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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-12
Fl.k's MrrALLIc RuRI,I C,srs-h cnnse.

quonec Of the great amt increasing demand for this rcs
tie yIolctois have nt provided siGoral ad CORES
Ponding facilities 70 execute the me end have oa-I
MessIs hVitrN Putnam, furnishing Undsrekrrs in that
branch OF their business and no pIeuar,d 10 sappv all
calls Tor burial Case. Also, He1rses Chruag Shruuds
Caps ana all retl4rd appnages and eInipn-nfs for iur
ss We take pleasure assuring the puhlc inst aiv dl
10 ~ trusted 70 theiE una-rstrT wii De- pro nfly
aidapYopnaioy attended o. and their charges are reason
he sid aisisCtur. B-!oV eNtracs from sf.rs
cctLy received rrnac th's Metallic Bnri Cls-s hy
". NJ. RsINoND& Co, No. ~ Broadway:
MEssRS W. NJ. RAYMOND & Co.-(ienilemen: For the
tSarnul Metallic BuIil CO., presented b. YOU in which
he honord remains OF nv father were 60 viewed from
NsShinsion Cry 70 kniacky. and ia which th now r.
poe, You VIII please Sccept h shsuSs q: The ftny. IL
in.hi thc purposes i0r which signed in 10 ti,r
- aisec;oiy thar II sys me pleasure 70 recommend B-
IA (ss-s o. iausctc the favorable nOfi- OF Tie
pubic. Ven respectfully. your ohcisnf rvant TgOd a.
\. Clay Mr.. h. g. W. Tyler, Agent Tor Fisk's M-,lli.
BurI Cess, Aeenisen. MssOcsr sir: The rerusin, o.
or brother, j. d. Anis winch were OF the Ski iusl vae
M one OF the above and transported over olgh
mad uT io MI 20 his fsthc!s residence ia Msrry Csa.
Tenn rrsched there on the llth inst The BODY s-asia
- q safe Of preservation IN al s2ecs a1d We .esa-l
FNs sss n b = ar ces FL Use for The p-s-r
non OF be IL ID Yours tInly, THOMAS AVIS joan AVIS
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PIERCE AND THE y. III. TE-T.

Every day reveals new evidence thai the
Sham Democracy made serious mistake in
introducing into the Presidential canvass the
New-Hampshire Religious Test question snd
their efforts TO wriggle out of the results of
their own folly are ludicrous and weak in
the extreme Gen. Pierce having been
nominated Tor the Presidency. TWO distin-
guished lesders OF his party, Mr. GEo VI. Dali
LAS, in Philadelphia. and Mr.. CuAs. 0CoSoR,
in this City. introduced him to the public as
the great champion of Civil and Religious
Freedom; the former gentleman asserting
that PIyRcE had procured the passage OF laws
providing for the holding Of two State Con-
ventions in New -Hampshire to amend the Con-
stitution Of that State; that h. had made
great eyertions for the abolition of the Re-
hgious Test contained in that constitution. but
thar, "a a twO-thirds vote of the people was re-
quired, that measure Of justice had been de-
featcd by the united opposition OF the Wings
and Aboliticnists BY this movement il was
hoped some political capital might be made by
way OF eleyating Gen PIEacE and degrading
the Wing party in the estimation OF
Catholic voters. Had the statement, put
forth as it was BY So eminent authority,
gone unchallenged il would possibly
have produced The results anticipated Bat
fortunately FOR the Cause OF tEu.h
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LIVER CoNrrAxr.-This dangerous and often

LIVER CoNPIAINr-This dangerous and often
itts disease I'D ong becd the skill OF the eminent
pys'ciirH, VIII the scoveTy OF Dr. MLANs Liver Phs
soV, The difficulty aud pr sented TO the world tn, Crest
Sp, &c FOR thft compile ltcd nalady which has siacc at
tened such ely spread celebrity for it, certainty OF
This remedy the result Of many years study
which the symptoms Were narrowly observed sad lre
illus described by the Doctor himself:
SYMPTOMS or 4 DISEASED LIvER.-Pain IN the rigit
SIDE end times the left under the edge OF the RIBS
the prent being rarely able 70 lie the left ps'ns
tu's under the shOutellade frequently extending 70 the
top Of the shoudcr-Ocn mistaken for rheumatism the
hlm scknrss OF stomach and loss of appttite bowels
mostly .costivc, bat sOnetnss ait'rnc with lax dull
heavy tons the bacs pan of the hesd loss OF N
~ with unoasness Of having neglected something some
dry couch WEAKNESS snd debility nervous irr lb
y feet cold or burning and prckly sensation Of skn low
spirits ssitgdc with discrimination 20 exercise although
satisfied II would be beneficial In fac. patient dntgIss
remedy.
Have you Any oil OF these symptoms II So yol viii
find CERTAIN remedy IL Dr. Lanes Pills which my De
purchased IN Now-l OK, wholesale and retail OF {. v
CLiCKGNER Co. No. 81 Barclsy-st., rni BoYp PAUL
No. 20 CouItlandtst sold edo ~ all the prnc pa
dugs,sts
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BY TELEeRAPH.- en-. Scorr reached San

BY TELEGRAPH- en-. ScoTr reached San
dusky Saturday evening The account given Of hi'
iourney frCm Tifn ihiiher will be found exceedingly
interesting. The steamship Pampero from New-or
leaus fer San Juan Nicaragua, sprang leak aud with
difficulty got back to port. The brig Ann Eliza at Ports
mouth n H. reports having been red into by the Brit
ism steamship Devastation. Mr. OGnBY and daughter
were killed On the Railroad Philadelphia by the
P. N. train from New.York yesterday. We have some
farther news from California via NewOrleans. There
is also an item or two from Chilli
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ANorMER AsroylsHrSa CrRr-Lrr,C srrr.

Ant ding . No. III HesteI-st Neg-Yorx. by t-,ae
tailor, Of mia de sc, and shout the of tairtvtv ire
10 our odce n tss sssy pat OF August lie explained Is
eadoa 10 have tecn JT some nlonths unhealfhy Is
SeNeLt nm snysi ciiIeiy INN following his calling \
hy rssras eoaSh acesni during the nigh Tor ne p,
satsa ~ssss IS g ds'n6 hs Immediate nei.hbos con
break oa leaving hius the nO-nns m .,4s ri ps,Jv
,y,s esnhy Ihe eNl~etorS;On ,hoash cfs marked pur.
I'M enissei, lIrs nj particularly snnoyins bat the
saorthess OF eesing. sA general s<,yAs-cs ssn, So,
'e OF me syse1 wss sGol % render HE AIN 1
seaSe he iook one e:fe Of iho HASTINGS N,Ygrgg So
ASf, sna on eosms hecs stated thaS with ne exspn,
o' enc hEh tee SWEETS bid visited him aud III, he
stronger cough not much better Two both re, now
iathNsc ta with sonlc -efons lie ne be. !, .rn
dsyS and somewhat 70 surprise We conf-. a. ~.
sec ~ g e sSachlsl corpic-;ei with plu,a,rv
sfeNLoh Geeaf.d inst his annoyer the eo,vh hd
sEtIeS sses'ded nd thar Ne coud .rn5Eo ~. ~ a. Isl
follow ms enPoyuent With the exception Of t-yo ,v
H'sn, ioni Nosare 10 wet, Sigh. eouship. rs
TIM 90. ne hes been c0rfrally gain NJ ana ~
teil cure wtt. CIV CtleIsNsRs Co. No 81 B,Sci,y.
y, y. - .c y .s.:sc~ =. a ae..sa = 49,,
EAis, 30 rs g.io.-st y "a"
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A Boon TO THE D.-TRUssEs-Rup.

A Boon TO THE ArFrlCTED.-TRUSsES-R
lures Ell cirs'ly cured b. M,RsHs neglynyentel hs
%.aOusiing, elastic Truss. ;. y MARSl Practical us
MsI uecur, the investor Of Truss pronounced
BY Il FLcul 10 be the most Elective eNtaut, properly
slCstIg itself 20 Position OF the body, lrrug
displacement impossible. Ii not only nsuses a complete
retention Of the bowels hYt effects gadical Mr.
MARn having had upward Of twenty ycsrs eApersuco IA
tEc treatment OF hcrns, wll guarantee IL every
Of rupture, OF however long standing comp
female IN attendance % wait upon ladies' Children ~
riably cured. Open until O'Clock in the evening
MARSH 4 Co. No. y Maiispiage.
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EnrrMArIsm Crnrp.-Eyery form of this

dreadful dsease, from the recent lnanmatory (ile
old Chronic cases years seudlg may b. cured Dy
the us. Of few bottles Of thu: noceebated remedy
MoRTIMORE's RHEUMATIC COMPOUND and BLOOD PURi-
yIER This medicine is entirely Of vegetable eetrscnons-
an internal remedy prepared iOr this onedisease clone
Thousands Of patients have been cured during the past year
by the Of this preparation many OF them ola chto
c3,es Of from ton tofory years standngcrpple r years
and long given up by eminent pYscllns both IN this
country end Europe. Testimony OF the highest Oh ractr
inspe cton of those afflicted their friends, who may feel
sufficient interest cell Of the Central Office OF the poPr-
e;0rs No Barclay-st., Astor House, New fosk
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~ JosrPH A. FLAKE is the authorized car
rier Of TIE Tribune in the route bounded: North by
yiouIth-st. Eat by Broadway to FOrtiethst and
thenceby 5hsy South by Twenty -hfh-st; Vet by
North River Subscribers who desire to be promptly
served are requested to send their nsmes 10 this Office
20 he nleced upon biz LET.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NEw-YORK. TUESDAY, OCTOBER r.
Enr Eurnne.

The next number of The Tribune for En-
pean Circulation will be Issued THIS MORNING
., o'clock. 1t will contain oil the Latest News up
10 the time of going to pres Single copies in wrap
per. ready for mailing can be had at the desk Price
Six Cents. The Canada sails from Boston Tomorrow
az 10 o'clock
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anchored daily OF the Battery Castle Gacen durnz
the month Of October, hca 40, n Persons desroas
Of setins the many advantages claimed for tse mode.
practically proved can have SAL the SEA Bird BY sp
plying fof permit 81 my orcc between aTd l. o'clock
daily.
Just p.hlsheda Pamphlet Of 50 psss, explaining tbs
principles end ayanieSes Of the uall applied
veses for the ocean and rivers ilus.,s u with engravnS
Price p O. Its. Gan lie had a. my o.kce
=, DARIVs DAWSON 10. S7i Broadway.
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u. We invite the attention of capitalists anil

ois TO the large Gale Of Real Estate az Auction by Az
TnoSY BLEECKER, THIS DAY, 18th INST at Il clock al
the Merchants Exchange consisting Of - beautiful Lots OF
Ground situated The central and most important part OF
the healthy and pleasant village Of NcwROcnee, W-s'
chet,er County end near the NewYork and New-Heven
Railroad Depot Also, will be .old ciice Build LOIS
on Madisou-st in the City of Brooklyn and beautiful
mile from Geneva Mans Of the above be hsd Of the
Ancfinnear. No Z BrOa!-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-12

HAIR DYE AND WIGs.-DATCHELoR Nan
nrorv for these articles is celebrated in all parts OF the
void 10 re0Ds wishing light. elegant and durable " oT
Toupe, can surely be suited His Hair Dye sspphsd' "a
sure gusrsDtee) sold, wholesale ana retail al No ILL
a. Copy the address-beware Of limitations
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To rur OwsrRs OF propEerr N BRoAp-

WHITE owrers Of property in Broaiway opposed TO
Railroad tat invited call al the OF
Mesgs SOLOMON \ HARr. No. III Broadway. and sign 4
rrmonsisaDce against the project Those wac nave aires y
sgped f0s vel th0s. who have nol dssir2l -
~ AZ .seSs1 " esTJ sao
lvRlzit.ee
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Kro1's TRADE-Night and day the employees

of Knox the Halter sre busy employed In turning ont
Hats Of the style and has been the demand
that il he's Ieqursd all OF Ksoxs energy and perseverance
20 prevent being completely e1ped OF their con
tents This looks like prosperity, and now u 70 o.
fsc we take pleasure reeodIng BE IN the fashion oy
.stronizne tie Halter az No. Ia Kulions'.
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pr, W,prEousr-WRrr1ye PAPER BY

THE CASE oSLY-CYRvs W FIELD Co. 70 II , olI.. III
80 k~ert for the Victoria Mills and Agents for elmost al
The Psper Manufacturer in this country now ofeI o sue
on yr favorable terms much lower than MIL possl one
~ The most extensive End desirable stocks OF Amercan
French and English WEITISC PAPERS ever SHOWN IL 'ns
I-u..1d
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A CHANCE FOR BAReA,ss,-we are told that

A CHANCE FOR BARGAiSs We are told that
time offering great bargains IN Oh Cloths As> some
splt ndd Window Shades offered extremely loV. p
per Hangng Corniccs Bands and all the praphsrnaa OF
this branch OF trade at prices entirely satisfactory.
~ Housekeepers aud all others in want of
Bedang Beds,es 6s &c would do well - call at NJ VIII
LAsps cd established Wsrercoms No. $50 Chatham-st.
corner OF MulbeFryst where b. found the largest
soment OF ~itiees IN his ne offered IA the public.
FAIR oY rHE AMERICAN NsrrUrE.-COn-
ilu,c 10 tbs FaiT have their Bus Caus printed
cheaper and better the CONGRESS CARR Factory, No
~ Nessyst than elsewhere ia the city consequence OF
the factory MAILING their stock $1,000 worth OF
peEb PLAYING CASpS hand aud tuy sale cheaper than
can be purchased At any other factory.
WArcHES AND JEwELRY.-JERGEYSEN
WArcHEsJust received by the sabsrbcr very fine
Jeuts JcgrrSn Macls with certificates from the
etur.r warranted perfect hmt-keepers For sale at less
than the Usual pr:cIs
Cooper Wsicbts-Some in hunting caSes duplex and
levers le "a, q timc-kcepers.
Indetcraes, Second Watches and oa.seI Secoads-For
timing horses IN gold AID silver caacs
Spcpd'd gold pocket ChsonomoterS which run without
Enamel Watchts ioT ladies'
Gold ami silver levers detached levers epno duplex and
ell otter syes OF Watches All OF the above sale At los
than the usual prices
Rings and Cyosscs koI sale low.
Aiso ell kinds Of Jeweiry, Silver spoons Forts &C.
much lcss than The usva. prees by q. 1. ALLEN,
Importer OF Watches and Je,very,
Wholesale AID retail, Ne. n Nal,-sG. g2-s.Sir<
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10 Observation-Disclosures oiwatts sner-

vousautdo;e ndc, dtsspOstye Lealthandsrengh
tive ardvond Iulbcyondbecf ftiailsogvereef ronthe
worsdse eondpan tLcmoney srciumedasain thesscptca
andinostd'scrcet cauhsv srutcds erecept inhonous
icelaw ugh, togyrthenoncy orgh 1uld
p cpl.VctheirhOfTds fOTw Observation-Disclosures JoHNfYNE
wilieiveyorsuchreceirt nnumbcr, ehteeninannsrett.
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u.m nrr1rn-CRIsrApoRo's Excelsior

LIQUID HAIR DYE--To color the Hair and Whiskers me
moment II il applied without injury the nar or skin II
san b. wished immediately without disturbing t1e cO'oi
inproy g the texture end oOnieng elasticity to re s
II l. applied sold ct CRIsTADo2os, No Astor HOUSE
Private loom for applying the dye.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-12

Ron CARrgriS6s.-SNITH a. LoUSsBERY,
No as Pesrst. have in store complete and desira
be assortment of Fall Styles which they Offering al the
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r- AtWHrrrExoRE's Stereoscopic Caller;

No S3 Broadway have been h.tee ~ h.
m. and wonderful process Specimens OF TIE ar o
se,ber WITH 90 endid collection Of Daguereotye views
Wei Irdsn sA American scenery are open for tile nsPs
tiop of the public
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-12

I.p- Beads, of every description, for sale by
Nj. I. BaOwN,
No 1915 Pearl-st.,
Ne,v York
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MADAME Soxrac At BRADY'S.-The first por-
tn it Of this unrraed srtts taken IN TINS county,
be ses AZ Ee1py's Caller No 25 Broadway corner o.
ypos, Aso SOLID on Stsr-osoopic Pcturesthe greatest
iurroyeIas1It vet L ado in the Photographic art
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Gy,rIxvEs's HArs-FALL PATTERN

BfRp corner ne and NesssutsPne stys tor toe ensu-
ing eesson III be introduced "Wednesday, Sept The
hsb fnish and superior fabric Of the Hats offered 70
pnbc inspection VIII be evident 10 tie closest observer
BIRD. cosner Pine and Nassau-sN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-12

EV Ny Patients, throughout the United
Stats Canada and tine West Indies. are hereby IN
for that have just received the largest aud most bear
tiul lot Of Artificial Eyes imported, winch eau be ~
serted without operation and Win move and oOk like ti3
rfu:el Eve Diseases Of tie Rye and Fer especially treat
i'd from TO O'Clock. daily. JAMES ". Powell. NJ D.
Ocnl..i. Anr-st. Sc. No y Brol ialv.
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~ All good housewives will rejoice in AMI
gory the Of DUsEEE after they have ms BiS
ing Powder a fair tral Tho Powders obyate al the
nov nee attendant upon the search yeast durng such
weather have had for the past month or two The
Powders all they clsIed to 6ewe have tired them
Sold by nearly ell the gToccrs and druggists Principal Of
fee S9 Wster-st NeVsYort. ~. u sun, Sept 50 1872
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FALL lIooJS AND SHoEs-Ihe best place to
really sSod ooos sno SHOES us, a. 1919 nS ~.
meat person always be OF gettIns hst-rlte a-
oles Of the lowest pceo Ladies boys and Chiidrens
Shoe every variety.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-12

~ A few reasons why the Porous Glass
Filter Is highly recommended II removes all impurities
rom the waters IL does not create yeTdgns: IS cea icd
fy simply reversing it, IL necessary regards ea "a aud
last; it CHEAP, only II ~ Depot Gothic Hall, 80.
10 Broadway
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Rnors Avn Snnrs-I. ndies dcsirnns of having

tiat and Shoes OF every description.
no, do wiser thing than call into tao factory of
CaSrRELI At No SO Bowery The dA.ntest little foot
be fitted with the dantesi OF CATERS an sh0s aud any
having The least consideration for under AndinS will
not hesitate 20 call "a recommended
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DrKn OF WrLLlreros.-ThOusaDds OF our

foreign reseGts having concluded TO wes tle asaa Dse
M mourning h nor OF the late Duke Of Wen stOn UEsIN
wou6 announce that h. prepared 10 fuFns very slPe-
rioy article for the nat and Gentlemen Ebo may wsh
ss;r u.,s dr,d IN Grape the neate style s1d on the
s tnon 10 $50 III AZ GErtA's NO. IA Broadway
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DOTS. Snors AND GArKRs.-Ladies and

Doors, SHOES AND GhrARS-lIauies ana
Gentemeus Fashionable Boot and Shoe store, No. ls
Hudson-st, conerof North M0orclate No 5j GNenwich
Every description of Boots and Shoes made % order and
warranted Lasts made and reserved h tho ost peculiar
shaped feet. JOHN bUSshiL'
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te~ FowLERs 81 WELLS, Plrenologisis and
Tubslers Clinton Inl No. l3l NssaI-st New los, AMI
No. lf2 Wsshingt INST, Boston
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~ GoUrAup's LIQUID Hair Dye is. without

except or reservation the very best invented
EQUALS celebrated CoURAUD5 Medcated Soap for curing
mples fTeckes. salt rheum, flesh worms, letter, slON
ncfs ton oughuess sc. Poudre Subtitle uprOots hair ifOn
sIy pat OF the body Liquid Rouge, LILY White AMI Hair
Gose, 1t No. 81 " Slkcf-st, near Broadway.
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Cx,y,yYyy's Hars-FALL FAsHIoy-POs-

xess;ng every attractive quality 20 commend therni osco
;n- IN stye sIrcTb in maternal and BRILLIANT n hnisa The
Hats introduced tins BY bANTA the mater NO o
Csnsjst roses ell tire above requsitss We commend
<uv yealefs 10 give him call
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-. Road lhc circnlars. All thencs, realer,

Claw y1ur neronceTie first chemists and oh-g pro.es
sOnsl tesy - the nislibty AMI arinleSiaess OF
LYONS Magnetic Powder for the destruction Of insects
His Mt snec Pills al-O admitted 70 he certain death 10
rats sud Ince. Depot No. 81 Broadway.
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rYThc whole boundless Universe is ours,

exclaimed dressy gentleman, after oXitnnng and pur-
chasing from tn e1tensye sock OF re0dJ-nide Clotlng az
Fosrgss Stcrs 40 n COurtlAndt-st The attent0n OF
strnngrs and ozens Is directed 10 tbs csabshm ut,
where there always 20 be obtained any and every article
necessary 10 q gtnteman's wardrobe.
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Pror MORSE

PEoF. MoRsE.-
Searcher Of ustnr's secrtt ways
The lightning shsl be dun
To that h. "a need 81 welcomed fane
TIE future hath FOR him.
Bold Franklin tore the bolt from Heaven.
And curbed its awful might;
To Morn TIRE further power given
To make I, read and writ.
Morse schoolfd lightning Ds-uerre schoo~ hgat ~
one produced words End suats the other fces and orns
MOse lives; DayuerTe sleeps aud his mantle his is!in aP
Roof whose WORKS tie eayy and Animation o. az VIZ
artists RooT is al No. J53 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-12

menis sold ut MCLAUGHLINs Cheap SHIRT Warehouse, No
~ Crecnwchst corner OF Chambers New ork, high
recommended by the faculty those subject 20 rheuma
isn rain in the chest chs Ac They elastic durable,
@ cry sire and quality.
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The ORIysrAL K'HABAS OvERooAr.-The

"HAPPY AM |, PROM CARE n FACE. Thus
ssns Olifur the Chief Magistrate Of Cashmere he
d. picted IN tho ballet opera Of "La Bayader aud TINS
s or cay ntenen who have bought suits OF clothing
from SsTH RICE of NO. TO- Futon-st Tlis Is no mar.
vel Any nnn with Of the eleg mt fashionable aud
cheap suits OF ong that b. found there must have
10Y Al his at and cOnenment at his fingers end SMITH
RIcE have the best assortment OF Cloang to be viewed
M ..llc ed from In this city.
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E..u,n,,a Honr.-If a repntation. running


ftous quarter Of century for selling the most las non
ALE ready -inade clothing TIE world may entitie
busus A. house to claim tbs title, 1t certainly De0nts
NJ nght 30 The firm of w T. JENNINGS CO. Tnsi stock
o( fail and W nter Clothing for the present year vn1caes
that right 1aey boldly pronounce not merely s12enof
10 but unsppfoschsbe by any other firm IN the business
1.-the the truo sIbters Of taste call and decide for
tiemselyes JENNINGS Co. know 0! no bstter adyer.
,;aeef for IN m sn comparison Of the cIt aud style OF
their cothng with those OF other srd younger houses ae
long erpereos) unequaed aud tleir coat pantaoon
snd vet cutters might be matched against any IN tle Uni
ed States e clothing made order at tins establishment
cannot be ezceled in it, fashion workmanship and an
entiIe suit ca be furnished few hous W. TJENsIsCs
4 c. No 81 Broadway, American Hotel
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Navy, MILITARY AND MARINE OFFICERS
CLoTHrNc AND OFFICIAL Equipment DE'oT-ggosGE
r. Fox Tailor, Cloth Importer AID leader OF fas1ions
No Se3 Broadway corner O MARK AnthJIyst opposite
the Broadway Bank and Tbeeter
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LACE AND Muslin CURTAINS FROM Auction.

10 C0O pan. Lace and Muslin Cusua, bought 1t auction
at great sacrifice and viii BE- Sold for tw days only at
Ices than cost OF importation II you would secure bargains,
go soon 70 KELry 4 fERGUsoS, No. 439 Broadway and
No 50 Re. dec.
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the Broadway Bank and Tbeeter.
~ ANDREWS d LAsPHIER, Merchant
Tslors btve rem oved from No. SO t. No 81 Broadway
.es MaIGic Budings between Houston and BleecS
erss where they prepared 10 furnish aces IN their
line at tie shortest notice, and the meet asn mate
rials
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subject uI on Whch Opaious do nos da Ass assem-
bagc OF poonns OF every creed " o. SAINTS they con
ier the nost elegant fashionable and becOm aud Wings
end Democrats viii reply with one vOce-GSe@Ns No
Asf,r Hung.
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WoNDERrUL ATTRAorIoNs-U. NJ BODIYX
has ius OF crtd 20 Fa Goods sting Of new
veyets new sIks, new shawA new menuo,s new CAST
mcies nov iner aud ell kinds OF gods OF the rc
csi ard b 81 ylcs e found in Ic market To be sold
unequaled low prices at No. 31I Gsl1dst, corner OF
Orchard.