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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-30
THr PRIZE SIPPrp.-Since Mr. C,xrvv,,

mn ~ III WI. NANTREfT.
q No 80 bowery won the first pine the late Far for
Desi imitation OF the Frsnch slipper he has had hosr.
q customers thrensinS hs doors daily HIS superior slip
E'n popularity among the hSies would suppose Nov.
tAAt me AZ essn 5 here, rs sublime slippers III CO.. -
test iAiy' should b on every ady's foot Indeed 81.
ee.noi tt hsatS dr. ed however beautiful her sars.ts
~inent ITEM Lanes delay rot moulert bar "a 81 No
20 BoweTy, and have youIsr suife, WITH ,rlv srL -
gam masterpieces IS CSn;rell car make
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-30

Southern States that the institution upon which NJ,
only the prosperity OF the Soath, but Republicans,
itself depends is no longer safe in the Union H..
We msy hope that they win rse in the majesty Of d.,
strength and spirit and, in conjunction with as e,tAs
force our rights be respected in the Union or ~.
our place as a Southern ConsederScy among tho as.
lions Of the earth.
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ILLuuIyArIox Rror,Rrn-Wbvaon,, ;,

ILLUMINATION RE9UIRED-WhydOn't the CITY
fs,heIs have TIE City Han clock te,ter Eghteal Is AL
AihoeSh lainnasdH the SAYING a. can ha-iiv \. -
rnesished eoSk on al night NJ JIG MoFFAT the 49,,
s soue aTrsnse u At tEans expense to sppeaf !,
FAT. We may well remind al trustees OF y. -.ol
SIs g ho'ss &c thai his Gas ChAndalsTs 0irsnSoie.
fencsnts Candeleosa. &c very elefant ar5 -
cheap he can resy ami ssoaon'csfy introduced CO.
70 Ps''s'e H"-sss' Sunday IsmUs
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CHAnLEsroN. MondaY, NOv. %, I

NThHLE5TUNi NIUNuhY, NOV, Ut Ir)Z.
Heavy rains have fallen, and great ircshet
ensued in various parts Of Georgia. obstructing both
mail and telegraph communications. No mail from
New. Orleans has reached us since Friday last
On Friday evening ms the Camden train on
the South Carolina Railroad proceeding from the
Junction toward Waterrec owing 20 the cuverts being
looss ned by the rsins the precIpated over
the bank and the venerable Col Richard Singleton and
bis grandson, Robert Deyereux, were instantly Killed
several others were bruised, but doing well The
road has been repaired
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steamer B0stonn sunk.

CINCINNATI, Monday, Nov. o. 1852.
The steamer BOstona, from New-Orleans for
Loui nile, sunk az snithond on Taursday. and will
prove total loss The boat was worth $50 900, aud
wes insured for e25OC0 No lives lost but part
only Of valuable cargo could be saved
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-30

a TAPER FOR YOUR FAN1r-SxRIrs FOR
-, S-'e" teres, rev features new type. rs. Hons
yDhd4 weeky chronicle Of al thar interests al eis.s
- society. EDITED BY GEo. 7. MoRRIs AID \ P WnIr,
w eo--Is yrer New seres Commences On the is OF
JAnsaiy next Ofhee Of pnbaeation No lo7 Futos-.f "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-30
The Charleston Steamships.

-, CHABLFSroN Sunday, Nov. y
The L. s. Mail steamship Southerner. Capt.
William Foster arrived here at o'clock this morning
The Union, Capt. X. Adams, did not leave
here for New-fofk until this morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-30
Railroad Extension.

PHILADELPHIA Monday, Nov - 1852
Staging on the Central Railroad route was
dispensed with for the fret lime yesterday the first
rsn running through to Pittsburgh in eighteen hours
from Philadelphia. The eXpres-tIan viii hereafter run
through d Chcnna. in - hours
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-30

the opportunity thus afforded them BY ming
the church for the second course as COM
pletelr as it has been filed during the first
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-30
Murder by n Funeral Party.

CINCINNATI, Monday, Nov y, 1852
a party Of about forty persons on horseback,
while returnin. from Irish funeral yesterday, near
Louisvile, commenced racing. and coming up with
DR.. J. w Campbell OF that city, who was riding into
town, knocked him down, killing him instantly. But
one OF tie party arrested, and he has been held
10 bail for msuganghter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-30
Marine Disaster.

NoRPoLK, Monday. Nov p, isjs.
The schooner Il. l.. Tay, from Charleston for
New York, with cargo OF cotton &C., has put here
with loss Of fsils. &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-30

WASHINGTON, Monday, Nov. %, lisa
The papers this morning contain the Official
announcement Of the death Of Capt UPsHER at spe,.
zia on the lth of November.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-30
PrREMproRY SALE OF BEAUTIFUL NEwARi

PEREMPTORY SALE OF BEAUTIFUL NEWARK
LoTs-We wish to remind friends aud the public that
the large sale OF v0uobe Newark Lots be made THIS
DAY by ALBERT H. NICOLAY AuctloneeT at at II O'Clock
ct the Merchants Exchange. comprising about go yaua
be Lots 5xo0, located on high elevated ground, in the
City of Newark within 30 minutes of the CITY ofNewIok
by ibe New-erscy Railroad These Lots will be sold with
tie privilege of three adjoining Lots of the same
t,e O. ave beautifully situated for private residences
md viii he sold without escrve with the usual restrictions
nuisance For further particulars, ana lthographc
maps. apply TO the AuctiOneeT, No. 40 Wali-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-30
Ham DIVE ANp Wles.-B,rcuELok,s Man

actory for these articles celebrated in al parts of the
world persons wishing light elegant and durable Wig
Toupee surely be suited HIS Hair Dye Is applied
guarantee) sold wholesale and retail st No Wall.
st Copy the addTess-bewsre OF ImlLat 0ns.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-30

PHrLADELTnrA, Monday, Nov 90 lsjs
a break has occurred in the Lehigh Canal,
ear Lock No H. but !, can be repaired in a hours.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-30

WINDOW SHADES --PRocLANATIov.- Hearye,
heasvet J. GRrAsoS Of No. el Greenwich-si., hAs on
hand the most splendid assortment OF Window ShAdesi
be found in this city which he Is disposed to sell AZ prices
al low that cotton curtains he out OF vogue
Houskeepes delay net but pay especial attention 70 this
proc lamaton. Heax he bear he
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-30
~ Log Cabin Literature may create wome

- Log CABIN Literature may create women
who "hock" ind spit Ike may cngender plaster OF
Pans PAPER mache sentiment sincere tears TO How
Iou tie onion oil feelDg that is fashionable may
give greater relish the salt ofthe few who wIlnot
ssnRtiGe, with epithet, the deoImty they pity
tins phase of PurtaIisrn which impt Il wordy iroth
no longer sectaIian in tenes but has invaded science
with peyrile jumping az hasiy neutrality-suspicious.
S;ei7 o. J8ba Witt ,sif sscd Sc earnest Ena
Cisn, have produced bastard philanthropy OF "sns"
given 20 tire world hard Amerc an insane tinkng that has
ounn the much admired ia iorefath.
but shall interfere with the sensible mission and
nnstTai.on OF As JERvISs Cold Candy. To cure cougha
Cold and other pulmonic Ills before the dread cOusump
ton takes root the ws ambition OF this deli ghtfu
fiction Sold by Mrs w JERvIs. No 5G6 Broadway; lie
Der, Philadelphia Redding. Boston: Taylor, Baltimore
Gilman Washington Dexter Net gar, Albany; and by
Druggists generally.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-30
Iucendiarism at Providence-Acci sc.
PROVIDENCE. Monday. Nov. 90 1852.

A small building, No. psi Pine-st., owned and
occupied by g. W. Parker & Co. a. grocery store, WA
destroyed by fire. with s contents about o'clock vss
terday morning. The building and stock wore Valued
hcelor 81 300.
The house adjoining on the east occupied by Wm
Clarke was considerably damaged and was insured at
the Concord Office. The Email Church the west Of
the building was also injured. The lire was commln
catedby person who found his way into thu by
digging into the cellar.
An unsuccessful attempt was made on Satur-
day night about ii o'clock TO ire the engine hoase Of
Gtzelle Co No. 4, on Benent.st
A young man by the name Of George Branch
blown up Saturday night last while engaged In
blasting rocks in LOcustst. and seriously, If not
fatally, injured.
The L. 5. Circuit Court adjourned on Satur-
day TO the Goth December next, at which time judge
Curtis Will give Ills opinion in relation TO the exciting
and important liquor recently argued before the
above Count
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-30
THr Hat DEnAxp AT GErIy's.-If the -Hat


season Is the wsre GgSS begs leave to say lat nc ~
discovered the fart The demand Tor ms ees.ht .k
Hsts ~ lie Win,s Pashon continues unsb ited and ths
popnsr ard unique Beaver Fe 20 OH a. osky % ever
Affection IL Invited to new assortment OF DOM oesch
tions St from the GEsIS factory Improvements
Rave t.en made IN the original model but there Is no
ration from the Exed pTce-FoUR DOLL AIRS.
' GENfS No. PA Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-30
K,ox AND MS CUsToxERs-We do not know

of halter more thoroughly popular with his customers
thsn Knox OF No ~ Fuons and the reason IA Obvions
Ksox manufactures an CANT Hat and sells a. the very
lowest price coIfert with profit Of the homeopathic
Ger 20 that all who deal with him article that us
equal in quality be purchased elsewhere at ess than
an increase a. twenyv per cent Remember this, and
uafrorise the FultoDft. Halter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-30

IMPORTANT DIsCOyERY.-Nlr. KNIGHT, of the
finn Of knight Queru Chemists No 81 JOhn mp stairs
having or long while devoted large portion OF his time
10 the study OF the anatomy OF the human hair the
causes OF its growth decay falling of and tuning gray has
prepared and for sale medicine .orthe hair aed the
Hair RegereTaOT. with winch he Is entirely successful in
Restoring the hair OF person 70 ITS Original color
tntiry prevent the HAIR from falling OH in one week The
eboye really and truly article medicine OF much
importance, and deserves the attention Of the public
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-30

NOVELTIES OF rHE WoRLD.-rurrLy can
show You more Games AZ his Emporium Ne 1t5 Broadway
than yoa ever dreamed Of The les, steamers have brought
hin the newest the NEST eomcA tee mos enteftaning
Tie most instructive the mos pGzzng Games thai Eng
land Germany France prOace. Games are only
liz m in his immense establishment u Imported goods
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-30
Funs OF ALL NArioxs.-stimuIated by The


great demand that exists in European cities for this
elegant full and ndspeDshe artlce o. lsnes costume
also by the enormous exp nse hat has ninco aended
the purchase Of fine Fur this country the proprietor has
I ndueed 10 enter largely into this branch of business
with determination TO MAINTAIN the reputation ns estab-
shpopt holds first in the city Tor Fashion, Elegance
80 Fcononv. ard having purchased dur
ing The past summer the iudsons Bay Rqssaa and 9th
or Fur SeIe he offer advantages Ia s department no.
70 DO found al any other store in the country.
PRIcESoF FURs.
InperisI Russian Sable the set complete hing Mot
ysr y'f fine me-, Hn3son's Boy the complete, in
GLIDING Mua Cuiis and IiPPet from I Coto 40
Ing Mu6, Cuffs end Tppet, from; ......;.. 60 to 80
ing M1G Cuffs and Tppet from ......;., SOTO 90
The finest Chiuchis, the set complete, inolud-
ins Muff cuffs and Tppet, from; ....;:.. 4Oto IS
Cuts and ippet, from. 25o 50
Cuffs md Tippet, from. lOto 20
Css. and fippet from ................. 25to 70
Baum Martep lie Sc complete, including Mut
a1 1sns anu NM the vt complete including
Mna CuSs and Tppe from ............... 16 to s.
French E,mne the set complete, including =,
MuG, Cuffs ano Iippet, from ..'''..'..'':.' 6to n
Rnssisn Silver Squirrel tle set complete in -.
GLIDING Mufi CuAs and Tppet, FROM. 10 to %
American Squirrel the set complete, including .
Null CUFFS aud 1ippet, from. ..'......;:.' 90 10
Mng Cpas ard T.pnci from.....,.......... 9to 10
Cpss md 1jppet. from. 2jto s.
London ustred Lynx The set complete, inciud- ,o .,
ing Muf, Cuffs and 1ippet, from. .....::... 1910 Il
Cuds and Tippe from 1870 s.
cuss s"d Tippet from .........,.,.. I2to p
silver badger tie SET complete, including MuG,
6U. s1S dEPG sae O es Mu Ca Tp1; 5ctorne
F|s SerSd, cleaned repaired under the sSpe59tend
,nce of practical French furrer. geo. bCLPlN'
Paris Manlills, Cloak, Fur and Shawl Emporium,
No 36l Broadway, New-fork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-30

u A report was current in Richmond,
Va, yesterday, that W. r. King, yice-Presi-
dent elect was dead, the papers of that city,
however, express their disbelief of the re-
mort
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-30
~ Beads, of every description, for sale by
Nj. 7. BsowN,
No is6 Peartst-
New-lOYk.

~ Housekeepers and all others in want OF
beddins Be1steadS Ne would do well 10 call AZ NJ WILL
LAkps old established WAIeroomS No. lj0 ChathAn-si,
OF Mubeuy-si where may be found The lArgeSf
sortment OF articles IN bis line sAered ire pablo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-30
Markets.

EBW-ORLEAss, Nov. s-p.M
Barely 1900 bales Of CorTos have changed hand to-day
End prices were unsettled TIE Bslucs news po, hsyax
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-30

FURs--No. ~ Maiden-lane &
RoEsLER having been bcd during the stormy weather
OF last week their stock which had become les than
they esTed from the extraordinary demand made for their
Superior goods offer ditiona sets Of Hudson Bay So
blss Mink Sabls Stone Marten, Fitch Marten, &c. TO-
geheT with large variety Of Misses and Chldrens Yurs
r. r. bora fde manufacturers which 20 t1e consumer
il Obviously very great advantage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-30
BusIuEss NOTICES.

EY Asa New-Years Present from Gentle
man 90 Lsdy The Rome Journal is one Of which the
membrauce renewed every week and is unsurpassed
a. gfs good taste Terms for copy, 81 for three
copies s5 copy for three year,, 81 always IN Cd
vance. Morris WILLS. Editors and Propretors,
No IO7 Fulton st. New l OK
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-30

gRoM AvcroN-DoObie DamasA Table Linen Awards WIDE
only yard elegant snow drop patter) Table Linen
yard. wide SO end yard worth 10 large sise snow
drop Linen Napkins IS and u doEen; Mems Linen Cam
brio Hdkfs l6 and piece; large Liner Towels
J. and ~ Dean al BvRDErT's Cheap Dry Goods
ore. No. lS6 WalSer.st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-30

JERGENsES NATCuEs.-.Iust received by the
subscriber very fine jules Jergcusu Watches with
certificates from him with each Watch warranted perfect
time-k keepers for sale OF less than the usual prices
Cooper Natches-sone IN hunting duplex aud L.
Ners, perfect tme-keeperS
Independent Second Watches and quAter-seconds for
timing horses In gold and silver
Splendid Gold Pocket ChronOmeteTs, which run without
any NATiatIon.
Enamel Watches for ladies
Gold and Silver Levers Detached Levers Lepine Du.
PeN End all other styles OF Watches AL OF the above or
c.e az less than the usual prices
Diamonds. Diamond Fins Rings Far.Rp,s r..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-30
MY MoYrrrn1 ~ Rnn,nu,r-The most

notable event in Broadway today will be the visiting OF
well ard Justly popular fJr overs Of TIE betu
tiful and the instructive Art This establishment, las
b. en- for sevorr weeks IN process Of Improvement ns
new furniture and deco-npoDs &C. and y bsJond as
pute much the ineet place Of the kind IN the coany 10
has always been fayOnte 1r ladies' and viii nov Dc
more comfortable and popular than FROM y, i
windows the busy panorama Of Broldwsy if- may o.
stuoit secure from the dust and confusion 81 re open az
and lie location renders L Of the fsw pare.
wbae the long line Of t- hOrou-bfsre can D. su a
one view. The rare collection Of paIniings' pEItnN
sketches OF natural scenery picture Of te 49,
constitute peculiar attraction and wei repay t1e -s.'
for the time spent examining them by tns "
apstTonsge seldom bsstowed upon angie in1Viqui "a
proprietor enabled TO 0sr 70 tc ls1ie aef EeLs-n O
New YORK and 20 rtangsz generally. Free Gl1ery OF
Art the u;cr Of the city convenient ent easy 81 so
thlt without a. equal In America fo Injury and ite
And this patronage win s further incitc him TO renewed
exertions in his AT 90 tat he may II pOsble Improve
upn those n sserpieoes Of ms production which have re-
ceived the highest ncoiums and the highest pTzes o. ne
most repov ned scientific intltuons IN n, country Con-
dent that his works IN the hands Of the people sc
best credentials for their fvo he beg leave 20 return ms
sincere thanks for patronage already enjoyed and 70 invite
-, Tre,1-,r, n. gne-rei,n Gallery ROOT.
ss3 Broadway corner Of Frsnknst tint hooT up s'as
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-30
\ RLEMISH REMOVED IN III,

4 BLEmISH REMOVED IN FIVE MINUTES
We supToe nobody will deny that red hair AMI gray hair
benishes. Yet how quickly these coors can Be re-
placed by the most superb and glossy black broxn One
application of CRtsTADoRos Excelsior airDye bclntifs
and dekeDs the fTest head whskers Applied privately
and sold AT CRIsTADoRO's, No.G Aston Horse.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-30
rxJ- PETERSON & HuMPHREys. No 31g

Broadway, Of Wke-st, receiving daily from
Europe and the Auction Rooms unusually large and ee
CANT stock of Carpetngs, surprising bancy OF coors
richness of design and finish anything offered in this
market Many patterns eNlusiVely aud be
found elsewhere. Also the renowned Worlds FAIR Carpet
In eutire piece, 70 which We call public attention
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-30

Also, al kinds Of Gold Chains pure goi Wedding Ripg.
sold keys and Seals sod Pens ard Pencils rold AMI I've,
himhts dlanood Rings and Plus Bracelets god Lrhe.
Crt-fins EarRinss, gold and silver Spectsces Bre.s.
flnS kipseI-Rnss silver FTuitKnyes sterling silver
spoons, Cups Forks Ac- a much ess than he usn.l
pricts. Watches and Jewelrv exclaimed Al 49,
wsrrsnied 70 keep good time the money retaraes
Nsiches CCess ard Jewelry repaired best aaneT
al much less than the usual prices
GEoSGE c ALLEN
Importer Of Watches and Jewelry Wholesale aud r-f ii
No. q Msll-st '''--.' a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-30

Twas the night ater Lyon had been through the louse
Not bed-bug was stirring, rat a mouse.
~ When once a house has been thoroughly
subjected to the extermnatng Influences Of LYONS MAG
NEIC POWDER and PILLS. bug roach will De seen no
mouse or rat heard Depot No. i2f Broadway. Price p
cents per flask or box.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-30
Louisiana Wing Convention, &c.

w
The Wing Convention, held at Baton Rouge
to-day nominated Louis Bordeon tor Governor
The steamship Yacht has arrived from the
Braces with $4,000 in specie She reports tina, VIC
lent storm occurred OF Galveston the 2Oh, IN which
the steamer United nearly wrecked but na
" weathere ed the gale.
The steamboat labOrcrs at Mobile have struck
for higher wages They ask advance OF twenty dol
lars pcr month.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-30

~ FowLERs & WELLS, PhrenOlOgists and
Publisher Clinton Hall, No. 1871 Nassau-st EewYork and
No. l42 Washin let, Boston
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-30
- Ihe Raznar of HOLIDAY Prcsents al

RocTRsS No 40 Broadway. where may DC found every
variety of Toys Games ard neat Fancy aseCs for tAe Old
and young rich sad poor prices distinctly marked on al the
articles aid so arranged afford every facility sr ssie
tion amid the crowd that daily usons his sioss ioE
something
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-30

- just receiveda at THOMPSON * RoEsLER's
Fur Store No 10 MaidenLane Invoice Of Ladies Far
lntd Shoes Also, Misses and Chidrens ditto and Mems
Sleigh Robes &C
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-30
a. The gentleman who cslls himselfdressed

10 The gentleman who calls himself dressed
when the bosom Of his shirt the collar or wristbands
are wrnked swry, or too long too short amazingly
Shirts Of GREEN, No AsoTHouse sftters and cutters
are the best in the Union.
LADIES Car B,zA,R.-DressC Caps, Breakfast
Caps Bonnet Caps Night Caps real and imitation Lace
Coih,ura Head Dresses-in fact everything elegant aud
ieeheiehe and suitable oi The grave OF gay at NEwMANs
No Gao Broadway near 4th-st.
GREAT BARGAINS IN UPHoLsrERy Goops.-
In order 10 close fall mporaons before the approaoh
teftsls OF every description; Lace and Muslin Curtins
Window Shades and Coroes Gimps rassels with every
thg IN ihe UPHOLSTERY line, 20 per cent lower than
other house in the city. An. ar DAVIES,
Uphoserers, No. zoe Bowery.
CLoAKs! CLoASs! CLoAKs!-At the Paris
Msntilla Emporium. No SCI Broadway. splendid ar
rival for this week Of upward of Two Thousand elegant
cloth ard velvet Cloaks Of entirely new designs The are
Of the siclass qusty aud viii be sod At the same
moseTate prices have already gained for this store large
share Of public patronage.
GtORGr BrLTIS Proprietor, No s6i Broadway.
to- A magnificent Watered Silk, a yard
wide OF the very bs quality and every shade OF color may
De had for 10 SyaId, at hrcnoocK LEApSEArGRs No.
81 Broadway. They have also very superior stock OF
every other knd OF Winter Dress Goods which they offer
very low utes
SELLING Orr AT REDUCED Prices A large
srd splendid stock OF silks the richest imported this
Aso large and elegant stock OF Shaw OF every desrp-
ton viii be eold very cheap Also Nevets Ladies Cloths
nelS Blankets. &C. Ladies. call az M BoDINEs before
making your purchases You viii money and get Ich
goods. No. SIS Grnd st, corner Orchard.
MINIS AND BOYS CLorHING, No. 33 Maiden
ane-We have lust received fcsh supply OF Mems and
Roys Overcoss and Clothing 10 which invite the atte
sOrnen, OF White and Fancy SHIRTS Collars aud DsaweFS
&c. BoVGHr0N hNAsP.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-30
~ GouRAup's LIQUID Hair Dye is.' withont

exception the very best invented Equally cclebra
salt rhoum, flesh letter sallowncss tan oughness
chsrs CT acs cracks &c. Poudrc Subtitle uproot lair from
any part OF the body. Liquid Vegetable Rouge Lily White
and Hair Restorative at 81 Walker-st near Broadway
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OpTIcs-WALpsrFIN d II

OPTICS.-N ALDsTEIN ~ BERKEL. Manuiac-
turing Opticians No f5l Broadway. One Of our firm has
Just arrived with most splendid selection OF Opera Gasas
and Optical Instruments in general which are many
articlos appropriate for Holiday Presents.
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- Rp.ny's Dapuerreotypes received a

Pze MEDIA Al the Worlds Fair in London, and At various
Fsirs Of the American Institute this City and IN no IN
stance have they been defeated wherever offered or
couetition His rooms No. 26 Broadway, corner OF
Futoust are open all times and the pubic are nVtea
10 examine his superb collection OF reh and elegant az
tides suitable foT The cOmIng h0hdays.
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SEAsoNABLE BoOTs.-WArKISs, No. ia Ful-
tons he's on hand superb assortment Of Boots suitable
for the present season Ills waterproof Boots much
more healthy than India Rubbers aud wi last three
winters. Leather OvershOes, &C. &c