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Few of our readers are aware how large
is the proportion of those among the inn
migrants from Germany who RELY for their
means OF subsistence on the exercise OF
some mechanical trade, or how rapidly the
difficulty with which they find opportu
mites for labor in the occupation to which
they have been educated is increasing. The
fact is, that under the operation of the pres
ent tariff the supply of labor is fast becoming
greater than the demand, particularly in
large cities, where the competition with
the cheap, half paid labor of Europe is felt
in the highest degree.
OF one thing the German mechanic is
beginning to be convinced, and that is that
there is a fault somewhere and we see
indications that he begins to suspect that
this fault is with the free trade majOrities
in Congress. With him at present the
question of labor is the all-important one
all other party issues are of compar-
atively little moment, and now when
end to some extent that of Congress is to
be decided for the next four years, he is
beginning to compare the two great par
ties, their professions and their acts. He
knows that few years since every branch
Of labor was prosperous, and the letters of
his friends inviting him to emigrate told of
work in plenty and prices to which he at
home was stranger, but now the reverse
is true. He finds that the Congress of
1912 adopted one course of policy, and that
of SAG another. One of the great parties
which seek his suflrages at the present
time is pledged by its platform, by the
speeches of its leaders, by the declarations
Of its press, and by its acts for long series
of years, to open our markets to the COM
petition Of European capital and half
starved labor; the other is pledged in like
manner to give the home market to home
labor. One invites Berlin, Bremen, Geneva.
Elberfed to furnish us with garments,
cigars, Jewelry, linens and woolens, the
the other wishes to place the production
Of these articles in the hands of those who
were BORN or who have taken up their
residence, in our own country. This we
repeat is the main party question in which
the German laboring man is Interested
but in this how great, how all-importanti is
his interest
We have been led into the above re-
marks by the report of meeting lately
held at Philadelphia, Observation-Disclosures
enOugh-in two of the Democratic ~
papers of that city, one of which Di.
Free Prose-, says 1.-THE meeting of the
'workingmen on Friday was equally
respectable for the numbers of those who
took part in it. and for the excellent spirit
which characterized the proceedings"
The meeting, it seems, was opened with
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A MIRROR FOR III. Ii. STANTON.

THE Erening Post has published sew
eral Southern renunciations Of Whiggery
since Gen. SCOTS nomination, but has
carefully concealed from its readers the
main reasons by which such remuneration
is justified. We insist that this is not fair
nor honest. If THE Post rejoices at find
ing itself coworker with Messrs. ToOmbs,
Faulkner q Co. it ought not to withhold
from its readers the reasons which have
proved so potent in winning those gentle
men to the support OF Pierce and King.
Will it not nOlc let its readers know
Wby Pierce is so popular at the South !
Here is an opportunity. The Richmond
EnqUircr has an account of meeting OF
the Democracy of Richmond on Friday
night last, when Mr.. VIM. A. Cooke OF
Manchester announced his conversion from
Whiggery to Democracy. Here are his
reasons Will The Post lay them before
its readers
"Havng first explained his surprise at being called
on tor speech, Mr.. c. proceeded briefly but most seq
sly, t. explain the Why, he, WING had sen
compelled by the action at Baltimore, and the no mina
lion Of Gen Scott, TO renounce all association win the
Wing party. The Baltimore Wing Convention, hs saio,
under the influence OF Seward & Co., and ths
Wig party nh0se large majority pds az ne NortA hsa
By lis aets sh0pn that Il CONTROLLED By Efse-S'1ts"
an d be could 10 longer sfiliae with such party But
Mr. c. went further He said that he had studied tho
history Of Frspklin Pierce, and he had found snst
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ser to an InQuirfns Friend-By Horace GREE
LEY-being a calm and lucid statement of the
grounds of radical difference between the two
great parties which divide the American People
and the authors reasons for preferring and sup
porting the Wing party large and fair
pamphlet of l6 pages: Price $40 per thousand,
tl4 per hundred, 20 cents per dozen, 9 cents
angy.
II ordered to be sent by Mall cent each for 500
be added to prepay postage.
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e Owing TO the interruption of Tel
e.rsphic communication South of Richmond, yester-
day. we are unable this morning to lay before read
the proceedings of the Webster and Scott Conven
lions st Macon Ca but shall doubtless recei full de-
tails In sesson for our Fridays issue
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The Father of VIM. A. Gralia m.

The Pictorial Eietd- Book Of the Rero-
luton, by B. j. Losing, mo. %, page
598-9,) contains the following interesting
notice of JOSEPH GRAHAM, the father oil
our candidate for Vice President. 1t shows
that the blood is Wing and nothing else.
Mr.. Losing is a political opponent ana
wrote and published this before Mr.. INA
hams nomination:
Cs,,s,n IosRpu GRAHAM was an excellent spec'nen
Of ,bo,e young men OF Carolina who focked |" ,ao 1
fabtipg Tor independence He was oofp ~ .sn"y. p
yapia On the thirteenth Of October ltD, sSu :. -
- seven years accompanied ms "'|,sa,,. Na.e.s.
North Csrons lie was educated q, 0ereh 'iu's.s s
- Cbsylot,e ard was spectator az Tue famous con'o.
-lop held there in Msy, l771. 10 NAY ,''9 -
II nine,een. Young Grsham eniistd Ia the ionfn -
mept Of North Carolina re guar troops uIoel r4sr
Hrcb,beA via Marching n0nhwad, his coDsnss'os
eiveS INSTRUCTIONS 10 reIurn ~ Carolina aad ufsns.
,ent home on furOugh. lie was caiod Into aS',o -
vice in the autumn OF that ycar, aud accoinpth'oo
et,I Rutherford 10 the banks OF tho SsTannsn ~ -
,sr The defeat OF General Ashe az Bder Creek h' ~
wiih General Lincoln while msneuyering ssn""
cot ard was IN the severe battle o. StOno, n 'en'
l77e fever prosrared him. and ne re'1'n7e I'll III
" bile blowing In the helo, ne beard " W " -
Charleston end defeat of BufOrd atths "sAus", s,ss
IKE Cipcpnsiu, he LETT the furrow 70 engage ~ 49,
d1ea He sss sppointed aduiapt OF Meesloa .ns
regiment He vas engaged 10 active service o' CAR
lime, ard fought the enemy win My.i .ssr,snt 10
ws. 81, down and severely wounded By bnn ,I.s
arssoon. He received elk sabre and three oa ,so
wounds These confined him In the hosphAI w ~
months. when recovered, hs raised . somp.n he
I..saae Of The Bri,I,b srny a. Cowans Ford VIZ
bic compsny, and come troops from Rowan, as ~,
nri, cd md captured British guard at Hart. Mi ooy
mile and half from head quarter 81 h,'oo.o3 81.
md The next dsy was with Lee when RE ~
cs,sd He vsa engaged In active scrytce ~ tneS ~
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LATER FROM HAvANA.-At late hour
last night the Crescent City arrived from New
Orleans. via Havana, with 100 passengers, in six
days and eight hours. The news from Havana, in
another column, will be found to be important, and
to posses, melancholy interest.
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FALL FAsHroNABLE CLOTHING AT JEN-

EsGs CosThe reputation acquired by TINS rm or man
rnesmfe has given them the command OF an immense
wholesale trade Their stock of elegant ready made Cloth
ing for the Fall is ready and they iove 70 tne esP
oial eutoD of country mt present in town In
the prin pal cities ana towns Of the East and West-ln
Say annah, Charleston, as well as all tne nts'
or towns in the South the beauy and hnlsn
e style and material Of their ready Dress Goats sur
tou SACHS Overcoa Vests Pantsoons &c have been
pecised anc admitted for the last twenty five years The
Tor the fall of 1852 believed TO surpss' thst Oh
any former year. and to be altogether unprecedented IN
tone and character TO their fail stock and to secure rep
taon for keeping class of garments unequatd IN the aae
are invited to Inc the great variety oil syiSsh 'he
No 81 Broad way, American Hotel.
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For California.

We shall issue TO. MORROW MORNING The
Tribune for California, Oregon and the Sand
wich Islands. 1t will contain summary Of all the
Latest Foreign and Domestic News since the sail
ing of the last steamer; Money and Market Re-
ports, Marriages, Deaths, &c.
Single copies in wrappers, ready for mailing, can
be had at the Desk To. Morrow Morning. Price,
six cents,
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To Correspopder,s-

- M-We believe City Letters prepaid By ope.
cent stamps are subject TO further charge of sno,ss
lor oenvery when taken out Of the Post Ocs bv
second The carriera Otherwise either Pos,.OfBc. ~,
ss. must work for nothing "No charge on DALI.
Wy meaas' on delivery from the Post Once,
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The selection of WINFIELD Scorr for President and
WILLIAM A. GRAHAM for Vice President, has grati6ed
ardent wishes and strengthened our earnes, h.pe.
Our conviction has long been fixed that Gen. scorr Ia
the very man fitted and marked out by his heroic
aehievemsnts-his inestmable services, at critical ps
RODS, In preserving National tranquility and pre-
venting the effusion of blood-by hls unquesoned In
tegrity his sefdevoting patriotism, his unsectional
position and bis humanityto unite the Wing Masses In
one enthusiastic nvincibe host and lead them on 10 vte
tory. So believing, we have labored and hoped for hi,
nomination, and We now confidently look to the result
10 Justify our ssnguine anticipatisns.
TIKI TRIBUNE, standing on in own Platform and
knowing no other authority but truth will do Its umos,
for the election of Scorr and GRAHAM bu. Ii will no,
be absorbed by Political discussion We kaye chosen
to prefer Csmpaln subscribers large sheet rather
than small and cheaper one, because the postage
the same and because we wish TO extend the knowl.
edge of what THE TIIBuNE habitualy H. The letters
Of our Associate, BAYARp TAYLOR who next writes u
from Syria the ruins Of Nlneveh, Constantinople &C.,
will appear every week, with reviews of new Books
Proceedings OF Congress and the general Foreign and
Domestic News of the Day If there 10 another journal
In America more valuable or interesting than The
Tribune, h not because more money OF labor Is spent
thereon.
All the Editions Of THE TRIBUNE are printed In
large Cuaro form, on sheet 81 BY ~ inches showing
sight large and compact pages of reading matter About
half the Daily Is devoted to Advertisements, very few
of which appear In our other issues No ten dollar
daily In the world contains more reading matter than
TAx TRIBUNE, which 10 afforded q, q per annun, or
ells fer three months.
SEMl-WEEKLY TRIBUNE:
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reudtted at our risk Please address
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n GouRAuD's Liquid Hair Dive l.

without ezespuon or reservation the very bs ever In
vcnted E9oaly celebrated 10 GoURAUD Medicat.d
ss Tor curing ppplss foekles salt rhsum nssh worua
ssuef sIiownes tan, roughnsss to Poodre Subtle ap
""'e md Hsh Clos. ct 81 Walksrst, near Broadway.
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LYONS KATHAIRoN-Th

LYONS KATHAIRoN-The most delight
isl Toilet article a-d effective remedy for Badness Gray
@ psnctah, se. "a the world Sold BY ell the principal
ugss hfooghout North and South America Europe add
ot the ocean, in large bottles for % cents The
nosIaly dealt with at price which will pay hand
w Pon,, Principal Wholesale 0fice No LOT b roadway
- ePedis IT, THOMAS LYON
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK. THURSDAY. AUG. 10, 1852.
70, Presdent,
WINFIELD SCOTT Of New.Jersey'
For Vice- President
WILLIAM A. GRAHAM Of North-Carolina

~ The Tribune Is served In this City, Brooklyn, VII
aubursh and Jersey City for 2i cents per week. payable
10 the carriers Names sent through the Post Office or Penny
Post will be promptly placed on the CARRIER books
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~ The WIG ALMANAC fer 1852 contains the complete
vote for President In 1914 and l84s For sale at this ece
Price ia cents can be obtained In Baltimore, at Bur
gen Tsylora
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Poor UNCLE Tom!-Subiect from Un-

ole Toms Cabin edition Of th. song sung
nightly, with Tremendous applause BY WOODS Mlnstrels.
has JUS been issued by Ws VAsDERBEEE, NO. 40 Broad
way. Also the only correct copy OF Katy Darling with
chorus price, 25c each. In press the fvorte sing Of
$4,000 Old Home" Orders be IN early to
copies Of the above celebrated songs Five copies
mailed for dollar Catalogues OF music mailed to any
part " the country
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wM. H. ROBHNsoN,s SPEECH on

New-Iiampshire Democracy and Catholic Eman-
cipation-l6 pages. Price $40 per thousand, 81 %
per hundred 2 cents singly.
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IL WATrs's NERVOUS ANrIporE can
be had to test wonder working di'ase and
rein BY leaving is nominal value with tls uud-rsznsd
who will return all moneys deoos-d Il Y prves IA
theciual MEAIo, No al6, n II WILD No ibl G. =.
BISRcKs, No. $50 Broadway; w 5. CINasr No ~
De, st - r. ST,NEALL No 49, ruop-s' or JoHS PISS,
Wholesale depot, No. 10 Ann st 81 per botts.
HAIR DYE AND WIGs.-BATCHELoR's
Mandatory for these articles IL CELEBRATED Ia al part. OF
the world persons wishing light esEsnt and durable w
or Touree can surely shifted His Hair Dye IL .9pec
"a guarsntee) snld wholesale Tets ct NO
Wsi-st Copy the sdfress-bswars Of imitAto.s
+ CONTRAST.
Rooif. that TO radisnt flowers giye birth
Draw pp material from the earth
But there's RoOT rhOse rich srppy
Streams downward from the azure SKY
FloreTs wther. and then roots decay
Tint perfume. substance pass away;
But forms OF he bv ROOF portrayed
Time cannot rob OF light or :hsde, 1t.
still fresh they seem whate er tnef oa'e'
r." 'a'" Roor's Gallery No. S6S Broadway
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sCOTT-a broad sheet to be hung up in DWELL
ines and public places-with eighteen spirited
illustrations-wili also be ready, and will be afford
ed for $40 per thousand, 81 per hundred, or 2
cents singly. Terms, Cash nhexibly.
II to be sent by Mail cent for 500 miles and
under and cents for over 500 miles must be added
to prepay postage.
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To Country MERCHANTS AND CRY

To COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND OIrf
QUALIFICATIONS SALES lS'2- POPULAR GOODS
voyut Ar SYSTEM, AND POPULAR Prices.
are prepared greet buyers OF Dry 6oodA fansee
rsoops Csrp Is and OIL Cloths with full new. sod con-
nomsst;c Goods purchased early and Foreign Goods
y,vins nv aver steaer Our system giving universal
satisfaction to those who have tested T.
DRESS GooUs DEPAkIaENT.
Just opening very superior display OF staple sDn hnd
English Dress Goods comprising: Popins Alpacas Metno
ClothA entirely new and choice colon Also, ssnes OF
Rose shade. Of plain Mou,o DE- Lanes rs'ms s
ell kinds Of Woollen, Silk and M-rino snaws eosl.n'
Scotch French ana Domestic We invite Parti 'n% stsn
ton 10 our display OF the various gaies OF long ana
ehaws manufactured in this country
WHITE GooDs DEPARTMENT
The Room devoted u these Goods ara "nioh y u ..,
supervision OF DAVID THOMAS as purchases sI ,sns
d worthy ofs visit ofinspecon The asy ., 80 asodksr
Cembrcs Jsconets Lawns, Lsces iAnan Csn" !; onosts
chie Edgngs Froges Artificial rlo %a. T.bIe Cloths
and almosi ubrivsed Also, Towes NaPnns aoo a. 80
g. ~ lii onatss-but most particularly would we Ia IN
behsn invite attention the line of
had life time experience solely IN the soon, PEI h
20 mi. the advantages he oilers 70 close ouyefS
mnst he ex .uin d and tested 70 be appreclsteo
The Purchasers and Managers OF the w. M,
- On CLOTH YANKEE NoTIoNS, and WooLEs Dt,
SAsrsENrs invite the closest scrutiny and inspec'on VI
'nei sO''" DOMESTIC Goops DEPARTMENT
r,,,s .vrv dsscyntion Of Domestic Cotton Goods In
GLIDING all the styles Of Brown and blescheo shees' an'
shrtngh ,, nv,.prupsr
,s If the most assoreDts Of these Goods OF
f.red 10 Retailers in this country We only ASA an nspec
don OF styles and pnces ,,
We are prepared to grant short accommodation OF time BY
adding and tax ing paper payable a. oans
eouptry full range Of Samples OF our Goods orders ,sn'
20 us viii be filed with pomptness ana desPacn quo O
v.rded speedily all the winter by the medium OF
W IVES. va h'l''''' TwIsOS' f5nETSs,
No. AZ Broadway.
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SCOTT, with &c illustrations ofthe most event
full scenes of ms illustrious career including the
Battles of Chippewa, Lundy' Lane, Ceno Gordo,
Contreras, Cbapultepec, &C., with his protection
ofthe Irish prisoners in Canada, &c. &c.-a large,
handsome pamphlet of thirty-two pages on fine
paper-is ready at The Tribune office this morn
ing. Price 81 per hundred, 30 cents per dozen, 3
cents single.
When ordered to be sent by Mail cents for
under 500 miles and cents for over 500 miles
must be added, as the Post Office Department re-
fuse to send without prepayment of postage.
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TANpREws & LANpHlEk, Merchant

(Brewster Marble Buildings between Houston and Bleeck-
es where they are prepared furnish articles in their
line the shortest notice and The most tashlone0e mees
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10 prevent i've falling of and turning rev ana -, .
hshtul article for toilet useis sold BY 4. nrn.,P 90
sts the world Price only Is cents Der bosia aius
sof glossy appearance given the hair truly ple.n '
Il. THOMAS LYON, No Isl Rrasfw..
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SINKS EMITTED IN THE DAY Tine

The New-vork Pneumatic Draining and Manufacturing
Company are prepared % empty sinks In the daytime with
out causing any unpleasant eus Suks and cesspoos will
be dis'nsoiec BY process used only BY this Company
Qfhce, No 81 Msnsinst
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Rich CARPETINGs. - PETERSON IL
HumPBREy, No SIS Broadway, corner Of Whte-st have
lust received direct from the European manufactures per
late arrivals from Europe large aud eeesuI assortment of
rieh Mosaic Velvet ard Tapestry Capetng surDasng any
thing before In this country entirely new,
exclusively own and for sale full 10 per cent than
other stores selling similar goods.
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characterization ExCELsI-
= ~ DYE, to color the hair or whisk.rs the mo-
- - spynsc wbog, Injury the hair or skin 1t
ns no oso odor Improving the texture and eoofsrrin,
W. 80 sc.n s.,h,,ns spilled or sod CRisrAOoRo's
room for applying the dye. ''o' no"so' IH'ste
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w We ask the friends of SCOTT and
GRAHAM to call at our Office and examine
the following Campaign publications, which
were prepared under the auspices of the
Central Committee of the friends Of Gen.
Scott at Washington, are every way au-
thentic and efficient, and are sold at the
bare cost of Paper and Printing. Friends
of the Cause call and see if you don't
want to supply every house in your County,
Town or Ward with
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THE TRIBUNE.
SCOTT Leads the Column .-Forward!
Vow, brothers, SOW IS the hcurli

The publishers of The Neto- York Trib-
sHs profier copies of their regular and full Weekly
ssue eighs large pages each elk columns of Literature
Politics and New for the remainder of the Presidential
Campaign, commencing with the 7sh of Angus, and
closing with Nov IS, when confidently hope to an.
nOuncs their tIiunlph-on the fonxina tharnns.
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TAXES OF l8s2-OrFIcE OF RECEIVER

TAXES OF l852-OFFIcE OF RECEIVER
or TAXES, No New City Hail. Park-Rste s6 10 100
Notice hereby gwen that the Taxi Books Of tbs present
year will be open for payment the 9th Of August next
and that will then be prepared receive the Taxes charged
thereon All persons paying their Taxes previous the s
Of November next will receive deduction OF interest st
Der per annom calculated from the lime of payment
70 the LIST Of December One per will DO added
to all Taxes unpaid the LIST Of December uext Hours
for receiving Taxea from 8A NJ to Up NJ Banksbls
ney only received. HARVEY HART Receiver of Taxes
N.B.-Pepons have their bills by applying az this
Office and requested to give full descriptions of their
property; and also to inquire tor their Personal Tax If sny
New-York, July 81, 1852
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METROPOLITAN Hotel, BROADWAY

The Metropolitan will be completed ana opened for the
reception OF company Sept Price Of Board 50 per day
SIMEON LELAND & Co, Proprlstors.
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II FowLERs & WELLS. Psychologists
sad Publishers Clinton Hail. No ISL Nasssust Nsw-Yosk
en1 No l42 ngon ct. Boston
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" How ridiculous it is to hear the old

Foses eIpstatug the impossby sfgetng cheap Goods
In Broadway If you wish TO have your ideas convicted
and ENLARGED this subject call at No $50 where
IN the line OF elegant and fashionable Clothns ready made
and in the piece YOU sill ind rich AND beautiful assert
ment Clothing made order. An assortment OF Bolley
and Simonss Cloths and few chaste Embroidered Nup
tusl Vests just TO hand. No $50 Broadway corner
Whte-st LEyIE L. REGAIN
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II FIsK's Patent Metallic Burial Cases,
air tight and indesructible Principal Office. and Ware
rooms No $50 Broadway. w. NJ. RAYMOND Co.
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Tux HAT-That is, KNox's Hat of the
Gall st,le will he ready for purchasers on SATURDAY Aug
On Price a. Perfection has been obtained by tho produc
n Of this elegant article For further particulars inquire
I No. I28 FultoI-st
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EXCELSIOR .-BEEBE IL Co., No. l56
BROADWAY The Fall Fashion for Gentemens Hats yves
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WINpow ORNAMENTS AT ExTRAoRpI-

NARY Low PRIcEs!-KELTY FERGUSON, Nos 1881 Broad
way aud 81 hesdest selling Window Shades Lace and
Muslin Curtains Gilt CoBices Curtain Trimmings, &c at
great bar gains. Call and see EN-
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IL The most attractive establishment in
Eew-York IL that of HAUGHwoUT DALEY, Nos 56 and
53 Broadway They keep the largest assortment OF China
Gas Fixtures BroDzes &c. to be found in any store
in the world. On the premises above they give employ
nent hupdIed persons in the beautiful of paint
Ing and gliding China Free admission to the painting gae-
al hours during the day House in Psrs No.24 Rue
de PaiedIs poissoniere-