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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-21

By TELEGRAPH.-Gen. Scorr had a most
maquidcen; reception yesterday at Philadelphia The
yellow fever stil continues 1t Charleston, :. c. GA
Monday five deaths occurred on Tuesday, eleven
We have some late and interesting items Of new5 FROM
the Plains and Utah. Crops arc abundant Gov.
YouNo's administration peases the people. The Indians
are cuiet-Among other nominations in Massachusetts,
we see reported that Of CHARLES Francis ADAMS for
Coneress-The City Wharf Boston with it. ten gran
lie stores was sold yesterday, at auction, to Josruf
Quincy. senr, for Snl O00-Thc Presbyterian (old
schooD synod Philadelphia yesterd' We hear
from Halifax Of tremendous gale which had done
great damage in the Gulf and nsghborny waters.-
Judge LEAyI1T ofthe L : Circuit Court at Cincinnati,
has decided adversely TO the Church South in the
QUO. lion relative to The Methodist Book Concern.
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rz.A. DonwoK1u,. Dancing Academy No.

ry'A A. DoDwoRTH's Dancing Academy, No.
sOs Broadway next door to Grace Church accessible BY
nearly all the stage The attention Of gentlemen
particularly directed 70 the new system adopted TINS ssasoa
ior the first time The first nnrOy nent n IL reiaton %
lessons for gcueTnen Formerly u cuoaary 70 JOIN
danciI at certain date for quarter OF
lessons CO the expiration Of twelve weeks ron YAK A
the quarter terminated AID wien the pupil was uElDe -
att nd the leon lost 20 him. The new arrang
this: tie pupil subscrLes for certain number Of uckes'
each ticket represents Lesson and must be lowered = -
door the consequence H. that no lesson - Ioss &c
ticket is missing Connected with ths matter - an
rsngenent, which will prove Of Erlt co1v nieas slu -J
20 the pupils Each evening Of the week - q isa n
leaons a. each Of al these lessons dJeHst a1n's -
taught aud by reference to the card o. terms -.
be ascsrtained a. once which dance Il anrlt a. a QUO
Of these Lessons TIE pupil therefore ect one o. le
daucs ATTEND AZ the hour when that dance Is an- I'LL
thorourhlv master Of IT, then change te hour "a earn
another dance aud through the whole iisi o. a.
ns ar the ureeen tine or Il tie pupil DESTROYS OIL NIX
ing verv rapid progres be attend cyey eol alrIs
the week and practice al the d'nces on satoiy ~ n
woRTH's Circular.
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NOW. WINGS,

The WIG RATIFICATION MEEriSG-prob.
ably our last City Meeting before the Election
will be held at Broadway House hiS
eroaiag. Under ordinary circumstances we
should not ask our friends to turn out in their
might, but We now do ask it. Our adyersaries are
Dragging that We have girea up tie contest
that We have abandoned all hope Of success
ard they VIII distort any sluggishncss on our
part into proof OF this assumption. The sa-
tanic Press viii belle us az al events, but it
will be especially reckless and malignant ii our
Meeting should no5 be large one. Then let
us turn out in our stregnth, and show them
touch Of the spirit which conquered at Luadys
Lane. Friends Of ScOrr and GRAHAM muster
in your strength at Broadway House this oven
inr
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feel sympathy or respect The Cubans may
well aspire to be free, and no American can
study the despotism which aftliets them' with
out wishing them success whenever they shall
make serious and adequate effort to achieve
their freedom. But, at the same time 1t IS
impossible not to feel that such freedom ought
10 be more extensive and thorough than they
seem to contemplate. If the white Cubans
have good right to liberty, so have the black.
If the patriots of the island viii promise free
dom for their slaves, as a cOncomitant oil thelr
own freedom, they viii be more worthy Oh all
ard of applause.
These various parties have an efficient ally
in the Spanish officials of Cuba. Those per
sons are competent to help the enem 80 OF
Srain very considerably Their behavior in the
case of the Crescent City shows this. They
excluded that ship from Havana merely be-
cause ore of her crew had failed to deny that
he had furnished certain information to the
Nev-York press So of their treatment ofthe
Cornela. Facts like these afford basis Tor
any amount of exaggerati0n. For instance. 1t
has been reported that the bark Elizabeth Jane
had suffered similar ill-treaJment, but 1t turns
out a false rumor. Her Captain says he
was treated kindly and politely. Such W.
douLt not has been the fact in the great ma
iority of instances. And we trust, for man.
reasons. that it will henceforth be the case IN
ALL Not that such conduct as that toward the
Crescent City is a matter to make war about.
Far from Il. 1t requires an apology or eXIia'
nation. on pain of stoPPago OF existing COM
merc.al relations. but nothing more. Nor do
the rarties WHO are engaged in stirring up
trouble EXPECT any immediate result. Ihey
arc sowing seed for future harvest. Iney
RELY on difficulty being added to iiiiiculty' and
irritation TO irritation, till at last their end is
gained.
We need rot say how great a misfortune
such a war would be to the United States, nor
into what wrongs il would be likely to lead US.
There are doubtless those who would honestly
regard il as war to extend the area Of ire,-
dom. But in truth it would result either in
our defeat. or in confirming the power OF
Slavery. Nay, more than this, We should pres
entity find ourselves fighting to make slaves.
The Spanish Government would emanclp1te
the negroes of the Island, and We should then
be compelled either to abandon it to the blacks
or to regnslaye them.
What friend of the Union or of liberty can
desire to open the struggle between North aud
South that such an emergency would produce
Who that has a spark Of wisdom and foresight
not to speak of decent respect for or o"n
Obligations to 2 friendly power or OF any other
Of the many considerations that bear upon the
quostion--who, with such prospect IN wow
eau honestly give aid ard comfort to the ill)us-
tiers
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Sunday Ala oct -.
W recommend al Cur rc-icrs vino trout W "a
COu.l Colds Consumption die vase Of the nTs 90
give DE- Haslin gss Com bound syrup 81 NaPia tss We
hif 10 be- excellent curative for at dssa Affect
The chest lunes. Tho dscoveTer Dr. Hasun4s.
physicBn Of London. and occulCsa Alh place d. re mt
rahk Of the medical professions and has discovery elected
ndsrOn only from his medical brethren bgt his
been fully nGoistd ~ the London Lancet. which
readTs wei know is the highest medical auth r 10 the
word
CIV. CLICkENER Co No. 81 Buclay-st., TIE gen
eral for Dr. Hastings in Amorra 10 whom al orders
slaud be sddre, ed. Sold call los Ms NJ HAYS No. l15
Futonri. Brooklyn; also, a. No 49, Broadway.
Howusd-st. NcW-Aor
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Opposition Nominations.

AXAh Dist -GEoRGE Il. CHASE, of Castle
Alcgary Co., for Congress.
Franklin CO.-The harmonious are in The
field with Two sets OF candidates, both Ginning ios
regularly nominated, as follows
IosErH r. FLANDERS, for Member Of Assembly 70
WARD : WHITNEY for County Clerk ~ 7. NKrn
Tor superintendent Of Poor; JACOB @. REYSoLos
Justice Of S's-icns CARLOS G. KELLER. PUTNAM
Fisk, JoHN \ ANDREWS and CilARLEs JOHNSON y
Core ncrP. .
DAHIJs W. LAwRENcr. for Member Of A semh
francis ID. FLANogBs for County Clerk L0fhN
LATTEoP, for Superintendent % Poor; ELISHA HOLE
TER, OF Constable, for Justicc Of Sessions hospe'
ADD, Of Duane, ROSWELL BATES, OF Fort CO'iass4
NELSON H. PORTER, Of Malone, Ell B. SMITH oi v"
teauely, for Cororcrs
TenM DiStriet-For Congress, William hD'
rGv
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Notice.

The proper form for the Congressional ballot
Is, For Representative in Congress, instead Of Men
Der OF Congress prescribed in pamphlet OF nsras
tons
The Enforcement, Congress, Number Five on be
our Idle. ID. Il. VALENTINE
Clerk of Common CounT
Although the above is strictly the legal form ya
any ballots have been printed For Member Of c1
sress" they will probably form sufficient designaioad
lie Office. lts better 70 have them all alike hovTa
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fiiinoir.


AUGUSTA, Hancock Co, III Oct lre
L have lived number OF years in this S'ss
and had gisen up all hope Of ever seeing the sN"
deemed from the ihraldom Of Loco-Pocoi'm %
brighter day "a dawLing. The Whigs are awake =
le;hsrgy las left them as you viii next Ao'e1
| write from tie With Cougrcssioual District
Wigs have nominated o. II. BFowSINc a. can''-'
for Congress. He opponent is Inc notorious hi'.
son. BRowSTEG Is Gaze OF tie iost and prOinDeH' ~
Of the State. Re il popular. lie has cnn'a'''
Whole distr.c; and the Whiya expect 10 elect n.A
The largcst congregation q az ever ssseni0lea -
Hancock was convened a. Carhag', q. J" -
cue, ON the 31h September; 400 mea ana W, Ia
rect TO Loarthe principles o. the Wing party
y. r. SiSDER, RosERr BLAoEwELr, D. H. bEo~
md Cthors were the speakers. The spin o.
IA wa u.snifest -,
TL.s town has wc.l organized ani aeu's - ~,
Club. It Is hoaored viii tall Wing pole -
Eer al ia masthead, with Scott GRAHAf aaa Pr.
INC, River OHd Hal5or improvement a'o ''''''
inscribed upcnit. ,-. 8
I yeste,ioy heard DoucLAs speak iosI h0s' -,
Quincy. lie tIied hard t. mike tho poos'e - al
he IVES IN favor q River anl IiarbOr l,npEoFs
he. lis labars It Washington were III Tor "a
of bis State, but he failed 10 dc IT, he E'n'@'
lbu, Cd ScoTT min
You may expect 10 bear glad tlioss if0iH a. AZ
stsic this fall BROWNING wa beciectea' -, sJr
fu.pfl,d Il Taoi. givos he, uiae eiee'sf-' $50
sco1r AID GRAHAM. for ~ -py ilsil loEa' CO..
IN ;r.upllh advances"
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% Ne lave lad translated into Germ,a.

"a We have had translated into Gern4a.
and Published IN pamphlet FORM Mr. CAREYs Le.'-r 20
fsrser q Os9 and are ready to furnish tie san- a:
The rate G. & pcr hundred Tts Is documca, which
osshi TO b" reed by every voter O. German birth wso
Is rot YET eSnciratcd from the decisions Of the sham
D'u.ocrcy so Tar a 20 have determined q vote FOR
SeoTI ami GRAHAM sid Protection 20 Amsri Al Ls5or.
Asihe edhiol e this pnphe, IS limited those Of our
ireod' who with for copies t. circulate ia tier r,
spsei-'e nei.heoshoods WI 10 well 10 order them
rAacv, delay.
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casts hsNc boon cured within tho past year 1r,ag
tNtiy ing form OF this dfGfi dia from a. ceat
nfsr paioTy acuit attended On swelling ar -uie-ge
the lOints old chronic Of from t O. t.ty
years standing, long since given mp by eaurn Plvci ms
both iu . county ami Europe, hc es Cuqpss .Or life
Ibis his b-s-a done nv he OF
"MoEtnoRL' Rhcalustr Compound and Blood Purifier"
Wlc vegetable sr internal remedy pu' forth 90
cure the disease alone Those afflicted are invited %
call and raar tea roan from oui l,n; Plys,lns aud
Others high stand ne eyrs uD3eu3;rd evidence of the
virtue @! tii'u great remedy.
sold wholesale and rtla by tha nruqneto5s W v Al
EXANDER Co. at their Central Oh,., 10. Barcay-st,
Aator HtUsC, Nc,,-Nolk.
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~ TIE IribaHe is served ia this CITY.
Brooklyn wahamsburgh and Jcr.cy C,y for u, cent,
por weeS' ayabc 10 the carrier Nane. soat tbroscb
the Post oaaee or Penny Pest wu B. psoap.ly p,,c,l
on the Carriers books
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Wbjx Nominations.

Albany COaaty.-For Members of AssemEy-
|. JAMES SCHUYLER =. JONI REID. 3 Wnim
GREENE. 4 JogN ~ WmDFR
XXXIIId Congressional District-GEoRoEA
:. CROoKER
Columbia .-Assembly-1. HENRY A. DCSOn
DmchsSs.-Assembly-? JoHS NJ. KrEsr
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ben taking the Cod Liver Oh VII be ploaae learn thst
DT WLr0K has succeeded from directions Of several pro-
iosgol al gucmcu in combining the pure Oh with Lime
IN such Tint q pcaDnt 10 the asc aul IT. ef
fcCis in ung complaints truly WONDERFUL Very many
persons whose cases pronounced hopeless, aud ~Io
bad akCn the clear oil fora long time without mci e.
feet have been entirely cured by uslg tbs preparation
Be I'd get tho genuine inaun' urd ONLY By ALE1AN
DIR B VII Dor. Chemist, No. 1856 CouT ST.. Boston.
For rnlc IN NovNork. Wholesale and retail, by JOIN
MIfHAU No. 1873 Broadway.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 81.
Election. Tuesday, November 2.

Election, Tuesday, November 2.
For President
WINFIELD sCOTT, of New-Iersey.
For Pre- Presideni,
WILLIAM A. GRAIIAA, OF North-Carolina.
WASHINGTON HUNT, Of Niagara.
For Lieuf GorerHoy,
WILLIAM KENT, OF New-York.
For CgnaI C0n1sissioney,
THOMAS KEMPSHALL, of Monroe.
For Saate Pyis1a Izsp-rto-
EPENETUS CROSBY, of Dutcbess.
For EeeiorI al LIygc
SiAho' O'' For or District fzeeio '111- 'AoOoON
De-, DIST
I WILLIAM ROCKWELL H. HrwRYP ALEx,spgs
2 FRANcIs B. STRYEER H. PErER @. WEBSTER
3 SAMUEL :. NYKOFF 10. ALMfRoN FITCH.
A. RrcHARD : WILLIAMS. %. DAVID BAscocK
8 JAMES +. FREEDOM. Il. Ira Bowen.
G. GERARD STUYvEsAsT 2 SETH SEVERANCE.
T. ALEX'R. w. BRADFORD. p WILLIAM l.. EAsToN
g. THOMAS CARSLEY "a JAMES L. VOORHEES,.
O. EDwARD +. SHoxNAsD. 25 THERON @. YsOnASs.
t. EDWARD PALEN D. JAMES /. sEELY.
H. GEORGE ROBERTSON. 2. JAMES Ely.
y MATHEW VAssAR. % SAMUEL W. SMITH.
IS GEORGE b. WARREN. p OLIVER CULVER
H. FRIErr HUMPHREY 80 CLARK SANFORD
Is JOHN STEWART. 81 GIDEON HARD
l6 AsRDEL B. PARMELEE s. Z. SELDES Ely.
9. ALyAH H. WALKER.
For Congress,
jAMF Ho a2EF aAws Hl b joel R6BEh IS
8 JOSEPH HOAlE, 8. JAMES BROOhs
For M4vor-MORGAN MORGANS
For Sher1f-JAAiES KELLY.
For County Clerk-GEORGE w. RIBLET
Fer ConfYoIieT-JOSEPH Il. TAYLOR
Fer Cifv Irspecf0r-CHARLESR RIDDLE.
For Conannissi0aer Of Hepgirs and Ssplies ADAMS
For Street CoHsBiss ioHey-JOHN J. DOANE.
For Counse 10 or1fiOn-OGDEN HOFFMAN.
FIR Coroner,
c. BRUENINGHAUSEN, BERN L. BUDD,
CHARLES MISSING JOHN SIMMONS
- Cors-aey 81 4i1ls- n ,-.e-yA SHfNGTON SMITH
For Jyi0e Of Supreme Courf-CHAS. P. KIRKLAND.
For JudGe Of SHgerfOr Cour-JOHN l.. MASON.
For Jgsfsc-s Of Marine Court.
John H. WHITE, WILLIAM ~. STOGDILL,
JAMES LYNCH
Fer Girl Jasfice md Disiric Eighth aad Ninth WWi)
WILLIAM =. MECH.
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sCENrs In TnE Lie on CNN. eCOTr-
tgrHE CAMPAIGN LIFE or SCOTT 4.
THE CAMPAIGN LIFE OF SCOTT ia
T. ..IRELANn,. ,nsEnIEs-r....

By HENRY G. CAEGY the leading e,ssv 10 IA Pho IA.
Lon ohd re iarh or Seq enihcr Is is,ued Cls m
Tract GO erEc rage IL shows the effect o. Rrsh free
Irscs ga tie ludustry, fhrtt sRd Prosperity OF Ireland A.
pfoainSd by her Painots andb ntia observe. a.
cas- tsic y 20 ie feelings G74 Judgment ci -ishu,ca
FIce sio Per thousand 81 . per hundred ,usy
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Frrs AT TIE BAzAAR.--As was ANTICIPATED,

Fugs Ar THE BAzAAB.-As was antlcipdted'
the ladies flock in crowds 70 GEHSs bszaf ioI ~. f
80 ~ exanfpg the osrnicen collection o. fnfs q; tnl1
,,tsblshfneu The snpeIb Ermine sable stone l3r'Sn'
Fitch end Cbnobll Mufs Welcomes Iiepsts anu 5
49,, berS an rrlcs hitherto unhcard Of Tor irs 0i equal
liant mi fpersss Large addition have been mlde 20 II
assortyneUt within the last f. days and II may re- s1'cf
sd That Ire various furs recognized ~ TASTE ana laon
were never 30 brilliantly represented IN OK as t1ey
NOV. are ar ljESIN's Bazaar, 70. 81 Broadway,
""" ~'N - 81 Nicholas Hotel.
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10 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

GRO frfr lrGdr toEsatcrod by lloRAcg GREELrN A
tancsne pS-p De-, Of - pskcs. Pcc Slj per thousand
81 ~ per rune, ID. - cents per dozen.
-s- klta.s Hf Me- feErras t...fe us BIS nrsl
ethtf IE-eissoaay u-. S.sars ~ b. ta.-s 81 f-.-.
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Wing Documents for the Campaign.

We ash the friends Of SCOTT an Ora
HAM 10 call OF our Office and examine the fol-
lowing Campaign publications. Friends of the
Cause call and sec if YOU don't want 10 supply
every house in your County, Town or Ward
with
re- TIE CAMPAIGN LIFE OF GEN.
SCOTT, with 6ilushntons o. tire oveutf, scenes
IN his iIusroas pamPhe 81. thGtyWo pass
fine paper rnCe Sept huudlcd a pc. %, cents
single.
Also,
SCENES IN THE LIFE OF GEN. SCOTT
taoad sheet 10 he huns M dwcin aud pah, paces
with eighteen spirited iutraionsSlo per thousand, at
pcTLuudcd or cents siugly. Terms C1sa inaeO bly
Also.
to THE CAMPAIGN LIFE or SCOTT ia
Ge'ssGete same sfo Illustrations price the English
Edition. Also,
THE CAMPAIGN LIFE OF SCOTT ia
Tread &C scrne style, price, &C, tae loIeyo.ng
~" NHN AN 4 WII(;-A Le,tsr Q, ca n.
9sirtag Friora BY HogAcE GErrLEY-A large aud far
porIAlct OF 10 paSeA PIee SO Per thousand 81 per
hundred ~ cents Ter dozen. G. 1nsly.
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BLANK Books, PAPER ASDSrATIONERY NJ Low
PRIcFs-CARR Hicks invite the attention Of Merchants,
Manu and Others who require Blank Books 10 telT
stock We Keep constantly md various sizes and Styles
nj Ruling and binding and manufacture order any style
require Our stock OF Paper and Stationery articles
prlscs everything desirable IN oouang-foom or oulce
Ginhefds Cards Circulars, &c, printed atty
CARR & Hicks, Stationers and Printers,
n, Al M,idau-isne
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SUPFRB OYERCOATS AT JENHlN6s u ~ 3
"a the whole range Of drsfs there article oi geltc
,ns's attire 10 which is moe difficult 10 Inpata ilSh
topA OF elegance ana fsson thln tue winter ec0 Vt
les cut with decided Sail and taste and hancs ty ~ 81
"a - mt NJ incest, be clumsy For than twenty
ye,rs the ready-rnade OycTcOats COass and Ove lcs
brought ont ef this seas,n By JEHNlSGs 60 nave b5sn
sdpttcd % DO uneruaed IN tho city, IN net me br o3
OF winter gauents TINS year they have Df5o"ol more
than Ordinary care this branch Of tleT busnes srf nave
olfeiDed from the first tailoring osabishnC MS a1rold
every variety Of style and pattern which VIII be CUR nj IN
Turore during the approaching season 1ly INVITE az
tenton Of the gentlemen OF Ncwfork 20 tns rspr"oh AZ
boundess variety pant4ooDs velvet six AMI OF l9r Yf
and coal aud sacks Of every description 10 the osf DC
nsTtnn fiat as cutters Ony employed ana the ep
psre fnrnshed 20 measure at short Doce, VIII he ioun1
squnl n style f tria and lusl 20 any clothing pro-
c,a,y,Jl. IN ihe limited States W. Il. JENNINGS Co..
No. ri Broadway American Hotel,
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e. nn0-CH1LrScr 10 The WoRLD.-COCH

s5.OOO-CH,LLENGE 10 The WoRLD.-COcH-
y,S,s PLavosPmERIcAL QUARTZ CaUsHER-Tne under
s,e5 Io,ipg 10 assctors bcng made by competitors az
Csstle (isrdell challenges any machine for eonPeatol
M sr- srrnun, from $50 10 500 70 puverze Q21fI
Rock COPPER Orr Silver Ore Znc Ore, or any 0ter N -
fer RI. nav he agreed upon, tho machine proiucng the
greatest result with the greatest economy TO be the rseP
iert Of said money.
resropsible pcyson. address A. 4. BURR WAfEsNASs
Parent Clock Factory Willansburgh inquire Of the per-
so In charge Of CocHR.Ss Crushug Mlchi1', az Css-e
G,rden who j. nlHnvs PREPARED with fOrleIture A. b
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u WI. L. RnnINsnN,s sprrcn q.

NefF-ian 'A1C y, 4locr-y AMI Catholic Eulsac,o41,-
10 lSse~ irec corcg 'tcuani = 2 .,7 hl-i- cca.s
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rnept O. Misses aud Infants Ci0ea Circular aid Ma1iias
received from Hayc by the lat steamer and composing an
he new French styles vail be- opened today GzNfHs
Bazaar H. yafiety and beauty the STOCK go tins department
Of the Bazatr surpass il is believed those Of al other
similar establishments Of tie city combined The irc3aes'
stamp OF European fashion upon every erce and nag
of III, syles Of locks Crr1r and Maniilos WI be )1nd
entirely novel In conformity with the rule iait down b.
GEMS at the opening Of the. Bozaar every article TICK
eied u the lowest possiblc Irce, CEsiSs izalr'
No 53 GfoalMay. 81 NIcA0las I0lcI
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eocupe IS the gge6t ryegii9n o. the and cNgs tie
wonder and admiral Of 81 who w.tneS Is as'14saig
tscis Ths a. pictures ~ L. the sAcs e!c ~ ts
art by 6pENEs so Broadway, Conner o. Leoaasd -
and AZ No. is9 Bru-dNnv.
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sS llousekeCpers and all others IN want OF
Re dne. Bsds;eeds &c would 20 well 70 cell Al NJ vii
LAKBs cd established NarUgooinA No. l,2 Chttha-s-,
corner ct Mneruy-s where MAY BE- found uo largest Is
softneut cl his hnc efcrcd u the pdbnc
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e5J- In all conscience enough has been said
abouf Dagucrf- Otypcs but friends Just call the
Rocrs opcncd by fKapFRcys WEE<Es, (sscond h)orl
No 49, Au0Itcsi between Henry and Cutonfs- Brnok-
yn and without spying much wall SHOW JON pictures
that rather CUES win please YOU. G. j FaeOsRIcEs
A. b. WEEKEs
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WHITE HASDs.-Ladies returning to the city
ard DESTROYS Of bleachng their hands white shoui procure
IaIr Of India Rubber Gloves or Mtens salt rhcum aud
chapped honds cur,d immediately hy their Sold by
BERRIkNs. NO60l Broadway: lITcHCOcK& bEADBsATER'
No. 81 Broadway aod by Rubber de iers generally.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-21

Ger scatss improved "a quality ard nlncd t1 l
I'd 90 every ~ aired oeTciion o; wr.si fo- rh "a s
their variety by fAIIEASKs Co. No - Na'E-s'.
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TnrrsAnrpI,,r..-pAn.o,. & o.. Flnsh.

ms rear Ne,l ora OaeE for sale their asdI aG,rt ut
WITT The Ad0n ct many novelties o, uit Tres for
The orchard ana gSron suenl Shrubs and roz,-
for the avenue ceaefefy Tor the grt@cv apf
,xoi plsuts fT ,tlhOusc culture Catalogues b.
oAtsirtd az No g. Ccday-st OF VIII be hy ar g az
p0s,ls Wing spl lcanfs iuc!Oslng postage s'stn'-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-21

MEK's AND BOYS CLOTHISG-At the Old
S'ard No So Maiden-ane-We have on hand a fun
supply Of Winter Clothing, selling on fall p per cent e's
than Broadway Ircos. BovGnroN KNAPP.
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Ron C,RrkrlNas-SNIrm \ LorNsRERY.

No as Pcarlss have IN complete sud desra
be assortment ct Fs styles wch trey src Offering al the
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~ Remnants OF English Floor Ol-Cloth

lee than cost IL HIRAM ANOERsONs, No, % boWe 3
remnants OF OiC 10th oac half tue u pCc' LeN rri-
nauts q Thrtepy and lugGm Carpets a. gr sacrihsc
from 5to 20 wards each. Can and Oox az them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-21

~ Save your Carpets and cover them witha
rrst,y pmggot. MRAN ANDERSON, NJ. - BowerS. IS
selling elegant rrggets wards de aud basdrcd Dsag
.cs 20 wards square ust reserved GUtN yards oi ueg
hll patterns ~ ? q and yards wide, al . 10 sud
O. Ter yard
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- INC Tide of Trade bas turned tOward

FargMaN, the Halter No. 80 FotoDst and the dsnao4
snytne 10 be foufd in the city Cal and examine s sock
Pnoa Of enfsneus Hate g and b3 - equal 70 tno.e
usually cold for g. FRgE1A", No. 81 Fa-ions'' near