry.
Mr. MASON introduced bill granting lands in
Kentucky for Railroad purposes Referred to
the Committee on Public Lands.
On motion of Mr.. JOHNSON of Ark the Secre-
tary OF War was requested to furnish the House
with a report relative to the Winnebago troubles
in Minnesota last Summer.
Mr. PATTEN endeavored to have the House 60
into Committee on the Cheap Postage BILL but
failed
The House then went into Committee and took
up private bills When the Committee rose, the
House had passed twenty-iour private bills. Sew.
eral Executive communications were laid before
the House.
Mr.. GILBERT introduced joint resolution to
make so much of the act for the support of the
army for the year ending July next, as provided
tor extra pay TO the commissioned officers and en-
listed men in the army serving in Oregon and
California, retroactive in its effect. Referred 10
the Committee on Military Affairs.
Mr. STRONG gave notice that he would call up
the New Hampshire contested election case on
Tuesday. Adjourned.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Arrived from New YORK Dec KinsInan at Csdf Zphsi
from co. 5h, G.hs 90 9th J'so, Trieste sa, Cabpse no
nou Lvsrpook Mara, Marseesj hger DO 4h Mary Ann 70
ers BRISTOL Duel d0rsans, HAVE Ella Hambu,g Fontls
lb'h Lady Franklin do Connecticut HAVE loh hendrl hea
son Deal Es Margaret Evans. Of Margae 18Th, Cheap
burg 18TH z, off Hull Dorothea, HsVee 10Th, hig,rs
Evans, Gravesend; Franklin 10 Hayre.
Saied for Nr York. Nov g. Honesa I'm Paermo Dec SAILS
bury Romnect 18Th Independence Portsmouth, m Aid isoa
Lyhor; Sth csos Bordeaux Roads 18th cora Antsep EHs
CaroGe Shds 18th, Independence Deal Isaac Webb, Liver
pooE 18th Corneia do, Columbus do slAs GreemAn, do
s0h from st0n Dec 9th, James Smith A. NAMES
Morsee; llth Chcora Genoa let satauls Pasr
mo-, Duchess do sailed for the nov 40 msry Palermo lsh.
ssxony, fn Liverpool 10th, Iadiau Quesn, do.
drrrod Phiadphia Dec % Roland Kalamazoo A Liver
pool MARY Ps.snt' do 10th. saranac do 9TH Gsnors Malta
Aasd r Phiiodyhia Dec 10Th, Hannah Thornton IRON ms
Clyde lsh, IoIawanda, Liverpool
s,d from Ns,o sept ~, Ar whampoa Oct Ca
. Psnsna DO, ia NYork Buck
m shanghai Oct 49, Clyde I'm Singapore Oct 49, CJgls, from
Jmy NhsupoG 9Th Rsbsu Pusiord do tb Rei,fss shaag
hs Roth Samuel Russell, Wampos; 10th. Tartar shaHkhal
Possea drg Ne'0 York Oct Agnes. Singapore
Dougs's I'm CANA Sept Parker I'm Manila Oct Orchss,sf
in Sl %. 5o,s H.asss in china 80 Anne I'm shanghai
dtfiVegJ'9" bosfon-Sept -. Factory, I'm Batavia.
Saiedfr BoOH-Sept 10 Barrstab fan China; Oct 81 Hay
Wsre ara o's I'm Calcutta Nov 3 Corus Helena oct 81
American Shipping Chira Oct 20-At whaupo. Akb.r
ARIEL Carlo, MauIan, Carthage, Ceres FaVa Nautilus Sea
Al sh'nsa. Antelope. Canesce Horsbug nap AAms Match
MariH, DoSfos Wa1f0rd nee IlheChls Carroll OF B0sos
Dillingham; IL Liverpool 10 Charleston fallen With Dee TO-
"a Ia 20 LOO ~ W. "a sinking state aud tho tAAsu Oh By
Qveenttrn Dee lsTbe Wellington croutait bn pu, IN
lesly and With loss OF bouie, buwarss, stancb0u-, &c
BeoSmaTis Dec 1.-THE Paragon Tor Bosoo has put back via
cham Q ate carried
DuSnarOon Der 40 Life buoy, marked Northumberland
Pschet has been picked Of the cost By the guard
ly AT this point the transmission Of the news
was stopped by some accident to the Marine line
near Machias
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BLIss's CoMPoUND COP LIVER On CAN.

DYlf we are 80 unfortunate 10 take cold we know
OF no remedy that should readily seek than BLISS
Compound Cod Liver Oh Candy combining, rs II does. all
the peasanness Of the most delicate article of CONNECTION
cry The Candy produces the most soothing elect upon
tie organs OF voice. gradually extending the sphere OF s
action until obstinate affections Of the chest
relieved The public, however, must look out for cOun
terfets.
Price IS cents package For sale at wholesale or re-
tail by A. b D. Sands General Agents. 100 Fulton.st
Thomas Maxwell, So Wilam-st; John Milhau, 1888
Broadway; Asor and Irving House Drug Stores and ITO
BrpadWAY.
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NIan Failure.
Weather Reports In the state.

BALTIMORE, Friday, jan. 5
No mail South Of Montgomery 10 night
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SEVEN DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE NIAGARA nj HALIFAX
New Demonstrations in Germany.
RISE IN COTTON.
Dates from Liverpool, Dec. 2f-Louden Soth,
and Paris 18Th.
HALIFAX TELEGRAPa OyrfcE, I
FRIDAY, January Sill A. NJ

HALIFAX TELHcRAPH OYYfcEt I
FRIDAY, January Sill A. NJ
The Niagara, Capt. Leitch. Liverpool. Dec. "a,
II A. NJ. arrived here at IL o'clock day. sona
pletely encased in ice. in some parts nearly foot
thick.
She brought 80 through passengers, and fee
Halifax.
The Niagara arrived a, Liverpool shortly befors
10 o'clock, on the nth. At about II A. M. on
Wednesday, the Franklin arrived of Cowes :
and on Thursday afternoon, the exact time not
stated, the Atlantic arrived at the bar OF Liver
pool Her LISTERS reached the City At o'clock.
The general and political news possesses no fes
ture of special importance.
The German question begins to assume new
aspect, inasmuch as it is now suspected that the
Conferences 70 be held at Dresden on the Esd OF
this month, between Austria and Prussia, bode NJ
good to the smaller German States, which it Is
said are now using energetic measures to form a
eague of their own. 1t is stated confidently at
Paris that Gen. La Hitte and Lord Palmerstoa
have entered into agreement, that If the ap-
preaching Conferences at Dresden attempt to
make any territorial changes. affecting the ar.
engagements made by the Treaty of Vienna the
French and English Governments will interfere
and prevent them.
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~ VELVET CLoAKs AND SACKS;
Cloth SILK and Merino do, Of the most desirable styles
and patterns and greatly reduced prices may be found
nj UircHcOcK LEADBEATERs, Sf7 Broadway, corner OF
eonardst where also every variety OF Dry Goods, silks
Shawls MerinOes De Laines, CashmeTes, Caicoes and
everything else. m fact that ladies' wear OF families use
can obtained cheaper than in any other part OF The CITY
Their sixpenny Cacoes and Shilling De LANES well AS
many OF their other cheap goods are most desirable for
holidav nresen,s for domestics dH II
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GENTLEMEN's FURNIsHINGS.--Gent
men have been In the habit OF paying exorhan prices for
ei, Hinder Shirs and Drawers Scas and Crava Pocket
Handkerchief Gloves. Hosiery &c; but II they viii look
over the assortment Of HtreHoOoK LEADBEArER, on the
corner Of Broadway and LeonaId-ss they will tnd that
they &c, everything Of The Kind there and for about one
half the price they have 10 pay genuemens furnishing
atOre 0Sl II
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

To ApvERrIsERs.--The LARGE CiRcu-
AAros Of TAs T2sss In both city and country ana esp,
ssslv IN ,es renders the best possible medium Tor all
tbose Who wish 70 make ,he business and wants known
40 DE publ the way which win ensure The most prompt
s.d pf,ktsble returns
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ApvERTIsINs TORY.
w The Brilliant Series for 1851, 0

u
MoEnfsk WILLIS Home Journal commences this week
r. opens ch" and Is The most elegant interesting ard
original Family Newspaper ofthe age. The terms are Only
two dollars year New subscriber can be supgneo WIN
Ire work from the commencement OF the series immedi-
az Application be made to Berf0rd Co Astor House.
The oibce OF publication "a al l07 kulton-st