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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-26
NEW ASSOCIATIVE ENTERpRIsE.

We learn that q number Of believers in the
doctrine Of Cooperative Industry and Economy
have purchased the estate Of Dr.. King. and
some lands adjoining, al Perth AmbOy,E. J.,
IN order to establish there an an Industrial.
Educational and Domestic Association. upon
the principles set forth in their Provisional
Prospectus, which, though intended for private
circulation, We copy below for the information
of the many persons who might desire 20 join
in the enterprise, but would not otherwise be
aware of It's existence or nature. The domain
consists Of some go acres Of excellent land
in gCod order well situated, with beautiful
groves, and an abundance Of pure spring water
The distance from this City is some tweuty-six
miles, water communication, and is accom-
rlshed by steamboats, in two hours. The do
main has water front Of 5hree-eights Of nile,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-26

STATISTICS or COTroS MANUFACTURES IN
misunderstanding 10 recent official report upon tns
manufactures and domestic trade Of Russia there are
in that Empire l5s manufactures OF Cotton d''ded
among 80 of the Provinces The Province or Govern
ment of Kauga numbers q, that of s. Petersosrg H.
Moscow g. Vladimir Wahlhinicn, Wjsdka, orei ana
Jarosaw, each. &c. The amount OF the goods manu-
featured Is about pieces estimateda at 3oOoOo0
silver rubles and giving employment to aboat l431'
il dviduals About half of these goods are printed
adding value 70 the above of some 2OOoOOO silver ru
bles and employing some 5000 laborers additional
About $4,000 pieces were woven upon power looms
tie res, by hand
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-26

r. We this morning conclude the publica-
ton OF the documents relating TO Cuba, and can
testify that no writers ever more wildly sus-
taired the interest Of their works than tho
authors of these diplomatic papers. II viii Do
seen that every Administration down 70 tha'
Of Mr.. Polk has acted consistently with view
70 preserve Cuba in the hands of Spain. And
this has been done mainly, according to these
dispatches, from one great motive namely, the
interest Of tho slGveholding States in their ne
gro property. With a view to keeping this
secure our Government has labored quite as
strenuously to hinder the island from becoming
independent as ii has TO hinder it from coming
under the control Of France or England The
fear Of its becoming Negro State is explicitly
acknowledged by our statesmen; Daniel Web
ster ard John Forsyth are unanimous on that
head, Though Mr.. Webster expresses II more
aorcibly. as was his nature. Again We com
mend these important papers TO the careful
reading Of every citizen. Nothing more sug-
gestive Of serious reflection has lately been
given 10 the republic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-26
The New-YOr Worlds Fair.

The Directors of the Association for the Ex-
hbiton Of the Industry of all Nations recently adopted
very sensible resolution to appoint local Committees
in the principal manufacturing snd commercial States
OF the Union, TO interest the manufacturers OF the
country ard 10 secure full representation OF Amer
lean Industry We very glad to learn that this re-
solution is responded to with alacrity by the Eastern
producers The Boston Committee is composed Of
Samuel Lawrence, Marshall P Wilder, George 8. Hi
srd, Nathan Hale Otis Tufts J. T. Stevenson, James
W Paige ard we learn that they entering into the
matter with spirit, which doubt not will be initiated
in other cities.
We learn that the reports from the foreign depart
nieu Of the Exhibition are very hatterng aud we are
told that tho only difficulty for Mr. Buschek VIII be 70
decide what he shall refuse 1t is quite impossoe mat
the Europeon manufacturers should not eagerly sysh
themselves Of this opportunity OF coming before tne
American public.
Mr. Whitman. the Cansda Agent of the Association,
has returned and brings word that the people of the
british Provinces are stirring themselves actively in
The matter Indeed, we this by the Montreal and
Quebec papers
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Nrw.yORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY. NOVEMBER &C. 1852.

NORTH CARoLrsA--The Legislature OF this
State took ballot for u. S. Senator on Sa'ur-
day last but made no choice. Hon. james o.
Dobbin, the Democratic Caucus nominee, re-
ceived 70 woes, aud there were moro thsn 80
scattered against him.
On Monday, a second ballot was had, with
ike result Dobbin "a votes All others s..
Hon. Il. NJ. Saunders received %; James B.
Shepard q. This looks as if Mr. Dobbin
could Mt come in.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-26

EE~ See Sixth and Seventh pages Of this
mornings Tribune for reports and sketches of
several Sermons, delivered Yesterday in this
City and Brooklyn. Also, Lectures, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-26
Mr. 4. H. Escrsa 70 The Secretary Of Slaie


70 3 CONFIDENTIAL AApRIn, Dec. Il, ~
SIR hare intended, eyer SINCE ITeceiyed tae lhS
nation respecting the British Intrigue for reyo'nton-
ing the Island Of Cuba AID the CaAaries, q coan-A
cate with this Government upon tie suhcc a. toe ~
favorable opportunity TIE unsettled state o. -
Administration for tifsc aiieT, sal then tDe
partuTe # the King and tic only elective Minister ~
Caiaonia together viii t!le argent character Of W
occupations IN thsi quarter, .,nier1l II 81 course
peGiflt OT the rne - direct a1r aifcIiion 20 my ~
lfairs however IN themssges Important should P'o
ably Las adjourned Pc nlsttsr Uai ai'er the hDss
turD, Hllch expected about tic EE1dIe o. Jsn-5,
had not,he GOyciDfDcDt recently shown disposi."nS
tefmirce q once the ncTO: alton respecting iDasnaa
ties. II struck me that free c0mmuutcailon Nm ~
hntics, upon che subject alluded 70, woulf nafoIy
produce more friendly and conidenr1 ieeADS 49,
TIE United StG.es, which n1igbr pcssb'y have iiSof~
erectupon the decision Of this question Ia nc eon's
sstoDs witch have recently had win NJ SeiiDaT -
have accordingly taken occasion to Fuseesf wiho.s
course oang from what quarter tho mo. ~.
had been received that the Government q ne bh1
S,ates hsd reason suppose tast the British 6'sen
meDf had organized plan tor reTolu la1siziny "
ilards. snd I inquired or hun whether this Govern
lrent he'd any knowledge q prooeeinF. NJ Sonn
on seemed little surprised a. We a my r.farD'
hut replied that this Government had r. t.t receiver
formation months AGO that the British Gosernme.
had sent out lrgsfe 70 the Cenastes and 70 CGoa p'
the purpose OF accommodating the stare q The prcpi
tisDs defense those islarss and Of estabseng "a
lstons with such discontesed persons ~ h Be fins
this expedition, and believed that thus far eveytH"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-26

III The Peoples Iiatters, who are they
1r sopt ror prodpetiors ensNer They are meeasS =,
TIE yf order Ia the year lao Trey were Incorpoii -
THE HAT-FIEIsRERs UsoS. Thu Union - foo5.cs
clurvsy Of practical hs'fers whose aim II Is ~ rev
sor supeTor 70 my n t 80 Their sss
have Coz 90 They will continue 10 co 80 80 House
room b u No. % Perk.row, oP?osi'o '''
STANDARD rriee', 81 and - -
F,ys ov Arr NArIoss.-Stimulatea y t 81.
,,s,t demand that now exists IN EuiPe ,des cosurne
elegant useful and indspeasD.s tai has hitherto a;t-ned
D. se Of 6ne Fursi ms ~ ani 81 b1snsss
BEEN Induced 70 enter i4Is the reputation his est
$3.50 boLs a. the first in ii; e.y oi s.s % DIR
and ECONOMY sne A. the u1sos Bay, Russian aud other
;1s e. ts can OFF, ADVANTAGES IN TINS ospa NJ ' -
- ~ e. 1, N Il any other store IN the country.
90 Prices OF FIhs. -, go
,us.l Russian Sable tie set complete, ine,1dng Me-
Cuff and TPPet from -; -. co-,r.te IN
elsd;ue Muf Cuffs aud Tppet, from. o'to li'
PR Russian Ermire the sef complete, iDe.oo- ~ %
Pure Royal bin @MsysI T 1fe st' OTTO 20
The f..st CSch IS T Tae 81 f con 1910 IS
FrsDeh Sable the sei complete inciuans 25tO 50
German Sable the Sc, complete noea.s 1910 %
Russsu .rh ne e. s complete iaolas Is to 70
Bssm Martin, de e. complete iaolaoi.s Ma. 2to So
American MINK tLe set econ complete ino.. l6tO s.
r,snlL Prime. dc Get complete, including o. Il
MuG Cuffs and Tppet, from .''.''.;;...';.' o" -
Pt.Sisn Silver Squirrel, The st complete H. ne. a5
abiding Muf Cuts and TipPct FROM -. wv ~
Amerean Squirrel the st complete ineiuaHs g. n
Muff CuBs and Tippet, from. .':... -;
Mogrtsin Martin the set complete mcluoine o4o 70
Muf Cuff aud Tippet, from. ...;:..'t;;;.aa;
Acsn Lynx te 81 t,o rnpie'e neaans .. 25to IS
Iqpdcn SsIes Ly9sH tss set t complete u'al o Fl
Fffeh Sable fhe st complete, incudlhs "uh TO-. o,
Cuff md Tppft from. i.. MN
Cuff and Tippei, FROM. $500, ,...',,;;.ss:
Silver Bedgsr the ct complete ineuons 25to 80
sjuIo article, such Nun, Cuts Ilgpe', 'i0'o'"-
or Eoa az a prOpOItiOnatc rate. ,-.-.r
FuIs ol.-I'- Fr.,ci, q, -rier Gro. BClYiN,
' Par's Mantilla Cloak, Fur end snawl Emporium;
fa'' 'a"'''' 49, No S6l Broadway, New-YOIk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-26
RrcH FvRs AT GESls's BAzAAR.-There arr

Rich FuRs AT GENS's BAZAAR.-Ihere are
f ,,tc,s In which the uupraciced eye is more liable 10
be deceived than in Furs. There may be variation
MANY dollar in the value Of tsO Nuns or N.clonno eu
vet nine sdes out often may be unable 70 detect @ .ne
epce when they v,w tho articles spit nom eiG1 Ototi
AtOENIKs Blzaar the lowest prices are alta ed ~ 'ai
- -bo,e ,,,,lcte ~ nav be had CONSISTING o.
Ps,seisr SoIIe ROyal Erilnc
Cs,eIo Sal h Hudson Bay Sable,
s,onc Marteu French Sable,
gon-te,p Marten Mink Marten,
CLuchina Fitch Marien.
Whoh cannot f 70 elicit the admiral On Of every lady
.f teste AID discrimination. Bcldes these GaNiN has q
,upeb ass rtnent Of s tic varieties Of Chdrens fuf
I,Ses and dents FUR Gloves Gents Fur Caps and Collars
and eiennt seighing Robes, which form whole the
rrohercbf stock Of Fors ever exhibited IN TINS city
GENINs BAZAAR.
ST. Nicholas Hotel, 40. 5lJ Brood ~ay.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THR NEw-Y0Rk TRIBUNE
ssse. Telegraph Office ssyrsr Of ansssv and B'aSs-'''

Election of Z. =. Senator In Interchangeable.
CoNcoaD n H., Thursday, Nov. %, 1859.
In the House this morning, Hon. Charles G.
Aherten DemocraD was chosen United States Senator,
having received l35 out of 265 votes Ira Peasley
(Whig) had Il votes; John Preston, Free-Soil) q;
John P. Hale 4 John s Hills a. Scattering, 5. The
Senate elects this afternoon, and will undoubtedly
cur in the choice of Mr. Anterior.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-26

SAUL FOUND GUILTY or MURDRR.-Tbe
care of William Saul indicted In connection with How
lett and Johnson FOR the murder Of Mr.. Baxter ship
keeper Of the Thomas Watson, was given to the Jury
about o'clock yesterday morning. The Jury agreed
about hall past 2 when the Court assembled and the
Jury came in with verdict Of GULrY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-26
Thanksgiving In Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Thursday, Nov. y, IoJ2
Thanksgiving in this city passed off very qqi-
civ Busintss was generally suspended, and all the
Churches well filed many OF which, patriotic sermons
were preached
The Southern mail is in, but the papers con-
,sin uothiuq of interest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-26

~ Mr. MEAeHER's Lecture last evening
called out lie largest ludieEce ever assembled
IN this city 20 hear one mau speak, where
charge was made for admission. The vast
area Of Metropolitan Hal was crowded from
floor 10 gallery, by IN audience Of not less than
5,CC0 persons, the asles and passages below
being full as well al the seats, whereby much
dissatisfaction was excited among those whose
vicw Of the speaker was Intercepted by tower
Ing heads With so many standing a1d some
continually moving in search Of q better posi-
tion. it was impossible that all should hear;
yet Mr.. u. spoke nearly two hours, and fixed
tie attention CT al who could hear him. His
Lecture vas mainly Historical and descrip-
tive Of Australia, the new empire so rapidly
rising in the far Southern ocean. but inter-
spersed with passages Of graphic imagery, po-
etc feTvor and thrilling eloquence. 1t was Of
ten interrupted by enthusiastic plaudits. A
brief sketch is given in another column.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-26
Markets. a.. Reported BY Telegraph

cHaRLEsToS Nov. o. ls52-The late news from Liver.
pool hes had very depressing effect upon our Cotton
ket and prices have receded from 10 l. At this decline
20 bales sold to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-26
Fire in PhnndeIphin-Nnrrow Escape.

IHILADELrHIA, Thursday Nov. 20 IcJ!
A dwelIing-hOuse on Lombard-st., below 9th,
occupied by colored persons destroyed by Ere last
NIGHT A lir and woman, whose retreat was cut Oh,
saved Themselves by jumping from window IN the I'd
story the latter first throwing out her infant winch was
cnuSbt hy the crowd below. None OF the party were
seriously injured
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-26
Col. Preston's Election to Congress in
Kentucky.

LOUISVILLE, Wednesday Nov a. 1852.
Col Preston, the Wing nominee, has been
elected TO Congress from this District, by fully fifteen
hundred majority Pierce and King carried the District
by 2l3 majority.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-26

Tie Daily Delta (New.orleans) proposes
and commends the following Cabinet. 1--WE
emit the commentators
Secretary Of S,afe-R NJ. 7. HUsrsS' Of Va
10 Tre1svry-DANIEL :. DICKINSON, n. Y.
10. gar-JEFFERsoN DAVIS Miss
DO. NGry-THoMAs II. SEYMOUR, Conn Or
RoBERr F. STOCKTON, n J.
y NJ General-CEARLEs q. GREENE, Mass
Secretary of Isisrior-JoHN w. DAVIS, Ind
4,t,ra,y Gfpsrak-AARoN V. Brown, Tenn.
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Nrw-YoRx. nov. r. 1852.


CRYSTAL PALAcE-AssOcATIo FOR THE
EXHIBITION OF THE INDUSTRY OF ALL NArIONs-0lce
No 81 BTosdwGy-FrOpOsals VIII be received at this Office
until the l0h day Of December, for the publication, by
contract. OF Illustrated Catalogue and Illustrated
Weekly Paper TO he devoted exclusively 10 the objects and
interests OF the Exhibition which this Association prepar
ing 10 opt next May
II will be required that those two works shall he executed
in such style mark the hi get point reached Ia this
country BY the respective Sris employed
The will have the privilege of printing tie IL
Illustrated Weekly Paper in the Exhibition Building, and
shah receive such facilities in the compilation OF both works
e. the Assocation can reasonably afford.
WN.WHETTES, Secretary.
tV% FowLERs Il WELLS, PhrenOlOgists aud
Publishers Clinton Hall No l3l Nassau-st NowYor and
No. l42 WgshngtOn-st, Boston
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-26

rE' The best Machinery cannot be TOO per
teet eua a. ssre'% irS ''S "s. SeSs ~ e Is.
COW extensively in most parts Of the c0Inty, I'D
they vhO have them sfe gNt ng Thea business ana rap1
Is nakg fcrtunes Money invested IL low priced Sewing
MschirCs throvn away, nud time with T. Call andeS-
anire the only waclicsl'y useful machines O. No -
broedwGy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-26

AREASsAs.-W. K. SEBASTIAN has been NOM
mated, in caucus Of the Arkansas Legislature.
for reelection to the Senate of the United
States. This is equivalent to an election.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-26

~ Some people say, what can there be
tbout GREENS Shirts that unbelievable will
other, Let US whisper ~ peoples that IL the
cut the it, the msch needlework, that gives them pop
ulsry, ind makes the name Of GREEN No Aston House
familiar To the world CT fashion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-26
NARCrs SPRING. No ,, Bro,d \ New Yolt

NANtIs SPkING, No y BFOldFt, Nfw f0Ik
y. r. SPRING. No. p Broad -. New York.
GEORGE b. ARNOLD. Perth Amboy, n. J.
LYDIA ARNOLD Perth Amh0y, y. J.
CLEMf Vt q. READ. NeV-for
LYDIA -. READ, New York.
SARAH TYSDALE. = .. go Chestnuf e., paiisd.p
MN. HENRY CHANNiNG. Rochester, y. I.
THEODORE d. WELD. Bcievie, \. j.
ANGELINA &. WELD. Be- esi'le. y. J.
-ARAH v. GRIMkE. Bei.eU.r. y. j.
THOMAS DAVIS, Ptoy,denrc. h. l.
PAuLihA ". DAVIS, PrOvidcncr. K.
JOHN MAXWELL, Wal ?. New YORK.
fHOMAs TRUEsDELL, Pearl g., Nv Tori.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-26

90 IL is fixed fact among business men
that neh depends upon dftss and any gentleman who
spects lnsef will ave fiat attention lis Out3grd ap
poasUioe which viii command the respect o. others
With eye single % he interest of all classes H. L. Eos
invites the attention II ell, and strangers 10 his
Clothing Establishment, At No. q Comtlandst, where
even article required IN sentemsns wardrobe be pro-
cured on literal terms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-26
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, FRIDAY, NOV. 26, 1852.

lg'sce third page for some interesting items.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-26

TOYS TOYS TOYS iil--pOlls Game, Ma
aic Lanterns Drums Swords Standards, Shields Bows
Guns Balls Rottos Hobby Horsr' Furniture Sets, Tea
end Dinner sts Soldiers Sham Eighls Tops Tool Chess
Dogs Cats, Sheep Monkeys Elephants Horse, Rs5nii+
Mice, Donieys Lions Tigers, Deer, Birds, SNAKES
Skip-Ropcs WhTs Toy Piano Fortos Hsrps Riddles Har
InoIico1 and indeed every variety OF Toys in new and
beautiful STYLES just imported for Holiday Presents by H.
s ROOMS st his Fancy Bazaar No i49 Broad way Prices
distinctly marked aud cheap that they cannot i TO
nleasc ihnsD who laVnT HIM with q cal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-26

GAS Is. LICHr.-NO one doubts the import
ance Of light IL brings into existence al the beauties q
Nature aud Wit the und y invited from those dark aud
upeTstous Impressions the brightness Of the n10n-day
sun An accomplished intellect must have hight II % Is
obtained from Of those Gas xtures found At the great
manufacturing depot of ARCHER, WARNER Co, No. SIC
Broadway, II viii be light and beauty combined
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-26

CLOTHING FOR THE PEOPLE.-C0ld weather
sways wakes up such The have the loose change
10 spare 10 gei new outfit To ell such most con
fdentiy nmended the houss OF SMITH RICE No ~
Fuitoist in every way prepared TO supply teir wants
on terms that will square with The sctest rules Of econo-
my They have hand very large stock OF Resdy,
Made Clothing besides the bee. Goods in the market all
ready TO make up a O moments warning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-26

~ Family Groceries, Fresh Teas, Foreign
F,ts snioes Wax and Sperm Candes, Sperm Oil Butter
Cheese sears ETC. Of AL the various kinds, constantly On
hand and for sale in quantities to suit at the lowest market
prices By j. o. FOWLER Wholesale Grocer end Tea Dealer
No. $50 and No. fss Greenwich, and No. 76 Neseyst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-26

eric moved. ard engage in an irksome soddes-
perate s.ruggle for daily bread.
Bad o. the state Of things has hitherto been,
it is becoming still worse the onward march
of machinery Is daily encroaehing more snd
more upon the marrow field hitherto conceded
to female effort The spinning frame and the
power-lOom have thrown out Of employment
nine-tenths of the females formerly engage 4 in
the conversion of cotton, wool and hemp into
fabrics and now, the Sewing Machine is oon
the point Of effecting similar revolution with
regard 70 Needle-wOrk. The sphere of Indus
trial Opportunity for Woman must be enlarged
or great proportion Of the sex must sink
into AFFECT dependence andhoPeless pauPerisul.
Idle, in yiew of these facts. is the stubborn
conservatives suggestion :-WOman's place is
at the head Of her household as Wife and
Neither: let her accept that and be cOntented
All women are not called to be wives and
mothers Many could not marry if they would;
some would not if they could and besides,
those whose destiny it is TO marry may not be
transferred at once from a mothers breas TO
husbands freside-there are years of girl
hood and early wOmanhOOd through which the
daughters Of the poor, especially if early de-
prived Of g fathers guardianship, must earn
their livelihood by Independent exert on.
What has the conservative to profer with re-
gard 10 these And what has he TO say as TO
their labOring from daylight to dark at never
ending Homework for some four TO six dollars
per month, while their brothers are paid twice
to thrice as much for labor less repulsive and
nowise associated in the common mind with
personal degradation And what has he TO
say to this problem If tens OF thousands Of
women in all our great cities are glad to work
for ten to twenty-five cents per day at shirt
making, &C. what viii they find to do, and
what must become Of them, when even this
desperate resource shall have been swept
away by the relentless advance OfMachinery,
a social Transformation or renovation Of
some sort seems inevitable, and the practical
question Of the day is this Shall this trans
formation be foreseeD, comprebended and
guided BY benevoleGce and wisdom or, Shall
it be left to burst upon Us like the avalanche
the tornado, or the earthquake p Let Christ
ians, philauthropists and patriots ponder these
problems. The following circular, now in the
course Of private dissemination embodies one
Of the many projects now aloat cOntemplat
ing Improvement in the condition Of the least
fortunate class of virtuous, and industrious
women. We commend il to the attention Of
the thoughtful aud the good;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-26

NEw STYLEoF OyERcOArs AND TALMAs.-Ihe
bleak weather reminds OF the immediate necessity Tor
these articles and the nmense variety comprised IN the
stock Of w r. yENNIEGs Co. invites 10 selection
The Geld fOr choice in their establishment Is indeed wac
one and as every garment is fshonaby cut and elegantly
made end flushed u s impossible 70 wrong IN naAinsa
pmciaie Their FurBeaSer OvercOats lined throughout
with sir, have peculiarly dsagat appearHnce The fab
Tc is Of tie finest wool ard soft as ilossss, while III
point OF warmth the Fur Beaver OvercOat has superior
The 1amas ct JENNINGS Co.'S also especial notice
for their graceful cut ch trimmings and niodutugs and
the elegant in which they hang from tue shoulders
becoming article Of winter costume than ono OF
JENNINGS L Co.'s Black Cloth CuTed h aver Talnas
be fashioned by the hand of art, Those WHO are
about sarohssse Tsitnss Clocks Ovars9cks or
as uss oIrcie winter clothing, 80 bet than
pay their respects 20 the oldand weknO'Sn 6rm a w
JetHNcs Co, No 81 Broadway, American Hotel--a
house at Cor hes stood the heqd OF the
fashionable ready made clothing trade IN this country