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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-21

SoDo,oplaie lohlc ErSt CiasS-boxes OF hats,
bonnts and iurnilure
dr. irles appropytqle 10 Second Class.-Boxcs, baes
Of dry good cahels Shoes saddery, glass; paints oils,
drugs and confectionery.
articles op, rop,a'eto Third Closs-V Virginia dom's'
tics sugar. coffee liquor baegng rope. butter, cheese,
manufactured tobacco leather hides, yarns, cop
per- TIM sheet iron hoowware, qurensware, castings,
hardware marble (rcsscd aud other heavy articles not
enumerated in special or fourth class rates
A,ticles approp,7tc to the Fourth Ciass-flour (n
sacks rice rur, beet fish lard allow and bacon, (n
casks boxes sacs bceswnx. bales of rags ginseng
and dried fruit bar IRON marble (undressed) mill and
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-21

OOKEN(s GLASS AND PICTURE
IL FRAME MANuFACTORY-The undersigned
manufacture and offer for sne the following articles
Northern prices:
Portrait Frames richly ornamental and plain gilt
Picture Frames of gilt and fancy wood and guilt
Dngueueotype Frames, large beautiful assortment
goods
Looking Glass Plates, ofall sizes and fitted in
Picture Gass French, first quality from 50x3G inch-
down
Plate Glass. for and dwellings. furnished toorde
Composition Rosctes, all sizes for Builders interior
work
AIso-Old Work re-gilt and obbing in all the above
bran hes
Picture Glass cut to any pattern-and large size
French Mirrors furnished TO order.
t Country orders bv mail willreceivc prompt aten-
tion. FRANCK & GLOVER,
1913 Main street between 9th and 10th st. Richmond,
Aa. June9--ls
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L., gHT rs4sssssszzssss5s7 VIRGINIA AND TEN
s2sx ~ .rn@f1 NESSEE RAILROAD.
NOTICE TO OWNERS OF SLAVES.-No Slave
will be permitted ride the Railroad cars with.
ut spsciai wyfte permission from his or her owner,
the agent guardian % the owner unless accompa.
MED by the person otherwise entitled to their
service Such permit must be given in duplicate,
of which will he retained by the Conductor of the Train
CIAS. +. NJ. GARNETT,
mareh 18--ts Chief Engineer.
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~ VIRGINIA LINE OF RIchmo ond

5sz=- AND NEW YORK PACkETS.-Ihi his Neio Home
Line is composed Of the following Vessels, all owned in
the city of Richmond and sails from New York eUery
four days. viz:
-. n O. Chnrloa Nalaor
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CARDS.
pIRRELL's HOTEL, MAIN STREET,

nIRRELL's HOTEL, MAIN STREET.
IL LYNcHBURG, NIRGiNtA.
CHAS. l.. DIBRELL, Proprietor.
Gentlemen visiting Lynchburg aud stopping at Dlb-
REIL'S have the privilege of visiting the ViRGNiAN
RgAp1SG Room" during their stay Cards ot admls-
sion obt aimed at the Hotel .y |'-ots
xg7AsEHHNGT GTONH HOTEL. Corner Of
w Church Street and First AHey. Lynchd"rg. a.
GRO. CAMERON, PROPRIETOR
rz5s Persons travelling through visiting Lynchbnrg,
an stoppinga the Washiagt"n are entitled to's'' Tue
.yirginian READtxG Room during their stay
May l7-dts
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RAILROADS AND CANAL.
MAIL TRAIN.
"a 2. 81 tE

VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD.
'DNHE MAIL TRAIN will leave Lynchburg daily,
Il (Snndny's excerted.) 81 o'clock. a. NJ. and
turning will leave Bufords at o'clock, P. NJ.
nne l0-dts THOS. JELI.IS. Ag't.
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Accommodation Train.
ia iET ....;......;:s

T
ON ond after Thursday, the l2th Freight Train
~ with Passenger Car attached will leave Lynch.
burg daily Saturday and Sunday excepted) o'clock
?. M and leave Butords daily, Sunday and Monday
excepted) att 81 o'clock
Freight intended for this train accompanied by two
dray tickets, be delivered in the Depot before
the previous everng. Afreighrs must be prepaid.
aug 10--dts THOS. JELI.IS. Ag't.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-04

yet. Louis Philippe lasted eighteenyear''
and persisted by his own obstinscy and fol-
IL. Louis Napoleon is preparing to end
in the same way, but it may be years be-
fore the catastrophe arrives. 1t seems
evident. that at present the majority oil
French people support him, mainly be-
cause they desire tranquility above all
things. in order that Industry and com
merce NAV thrive. Their supreme wish oi
the moment j. undoubtedly to recover the
lo,s-e, that manufacture, farmers, work
men and merchant have suffered from
the revolution of lS45. A long
as they continue to feel the en-
barrassments it occasioned and are de-
voted to repairing their condition, they will
maintain Napoleon. But when the tide OF
returning prosperity begins to reach Its
hight. then, if the Emperor fails to make
concessions and to restore liberties, and to
relax lis shackles from the public mind,
and his drafts on the public treasury, ne
will be hurled from his throne, even more
ANONYMOUSLY than Louis Philippe. OF
course he will fail to do any of these things,
and will reap the retribution of his deeds
accordingly. But at present France and
in truth all Europe, desires repo'e. Even
in Italy people are turning their attention
from the acquisition of liberty and national
independence TO the acquisition, by indus
try and commerce, of personal indePen-
dence and the reparation of the damages Of
recent year.. From the information now
before Us, we are inclined to regard the
next political upheaval in Europe as more
remote than we ourselve> in common with
the progre.,ives and liberals of that CONT
ncnt generally, have hitherto supposed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-04

Mr.. c. w. Deni,on. editor Of Our
Conniyg went up to HlsboIeugh few days ago, With
sdssusueotyp.st ,Mr. Cutting, to take view OF the
Old homestead where Gen Pierce was born. They got
very III picture which Mr D. Is 10 have engraved Tor
his par ar Immediately.
Mr. Dsnlson was an arden. supro rter Of Mr. sbster
but whep Scott wa nominated he "csne out from the
foul party and Is doing good ser7'e In the Dsmo
cratic ranks-N n PcfriC..
10 Rev. Mr.. {. w. Denison was roaring
Abolitionist few years ago, and a. such lectured
US for the .ncrIaity Of supporting Henry Clay, a
STAKEHOLDER for President. The next we hard
Of him, he vas violent Native, supporting Hon.
Henry Shaw now Pierce. and King candidate
and ex.AIdeman in our City for Governor OF Mas
sachusetts. Next he was no.party, Netigish
Taylor man. Next an office holder at Washing
ton. Next out Of said office. Next a violent
Webster-man at Baltimore. Next Webster
sizzler at Boston. Now he is trying to fasten
himself upon Pierce. We rejoice in being able to
state that Gen. Scott has always enjoyed his
hostility.
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Neu.J Jersey.
cous'gouisnes Of Tie n. Y. Tnbuns

cous'yorisncs Of Tie \. T. Tnbuns
TRENTON, N. j., Thursday, Sept 30, 1854
presume the inquiry is frequently made
Of you, as it is Of US. as to what New.Jersey will
DIN the coming contest-whether, in the battle
about to be fought, she will desert the STANDARD
Of her own gallant ScoTT, the man whose histoy
for forty years has been the history Of his con-
try-whether we upon Jersey soil, drenched with
the blood Of the MODEST patriots Of the Rsyola-
ton, will lend hand to strike the blow which is
now aimed at the Hero who has never faltsred in
the service Of his country-whether We will prove
recreant TO our own best and vital interests by
aiding The Tories Of England to elevate to this
Presidency Of this freq Republic Great Brtain's
"prsctical aIly"-the man whose triumph would
be received with shouts OF exultation throughout
the man whose triumph would prove the death.
blow to our own manufac turing nterests7
We answer, NO Ne'e.Jeysey is oromed-ker
PEOPLE are awake. Her stalwart, hard listed,
honest. hearted worhingnen are awake and upon
the % Of November next shout will 60 up 70
heaven from the great heart of jersey which
shall proclaim to the world that she still fights
and conquers, as che has heretofore done, under
the banner Of Protection to Home Industry. -Four
short weeks ago no more des bonding man than
your humble correspondent, with regard 70 tbs
Electoral Vote of New.Jersey in the coming CON
test, could be found but within those four weeks
a change has been wrought, as il by magic, in the
political aspect of our whole State. There is an
ouburst Of enthusiasm on every hand that has
not been .qualed since the days Of 10, and think
it psrft city safe to say that Aer.Jersey wM do
as nell lor Scott and Graham as she has eser
done for any Presidential candidate.
MECHANIC.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-04

T We learn that the German Whigs
Of the Nth Ward have resolved to recommend
DIR. Hirsch Of that Ward as Candidate for nomi-
nation as Coroner. In the Nth Ward Dr. julius
Frenkell is a candidate for the same Office we hear
him highly spoken Of Or. Brr 1inghausen Of the
With Ward has been recommendtd by the Ger
man Wings of three or four " arc,; he has asothe
advantage Of being knevn to the public generally,
having served as physician at the Quarantine
Ilosptal,-a place to which he was appointed BY
Gov. Fiih,-ior above three years, with such
credit that resgning by reason Of illness, he re-
ceved public EXPIRE -sion of satisfaction from the
Commissioners OF Emigration.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-04

TIE WIGS OF Suffolk CorYTY.-
On Tuesday next, the Wings Of Suffolk County
will hold Mass Meeting at Rigerhead. Judge
RocEwELL, Of Brooklyn, and others, ar. expect
ed to address them. We learn that the Wings OF
that section Of Long Island are much encouraged,
and viii give good report Of themselves at til.
re1t election. The Free Democrats Of that To-
calty object 70 the terms Of the political trade
sale, by which some OF the LoeO-Foco managers
in the interior of the State for the sake Of Offices
sought to transfer them into the embrace of Hun
ksrsm. They have been too sincere in their Free
Democratic sentiments, to readily be made the
subjects OF political barter in political auction
shop. Let the Wings Of Suffolk zow strive %
fee themselves from Leo Focs .hraldam,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-04

THE STEAMBOAT NAssAC RES. The
IRE sentu ent made on Saturday by the I 5. Court
Grand Jury, and which we print on another page,
will be rend with attention. TIE Jury say that
the North River boats are in the constant habit
Of violating the provision Of the act OF 1873, re-
curing that whenever a boat stops, steam shall
he blown of, so as 20 keep the pressure as low as
when the boat was under Roadway. TINS viola
ton Of the law for the safety Of life, they
saw, calls for the segerest reprobatiOn
on the part Of the community at large,
and vigorous exaction Of the statutory PEN
alties by the law officers Of the Government"
They express the opinion that in case OF life lost
by this neglect the parties will be subject to the
legal and moral guilt Of mansllughtsr. The Jury
further ate that no adequate provision is made
on steamboats, for extingushing fires or for escape
from the boat that there is no efficient system
Of subordinatOn among officers and crow,
and no uniform or badge whereby officers
may be known; that officers are selected with.
ont proper regard TO those qualities of self
possession, energy, Ac., which are necessary TO
inspire confidence among passengers IN cases Of
difficulty and danger, and they suggest that conf
dence be withheld from these modes Of travel, I'M
til an improved system Of mana cement shall pre-
vail. They finally refer to the constant racing
against rival boats, against the railroads. and
against time, which has for a long period preyaedi
and they recommend thorough exercise Of pub
lie opinion as a remedy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-04
W We trar slate the following from the

@ we tlan sate tne iUiiONlng from the
iaiscls ZeieRg Of the llth Ut "A. the last draw
Ing of tie Spanish State Lottery eight poor little Savoy
aids who gained thsr livelihood &C shosblaoks ss Bar
cslons, W tn srea! prize-lOO0O pla,ter,, about
50 300. One Of them heard Of Il while the way 10
clean gentlemans boots He went on and finished
bis woFk, took h, two quartos-abou! a cent-ior IT,
and then hunfd Up his companions to give them toe
joyou, news. on the way he met the poor widow
rich In cbldren-of former Official, uho when she
was IN prosperity had done much for the ssyoyard
snd when lie SICK, had received him into her
house and nur'ed hin. He now ha tened 10 tie widow
and made known to her bis good forane, and the end
Of their sorows. he after ward held council with his
friends to decide 10 what way to render her their assist
snce aud proposed .hathey should give her 10 900 ias
ters from the common stock Without hest alton the
proposal was accepted and then awa to the Church 10
thank God for their good fortune. They sl.erwmd
divided the remaining 30 coo pasers equally, and I'm.
medistely left Barcelona for savoy via Marseles in
the ole arnboas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-04

To LonFRr : COLLINS, EsQ. Chairman Or he UTiS
Nominating ConWiits Of tts TAird ConsrsssioaGI
Dsirtet Of the City Of N,r York
DEAR SIR: After mature deliberation
since received through you IS Chairman, tbs nomlna
ton 90 candidate 10 represent the lid COngremona
District, in Congress- have ioally determined not 70
allow my name 10 re used In the for the coming
elsctlon.
never souiht the nomination ard you know Sir that
sier repested solicitations refused 70 allow nv mans
TO be presented to The electors candid it, and NOT
Until September old ! give my consent 70 have Ii
brought before tee Nominating Convention
For ten yesu past have devoted my 90 sxcu,,yay
10 my proiefsor, and stud Ousy avoided aterneddna
With politics, and have rot 10 tina. time attended pr.
raIy meeting.
During resideI CO Of thirty years a this District
have ercesvored TO act asa hrn and consistent Whg,
sId on but two occssions while 10 Europe have
filled 10 cepOslt my vote at every election
Al! the prsient time, reluctantly consented 10 the
ufe oil my pane, In the hope Of securing q Wig rep.
iesenislve rom thh District a Congress, now repre-.
scented y q Democrat
We axe DOW siured that WIZ candidate "a found
who can can carry the District, and mos, caeerfuly
withdraw my nsme from the canvass
may be eensuIed By my Political friends for taking
shis course, Without csniulting thei wishes have
not exchanged word on The subject with any mem.
Der OF eiih'r section Of the Wig party
II is vel Known that am zion Why and when
sectional agitation threatened the disurlon OF our
eeuntIy Win many Of cur most respectable citizens,
! took my stand Tor the Compromise and the Union
That suejest longer sgtstes the country and nav
desire to retire from the political arena
trust The Whiz Ticket will succeed At this Election.
and however much ! may dfer vita a section of the
Nhis party, as 10 Eessures rest assured that
20 ACT OF nine shall Ia spy particular compromise
Wig principles or the great Interests of the Waig
party.
VIII or yourself and your OF he Cor,
fslugl, a., s.r, irlJJslr
RUSSELL cHILDs 10. ~ csant.r. %.
& We 90 not doubt that the act Iof DR.. ChiIds
in thus giving way will be appreciated BY the
Wings Of the District. We only wish that there
were more men in the party Disposed to sacrifice
their own personal aspirations and wishes to the
general good. III.
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For California.

We shall issue TO MORROW MORNING The
Tribune for California, Oregon and the Sand
rich Islands. 1t will contain summary Of all the
Latest Foreign and Domestic News since the SAIL
ing of the last steamer; Bioney and Market Re-
ports, Marriages, Deaths, &c.
Single copies in wrappers, ready for mailing can
be had at the Desk To Morrow Morning. Price
az CENTS.
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Enthusiastic Wing Gathering nj Newark:

Enthusiastic " hig Gathering nj MOVABLE
One of the largest and most enthusiastic
audiences ever congregstsd within Warrington Hal,
Newark assembled Saturday evening, TO hear n ID
dress from Hon. J. N. BORIS, Of Va. TIE mos. snths
slsse feeling seemed 10 prevail throughout the entire
evening and DIR Boris was vociferously applaudsdh
the course Of his remarks.
JONI r. WILSON occupied the Chair,
and the proceedings opened With an excellent canpdss
fcrz BY M PAUL.
Chief Justice HORSEPOWER made few
remarks In which he expressed his cOntaued ssvonoa
to Wing principles aud BIS Dissemination 10 s'rugseo
bis utnos, In order TO successful Issue 70 ps
contest now going on between the Two great paraesa
tie country.
Mr.. Boris entered the room toward
tia close CT the SPEAKERS remarks, accompanies "
Hop. +. "A. TALLNADcE, Esq, and several other pf0o
nsat Wigs Az soon @ Mr.. d. was known 20 DO u VS.
room the meeting en- na'ss, cheering mo'' 'o...
ously, and when The cheering had 70 an extent
Mr.. Boris said that though personslly
unknown to .lmOs. svs-y man IN the ro'm' ,. 30 "a
20, ,hpk No VA. an guest among the P'epe
Of Newark. became the fnt bssils be fOusht u ~
Esso.h cc-ac,s VS. fought raa'r tho sr'aa ''''"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-04

Tie next number of tbs Tribune for Eu-
ropeaa Circulation will be issued on WEDNES-
DAY MORNING, at 9 o'clock. Ii will con-
tain a / the Latest News up to the time Of COINS
to press. Single COPIES in wrappers, ready fol
mailing. can be had at the desk. Price Six Cents
The africa sails from this port on Wednesday al
L. o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-04
Whix Meeting In Orange.
hroDLErowE. ORANGE Co. NJ
friday, oct !, 49,.

Hon, +. d. Culver. Of New York City.
sdereaed Wing meeting at the Town Hal. the hesl
quarters Of tbs "wsllsil Lundys Lsns Clab" In a.
village. on Wednesday eveIiog, ssh ult Tas Esl
vas filed TO in Utmost cspse!y, and during spssc.
Of IN hc rsndsbdf In length, the effective STYLE .ud
mastery Arguments OF Mr. C. were llstened 10 with ia
uo,t eager ard attentive interest
Mr. Ven Wagner (Poushkeepsis Biscksmthl fol-
lowed In bilsf though able and eloQuen, s,eecA
witch eMcittd much applause.
The scene was also epl,vsnei b. The prsseass q
large number ofisd-s and there was eNselient ansas
By our Whis Glee Club. ,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-04

For N1HOr,
MORGAN MORGANS, seventh Ward.
For GOreypor OF hi5ns-House.
WASHINGTON SMITH. sixteenth Ward
For Sheriff,
JAMES KELLY, second Ward.
For County Clerk,
GEORGE w. EIBLkT, Eleventh Ward.
For Controller,
JOSEPH X. TAYLOR. Eighteenth Ward.
For Counsel 10 Corporation,
OGDEN HOFFMAN, Fifteenth Ward
For Cify Inspector
CHARLES RIDDLE, sixteenth Ward
For Street CommssioHer,
JOHN j. D0ANE, Nineteenth Ward.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-04

Edward A. Cabell, ESQ.,. has Just been
appointed Chief Clerk Of the General Land Ofae. Mr
Csbel gentleman Of ability, and las ior some done
ssst been en- ed a. clerk IN the Land Office. He 10
from the S,ass Of Virginia i BaSi. Ri9a5.ic.
- Isn't that last remark Of The Republic
rather superilHous Ir.b.
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e. We have received fun detail, of the

e We have received full details OF the
CALIFoKYIA news BY the arrival of the
steamers United Stat and PrOmetheus.
The nomination Of Gen. Scott i received
with enthusiasm In all parts Of the Golden
State, snl the Wings have engaged in the
canvass with great energy and conf hence
of success. Our news from the miues
confirms the accounts previously received
Of continued successful operations.
The steamer Ohio, which lefc Aspiuwall
two DAYS before the United States, had not
arrived when our paper went to press.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-04

IL The Tribune 10 served in this City, Brooklyn, Will
smburgh and Jersey City for l2i cents per week. payable
oths carriers Names sent through the Post ohse or Penny
Post will lie promptly placed on the Csrters books
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-04

ILLIsoIs.-ThompsOn Campbell i, the
Opposition candidate Tor Congress IN the LIST
District.
Cyrus Aitrich e ;he Wig candidate in the lid
District.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-04

BrTELEGRAPn-Gen. Scott still avahes
the highest enthusiasm in all the places he visits.
SATURDAY afternoon he crossed the Ohio and visit
ed New Albany, returning to Louisville TO spend
the Sabbath as previously announced. A cod
blooded murder was committed at WilkesbaHe,
Pa, On Saturday, and a-o:her 6remen's not took
place st Philadelphia on Friday night but the
General ;terns'sre not Of much interest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-04
SCENES IN THE LIFE OF GEN
HTso,
U~ THE CAgPAICN LIFn OF
q WHY AM A WuG-I

L<.ier 20 an IEquissHg Friead"-by HORAcI
GRrEtEr-A large and fair pamphlet Of l6 pages
Price $40 per thousand, ST per hundred, 10 cents
per dozen. 2 cents singly.
ordered 10 DO sens oy Man cert for saeh SEQ
rnes and under and sen for over so miles mas, IL
e6ded 10 prepay posssga
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n The Increasing reputation Of ~.

Improved wahpepe" BY O. VAN Dr,srx ~.
fers common Inducements to those WIZ re ae.o,. b.
have their dssayse and waste Of hair renewed .nd thai
Eey iochs conssytsd 70 hsf natural eoleE and a. tbs
bEmed without dyeirg the hair injarpE Il BY unsrs
as.es Cal at the General De26t snd WaApsse soou,A
No rs Chsmbersst, ana obtain the genuine article
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LIONS KArHArRoN FOR Pas

LIONS hATHAIRoN FOR PREsERvING,
RxsronISe AND BEAvTrytSe TIVE H.IR.-lt eradlsstes
r2Suh, cures the Reryous besSache saa 10 the DE-
ss,s,, sys;s large hestiss ssd sod BY sn phacipL
~'~''''"'~- T. THosiAs LYox,
6l Broadway, xhelessls cay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-04
Ham DYEINe.-CmsrApoRo's ExcEI,

SoR LIavip HAR DYE, 70 color the Hair sad Whks the
moment "a applied wrhoaf injury the hair skin. IL
e&a b washed mmsdstsy without disturbing the color
Improving the texture and eonfrrns elasticity 10 the hair
applied or cold ct csBrapoKos, Nc. ASsor House.
Prvafs{rpom or applying the dye
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-04
SyIIJnG Orr, GREAT BARGAINS :

A lotL Co No. 6.9 Broadway, having determined TO
deyos theft whole ded attention 90 the nAnuia
tuips and importing # -wclry have, in order to fs'a,e
theI views COZ cluded to sell of the entire OF Their pr en
stook AZ an immeus. reaucon It will be found ton
10 cops speudid oImept Of sales ant Cent Gold
Wachsa Diamond and ohs, fine fUl1 jeVelty. Pins Ear
Rtpss Bracelets. Rtne. thatt-laps Chains studs Lock-
es Chatms 80 Silver and silver plated Wares IN every
requisite for the table aper Meche Goods, bf3nk,
China ard OImou Msate Clock. real et ornamenis Ilchly
dscorssd Chm ases Bottles FiPurss sc Opera Glasses
Vaps DR. s,iug Cases, WTung Desks, Work Boxes
JOvTins Psis kiG Gloves endless variety OF hucy
9sods 100 nunsr 4 q psrculafDs
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,R "IRELAND,s yIsRRYR. r...,

J, Ss "a HrSsY z. CAREY," tho leading ssssy
- ARe F!or, tie Loom and the In,I; n, So
r.mSs,. issued asa Campaign Tract fIs i s
r 80 :, II a. saG g the effects Of British Free
ssnd a. pSOcI sausIy (, Thrift b. aid Prosperity Of
partial observers. Ii appeals esnsc;.II na Dy I'M
Ieehngs and Judgment Of irishmen. 20 70 sIe
per tEousans, 81 IS per hundred . cent. NC xIo