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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-22
TNHRoUGH TO San FRANCISCO, Ar REDuUnz
rates-Now York and San Francisco Steamship hiAe.-
"a naX and md Il

YNHRoUGH TO oAN FRANCISCO, Ar REDuunH
rates-New York and San Francisco Steamship hiAe.-
The pew and splendid steamship UNITED STATES, ls0
tons burthan W. Berry. Cont will take her dsparsrre
for Aspin WAL Navy Bay, Wednesday Ssptenber
p n, citing yanaEa with the dosbte engine
steamship WINFIELD SCOTT 2 100 tons hurthen 0sorse
A. Cole CommaY der which awaits the arrival n
passengers At Panama by she UpitedStstes from NsN
York and Immediately thereafter proceeds " Sas Frau
Direct without intermediate 1hese
yssses in ana safoty net SURPASSED
by any this route and experienced astAo
cd TO each vessel Books and Nckss fs
sale. Apply TO DAVIS, BROOKS 90,
General Agents % Beaver strsess o.
JONES JOHNSON
l0l West street. corner Of liberty ssrssA
fasseAscrs BY the United States w dsombark sloneAs
she wharf Arpinwal and take the Panama
opened nearly GorgonA thue avoiding attendant
70 0oIRona = - '
The United States will leave New York again o. Thugs
day. the rd OF September to at Panama with he
dne new double engine steamship 'Cortes."
FOR AUsTRAIIA.-DoIPBIN CLIPPER LIME
For Port Philip and sydney direct Tho srsly nsw
Al clipper DOLPHIN. ZOO tons bnrthen. George Trua-
dy commander will sail her frst voyage. imuo.
date despatch for the above port The
hi beautiful weasel upequaed for seganoe it'd
~ entirely for the comfort Of families single persons
having large and small state This only sipps
gov up iei that port and Il IL sonddsoty sxPsossd a.
wh make the shortest passage on record For eig OF
passsss early applicsticn win be necessary board
bUTLER BROTHERS. las aaS Ils sestt street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-22

ASrIvERsARY OF THE BATTLE or Bvsyr,;croN -
The anniversary OF the battle Of Benninutoa co. go
DRAFTED on the battle field at Bennington on the 10th
orators Gov Williams Of Vermont Gov snrsa M
OF Vermont Hon A. ID. 0lip. of Toy; Mai Cen b5svis'
OF Troy, Hon George Gould. Of Troy; Ma Gem In.a'
OF New York; Maj. Gen Wool Of Troy; VIM Say
Eco. Of New York Col. II. II. Day Of New YORK ana
Hon. j. 3. Thaycr Of New York The attendance va
yery large and the festivities OF highly enjoyable ma
lure
CALIFORNIA LETTERS. The Postm aster General
cauions The public aant the of seals on letters
which "a be lnitted the 18th ehsr 90
frum tLe Pacific The Postmaster Of san Francisco
ms o New York contained large number 81 letters
thns tssled vhick owing the melting Of the wsx II
vne impossible % Separate wi,hou, injury 20 portion Of
tbcI Similar coupiaDts have been we'd from
9th quarters and paf icueHy Bogaod IN respect
% terk cent sealsc IN this sannor from California
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-22

~ For New Orleans, via BsvsDA The splendid steam
ship CRESCENT CITY ID. ID. Porter. u s. ~, eou nan
der viii sail from III. pior At foot Of Warrsa street. ~ R.
Of passage TO Havana and New 0rleans-New ArranEs-
msnLadice Saloon Berths $50 After saloon Berths $40
Sterage Berths $25 Specie only taken freight Ha-
yasa Freight taken TO New orlesps az 80 oent cubic
foot Shippers Of freight requested supply
with the Comp.ny's bills Of lsdi1g which may on
application at the Office No other form will be aligned Ne
BILLS Of ladsng signed after the ship has sailed For freight
or passage, Apply to N. 0. ROBERTS,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-27
painting, &r.

ZINC PAINTS Warranted Pure The
II NEW-JERsEY ZINC co, Warehouse No. IS Dey-
at are prepared supply their Anc Paints at the follow
No White, ground in oil, &C. per pound
30 White, ground in oil, &c. per pound.
No 8 Whte, ground in oil, &c. per pound.
Brown and Black, ground in oil, ste per pound.
Dry White of Zinc, &c per pound
WHITE ZINC PAINT
Aesr thorough test in Europe and the United States has
been found 10 beauty and protective qualities long
or than any other paint For whteness and brancy Is
unriyaed free from all poisonous properties so on
and dangerous in other pgmens Will cover-equa weight
from a. to 100 per cent space than lead aud there
tore much cheaper the customer AS inside paint It
will not turn yellow when exposed to the saphuroDs
ra,es of coal fires the foul air of ships Their White
Zinc rourd in vaish produces the porcelain finish TaeiI
BROWN AND BLACK ZINC PAINTS
H. few hours hard and solid metallic coating upon
wood brick iron and other metallic surfaces and
rnarkabe for their reproof properties They specially
adapted marine purposes having been found resist the
coroding action OF alt water so destructive to other pan
Dealers supplied on liberal terms by
MANNING SQUIER Agents No. IS Dey-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-27
A SuHQcstiO,,.
Pom III, AIhan, ExcnngJonrn

From ths Albany EvensnsJourna'
The election of General Pierce having con-
cusiyey settled that duties upon foreign iron he
taken On, and the manufacture OF IL In America dis
manner in which il shall be done We venture to
spectuly sugeest to the incoming Administration. that
they can rave themselves the trouble OF drawing UP
new enactment by adopting the following form, which
was passed by the English Parliament just previous tn
the unfortunate Rebellion of l576, for which we are
now at as beginning 10 exhibit signs Of repentance IL
will be that IL the whole ground
lin the twenty ihrd year of tse reign of George H.
An Act the importation II aud bar iron LON HIS
Ney Colonies America and 70 prevent the erection Of any
mid other engine Tor sstius ons OF ron or any pat az
force ovok with u hammer furnaoes for maAms steel
IN any the saJ COLONIES
WheFods The importation OF bar iron from HIS Mesys
Colonies IN America into the poi. Ol London anhc npor
taton of pig IRON from the sd Colonies into any port oi
Great Britain will be great advantage not only 70 ts said
Colonies but also this Kingdom, by furnishing the man
uiacurs OF iron with supply otbst useful and Necessary
commodity, and BY whereof large sums 81 noSep,
annually paid for iron 70 Josyasys viii be saved to the
kngdom and greater quantity Of the wooden and oeer
manufactures Of Great britain will b. exported TO Ameres,
IN eSchap "a for such iron ~ imns ted
BE itmeysoye enacted by the Kings most ereeien Miesr
&c, That all pig and bar iron from His Msjesys Colonies
be admitted free of duty.
lad be further sadcied That from aud amer the 9th
day of june 1850 mill eher sagiae ty si'a9 roll
.ng iyca any Jsaning forge 10 ooyk ch Hh1nassr.
GHp furnace making sie sssLL NJ ERECTED or AFTER
Amtca and IL any person persons shall erect or cause
be erected after any such erection continue or cause
to b. continued any OF the said Colonies any such MILL
engine forge or furnace every person OF persons SO ohsnd
me- ha such mill, engine urnare, for
felt the of two hundred pounds OF lawful money OF
Great Britain.
Andbe further enacted BY the authority aJoresaid That
every such MILL forge furnace ~ ereeted or continued
contrary TO the directions of this act shall be- deemed
COMMON NUISANCE anu be- sbatod within the OF thry
DAYS after information thereof
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-27
Our late Charge 10 Nicaragua and The Even-
Ing Mirror.

10 me fdff9T ~ INC fFVN'f
As disinterested observer, permit me to
cay that you have done wrong thing by the publication
OF Mr. Squiers note respecting the circulation Of The
EceaAg Mirror, which know 10 be much larger than
il /. generally believed to be and much greater tia.
either you or Mr.. Squier imagnes. There has besn
daily clifton of Tie EceriRg Mirror printed tor some
three year 81 least Of go mine hundred and xy cop
Zee OF which nearly 80 QOur hundrai snd hifY) nave
been circulated in This City follows, viz firs. AM
second Wards 100 Third Ward 10 Frth, sixth.
Eighth Ninth and sixteenth WARDS, lco Fifteenth
ward 80: Seventh, Tenth, Eleventh Thirteenth and
seventeenth Wards 3O-nabins in all 40 pap which
certainly cannot be called private circulate lDas-
much a. il would give paper 20 nearly every Dosrder IN
one Of our pnslie hotel- Then there nearly 800
three hundre pepers sent out Of the Cry BY mail %
other newspaper orces n me LION oesiaeS on' sem
regularly to our Claygt at The Hague.
II yoa or Mr Squier .hould doubt this statement, or
rny other person think that from rterestei mo,yes,
have exaggerated tic circulation Of The Mirror tie trx
Of nv staismsnt may be known by applying al the ONCE
of that pepsi or 20 Aesrs Richards Johnson. in Ann
e. y ho PRINT T. Your oot servant,
LovEz OF FAIR PLAY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-27
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,


Washington November IL, ls32.
The undersigned, Secretary of State Of the United
States has had the honor receive neosei in letter
from the Swiss Consulate at Philadelphia under date OF
the lft instant the Communication addressed 20 this
Department hy his Exccllencv " dc furrcr. President
OF the swiss Confederation.
Ills Excellcncy informs the unicrsm med that the Fed
cral Council OF Switzerland, having learned that the
Government and people OF the United states pre-
pairing 20 erect monument in communication OF the
fret President of the Republic hed fct 20 bo dutyt
msnitcst the sympathy OF the people OF Switzerland IN
th. merioOus work. and had caused stone 10 be quar-
ried IN the Alps 10 be scrcd with an appropriate In
scrirtiOn. contribution toward the erection Of the
monument; and his Rxcesncy expresses, NJ the same
time the hope that this act VIII contribute draw
closely and intimately the s of friendship and ertee.u
which unite the two Republics
The undersigned has lost time In laying this inter
cstng communication before the President of the <ted
Stales who sincerely recprOcaie- the kind aud irernsl
feelings of the Federal Council OF the Swiss Republic,
expressed by His ExccoBcy tho President OF the Con
iederaiiCn.
The monument TO the memory Of the llustriou- Wash
GgtoB, whose pure example IL scarcely less valuable To
the whole world than his personal services To hi
country is not undertaken by the Government OF
the United States but IL the voluntary tribute of the
people But the undersigned has the highest satisfaction
in being the medium OF communication betwo the Fed
ersl Council Of Switzerland and the Society intrusted
with TIE erection OF the monument whom copy OF
the letter Of the Swiss Consul al Philadelphia will be n
lnc,lnicly transmitted.
Tie undersigned IL directed by the President TO
de Furer President of the Swss Confederation that
the United entertain the .ncerest ropeSt tor that
Confederation and cherish the warmcst wishes for ms
property.
OF his most distinguished consideration
EDWARD EVERETT
To IL Es,clcney the President Of the swis Confederation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-27
RIVE have upon o,r table the speetaeles

- We have upon Our table the speetacles
owned snd worn by George the Third. They belong
very respectable English family m this city the history OF
her id nifty being indisputable. They made amer ths
fashion OF hs day heavily mounted with slysr, with enor-
rousd slsaes Rochester Union.
We haze or long irne suspected that our netghbor
he'd article Of this sort IN bic possesson, and that
when he sits down 10 write Of his strongest Loco
foco articles he puts thee old spectacies OF George
the Third, IL co. peighbori We opposed 20 bet
tins but since election Is over, win wager canal
hat that every Locofoco editor in the country has had
apresent Of Just such pair OF British spectscies.
fRochstW Denocuf.
~ The Cleveland Piaindeaiey thinks " John
Bulr has for once got the start OF" Brother Jonsfan
The rsiIrosd from Halifax in Novs Scotia 70 Windsor.
opposite to Detroit 70 be buiT a I r worx'
A. "a IN, per mile The rosd y 1000 mila long and
xten ui.hed win place the Western country In close
eomnunicafiou with the old world The ocean mad
s,se-aeys WIN then make Halifax their frH point.
ins;esd of Ncw-Ysk Thu win give ns our trn7 at
L...-~ .-s1. IL Es.-e &c.. ~. 49, :. s-as-~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-27
sprnrru.Lrsx-Our old friend Dawson, Of

SprRIruALIsx-Our old friend Dawson, Of
The Cape G1oydeau (No) Eegte, gives US his expert
encc OF spriiuali.m In the following paragraph 10
very astonishing but We should remember that The
Devil had hand In H."
Our Dsrl Is a medium and by holding pen loosely
in his hand IL will Involuntary his part write an
swers 10 notwithstanding his eyes from the paper he
knows not what v written I'LL he examines. Though
sometimes correcting bis replies, he frequently makes
mistakes But he made our little writing taide perform
come most wonderful fesh few nights since II went
anywhere about sanctum that mi ht be directed
Il Travelled about with boy seated the top Of IT, and
when required u careen and slide him Of IL did So not
withdrawing youth Of considerable strength tired TO
hold him On.
The table was told 10 shale hands with certain man
il went 10 the place he standing, and dLagony held
up one Of lis legs II required 20 get into the lap
another when approached him and placed one veg on
his knee Now these are fscts, which several o. NE
hest of our citizens testify 10, and who are SUI IN
credulous with regard to IL spiritual origin Wokoow
not What motive power esused the table 70 move about
a. is did The youth could not have been In COLLISION
wah any other person, and that, 10 u.s. renders the
whole thing 90 much the more mysterious. We pre-
cent what actually did take place and our readers may
form their own conclueions The youth inquired the
mime OF the spirit and 70 his utmost surprise wrote
down the name of his father who died many years ago.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-27
ALBERT VI. NIooLAy, Auctioneer.
DEREMPTORl SALE Of 250 CHOlCE

BUILDING LOTS aud COTTAGE SITES in the
city Of NEWARK, WITHIN 30 MINUTES otthe CITY
OF NEW.lORk. .,>.,. =,
81 al II o'clock at the Merchants Exchange. 2bJ beaut-
t Building and Cottage Sites located IL the cty OF
Newark j. These lots ell 81 feet front aud rear srd
100 feet deep and viii be sold with tie pEvess OF ed
Joining lots OF the size. This properN 10 snate on
the point of elevation IN the city OF Newark anu %
coil s Of The quality and Immediately III the rear OF
the mansion of Wm Rankn, ESD aud adioaing The ioaeT
beautiful residence Of Joseph c. Wallace Esq Ihee iss
front Paramount and Ltetop-svs, which arr ~ 1891
wide running from Bank To Orenxc-aV and West Bank
Camden and Cehinctsts These lots without iesr OF
eoat.Gdc ton. the splendid building sites WITHIN :"
mikes Of the city Of New-lork having perfect
view of the CITY Newark bay aud haIoOr aud surrounding
country ard with the naked eye be seen the steamships
END sllng yess GONG AMI out tho Newton hAeol
The water in this part of the city of Newark OF tae pnre
quality, coming from solid rock ana Is unsurpassed lhsre
churches OF ell denominations and s;ho0s IN te
date vicinity this property These lots are witi
out exception the thSt have been offered st AUCTION N
tbs section OF the country for many years. -.
fhe CITY of Newark Is one OF the mos pics'ans ca "a
tanning shout 81 Coo inhabitants, and properly Is
very RAPIDLY value in locations TOR private
The street viii all be graded ~ the expense OF tne CIV
Merchants mechanics sud others dong business u NeM
fork can live in the City Of Newark and reach
IN - 20 ~ minutes Newark only nine miles by tho so"
jersey Railroad and miles by tho plank road IRON
JerseyCity .,
the Communication is only 80 per year. Onmouses esNe
Newark end NewNork every - minutes and the are
steamboats, ply daily The fare by omnibus ard steamboat
rorly ~ cents.
day Of sale 40 per eeut the list OF December when ths
ceeds win be delivered and the balance 80 per cent can
remain bond ard mortgage os three years cent
Adscoprt OF cent VIII be na9e on All lois oo1sh OS
cash Title indspusbe printed abstract Of ,ltle val be
xnished 70 every purchaser fcT rlaps and ia5 pieu
isrs apply 70 tie AuctonceT. Nc 20 NaAst tsa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-27
I The Bostor Medical Journal gives tn

coming bad doors and purifying any apartment where
the air Is loaded with noxous materials; Take one OF
any Of the VARIOUS kinds Of globe lamps-for burning
.smphene for exsmple-sni I'll il with cnlonc ether,
and light the wick IN few minutes the object will be
accomplished In dis1ecrng rooms il the damp deep
vtuls where vegetables sometimes stored where
drains allow the escape Of offensive gases; in out
hudngs and in shori in any spot where IL desirable
One tube charged with wick Is quite sufficient This
suggestion u really worth remembering for the comfort
OF siek room, becszse il Is easily accomplished,
a-Teenhle and more ec7rclo"Ii for Tury '14n any
process NV kSSpk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-27
h1ater Cure.

ORANGE MOUNTAIN WATER-CURE,
OSOUTH ORANGE, NEW-yERSEY.-Vis.i to thu,
Institution take the Morris and Essex Railroad 1t the foot
Of Courtlendt-st- at 8. and II NJ, and and G P. NJ
Returning leave Water Cure Station at and 81 A. a.,
and South Orange at 81 and 81 PM
TH f. SARATOGA SPRINGS WATER
u CURE Is conveniently arranged and now open tor
Winter treatment The cold season is favorable Every
attention will he paid to the comfort Of patients Terms -
10 fl0 per week N. BEDORrHA. NJ D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-27


from Washington 10 TIE Virginia Daily
Transcript as follows:
Editors have all turned Cabinet makers and will con
tnue the trade l March next when President Pierce
viii relieve them Some ridiculous enough % name
d. = DICKINSON for Secretary of the Navy Ine only
Department rhst could draw that distinguished gentle
man from TIA happy retirement Is the State. There he
ms Ut do his country some service. But we do noe be-
heye be could be induced 10 accept any other be does
MOI desire end viii never seek Office. Whatever comes
70 him uusi be free Will Offering Our opinion il, how
ever that the State Department will be teniered ID Gen
ersl Cas- and thsr he viii decline IL. VINO then, 80
nng take the place, that bold and noble statesman
who dared 20 brave the fansticm VI his section IN
defsnse OfStafe Rights, and the South,
Hor X. " T. HUNTEz will not 90 INTO the Ca5nec-
His field the Senate; and CHER destiny awaits hifa
lie VIII make LIS osa Cabinet in 1916. Tue great com
mercis interests of this country already looking 20
Hunter a. the for that day
II vii BE Gov J. B. FLOYD xh0 VII represent Virgins
IN tie Pierce Cabine-Eheher in the Treasury. or 9th
erSise, remains to be seen
Those who pretend 70 know, and confess 10 some
confidence in their assertion nane Hon CHARLES I.
JANIS, SenstOr from Rhode leland for the Depart
uert Of the Interior Gen James Z practical nan OF
the highest order Of talents and has contributed more 10
Americsn progress ia Manufactures than any living
He vss the FIRST, BY the WY, who s2pled steam
IN this country 10 manufacturing purposes Hs writings
subjects Coming under the cement OF Tue home
Department render him peculiarly nj person for that
highly resp0nsible plnce.
Of one thing you may rest assured; there VIII DC 20
rtsEyTcrsi0as New men are the order OF the dsy Be
c6use a man hns once held 50 ohce, Il e not VOW 20
follow that derciH be has paramount claim 70 re-
appointment Bygores mast be bygOAs- We start
with = new President and young President he murt
have new men AMI young men Lac.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-27
r7,. Jb, noym,e Times tells the folIowin.

II The Hdumte I"ts teIIs INC IOiIOWlng
story OF the explosion Of the steam sawn eight miles
Lesrng the explosion rushed 10 the SPOT where he dis
covered the fellow who had charge Of tho MILL braced
against Of its posts apparently contemplating the
ruins aud with evidently NJ good head Of steam on a.
he rad tried the boilers WITH prior 10 their explosion.
but who, from his position, had escaped unframed
when be sceoeted him a. follows;
" Halo ms,eri what Is to pay what have you been
sbou, heref
"Hic-L ic-xiving a salute for Pierce" wss the re-
sponse Of the fellow who had been the conductor Of
much -tesm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-27
swiss Block for the washinsten Mssuaeas;
The National Esse!iiscsccr Of the 24th con-

The Nstsonat hste!iiseacer OF the 24th con
sans the correspondence between the Swiss and no
American Governments in relation to the block OF
GrsEiie sent by the former TO the Washington Aona-
msri We can only make room for the two principal
letters which are as follows:
Trsnsl ton. BEsSr, Oet- ~. ls2
ExcrrIENcy: Having been informed that the Gov
eminent ard people the United ssses OF North Amsr
about 10 honor ana perpetrste' ~ mcsns OF
National Noruneut the memory Of the Founder Of tho
Liberty of the New Wordof the 6rst President Of the
great Transatlantic Repubc-the Swiss Federal Coun.
c has deemed IT, duty a. contribute III share ,ows
this crest set by showing likewise the sympsfhics Of
the Swiss PEI pie For in the same manner thaf swrz
srsnd eherishss remembrance az eternal gratitude %
the founders Vi her liberty will the North American
bless Tor the time 10 come the nane OF INC
great " ashington.
The Federal Council hAs caused block Of grsnfe
nom the hp- 10 b. FOR said monument, bearing
the following inscription:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-27
Life Insurance.
M MANHATTAN LIFE INSURANCE COM

MANHATTAN LIFE INSURANCE COM
Ul PANY-CASH CAPITAL 100000, independent Of
the Premium Fund.
Office No l46 Broadway, corner of Libe1tyst
This Company continues to insure against all manner oil
Life risks, most favorable terms.
Perons may insure payable any given age or sooner
N OF death California permits granted at reduced
rates A. A. ALVORD, President.
&. Y. WEHPLH, Secretary.
N. ID. MORGAN, ActuhTy.
ABRAm DU BoIs, MD, at the Office daily from to
o'clock PM.
DEPUBLIC FIRE INSURANCE Coin
IL surance Buildings of Wall and William sts
Offices Nos. 10 and H. ground floor.
This Company having their Capital Of 900 paid in
M cash securely invested prepared TO insure against
fos and damage by lire on favorable terms.
The charter Of this Company provides that after paying
Interest 20 the stockholders at the rate of per cent per
mum ourths of the remaining profits are 70 be dy1dea
among the assured scrip bearing interest winch SCRIP
20 redeemable cash whenever tle accuinuoo( ~
and capital shall amount TO 81 ,0o0,oOO.
TRUSTEES
T. o.;uard 7, Jobn A Stepheus s s. Rowland
10 ~ Ws,eTtn,rv lanes Warren Stephen Whitney,
George Curtis, Arthur heary, U t,1 ~ ~ p.aan
George Il. Adee, M. w. Hamilton, Wm' ~ n nussoi.
d. S. Kennedy, Dennlng DueI aug; y Dom His'
John ] Astor, IT., John Steward, Jr, ~ D. Lamar,
2 Td beam Robert b. Minturn, VIM. II. Aspinwan
TO.. e Rel Reuben Withers VIM. B. Duncan,
HaI nra ke Smith Edward C. Center Chas H. Russell,
Fred. g. Foster, Josiah Oakes isaac Io"nscnd'
pslco Hall Robert = Hone.
ROBERT s. HONE, President
DUNCAN +. CURRY Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-27
Alillinerp.

yU,O THE LADIES.-Our Fall style of La
Dies sscs and Cbidrens Dreb aud BLACK Felt Diach
= Nh fesver Bounets with beautiful Beaver Riding
Nat tor Ladies and Msses msde from the best STOCK IN
rsrket Also large and handsome assortment 81 pam
Ia GAYS of the latest Paris fashions witn new
xs Of Drab and Silver Felt Black and Drab Be1ye
M Fsts for Boys Misses and Children at MoNAhoH'
al establishments No 2S Bowery
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-27
Clothing, &f.

ZINE FURs-MoNARQUE,, Of N No. - 2 81
Il Bowery solcts the PATRONAGE o. te sIs of Matn MINK
E,sb Iyn1 and Swedish Martin Vctornes M our .aoS
Cuffs Save your and money ana eAt.hisbnent No
before p1rchSsjng elsewhere at the old estsosu' w.
2x8 Bowery.
FASHIONABLE HATS.-Elegant French
s;L Us,s M $50 less than Broadway prices NeaA
\ slk TIE "a 1t y" BROWN,
hs" No 159 Canal-st one door from Sullivan