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~ HAsrrses,s Compound Syrup of

Nsphths only positive bot warranted cure to Con
sumption and all other Diseases Of the Lungs Inis med
cine has decided the dispute about The cnrapy 81 Coz
sumption and satisfied the Medical Facay and All VINO
have used IT, that Consumption and all Affections Of tas
Lures csnot only cured bus st they are easily and SIM
DIV cured a. almost any of the disorders to which ne h1man
hsue h liable The operation Of a single bottle. ~nicn
costs g. 10 sufficient satisfy pse not altogether
too far cone n the di,easef this fact even single dose
sves evidence of ire extraordinary influence 10 asns and
the ralady By the immediate relief which al
foIds This qusck secret nedy DR. HASTINGS is
deoyerer Of the most eminent physicians OF The age
end has fall disclosure Of its history and all ts comp
pepf parts the world wishing 10 incur the Responsible
ty Of csnung himself for the SAKE Of profit, secret
which was calculated do such universal good And such
have been the wonderful results Of its operations that the
London Lancet The Medoot Tines, and the most eminent
ply scians Of both xOusy calling upon SUI
ferers have immediate 10 It. and orocimins
that Of all known medicinss II alone has positively estao
hshed it, efficacy BY undsniate profs Of curing Consnmp
ton and other diseases Of the lungs The great celebrity Oh
HAsTScss Compound Syrup of NsphthA obyiates the ne
cessity of Publishing certificates of In fact so lar a.
can be asceained II has cured fast curing almost al
who have uei it. and probably pers who "a, taken
bottle but would be willing 70 give warm certict'e 10 its
favor other have already without solcitson-
Probably twods Of the regular physicians on ootn ndes
of the Atlantic using HAsTIsGss Napths syap IN
their private practice and OF them are becoming Ia
NOUS for the Of Consumption and all Diseases OF tne
Lungs entirely through its means Agency for New YORK
and vicinity C. v. CLIcKENER Co.. No 81 barciay-st
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Correspondence Of The n. Y. Tribune
WASHINGTON, Saturday May "a, ls,a
The Loco-Focos approach tho time OF
holding their Convention nearly that they have
begun to count noses. The BUCHANAN men from
various parts ofthe country have compared notes,
and set this down as the probable result Of the
first ballot:
BUCHANAN: 81 MARCY. ......24 ALLEN........at
CAss.........H DOUGLAS. lis HoUsToS.......
This is without New England, which is rcckonsd
to have no very determined preferences, in ease
the race should come to be between Cas- and
BUCHANAN. The calculation also omits absut
twenty-five delegates in other States, whose pr
ferences are net well understood.
The Secretary of the Interior has appointed Mr'
WHITING to the post Of Chief Clerk Of chat Do
partmeut, in place Of Mr.. GODDARD, resigne4
Mr.. WHITING is virgnian and a Loco-Foco, and
of course good appointment. JOHN TYLER for
ever
The Lntel7igeneer of to-day groans over The
" aggression" Of the Homestead bill. julius
Caesar tried to humbug the people evidently d
the Editors estimation. What a pity a similar
view could not be taken Of some of our modem
great men.
We don't know whether this cry Of mad dcs
won't lose the Homestead bill in the Senate.
a tune that can be learned by rote and "nS
easy. We therefore fear. J.sr'
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HoBoKEN.-Everybody is RI
REFEREE SALE OF 278 VALUABLE LOT:

AND Bull ISGs TO CLOSE AN ESTATE AT AUcTIoN-Our
readers will please notice that the large and psremPtoy sale
Of 30 valuable pieces of property takes place on WEDNEs-
DAY next the 10Th inst at II O'clock at the Merchants Ex
change in the City of New York BY ANTHONY j. BLOCKER,
under the direction of MURRAY HOFFMAN, Esq, Referee.
This property il will be reference to the maps is
cne Of the valuable estates that has been offered to the
public for many years. being situated Cedar Thames,
Hudson Amos 18th 6th 2ls 18Th 5Oth 5ls SD SD 5ith
55b Seth and 5hs and 3D. Sd and Lexington-svs in
the City cf NewYok. Also, number Of Lots on North
stl-st Wyckof and Grahamsts, in Williamsburgh. and
about acres of land on the Harlem River Kngsbdge
The viii he liberal and will be announced at tn time
OF sale Lhoeraphc Of the above property can be
continued on subsequent day il necessary until the whole
is sold (No 20lT
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CoNeREss.-The new South Caro-

CoNeREss.-The new South Carolina
Senator, WIZ. F. DEsAUssuRE, took his seat yes
terdav. After an Executive Session upon Indian
Treaties the Senate took up the Deficiency bill,
and an amendment was adopted, appropnating
$4,000 for Judicial expenses, supposed to be
mainly to pay the cost of the Christiana Treason
Trials, and the catching Of Fugitive Slaves in
New-Y ork City.
In the House, one hour each day was set apart
for the hearing of reports from Standing Com
mittses. The consideration of the proposed do
nation of 100000 acres of land for the benefit
of the INDECENT insane, was postponed for two
weeks. The Invalid Pension bill was taken up,
and Mr. WAsHBURy, (Whig,) of Maine, spoke an
hour against making the Compromise measures
party test. MIR. BAYLY, tOppostion) of Virginia,
is charged with political speech, and will proba-
bly, give it to-day. An attempt to make the first
Monday of August the day Of adjournment was
unsuccessful.
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EAsr INDIA Day GooDs.-Mr. Four

PAIN having removed from his location (Nibos Gar
dsnl 10 No 653 Broadway would invite the attention OF la
DIES and gentlemen his assortment OF India Chinese and
French aoods a displayed his present stand For articles
combining novelty with durability, and economy with beau
~ Mr. r. feels satisfied that the goods he has OF Onen
~ manufacture scare need while his assor
spt of fashionable goods commends itself to all follower
Of the latest mode. NJ B.-Just received number OF
Csnfop camphor trunks
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, TUESDAY, MAY 25.

~ The Tribune % served In this City, Brooklyn, WI.
Hsussursb and Jeey City for Ia cent? week. payable
% the carie Names through the PostOee Penny
Poy viii be promptly placed upon the CarrisrS books
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By TELEGRAPH.-From Boston we hear

By TELEGRAPH.-From Boston we hear
of terrible Railroad catastrophe, by which nearly
a whole family were destroyed. 1t is surprising
that people will drive upon railroad tracks, in spite
of all the shocking warnings that have been given.
The proceedings of the New School Presby-
terrain Assembly will be read with interest.
The election yesterday in Albany, was a COM
pIete triumph for the friends Of the Albany and
Susquehannah Railroad.
A bill to get the vote ofthe people of Maryland
upon the prohibition of intoxicating liquors, has
passed the House of Delegates.
The Wheeling Bridge Case occupies the atten-
ton of the Supreme Court at Washington.
Several fires and other serious disasters are re-
ported by the wires.
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For Europe.

The next number of The Tribune for
Earopean Circulation will be issued T II I S
MORNING at 9 o'clock. 1t will contain all
the Latest News up to the time Of going to press.
Single copies in wrappers, ready for mailing, can
b. had at the desk. Price Six Cents. The Canada
sails from Boston Tomorrow at II o'clock.
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How TO USE 1T.

How TO USE 1T
Lyoxs powder lightly shrowl
Into holes whers reaches 20;
Into bsdstesd joints and eracks
Where the bedouss stick like wax
Out they'll come-they cannot stay,
Into the broad light Of day;
And BY scores Of every size
Die at once before ycrr eyeA
LyoNs Pills in barn or heusa
Soon hill every ret and mouse.
Net in hcles the rascals die
Losing life upsn the ally;
No they leave esch dssk redress
And arusglnx perish q your feet
:, Depot fos LYoSs Magnetic fewdw end fu1. Ne. ~
Broadway
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NEw-JERsEY.-A Correspondent at En-
zabethtown, writes US that the Delegates cno~s
to the State Convention are nearly all Ffm0,,
men, instead of Scott men exclusively, as an o.
Whig' informed US the other day.
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Ar GxrIN has the pleasure of notify

GENIN mas IHt PIcdsuIC VI HVVllJ
ins an who have the Of children that his brilliant
vssiety Of hgft Summer costumes for boys OF all ages
eud from the cboi asortmeDts in London and Paris
srs now arranged fur inspection In his Bazaar the display
Chdreps Plain and Fancy Hats and Caps Ladies' Summer
Frsc ade sn6 Riding ats h the largest and most diver
Died both In style and materials TO Be found Ia New
New fancy articles for ladies' othe most ard
psttens are continually arriving from Europe io TINS eas
ksbmept a the prct agents abroad have standing
orders 70 purchase everything in this department which .
IN good TASTE appears Perpetual novelty and
p.oieafs cbareoe smopg the leading features OF
GESINs BAZAAR, No. SIS Broadway,
81 Nicholas Hotel.
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above raw-bail cases at the Tombs will
be found engaged in the endeavor to reduce
a freeman into bondage. Even the shadow
of responsibility shrinks from slave-catch-
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London Agency for The Tribune.

w THOMAS Nos 10 and q cathsrine-st. Strand Is
thorzed TO subscriptions and advertisements for TIE
Tribune in London.
Our friends in Great Britain and Ireland BY remittins
VIM THOMAS above, 1916, by Post Office order viii
receive - The Tribxnefor Europe" one year.
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GRAY, DRAB amp CREAM COLOR BEAVER
The Summer styis of Gentlsmsns Hats Tuesday, May
h In addition 10 the varieties above mentonee we have
prepared several styles Of soft fur Ha OF VARIOUS shades OF
ur occurring to the the perfection OF comfort and
together with ample stock OF newest styles
Of Par anna and Straw Goods.
" - RfRD corner Pine and Nassau-sts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-25

VERMoSr.-The Hunkers OF the i'n
District have appointed H. z. stoaghton
Delegate to the Baltimore Opposition Na''0'~
Convention.
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To- Attention is called to the Village of

Flsmmersburgh advertised In another coumn,) where
desirable and pleasant Residence may be obtained at
reasonable price For beauty Of scepey and o;son
is unsurpassed by place in the vicinity Of New York
We pleased Recommend it of the most eligible
that is offered to II public visit to the Village will
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n DR.. S. A. WEAvER's well-known

~ LII. >. A. WEAvER's weli-knOwn
Cenksf md Salt Rheam Syrup Csnker Cure and cerats are
eold IN thn city By n. Ward Co, No s. Msidenlsne;
Ceo'r nsAs.s ksene No Ia Maidsnan Psniold
ton-sf Z. ~ Gaion. No ~ Bowen Reuber Moa corner
Of Grand ard Cannonsta; C. A. Romile1 No lT2 sh sv;
Crombie, corner OF sowery and Hoaston-s; H. T. Hall No
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-25

b REAL Estate AT AUcTior.-20 valua-
hle I, a Ground are to be By ANTHONY BLEEcKER
TH,s Day AZ II O'Clock the Merchant Exchanz.. IL OF
the same being 5h apd 5sthss IN one body between
7,h "a SHAW Also Lou etb-st. between Avenues
and D. and Lots ssth-st Maps can be had At the
Auction Rooms No Broadst mo Solsi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-25

MssouRr.-Hon. James s. Green n.'
been nominated to Congress in the lid p''''"'
nv the Opposition, over James Lusk Benton
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IowA.-Hon. Philip veile, Of Leo =. =.
has been nominated by the Wings Of the !" y
trict for Congress.
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~ Ladies wonder how it is that q. NJ.

Roprnc sel DRY Goods much cheaper than other stores
srcusIly his Grape Shaws and Silks for he certainly
selling plain and embroidered Grape sbaw,s ~ slo
al Der ward; Summer Silks very low Barge and Barge
Deisines the richest and most unique designs and color
fhslies printed Musns and Summer Popns and Parasos
Draperv Muslins oil at corresponding low prices; every
description of Domestic Goods at Manufacturer prices at
No IS 3rsnd-st corner of Orchard
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20" The natural fluid which colors the

Hair has been simulated by OsIsrApoRo His Liquid Hair
Dye IL absorbed every fiber from TO top, strength
enins and vitaxng the Hair well impartns TO 1t
reh brown black White red or sandy Hair thus be
changed in few The fluid leaves STAIN and
exhses odor Applied and for sale wholesale and rets
CRisrADogos Wig and Scalp establishment No Ascr
Houss. n B-Prsvsis rooms for applying the Dye and
ftfirg On Wigs
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u Opera Glasses to distinguish thos

tuiitsbe high Of Madame Goldshid for sale and
the Optical establishment Of WALDsTEIS& SEcKEL.
No Isl Broadway together with the best Of Spectacles and
other Optical InstrumenA
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AN EsrAnLsHMENr OF TwENrY-sEyEN

YEARS SrANpiNG. More than quarter OF century has
passed since the firm OF W. JENNINGS Co founded the
hionable clothing In the city Of New
York They were the pioneers Of the trade, and the stand
they took al the has ever since been main
tanedwle their circle Of custom. now embracing not
merely the city Of New FORK but the entire Union has been
continually expanding For the present and
seaaon they have made than ordinary PREPARATION
Their assortment Of cassmeres broacoths vesng. and
hionabls fabrics been selected with the ut
most care from the cks Of the first manufacturers In Eu-
rDpe The superior elegance clothine
end the stamp Of ashon impressed upon every article
make order sell ready made have long been
Druadvay. tAmerican hotel)
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HOSIERY AND UNDERGARMENTs.--R
L ADAMS No. SOL Broadway, import and manufacture Ho-
serv and STOCKING knit UndeTgarments Of every dsscp
don Our goods be surpassed in excellence OF quality
variety of styles and owne of prices An examination by
spoctfully solicited. RAY ADAMS
Xmericsn Honery and Undergsnnent Mandatory.
No 59l Broadway opposite Niblo's.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-25

II Drab Beaver Hats at So; extra
susty n ~ Please call and before purchasing
6en mens and Boys Summer Hats and Caps; large va
AieS - Wv W. j. w. KELLOGG.
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MIcHrsAN.-The Wing State Coav'
ton viii be held at Marshall, Julyt.
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II General Mutual Insurance Co. have
removed TO Nos and Merchants Exchange, the
Ger Of Wall and Willam-ss

II. GILBERT a. Co.'S IMPROVED EoLIAN
PiASos-New-York Ware Rooms, No SS3 Broadway, cor
ner OF Anthonys and opposite the Broadway Thester
where the largest of Pianos with without the
Improved Eoan may be found and will be sold 1T great
bargains These instruments coming into general
use The improvement T. Gilbert Co. have made upon
Coemans original Eolian is very great
HORACE WATERS, Sole Agent.
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ESTyRpRIsE INAND AROUND NEW YORK

ON every hand we see the march of improvement Old
and buildings heng pulled down In almost every
street make for ee CANT structures From early
dawn TIL the busy hum OF we'll employed indus
try ereets the sde On every railroad ana
steamboat route new and houshne villages spnngins
UP If by magic Among these villages some hold out one
Enlargement and some In rambles and wander
ings do ecoec OF place that pleased us oer
than the new village OF Fsmmersburgh situated on flush
ing Bay, Of the most beautiful places imesnaoie ~
true that there other places easy OF access 10 the
city Just but tins drawback need not long remain %
indeed there every prospect that ths Flushing Kali
road will be commenced As soon as this Is DONE
will become favort. country residence Tor
men doing New while the present prices at
which lots are sold necessarily be doubled and rebed
The protector of this village, Mr. JOHN FLAMMEk as wiH
be by the final result seeing ana snrewo specs
ator He the great that must eventually
center this lovely and at resolved y lay the
foundation of future village The property now IN the
market believe nearly all sold or at least all mat
will be sold now because suppose that portion VIII be
reserved BY the proprietor because he Is fully aware that the
prices whc he selling far below what must be
It's ultimate value Now in these land specuatons we would
advise no man Whist do but do think that every man
who is shout selecting place for home should among
Others visit Fammersbursh and have talk to Its enter
prising protector before finally purchasine elsewhere
not always that which looks best ut first sight that to
best in the end and rather think some OF our peo
pie will find this out before they done with their land
buying Those who fall into the hands OF pirates VIII
have TO suffer As regards Mr.. FLAMMEk we can safely
say be oil the shark tribe but man who takes
pride conducting his business to make friends instead
of enemies But have got Oft text ON improvements
chat about the village On anoher occasion we
may take it up again and give some OF the results
HoBoKEN-Everybo is rushing to
Hoboken The delightful promenades thronged with
prospect than it does Search
the country high and low, travel by steamboat railroad
car the pleasure yielding qualities OF Saratoga or New
plac like Hoboken, either for health or enjoyment.
Morning Star
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WIG AND HAIR DYE.-BArcHELoR's

Mandatory No WaL the best place In the city for
procuring these articles HE original Liquid Hair Dye holds
the highest place in public estmatoo and for the last four
teen yea has the greatest Subtraction thousands
who have used in all parts Of the world As Wig and
Toupee maker Re has equal Copy his address add be-
WA Of limitations
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-25
~ The beauties of Locke have been

YeeA by 81 love Of with much pe.suTe and
but the beauties of KNOX lie in the sly OF his a wnicn
All Tho wear them them be the most dny1e
ookiDe hat Of the sesson IL sht elastic and easy 70 tn
bod extremely beautiful in shape sn1 superoy
en1 6nshed In fact il thu comfortable fsshonaoio
M sssopsbe bal in TIRE mszset for they are sold y r1gs
poLLAns only Nj. KNOX bias Isee sssomen. =, mi an.
49, Hsa OF the most approved patterns and ysps
~ svsry dscrp,ion This will b found In the sun
Uuisdina. futolst
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C9- If YOU wish to change YOUR gray

heirs to their original color use vANDEUsEN's Improved
Wahpne IL aids nature in the proper secretion of nutr
ment and pigment which Is the thing needu
natural healthy growth Of hair The preparation Is free
from sediment oil anything which may leave STAIN and
its occasions cleans the scalp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-25

SUMNER UNDER GARMENTs.-RAY q
ADAMS No SOL Broadway import style of Zephyr Under
Vests for Lsdies Gentlemen and Children 70 which they
invite the special attention Of the public II perfect adap
tsou 10 the summer season. and very reasonable prices
sood rrcomme these superior will assuredy
win universal favor and acceptance RAY ADAMS,
Importer and Manufacturers of UnderG and Hos
ery No. 59i Broadway, opposite Niblos Garden.
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~ For Debility and Weakness of tn,

sysem. ., the West Indies and in Southern stAtes
where much Of this complaint exists BrSs Renovsns
Aromatic Cordial has received the hstenps testi
nony. Sold Ne SIS GreenwichLt- DuAne-st- and
hy other druggists Price 50 ceuta Physicians let YOU pa
0ent, frvi il
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LADIES', GENrLEMEN's, AND CHILDREN S

UNpEs vEsTs-Nhat can DO more comfortable or more
healthy than Zephyr vest gentle absorbent OF perspi
rsfiuu hsht soft elastic and durable acts 10 charm in
shiedns the body and protecting the pocket RAYS AD-
AMx No SOL Broadway opposite Nibo's Garden
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-25
T GouRAup's LIQUID Hair Dive is,

without exception reservation the very bes,
vented equally celebrated 10 GorRSuDs Medicated Soap
for curing pmpes freekes salt rheuu feshwprna tst-
ter salowness chaps roughness kc Poudre Subtle
roos hair from any part OF the body Liquid Rouge Lily
White and Hair Close at 81 Walksr-st near Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-25
V Patent Cotton Felt Mattresses, ft

private dwellings hotels steamboats, ships &e &c, manu-
hcured under . and peculiar process by the Paris
Steam Waddine Works Brooklyn l.. /. These Mattresses
possess many and great advantages hair
other kind made among which Insy be mentioned tbs
following viz: They from Is to 50 per cent cheaper
hair will break mat down. and will retain their
elasticity much longer; proof against all kinds Of vemn
by far the most healthy bed that be used and Gill
Re found to be great reever Of rheumatism easily
newed absorb dirt and the cleany bed made
Fer sale by r. d. NJ STEBBIss Co, No. 50 Broadway
Orders received for any size wanted together with boil
and pillows.
Upholsterep invited to call above and examine
article of Fetns prepared expressly for their
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-25
w The march of General TAYLOR

fsm Point Isabel to Fort Brown. opposite Msa rnrcs
most remarkable The whole affair hisay crerabe "a
the energy and capacity Of the American soldiers too.
wa il In some dee remarkable In SevYork business
man to conceive the idea Of ecstpg his place OF business
NJ No 76 Fulton-st Of Gold to commemorate tbs
victories of Gen TAYLOR in Mexico BY making featae
Of Cen TAYLoRs Headquate TO sell cheaper and better
clothes than other house In this market Mr. SouDESs
Will always be found hand ready and willing
tomers in proof Of all we have here said.
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VIM 4NEoo 1tEHEDff.D W ffVt u fsf-Vu
HAR-DAvIss Rshvsne acts upon the roots Of the
reproduction of the original colorng sub
stance This preparation restores the hair to its original
color softness and growth Price 50 cents per bottle
rsnted. For sale at the general depot No. 500 Grand
and No. l92 Broadway, No. 29 Westinghouse, No. So2
Hudson-st. No. ~ Bowery, and No Ill Honston-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-25
W' English Floor Oil Cloths, "a feet

V6ecieeent Marble Scroll and Mosac hEureS OF Sa'in
nnsA, ct No. % Bowcry, HIRAM ASpERsoSs. Also. loo
pssees al beautiful Floor Oil Cloths IN widhs at 81 SO
end per yGd end upward the most extraordinary bargains
ever offered in this city
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-25

NJ - tesEis have IN store eomplsts and desirable
enens - aseiue SrvLEx Which they o9eps at tAe
olloWtnl vogy reAaced pricea.
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GLoRous English Imperial Three

ply C&pssne Of gorgeous and sterns eolos magnificent
usiqae mosaic and scroll hsureA never before exhibited as
No ~ Rowcry HIRAM ANpgRsox's Also American three
ply capssA sisS n and 81 per yard Of elegant spras