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The .Thnndercr., AgHin.

The London Times, through its New
York correspondent continues its fire on
Gen. Scott and his friends. The following
is from his letter in The Times of the 18Th
received by the Asia yesterday:
"Tbe great Mass Meeting at Lundy's Lane
was failure. 1t was failure in numbers in the
character Of the public men who attended it, in
the enthusiasm which it was supposed it must
awaken, and the extent Of rs results. The British
provincial journals very properly INDUCED in some
remarks on the lndecacy If not the improperly
Of the Americans crossing The frontier TO ceie.
br0te on American rict0rg icitb0m permission
from he FOCAL authorities, aud wa have been
reminded that il hardly the scene for the
celebration of victory by General Scott, since
only short time after the battle of I.undy's
Lane and OF far from the sa ne ground, this
Napoleon of America was himself taken pris-
oner and under circumstances mich, ia En-.
roye rrOuid hare ShOrR HIM Of mist of his iaure,s.
The fact is no longer denied in any quarter tn at
the Wings find il very hard indeed to get up much
Of furOrc about their military candidate. They
h0d already tired 1t twice before. and even with 80
hon, ~, modest and patriotic a man Gen. Tay-
lor, had scarcely won the election; and now, with
dlsmemNeiment and tisafiection ia their party,
with principles that are odious to the most en-
ighten.d portion Of the community which are
!IOpOatH ioI dubp1ipii ny pcOpir, anu u Chlul-
date who, it is universally cOnce ied has been
nominated only because Of the excitement it was
supposed his name would give rise to the pros
poets of the Wings are not very encouraging"
Fire away, gentlemen WINFIELD
SCo1T is not stranger to the smell Of
British powder nor the shock of British
balls. He did not finch at Queenston.
Though immensely outnumbered and al
length oyerpowered,) and he met your le-
gions unawed at Chippewa, Lundy'S Lane
and Fort Erie, and came off triumphant
You cannot crush him now, when his owl
countrymen are to award the palm of vic
tory
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scott at Charleston In 1892 '33.

But less discretion on the part OF Ssoa
in the mcmenrous and delrcate business 90
which he was charged, would have precip'tatsse.
fatal catastrophe Regarding the proprrt' -
prudence with which he acred W. have the
lisble testimony Of BtpjamIn Wat-ins Lrlt1
Esq, who vent to Charleston rs che besirfs
CERTAIN resolutions Of the Legislature u vngaA
intended TO restore paclhc relations bst~4N
South Carolina aud tho Fefsrai suthontr<
That gent |. man, in u letter, thus speaKs Vt -
conduct of Gen Scott:
"Ivas 1t Charleston when be arrived and assoScc
the connsId, which be did 'bOoi psr'de or fusA -
De Who had not al opportunity 81 oosefVnsoo 'u' ~.
he excite melt IN Aisted, en- have Al Sus ~ ~
,epiii u ut the deiicscy Ut t5s rast Geo o"''s -
lsrse acquaintance Sb the pee le Of Cnfrir,se
was their fri, no but bis si,uau was snc' mas
III. grea, majority 81 them, looked upon Sm
.pemy He thou, bt ,ha3 The hr't oros o' -
civil " ar b, we. the Uui;ed ates sbd on4 o' - -
uoulo o, Nv. sd ium. dcs oie wound sDen ~. a. =
q change of our insri.IVk Us he was fss"~N"
lostible, u prevent resort u brds ~" -. $3.50
have been more judciou- thsD Die co. 80
neI prom. 20 tass 0feLs-, hs fops ~ a. 80
he str,ctest suaro ass was most e.'-u' -
~. 1880 g. -, a.. g, he ned himself rssssy u
;, A, sh,,,ld beceus p.cesssrys and no stn" -
t,pcri, upd.rstoeo. h. soush' 1o 'oo'sy 90 ,ssnG
NuiteJ, spo took csfe ever 90 say S"fn sssxo
ID. subjec, VI political dlhare ae.s mo M. eosSo
.ni.,s Frera tns begnnisg 10 tbs snd hN ~ ~
80. q. con.,lsroyy II wss irm ssss s'nssfe ~. N
~, he Lr sxu his duty aud Ma rssoss.n W vo'S~~
~ ". -, .,.r IA. ufin,iua object and Darpose ~~
He "a, pert cpy successfsl. ubeA sse " IS i"S
n,ob, have resulted 10 q serious enhi'ion- -
No one Who rightly appreciates the ia.s'% r.
most critical passage OF Ams''csn h'sss ';cb -
70 understand the sryng position IN ~
scott was placed ~ r, at'On TO t. bat I.ra,os
ordirar, ragscity, srli-comInsnd, ann a,,ooo
the Union served hun this ms on all ,i'n '',.,re
,ons in his e,sp,fu lie ana The resaI' ns -
,hr infinite % sources OF his m'pc, 10 in. s,r CO.
the e.gcncy may be chat calis upon ~" bs -
sci OF action. Ia the Pres'es 'as's". ostsss1g
the ser ant Of war; with III tbs insVuis o. W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-26

ADLER and stronger party any right of prop
erty in the weaker-any right to treat him
as convenience or n chattel On the con-
trary, we regard that inequality as an ad-
ditional and urgent claim on the stronger
for championship, enlightenment, benevo-
lence. Instead Of making the poor, ignor
ant negro give half the proceeds of his Ia
Dor to minister to the able and intelligent
masters luxury, we hold that the master
ought to be willing to devote liberal share
of his own personal earnings to raise his
benighted, brutifed neighbOrs out of the
mire of ignorance and animal appetite into
the condition beftting a spiritual and inn
mortal being. If this truth were but APP
pretended and realized by the Whites of
the South, we feel very sure that their APP
prehensions of peril from rapacity, law
lessness or instruction on the part of their
negroes, if emancipated, would speedily be-
dissipated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-26
Town kiecsiou.

Full returns have not vet reached n.
70 the la'... ri, crion il Iowa rha 10 q Poe."
ticket is believed to he elected bya NAL 80
-such a msjort' ns can repdih -. o,,,ray
November. For Cougre,s, Jonn p Cool NV,
~ elrctd in III. Burlington District nv r., ,n
10 | ,OUO majority owe, Ciart hs Loo, F5eo 90
ent. w the keoL uk District. HEM. tloco ~
~ elected. beating Vile, (whigl and ro.s:sII
ahead Of his ticket. HIS majority il No, -.
known. ,"
The Iowa Senate is composed OF 81 nsnA.-
and the llnnse of b3 In rte last Les,sls,a,..,'
Wings hsd fonr Senator'S aud five Rso,.ss.,'~
tives. So Car as heard from ~ tbs ,s..n, ~
non, cur advces are, that the Why's have elected 80
teen s-nstors. and feel quite sure oi t~o m,,s ~.
l. co Focos have elected fifteen This would 80.
Wbigs mi nritg 10 the Senate s'~
We hsve hard OF the -lec,ion If % w liza N M.
House OF Represents i'ss, and of q LpcrPcc a. w.,
thu fur'hc' rrturns oil give the Loco - vroo.,,,
= majority Of ten or twelve on ioipt bIla HsSn -,
been Tor the Free n v'se, ia the Wn,s C.uos,. =
Henry. J hrrson and Wishing u where tke .r..,
Il lily was committed II running linton or Id, usac.,,
chets Operating solely TO he sdvsnr. ge vt the 10
tocos the Leeislsturs would have been Whs And n.
election of Mig United Ssat.s senator .scur,d \.
several coopes, Also sbe Wings lost members by 10.
two 90 Thirteen votes
Notwtbttsndipg these defections, the wh,ss has.
done we'll noby-apd another election will sdos as
Iowa bs Wing St-ts ln this result thee ID eyertsi,,
To encourage eur political fsDds and VT are css.rl
BY the accounts which they give Of the pros.ct Ia "A,
PresideDi-l 'sce. They intend carry ,ns sxs O.,
Scott sDd this election has satisfied them Of to. sbav
70 doh Scott name IL n tower oi strength and 9TH
such devoted wings Iowa contains and the cartyov
II at Pierc" DO nothing, esd-n to sdvaacsnsr
Interests In the improv, uent ri her aud tina A.
sstsn To be given to her railroads. feel sn sbd !,
cc hdepce that Scott and Graham will receive the vov
OF this young, thrifty and prosperous State
-. Louis Republican lAh
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
To CouNrRY MERCHANTS AND CRY

z...,rss-AgTvMS SALES, 1852 POPULAR GOODS,
poerlAs sYsrE~, AND PoPuLAR Prices 90.
We prepared TO greet buyers % Ury oooaa 49,
ss5op. CAN. aud on Cloths with FULL new sno oo
.ssie Good, purchased early, aud Foreign Goods
yivins nv every OUR SYSTEM giving universal
satisfsct;on 10 those who have t-stas II
Dssss GooDs DEPssTMEsf
Inst openins very up-n display of staple siln and
Siotbs entirely new and choice coion Also Ashes o!
Roet shsd-s VI plain Mousn D. Lsinss Persian Cloths
new and beautiful designs FIRE nch aenos aud Tie daes
Al kiods of Wooilen Silt ana Netino Snawis English,
scotch FIRE nch and Domestic We invite partsua stten
don "a our display Of the various grades Of long and square
SAewis manufactured Ia tnis counIy
WHITE GOODS DEPARTMENT
The Room devoted t. Goods aud which under sne
supervision Of DAVID THOMAS purchaser aud msuase
4 worthy of visit ofnspecon The urray OF mt Ir
Can ohcs Jsoonets, Lswus L-ces Lin-p Cainofic '.
ehefs Eds1nss Fnnses Arucis Flowers Sc IS sonpete
sud almost unrivsled Also Towes Nspflns -. a., -,
&c, VI all qusiities-but most paffidu,sIH b.,ns
had lice time experience soiely 10 me soon poraoht
10 this de partuent advantages he ohes 70 cose
must b. exsun d snd i.sfsd % os Capri
and On Ci ora YANKEE NorIoSs, and WOODEN ot.
pARTmENrs invite the closest scrutiny and Inspection OF
their goods and prices ,
Comprises ever, description of Domestic Cotton ooods In
cudps oil the styles Of Brown snd beacheh '
PRINT AND t}iEGHAM OEPARTaEsT.
One Of the most sssOmehts OF Theses 1oods OF
Jared 10 Retailers 10 this country we only asa an 'nspec
On, u,i,,, are and unorm-Nerr Cash pay
Ne are PREPARED u grant accommodation VI tins, by
NJ. .h,d ,xbdt by the aid Of travellers through the
county, full " Samples OF our f"on, odes sent
20 q. si filled sith promptnes and despatch ano of
Warded speedily al the wintef by the mednm o,
Es ri. Railroads the sxtrsDe North south Eass OF
Wa.i TwgEDY, MoULTON fLiaPIoN,
Importers and Joboers,
Nh a Hr.z
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AMERIcANsIN EURopE.-A true .hearte

AMERICANS IN EUROPB.-A true hearted
American, writing us from Southern Italy in repre-
hension Of the espionage and annoyance to which
Americans are exposed in that region, by reason
OF the hatred and dread of Republicanism there
current, says:
Il hope you viii succeed in electing Gen.
ScoTr, Dot that | care much about your Home
Politics, but because know that hi . name would
he terror to evil doors In this despot. ridden re-
eion: "en. Scotts elevation to the Presidency
would cause America TO be respected through.
cut Europe, wheTa his heroic achievements and
great abilities are very widely known especially
among those who hate and dread the conta kon Of
American influence"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-26

the pre'ensions Of the house Of Orleans to the
French throne. His only remaining rivals Henry
", and among intelligent Frenchmen the opinion
IL general that this prince will como in on the dis
solution of the now impending empire. ltappesrs
that on the Austrian Emperor's late journey IN
Hungary he was received with coldness by the
Slsvopic portion of the population. The King
and Queen Of Spain have had a quarrel, growing
out of the jealousy Of the former. In Portugal
the finances are in desperate condition; the cur
rent deficit of the public revenues is fright'nI.
The English capitalists do not seem in hurry to
take loan of E7jO0O0 proposed by the R'Pub-
lie OF Dominica the idea of country OF 2oO,oOO
people, IN very poor circumstances, borrowing so
'arge Il sum of money is thought preposterous.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-26
Interesting Correspondence.

The following letters were written more
than thirteen years ago, before Gen. SCOTT
had been seriously talked of as candidate
for the Presidency. The signers are
among our most eminent citizens of all
parties, most of them still alive. Will our
citizens compare them with what is now
said of Gen. Scott by the Political associ-
ates of some of the siguers!
YORK, April l, 1889.
SIR Your friends and felIs v.cit,zens OF New
York have learned with unfegned qualification
the result OF your glorious efforts to avert in a
manner equally honorable TO both parties, occuf-
rences which mrnaced a collision that would h ave
been deprecated by the whole civilized world, be-
tween two great nations connected by every tie
that can bind togt ther kindred people,
What you have accomplished in the recent pa
ctfrdtiOn on our eastern frontier is however sir
only what knowledge OF your previous career
c,ul0 not have failed TO induce to anticipate.
As the hero Of ChiPpera your name has been. for
m0re than quarter Of century. familiar 10 the
UhOie american people, and u.s. IN the minds Of The
rising generation, associated ruth he most memoir
abie trthts Of their cOuhtry'S history; while in
the various contests which It has been your duty
carry on against savage foes, we have found
the talent and energy To applaud, which con
spicuous when employed ssaiost the veterans of En-.
rope
but If general, who wins lsurels tho field Of bat
tie, ia the vndicAiion of nations honor bs entitled "a
grateful recoilec,ioDs much deserving of
she he be, by chose prudence and Uisdom the
cessiiy of a recourse TO arms 10 avertedi Without
sesin aoverIiDg TO transactions now present 10 thu
de OF all, In you recognize III, republican com.
n0ndr, uho, thonSh an Grde1t supporter Of the tns1
,ons of MS on c0unty-nhO, entrusted Vi the
~ Of me Canadian frontier only kHeD A"o pre-
and maintain the majesty Of ou 0nR lars, but
uell Understood the duties which one nation u
spoiheT 10 omeDt for The r0pdg alton Of political pr
cyl,s ctcL pdr among the subjects Of neishbJrng
ale friendly power.
AZ Testimony Of our respect and esteem, and with
The view Of exchanging congratulations the most
important event. 10 which you have recently happily
contributed, would invite you 10 partase of public
dinner in this city h day may comport with
your convenience 10 appoint
JAMES TALLMADCE, THOMAS W. LUDLOW
w. A DUEa, ROsERT RAY,
AAKON CLARK, JONATHAN PRESCOTT HALL,
GEORGE GRlsWOLD, JUHN RATHBONE, JR,
SAMUEL RUGGLEs, THOMAS SUFFERS,
SAMUEL Woou. B ROBINSON,
DUDLEY sELDEN, P.IERIT,
JAMES J. JONES, BENJAMIN L. Swan.
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Ohie.

Exnsct from business letter 10 rbs TIA,
EATON, Preb'e Co, Ohio, Friday. Al, an ,s 80
We are Low in the midst of ops Of -.
most important poll icai Campaigns thar, W, ~'
ever witnessed. Scorr and GRAH.s A. 1--we ns's
to Triumph. Not like mighty .. NOES, h.. ' W.
gtnte autumn evening breeze, arr the Wa.
s"bouc'Ins me campaign 10 the Bu k,s S,.ss
and GRAHAM in November. IL not Ar n. OFT Ut
Election, ahd thus wheel Ohio in the Mig 49,
again. o 'oo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-26
FALL FAsnIoNAgLE CLorniN0 Ar JEN-

Co sThe reputation acquired ~ tins rm Tor man
pfsciung Clothing for general sale eqa1 ~ mat ia de 70
measure has given them the command Of go Immense
hu-ae trade Their stOcs OF elegant rea1y-made Cotn
FMS for the all Is ready and they nte to 1t the esp
ctal ebtiOn OF country merchants al PRESENT IN 9wu 10
the prn ps cities snd Of the East and west In
EewiesD Ss anDah Charleston, as well as all the mt
AZ towns ia he south the beauty and hns
the syle and material Of their re-dymade Dress Coats sur
touts ssc Overcoas Vests Pantsoons Sc have been sp'
precisieo admitted IL the last twenty hVe years tus
ANY former veal and be altogether unprecedented Ia
New York Merchants from the country wnO desire 10 give
tone sno character To fail STOCK aud TO secure r-pu
tsOn 10, keeping class OF garments unequa.d 10 the trade
are invited the .rea Va leEy OF sJlen the
wholesale department OF w L Jennings 70.
No 23l Broad xsy, American Hotel.
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JOLLY GREEN.-S. w. writes to state

JOLLY GREENS. w. writes 10 state
that he paid IS to a certain DR.. e. w. Roback of
this City for advice by conjuration which would
enable him to draw generous prize in lottery,
and was sold, Of course. He sends US all the
documents in the case, and SAYS:
" If 1t II Gets your views publish them | am conf.
dent you Will thereby save hundreds from beidg win.
died in the grossest manner"
Nonsense People who can be taken in by so
barefsced hoax will be sure to fool away their
money somehow, and it is idle to try to stop
them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-26

CeNGREss.-In Senate, after some bust
ness of minor Importance the bill for the election
Of public printer taken up, by vote Of 80
10 26. The usual means of getting at the merits
of question in Coneress-viz: the discussion
o. the course Of come member in relation Co it
were adopted in this case, and the Senate and
country will doubtless understand the merits of
this bill henceforth and forever, as a principal
topic of conversation among the grave and dig
Difed members of the Senate was the consistency
OF Mr.. Truman Smith.
The bill was postponed for an hour, for the pur-
pose of taking up the River and Harbor bill. This
was read third time, and on the question of its
passage the Yeas and Nays were taken, resulting
in favor Of the bill by vote of 35 to %. Mr.. Rust
then reported the Post Route bill with amend.
ments, which were agreed to. Mr.. Davis's steam
boat bill came back from the House with amend
ments, and was referred to the Committee on
Commerce; after which the Printing bill was re.
sumed and MIR. Smith defended himself from the
attacks which had been made upon him, and as
sured the Senate that he was at all times ready
to meet any charges made against him bv either
big or little giants. Various amendments we're
proposed and rejected, and the bill finally was
passed as it came from the House, by vote of %
to -.
The Civil and Diplomatic Appropriation bill was
then taken up. The amendment appropriatiny
S9,OtO for the China Mission was not agreed to
the approximation for the Mission to PRUSSIA was.
proposition to grant $4,000 to the SPANS,
Consul and other sufferers by mob law in New
Orleans, at the time of the Cuba excitement, was
postponed.
In the House, the Steamboat bill, after more
than hundred and fifty amendments, proposed BY
the Committee OIL Commerce. had been adopted
without debate and the rejection of sub stitute
proposed by MIR. Bovine, passed by vote of III
tON.
The rues were suspended by vote OF 1913 to
Al. in order to take up the Saul Canal bill. which
after some Intellectual opposition, passed by vote
Of ll5 Yeas to only 4S Nays. So our Cansd.
'renos would seem to be deprived of the opportu.
NIFTY OF dong work, the neglect of which has so
long dsersced our own Government, and which
but Tor them we might still, perhaps, have had Il,
mime date hope of seeing ACCOMPLISHED Tb-
Light House Appropriation bill occupied the re.
lnhinder OF the session.
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Observation-Disclosures doubt might

Whatever doubt might
have existed for short period as TO the ea,ctof
the Presidential nominations on the two great
political paties IN Tennessee the evidences are
low pouring in thick and fast that that gallant
State, acting upon a deliberate conviction the
great worth and undoubted patriotism and purity
Of the Wing nominees, will give TO our cabdd,tes
an overw he lining support in the electiofd No
vtnber next. In justification Of This opGoa 10
almost daily receive letters containing asspsueea,
Of which the following exnact Ut recent lettsr
nom Sbfbyville affvIcs a lair specimen:
g Scott will cary this state by sweeping M
,ority. There Tess oissfie, tiO0, aud la grstss
enthusiasm, in our party IN fhis State, thaa hare
ever before been known III Presidential casssss.
Our ele, tors for the State, Henry and I,stsa,
are doing brilliant service. A. V. Brosn met Hss'
k. at several appointments hut was 50 much
~orsted IN each encounter TINT he has backes a.
I" All IL we'll IA Tenht ssee you ma, rest assaFvd
Of that. Look out for good report ron nsm
November" % Republic.
The TIDE Is TURNING, AND SrROSGLY-Vs
DOw tell our fTIebcs, Who will remember tina 20
have rot nj sled them BY erroneous est 'matcsn -
tOiore, that TeDnesste i'll vote for Scott and Ifs
hom by trIum pbsDt minority. We know o' bHr
ocIbtic chang s III then iayor and ae he'f 81 mn
throughout all the counties They conDencr era
our Immediate neigbbors, in the street We I'M -
and are To be found in the different " irds ut ~
city, the districts OF rhe county, and the coaass
IT The whole State. We can name - single d,.sa
M neighboiiDg county IN which fbi,fy-srx y,sieD
~ho voted tor Cass four yesr- sgo now r.p.,dsss
Pierce. We think We can name a county had ~
where the Wing gain upon rhe lat -le t,ou -
BIZ from 300 10 $40 votes We now believe VIZ sIsa
gain m .very or nearly every Micde Tennsss
county. Our news tom East Trnnr, s+e Is ,nsys
reliable private source, and is yer. cheering. Fpz
West Tenresset we nave not heard so de 6ni sIs,'
hnt WE believe we are there too on gaining groasl'
We do bot care TO bosst, but we rejoice tnats1e
people of noble, pat, iotic Fennesse are wtbN
and We cannot we'll heip saying so. IlazD,6
Scott and Graham. NASHVILLE Tenn Bxnss.
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Virginia.

Extract from private letter to The Tribune dated
"FRLLowsymLE Preston Co. Va Aug IG
The work goes on gloriousy in West+ m vir-
gina. We will roll up a vote here for Scott that
will delight his friends and confound his adverse.
RES"
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Ccntrai ."euns,lvanss.

LooxBAvSS. Clinton Co. P.. Aug II. Ina
The Wing County Convention aus,.
o'ed here to-day and nominated the foI,o.:.
ticket: Ssag
E~ consy"s-L. 4. MAcxgY ~ Locsh.y.,
~ saae Se."t,-JosxPs y QUAr Il s.Ios.
F~ Assembiy-A q. BEsr, of s.Iona
resolution vas passed Ealing upon the WI.
OF Clinton County 10 meet in general c.
Nee'ing on the 18th Of september next. to "a, :,
the ball for Scorr and GRAHAM. Tvo"
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INDIASA.-Hon. amuel w. p.rto~,
been nominated for reelection to Cooy,.,
Wings Of the 5th District. Mr. p. Va, N.
two year, ago over George w. Julian H..
pendent Democratic candidate for Vie. d..
dent,l Who then ran as the reeua Oo,,..
Cong, essional candidate. ''
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK. THURSDAY, AUG. 2s, 1852.
Foy President,
WINFIELD SCOTT, of New-Jerscy.
For ce-Pyesident,
WILLIAM A. GRAHAM, of North. Carolina.

~ The Tyshtne Is served In this City, Bnookyn, VIII
ussrursb Jersey City for va cents week. payable
20 the carriers Names sont through the Post Office Penny
Post will he promptly placed the Carrier books
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AUTUMN AND WINTER, l8
SBIkrs, SH,Rrs-tiood Shirts at 10
~ Perfect Daguerreoiypes taken in
any weather by RooT, No 363 Broadway.

PIANO MAURICE STRAKOsCH
viii open the sol-ndid Ut No 6Ig Broadway, Mon
cay Aug 81, with fine as ortm-Dt OF Pianos from tns
beet mskt ~ In NeYOrk and other cities by himself
for their bsuty e tome touch and 6nlsd Also, sssl'
pebt 81 frstcass Melcdoons The pubic invited to
Call and s. Ept CT tue Instruments.
HENRY C. WATSON Manager, No 6. g Broad gay.