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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-01

CONTINUATION SALE or VALUABLE NEWARK
IoTsWe wish to remind friends and the public thai
the large sale of valuable Newark Lots 10 be made Tbs
DAY by ALBERT H. NIcoLAY AnctaoReeT, al <ocoeA a.
the Merchants EXCHANGE. comprising the balance OF 20 va
usbe Lots 5xlo located high elevated ground N ths
\, H. New Jersey Railroad These Lots viii be sold with
tss privilege OF three OF adjoining Lots OF the sane
Size and are beautifully situated for private resldeess
AMI will be sold without reserve with the usrs ressf'c
srsinst nuisance For further particulars, apply to the
Apc,ioa-er Nc. 20 Wsl-ss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-01
THE FASHIONABLE Fur MART OF NEw-YoRK.

The principle which has been n GENSs guding star
IN All his business transactions with the pubcthat oil put
ting down the price Of every article ne Offers tor sale to the
very lowest mark that trade viii waant-has
never proved beneficial his interests or more
satisfactory his customers than his aes OF Ladies' and
Chdrens Fur this The pnces Of his sets OF Royal
Ermine Ru.sis and Hudsons bay sable, CANADA sable
Msen Chincha Mns and Fitch have surpassed the best
eonnoisseun Furs He respectfully invites every lady
who vint the Bazaar 20 inspect the Far depart
well convinced the superb Nctornes Fur Cloaks Muh-
Topets Cu Gloves sc, Of that establishment are mex
esd At owr rates by nsny per cent than they be
bought at elsewhere This IS matter susceptible OF proof
or OF contradiction aud the test Of comparison If invited
In meantime is claimed unhestatEgy that the choic
sst ana cheapest Furs in tte city are 20 be found at
GEsIN's BAZAAR,
No 5ig RroadUav NichOlag Hotel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-01
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, WEDNESDAY, DEC. 1. 1852
For Europe.

The next number Of The Tribune for Es-
pan Circulation viii be issued THIS MORN
ING, 81 o'clock. It will contain all the Latest
News up TO the time Of going to press Single copies
in wrappers, ready for mailing be had the desk
Price six Cent. The Asi1 sails from this port To
Day Of i2 o'clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-01

VTis now generally conceded by all, that
FrxEmas No 70 fultonst selling the best Hat for tbs
money which be bought the City Those who are De
SIRIUS OF combining durability and style with economy ea
Do 20 by purchasing their Hat OF FREEMAN hx "
Hat warranted equa any sold elsewhere for - n
has sso beautiful Hat for s3 fine cashmere hsl 20
o. g. Call and examine his assortment and DC ss'S''
that thus is no idle puff.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-01
A REVOLUTIONARY MovrMrxr.-We under.

A REVOLUTIONARY MOvEMENT.-We under
stand thst MIR BooTH who has long stood the head
OF the clothing business the United Sta,cs has opened
elegant suite OF Broadway with the determination
TO revoiuonzc the old system by ahoyng the most supe
nor customw orb At reasonable prices Mr. Boom will fur
nish his patrons garments OF the fashionable male and
the best material cheapor than they b. bought in this
country
Mr. BooTns long experience aud ACKNOWLEDGED in
his profession, guarantee promising that h will more
than satisfy all who favor hun with then orders. Can
Q. booIn. No i96 Br0adMay. corner Of BIOnme 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-01

MAXI NorE or Ir.-That the People
a.t,-, ye gtye Of Has is the richest and most perfect
Hat 4, ,n.ss,si and offered the pubic ts
.easDn Their Hats give universal sstisiseton. LEI
ssIes-ro~tp IL ut No ii Parkrow opposite AStot hoo
Standard prices ~ and Sj.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-01
No. 5l3 Broadway, St. Nicholas Hote
Tnr SrYLr AND FAsHIoN OF your CLorH.

THy STYLE AND FASHION OF YOUR CLOTH
INcWe are of those who believe that is duty every
gentleman owes society dress becOmngy; and
cept worth little without hint 70 the best mode OF
following il up practice, Will point 10 the long
established and deseTyedy celebrated house OF w yES
NsGs Co. Of No. 81 broadway, the place of all others
in tls Union where truly CANT Clothing may be procured
either ready made or 70 The Southern planter
and the Northern merchant residents strangers
perfect fpome OF the reignIns fashions every depart
mont Of gentlenen's wearing apparel Such reatynide
Clothing probably not 10 be obtained elsewhere In the
world We ed the other day through the salesTOOmS
cutting and stockOOns OF the finn, and had
pOrtuBty Of examining the every department
With the whole fresh in memory, conf
IDENTIFY assert that elegant, high FINISHED Dress Coats
Sacks Vests and PantaOOns than then exhibited
were never made 10 order in New-York The variety in
winter fancy Ness and PanaoOn both CARDS material
ard pattern was almost infinite OF the OvercOats Over
acks 1aIlas &C. speak too highly The stock
mmeuse, and represents every style and every fabric
now fashionable in Europe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-01
THr HAT DEmAsD AT GESrs's-If the HAT

THE HAT DEMAND AT GENIs ST. the ndI
sason Is wane GESS begs leave 70 tbs he has
not discovered the fact The demand or hs elegant six
Hat OF the Winter Fashion continues unsbsted, and the
popular and unique Beaver Fe" Oh brisky ever
Attention invited assortment OF both descrp
rust received from the OESS factory improvements
have been made IN the original model but there 10 no va
nation from the fixed pTice-FoUK DOLLARS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-01
w See third page for some interesting items.

II Mr.. George W. Kimball has been ap-
pointed Z. s Consul at St Helena, vice John
W. Carol, deceased
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-01
Kro,,s FnRs-Speaking of winter reminds

Ksox's FURs.-Speaking OF WIuVeI IeIn L -
u az rr,fur, reminds Of KNOX ssd KEox reminds Us OF
low prces tip-top goods, and no ~ fas3n,s Ihere
~, 81 eorport about KS0xs furs that we are not
,,,sS n know that the ladies VINO inspect them cannot
resst The temptation and must perioroe become KSoxs
cos.opaerx Our gentlemen friends will Of call upon
KNOX aud provide themselves with new and elegant hat
20 make calls in Nev-Yesrs day; he always sets up
snu.etilng peouliarly nice Tor such occaslons.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-01
pr,,psc, Il HyrpHrxvs M TO

Broadway corner Of Whs-t-, receiving daily FIN
Rarope and the Auction Room unusually large and ele
CAN'T stock Of CsrpetnsN SURPRISING IN brsncy Of
richness Of desn and finish, anything offered this
MARKET Many patterns eKluEvely ard no 70 be
found elsewhere Aso the renowned Worlds Pair Carpet
in entire piece to which call public attention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-01

GRFAT BARGAINS IN UPHOLSTERY GooDS-
la order close fall rpoaons before the approach
ing holidays offer splendid assortment Of Curtain Ma
terias Of every descriptions; Lace and Muslin Curtns
Window Shades and COrr.ces Gnps Tasses with every
thing the upholstery hne, 20 per cent lower than any
other house in the city A. NJ. A r. DAVIES,
UpholstercIs. No. 2OS Bowery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-01

l~os the uight after Lyon had been through th- fe
not a bed bus was s'irr,uE, rai s mouse
Eg When once house has been thoroueblv
subjected 70 the eNiernnatng inhueuces OF LYONS Nc
NArC fo"bEs ana RUS. no bug or roach VIII be . no
nonse OF raj heard Depot Nc ~ Broadway. Pree -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-01
Han Dive AND Wlos-R,rcur,nn,s Mon

aaetory tor these articles Is celebrated in all parts OF the
world persons wishing hh elegant and durable VIZ or
ipspee car surely De suited AS Hair DYE is apped 4.
srFe guarantee or sold wholesale sni retail Il No Ma
Ct Copy The addrcss-bswxre OF mutations
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-01
The Iemmous slaves.

The following statement of the proht winch
Hr. Lemons has derived from the release OF hs ><e
negroes, is published for the advice and inormanon
others who may desire 10 embark in The same line o.
business
The highest Richmond prices OF these several slaves
would be-say:
Emeline, common hand, aged %. so
Nancy common handy aged -. 1920. 80
Lewis brother of Emelne) aged l6lt 90
Edward brother of Emeine) aged H.. 40
Lewis and Edward twins, boys Of Nancy,
aged 7..-------- --------- -
Ann daughter Of Nancy, aged ele 100
Amanda, daughter of Emelinc, aged 2rs iO
Baby of Nancy, TO be born as aboye-..-.- -
Passage from Richmond to n. Y, say %
Total ................ss eoo
Cash paid $500. ;------------- sooN
Deduct cost in Richmond aud expenses 3.EN
Net prost ......................sL.sA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-01

So Why is it that GREEN, No. Aston
House satisfies everybody with Shirts made to
Answ by the PubhcBecause the Shirts made according
GRrsHS system Of measurement always III IN the bosom
collar rstbands and sent home before the time
appOr ted instead OF a week after.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-01
M Tuy MuIIoS-The preatest

DRY GooDs FOR THE MmLIoN-l'he greatest
bargains found in tine city.-HlTcHcocE LEAD
BEATTR No 3f7 Broad way, Of LeOnardst have Just
opened of the finest and cheapest asortm ens Of De
Esinos Silks Shawls, MeIinOes Plaid Goods, Sc evor
found in this city. A beautiful De Lame at 81 a dress.
French MeIuo at 8 a yard; elegant Silks price. A
splendid watcred Silk, very wide and be7 quality for lO
snd everything else in proportion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-01

LArIKs' Car BALAlR.-DreSS Caps, Breakfast
Cara Bonnet Caps Night Caps RESI- and imitation Lscs
rofeurx Head Drcsses-ln fast everything elegant ard
rrchsrrhe and suitable for the grave gay a. NE~nANs
No sa5 Broadway Sth-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-01

NOVELTIES or THE WoRLD.-TUrTLE can
show YOU more Games at his Emporium No 35 Broadway.
than Won dreamed Of The last have brought
him the newest the most cOmcal the most entertaining
the instructive, the puzzng Games that Eng
land German France produce. Games are only
item IN his immense establishment Of imported goods.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-01

tv IL is fixed fact among business men
that much depends upon Dress and any gentleman who
specls himself will give that attention 10 his outward
pearonce which will command the respect of others
With eye single 20 the interest OF oil classes H. L. Eos
TER invites the of and strangers to his
Clothing Establishment, az No. n COurtlandst where
every article required genemans wardrobe be pro-
bara fern
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-01

CLorHING.-The cheapest and most fashion,
able Clothing and Tailoring Establishment in the City of
New York is at G. f. FoLwELLs, No "a Fut0n-st be-
tween William and God-sts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-01
" F,sK's METALLIC BURIAL CAsEs.n-Tl

FsKs METALLIC BURIAL CASES. The
require no further effort making sales throughout all parts
of the United States During the short penOd since their
fra introduction they have been nsed for the deposit OF the
remains Mrs Madison John c. Calhoun. Senator Elmore
Gen Campbell. CLERK OF the House Of Representatives
Gov Young of New York Gov. Whcomb Of Indiana Gov.
Hin of New Hampshire Robert Rantoul and Mr.. Fowler Of
Massachusetts Henry Clay and Daniel Webster David
Henshaw formerly Secretary OF the Navy; besides thou
sands Of other ia all parts OF the United States.
No better evidence be presented OF s1e on IN
which they held than the fact that the sales have IN
creased rapidly within the last six moRths require
the enlargement Of manufacturing facilities double the
original size, and still difficulty - found IN supplying the
demand But the propneton are sgaIn enargng their
works make them fully adequate 20 the prompt fill
ing Ofa their orders. Their salesOos st continued
az No SO Broadway where also Messrs. HUYLER q PCT
NAM located furnishing uudertakers for the retail
business in this city.
Applications for rights TO manufacture the article for
the sale the unoccupied parts Of the United States should
be made 10 the subscribers ". NJ. RAYMOND < Co.
TREMENDOUS CHEAP Only 4/ per yard for
beautiful Ingram Carpets at HIRAN ASDERsON's No %
BOweTy Tapestry Brussels at 81, 81 oi. Three Ply Car
pets 6i H. Oil Cloths g. 81, A. and English Drngget
wards wide Star Carpets. 81 81 A. and Window Shades,
Table Covers Rags Mats &C, at about alf the real
value
WATTs's Nervous ASTIDoTE.-I can honestly
state that during severe attack OF Nervous Depression
and suffering when life was scarcely endurable
stored in a most wonderful manner, 20 full degree OF
hesj fh and strength by the Of the Autd0te.
w X. MILLER, No. 289 Broadway.
81 per bottle. Depot No. lO2. Nasau-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-01

RHEuNArIsN CURED Remember, that the
eelehrstea remedy MoRtINoSE's Rheumatic Compound
ard Rood Pur6er can be had Of the prOpri-gor w v
AExASpsR& Co Ne I B4Icsy-s. The vast sales O. A,s
remedy shsw wonderful virtues in Feaevns thoe who
have loug suffered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-01

yy' Ii is fact, established TO the entire
satisfaction Of the New-York public that the Clothing
furnished BY the proprietor OF Union HALL corner OF Mas
san and FuOn.sts gives the satisfaction to every
purchaser The quality style and price Of the goods and
the immense stock always hand, have FOR Union
Hall The enSiabe reputation Of standing al the head OF any
private enterprise OF the kind in this city Dress Coats
OveTC OTIS Pants Vests and every article Gentlemans
wardrobe constantly sale Union Hail. corner Fulton
and kassau-sts- n y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-01
- Log Cabin Literature NAV crcate women

I've Nh'ih ma. NatoNA "VAiuh
who 'bocA' and spit like may engender plaster of
Paris rapier ache sentiment sincere tears 70 flow
from the OF feeling that is fashionable NAY
greater relish 20 the true salt the few who viii
stigmatse, with epithet, the deormity they pity
longer sectaran IN tenes but has invaded science
with peuue Jumping az hasty neutrality-suspicious.
that tn holy industry Of Old student These des
troyers Of generous blood with their acid OF nat
cisn. have produced bastard philanthropy of "isms
10 tie world hard, American insane thinking that has
Outrn the common much admired in foresth
but shall interfere with the sensible and
minrstion Mrs JERvIsS Cold Candy. To coughs
colds aud other pumoDc Ills before the dTead cousump
on takes root the wise ambition OF this delightful
fiction Sold by Mrs. w. JERvs, No 5 Broadway Zie-
Der, Philadelphia Redding, Boston; Taylor, Baltimore :;
Gilman Washington; Dexter Neleger. Albany; aud by
Druggists generally.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-01

JERGENSHN WArct

~.NN--''-'' WAN Hh>.--JuSi received nv rnp
subscriber some very tine Jules JerSensen Nstci. wiz
c-ftncats IRON hun with each Wa,ch wsr-antel 49,.
tfne- SeePsrS for sale ~ less than heuslsl pre F
N0opet " NeEss-scrne n hunting cases duplex and L..
Vers perfect ,ir1c-keepe1S ~ &C.
Independent; second Watches and oasr;er-sa.on5. So
IN a. horses, IN gold and SILVER Gases
SPsnod Gold Poke: ChToIofneters which rna yvhort
any vars
Enamel Watches for lssiss
6od and Silver Levers, Detached Levers Lep.ne Du.
PsA ana al Other styles Of Watches Al OF the above for
-A!e * les than he usual prices.
p. Diamonds pamond Pms RIMS BARRING Fnse-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-01

~ The great prize medals awarded in 1880
and 1851 for the beet Dagueneoypes the exhb-
in this year be seen in Roofs great show
case. No 353 Broadway. Perfect pictures taken IN any
weather
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-01
IN We seldom recommend manufactured

EY We seldom recommend manufactured
medicine, believing that in most herself per
itcls cure more rapidly and ecctuy tn can be accom-
pshcd by the vegetables and minerals of medical science
Bu. in the matter OF dyspepsia there are chronic features
about IT, which very often defy all the efforts % nature 10
create healthy action Of me digestive orgins and no. nn
frequently happens that Thousands suffer for years eased
both in body ana mind fom indigestion and Us kindred MS
To SUCH HoofI AND's German BteTs prepared by D.. C.
NJ. JACKSON, truly most valuable preparation Its
tonic medicine giving healthy eeuou 70 tie stomach, and
Will be found highly seveeable az I'll seasons but especial
during the spring Dyspepsia only be cured by pa
tent IN OF treatment and 20 all
those suffering under this sad naady would recommend
application TO the depot Of oofL sSDs German tiers
Nc lso AIgh.. Ps@iisSelpna Philadelphia Inquire
ana NSm-s,s; c. Ring, corner Broadway and John
aud by Mrs HAYS IN Brooklyn.
NEw-YoRS, Nov p 1857
CRYSTAL PMAcE-AsSooArIoN FOR THE
kxHnlTIos % the INDUSTRY OF ALI NATIoNs-ofheo
No IS RruaSwuyP Proposals win be received tins Ofce
until the 10Th day Of December, 0r the pubhcsOn by
contract OF Illustrated Catalogue, and Illustrated
Weekly Paper 20 be devoted exclusively the objects and
interests OF the Exhibition which this Association pEepag
ine 60 open next Nav.
Ia Will be required thar these TWO works shall be executed
in such style MARI tn highes, point reached IN tins
country by the respective ans employees
The contractor WILL have the privilege OF pTnnne the II
Illustrated Weekly Fsper "a tke ENhletoa Building, ana
sAa receive such facilities The comp OF both works
rs the Assooiaron can reasonably afford q, -
UNrARAILELED SUcoEss.-The demand for
Or NLANEs Liver Pills, wherever they have been intro
dnecS has increased wth ASTONISHING tsoy Aheit FoP
nsrty Is unprecedented IN the annals o. meSenc eNen
physicians using them In many when they can
obtain them Patients however need not be a. the eN-
pense Of medical sdee as they can purchase box OF inc
Liver Pills. with which directions wall be furnished which
viii work speedy The following certificate, NOM
gentleman ~ Ohio speaks srongly OF the efficacy Of TINS
ercat remedy
PieSEsLL. L0ssn CO. Ohio nth No. Sd, lsis.
NV wife afflicted with the Liver complaint far nearly
five years and spent about hundred dollars with rcza
lar physician all TO DO purpose heard OF NJ LANES Pi,
and got four boxes She enjoying good health. You
make this n 10 viii do GOOD
LEWIS COwGfLL.
For sale In New York wholesale and REAL by {. V.
Chckeuer 4 Co, No. 81 Bsciay-st, sud BOYD Pan,
No 10 CoGrtlsndtst. Sold also BY al the principal drug
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-01
THOSE LOVELY EYES

THOSE LOVELY EYEs-
Thosr lovely eyes, a. foady shiae
In this dAzuerreotype OF mine,
A filthy pure and owing heart
Hsd IN their imAged hight a part
There i nothing winch Commands the attention ., visitors
to Roors Daguerrean Gallery. No. 5S5 Rrosdw,y hks the
hfeke expression Of the eyes Of his porrsiz Rooms,
6rs aoor up ssA.r7
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-01

\ BIENISH REMOVED IN FIVE MINUTES
We suppose nobody viii deny that rel hair aud sray hair
are bernShes. Yet how quickly these coors can Be- re-
placed by the most superb shd glossy black brown One
srphes non 81 CRisrAp0RoS Excelsior HarDve beauties
and daI kens The nres bead whskes Applied privately
and sold al OSisTADORo's, No. Aston House
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-01

CATERS, CHEAP, ELEGANT AND DURABLE
The Ladies viii find Caters OF this character at CAN
TRELLs No C36 Bowery the best place procure
article oi feet covering CANTRELL, experienced
and canabe manufacture of Ladies' Shoes has the advan
tage the assistance of LAlOYTEAU formerly O Broadway,
~ tie getting ms neHt which snow unequaled
IN extent excellence aud value. Lodcs, visit hi' establish
inenf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-01

LoSDoN TOYS AND GAMES AT ROGERs's No
49 BRoADwAYA splendid Of these substantial
TOYS and interesting games have Just been received by Mr.
ROGERS from hs extensive shop IN London Also large
stock OF good cid English desks work boxes PAPER machs
tables, sd thousands OF other beautiful articles suitable for
presents during the coming holidays
to Sinks emptied by Atmospheric Pressure,
BY which process yard nnanees removed in the day
tine without ANY unpleasant etuvs whatever. Orders
left the office Of the NewlOk Pneumatic Draining and
Manufacturing Company. No 81 Mangin-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-01
" GouRAup's Liquid Hair Dye is, without

exception the very best invented Equally celebrated
GOURAUDs Mcdicated Soap for curing pinples fockles
salt rheum flesh worms letter salowness tau roughnes
Chaps chefes cracks SC Pondre Subtle uproot ha srn
any part OF the body Liquid We setebe Rouge Ly White
and bar Restoratve. at 81 WsIkerst near Broafnar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-01

a. ~ 4.eles AZ equally low nrlces
arc al Kinds CT Gold Chains pare gold WeidnS Rn,.
seio heys and Seals sold Pens aud Pencils roiS s5S 49,,
hin,eles diamond Rings and Pins Bracpets ,oi TLs,
Ssnt1ns EaIkings, gold and SILVER srect.elss 49,
finS finser-kinss silver Fruit nives sceri,ns 80
Spoons Cups, Forks se- At much less tbSn - 80 -
prices Watches and Jewelry exchanged Ar W.s sSA-
warranted % keep good tirRe, or tbs money r,,n-s
Nsches Clocks and Jewelry repaired IN tas bsst s
AZ much les thsn the usual prices -A-1s''
GEoReE c. ALLEN
Importer Of Watches and Jewelry wholesale an rsl
No. 81 WallSt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-01
Nru MoysnEsr IN BRoADwar.-The most


otsbje event in Broadway today viii Be the visiting OF
e Known and Justly popular for lovers u the beau
tfsl and the instructive in Art Th- establishment has
hen Tor several weeks in process ofnprovemsnL receiving
new furniture and decorations &c, and beyond dis
pue much the finest place of the Dad in the ccnDEy IL
has always been tavorte re@or for lades and VIII now b.
more comfortable GDd popular than From il large
Windows the busy panorama Of Broadway life may be
studied secure fo the dust and confusion Of the opsn ar
and IFS location on corner reDders il Of the few places
where the long line Of the great horoughfe can be sen a
one view. The rare collection Of pantIngs ponraitS'
sketches Of natural scenery pictures OF the al cons &c
constitute peculiar attraction and well repay me ystof
for the tune spent in examining them BY the reception OF
patronage seldom borrowed upon single indYidna me
prsrieOrs enabled offer 10 the lsies and gentlemen OF
NevYor and TO strangers generally. Free Gallery Of
Art IN the center Of the city convenient and easy Of Acces
that without e1usl in America for Injury and interest
And this patronage viii s further tncite him 70 renewed
e1ertions in his AT % that he may II poSoe improve
upon those master pieces Of his production which have re-
ceived the highest encoums and the highest prizes Of the
rnest renowned scientific institutions in the country Conn
dent that hs works the hands Of the people are ms
best credentials for their vO he bezs leave TO return ms
sincere thanks patronage already enjoyed and to INVITE
his friends and the public generally to the reoPenns OF his
C;rest Prenoiun, Da rperreiap Gallery. ROOT,
3e3 Broadway Of FraDklDs frst floor up stsTs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-01

VIII McDoNALD S NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING
HOUSE. No lO2 NAssAU-sT. (coRNFR OF ANN)-The very
beet Papers from every part OF the Union and the Canadas
received daily Best terms and fullest authority and
mendaon the written signatures ofthe publishers
~" FowLERs & WELLS, Psychologists and
Publishers Clinton Hall, No l3l Nassaust New-York ana
No. l42 Wsshinston.st, Boston