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4 Letter from Jacob Barker.
NEw.ORLFANs. Monday. Sept &.


To NE Editor ef The ". y DIRy Tribune.
SIR: La an article in your paper of 2jth
ult attempt nade TO Induce the public to believe
that there yet holders of my NewY0rk Bank notes
In this think you mistaken. There 10 not a, far
as | am sdyi,ed, single note Of the Exchange Bank
or Of the Bank Of Washington and Warren remaining
In the hands Of the community and II 10 strange that
you could not have found In my address to the Jeer
'on Club of five Newspaper columns, some ayerneut
conclusion 20 combat course far more liberal than
20 have Travelled back more than thirty years In
the hope OF finding some cause Of asssu. on The writer
You are also mistaken IN Suppesing that there was a.
any time difference or GOODNESS between Hoe. B +.
Butler and myself
The operations Of the Bank Of Washlaytou and
Warren were suspended by ChAncery Injunction.
The principal part Of the aissts OF the Bank were BY
my procurement given 10 certain bill holders on their
agreeing TO pay all the bills Of TIE Bank At par which
should be presented within 90 days Thir arrange.
ment was carried into eject under decree 10 Chan.
eeIy and every EFFORT In my power made p induce ae
holceTs OF The Bank notes 20 present them for payment
All that were presented we're paid at par MAnv
bolders lid not meet Hih the public notification. or
rom some other cause omitted to preseat them within
the limited ume All that have appeared since have
been redeemed At par by me- rom new earnings Al.
though no ways liable therefor
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Tammany Nomina lions.

Gen. HIRAM WALBRIDGE was last evo.-
ing nominated for Congress in the lid District sf
our State, comprising the LIST, lid, lid, va ,ss
With Wuds Of our City. The choice, We hs.
leve, was unanimous. The General is a clever "a.
low, and bis party owe him hesrty support.
Hon. MIKE WALSH was like wise NOM
mated by the Democracy Of the Nth District
comprising the lVth, With, Nth and XIVth Ward,
Our friend Mike s a philosopher, and wheeler IN,
District was made for him or he for the D.trc,
we are not certain, but suspect they will be found
well suited 10 each other. Ss. ssailemen Of "A,
House! make room for Hon. Ne Walsh!
WILLIAM A. WALLER (now Commis.
sioner Of Juries) was nominated IN the With Die
trict. comprising the IXth, XVIII and xXsL
Wards. Ifan Argument were needed TO show IN.
utter degeneracy and atrocity OF our present ms.
chinery for grinding out candidates, se have it ia
this nomination, which was all but unanimous.
John WHEELER is the candidate nomi.
mated last evening in the With Distict, composed
OF the Nth, XVIII and XvII,h Wards. Asw,
had lived so Icing in heather darkness With 70 gard
TO the existence of this gentleman, we were forced
TO inquire who he is, and learned that he is.
young attorney, son Of the keeper Of the Uaio..
place Hotel
FRANCIS b. CUTTING was nomin,,. a in
the With District, comprising the XlIth,
XyIIIth and XlXth Wards. We need not say
that he is very able man, an eminent lawyer.
and one of the bitterest of Hard Shell IIunkers.
We think he wi prove strong candidate.
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FALL VEsTs At Jennings Il Co. s.

The most STRIKING novelty produced In the Cl0hng business
this season the STYLE Of Fall Vests Just introduced BY
w T. JIENINGS 4 Co, No 23t Broadway. There Is moth
obtru,ve sshy about them, but they have an air OF
high fashion which arrests the eye In moment, and CON
pels the man OF admit their superiority The Fall
fap,aoous introduced this week by the firm alto
getLer unique cut and material JENNINGS Co.'S gen
er stock OF Fall and Winter Ready Made Clothing 10 no
arranged their spacious establishment and oompfehends
II believed the extensive assortment u froct
Dres and Business Coats and Sacks Vests and Pantaoons
offered in this CITY In the Oder Department tho finest
Cloths Cassmere 6c will be found and full suits parts
Of suits are furnished In few hours 10 gentlemen with
whom dispatch al obes Ia this branch the best cut.
ters are empoyed and the principal advised by every
sssmer OF the slightest shanges which may occur In the
fashions abroad w. r JENNINGS,
No 23l Broadway American Hotel.
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r. We learn from Capt CrOwell' o.
The brig Robert Wing, from Buepos Ayres, ns
country Is In very unsettled state and that =" ~
possibe for him to give any correct Information "m
CARDS the revolution. He brought no papers TOT =
pres.
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-.ruR TARIFF QUESTION:

p.a,e,,;o, and Free Trade COHstdered by
uon,c,G GREELEY. handsome pamphlet OF "A
..nss Price sl5 per thousand, : ! per hundred
% cents per dozen.
1...os ara. copes oil BE- 'ent them desired
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Wing Documents for the Campaign

wing documents Tor the Campaign.
We ask the friends of SCOTT and
GRAHAM to call at our office and examine
the following Campaign publications.
Friends of the Cause! call and see if you
don't want 10 supply every house in your
County, Town or Ward with
wTHE CAMPAIGN IFROF GEN
SCOTT, with 70 Illustrations Of the most event
lul scenes IN his Ilustrious careeI-s pamohet of
thirty two pages, on tine paper. Prce g. per hun
dred 81 cents per dozep 3 cents single.
When ordered 20 De sent oy siail cents for
undeT 900 miles and cents for ever 500 miles
must be added, as the Post Office Department re-
fuses to send without prepayment of postage.
Also,
SCENES IN THE LIFE OF GEN
stoTT-a broad sheet 10 be hung up in dwell
ngs and public places-with eighteen spirited Illus
tralons-$lO per thousand, $ll per hundred. or ,
cents singly. Terms, Cash infexibly.
If TO be sent BY Mail cent for 500 miles and
under and cents for over 5OO miles must be added
to prepay postage.
Also,
W' THE CAMPAIGN LIFE OF
SCOTT ia GeTzaCUs-thu SAME size, Illustrations
ana pnee as the English Edition. Also,
THE CAMPAIGN LIFE OF SCOTT
IN FRENCH the same style, price, &c, as the
foregoing.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, THURSDAY, SEPT. 10, 1852.
For Prendent,
WINFIELD SCOTT, of New-Jersey.
For Viee-Presideat,
WILLIAM A. GRAHAM, Of North aroIinn.

~ The Tribune is served in this City, Brooklyn vii
hsnsbush and Jersey City for ~ per week payable
1.-THE Gamers Names through the Post Oss or Penny
Post will be promptly placed on the Carriers books
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r. The UNIvERsALIsTs, now holding
their General Convention in our City, are found
in the several States and their neighborhood In
the proportion Indicated in the following table.
which We compile from their Almanac for 1853:
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DEAR JACoB-If we intimsted last month that
the bills Of your exploded Banks still remain in
the hands OF the public, it was an nadyertence
which We beg you 70 pardon. In view Of the rate.
at which they could have been obtained, it would
be gross blunder for so accomplished 6aancier
as MIR. Barker not to have bought them I'd wears
ago. We presume they are all burnt long since
Ike those OF the Bank OF Plaiuied, jacksonville
and other Institutions which encountered i tficul.
Ties and were brought to an untimely end, And
as to Mr.. b. +. Butler We well kne x-or We had
hung delighted over the Jesse IIoyt Correspond
enee-thHt Jacob and Benjamin were the must
loving OF associates, the tenderest Of mutual coun
sellers. We never minated any other than Po-
htich difference between them-and hat. we
stated, bad been harmonized.
Mr. Barker should not presume that the world
has forgotten the history of his remarkable fnan-
clal career in this City-nor that re are ignorant
ofthe history Of the Washington and Warren
Bank. Our knowledge OF it was refreshed but
not created, by the Jesse Hoyt Correspondence
aforesaid. We were youag when the Washing
ton and Warren ran through the hnal stages of
its career and gave up the ghost having little else
to give up y but we lived in its neighborhood. and
our recollection Of it is far more vivid than fra
grant. Just for Mr.. Bankers satisfaction OIL
this point, We will relate an anecdote and revive
an epigram founded on the career Of that Bank
The anecdote gained currency in our section som.
time previous to the Banks final kick, and ran
thus:
A beggar in Albany solicited aims of stranger
in the street, Who seeing that he seemed really
needy, pulled out his pocketbOo aud rendered
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H "WHY AM A WUG->

lft<r 10 an iHquirtRg FrieHd"-By HoRAcE
6RtEtEI-A large and fair pamphlet Of l6 pages {:
Pncee 80 per thousand, 81 per hundred, ~ cents
per dozen. cents singly.
u ordered 70 Dc oy NAL | eert for each 500
miles and under and cents for over 500 miles mus, bs
added 70 prepay postage
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MAINE ELECTION.

The vote for Governor in l57 town, com
pares with that Of 1850 as follows
1852. 1850.
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~Curiosity and utility are now wonder
fully eomslusS In Fancy Goods Novelties Toys &c ct
TUrrass Emporium Ne. SIS Broadway. Thsre Is ne IA
noes Bird Trss
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THE LETTER.

MADAM: | beg respectfully to address
you on the subject Of your work, Uncle Toms
Cabin" an edition Of which | am noT printing
for sale in this country.
There have been two editions published here "a
vet, but both Of them in very inferior style, and
I thought there must yet be room for we'll
printt d edition.
DO not think it right, no Teyer, to avail my self
OF the present def Give state OF the Copyright
laws, and TO reprint the works Of an author,
though belonging to another county, (which IN
my opinion does not alter the principle N the
thing at all without making him or her a fair
Enumeration. beg, there fOie, to offer YOU roy
atty Of three pence on every copy sold, which
shall have much pleasure m transmitting 10 you
N any wsy on nay request. Wy EDITION must, Of
course be- a cheap one, the work Is being printed
in this country Tor sirpcHce; but it Will be printed
well, and have in every respect Il credltabIe APP
peaTance.
As YOU will probably not know nv name, may
mention that succet ded the late NJ Fraser, who
established aud was the proprietor OF Fraser's
Magazine.
have the honor to be, Madam. your most obedient
iervsni Thomas BoswORTH.
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On Wednesday mOrriDg Sent Is shall exhibit our fall
styles Cloaks Manas &c selected In Paris expressly for
our city trade Asn in addition 10 imp0rtaons
We have Just Iec-ived In store good assortment OF hoe
silks and rich esq foods purchased at auction, which
are offered at o email sdysuce Our retail stock Of Fine
Goods fully equals In variety II It does rpss any in
the city TIFFaNY CUTTING, No. S2l Broadway.
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FINE INDIA SHAwLs.-Au invoice re-
ceived In this day In value from $500 TO $500 each
ust imported amoog witch o the most beautiful
ever EXHIBIT Cd IN this city.
TlrFANY CUTTING No. 32l Broadway.
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p DIsBKow's Riding School is nov,
open for the reception Of pupils HoSrs for L.as, AN.
ffusn A n. To Pm. Gentlemen from 70 AN sn5y
% Pm No. ~ 4th-sy ~N
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n HENRY l.. FOSTER is on hand with

OF the best asotmens ready made Clothing and Fur
nshipe Goods produced In this market Call and
his beautiful sy les OF fall and winter clothing AID you
fail TO purchase he offers such extremely low prices
- 10 defy all competition. No. q COuTtlandtst
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Remarks.

W e nave ANNIVERSARIES III WHICH amer
lean Publishers have treated British Au-
thors with the Justice evinced in Mr.. Bos-
worth's letter to Mrs Stowe; but we do
not know that any American Publisher has
adopted the principle therein involved as a
settled rule of action. If any one has done
80, we apprehend that his publishing expe-
rience has been very limited or not very
fortunate. The negro who only stole the
stuff for his brooms found himself under
sold and supplanted by his rival who stole
his brooms ready-made, and we do not SEQ
how publishers who pay their authors can
do better in competition with those who
proceed on the Rob Roy basis.
Ii is Il great shame, a great wrong, a
great mischief, that an Author rightto the
fruits of his own labor or genius are not re-
cognized by our laws; but it is hard to fix
the public attention fully and earnestly on
a matter so far removed from the general
current OF thought and popular interest
especially when the majority specifically
presume that their personal interest is iden-
tilted with the wrong side. We have faith,
however, in Human Nature, and believe
just decision will be rendered by the public
whenever it shall have been horoughLy
aroused to Il consideration of the matter.
Mr.. Bosworth's honest, manly course may
not shame eyil-doers, but it will encourage
those who do well, and tend to win suf-
frages and voices for the right. 1t is a
great shame TO our Nation that its laws are
not so honest as some of its people-and
shame once felt naturally tends to amend
ment. We trust, therefore, that Mr.. BIS
letter will be widely circulated and consid-
cred. TEL
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ASSOCIATION FOR THE EXHIBITION O,

TIVE INDUSTRY or All NATIONS, Ofhce No IS Broadway
New. York eth sept lSS2The SOckholeeN Of this A,so
-siiou are hereby noti6ed that call Of per cent on
the Capital stock being the second nstmen thereof hs
Sen odesrd by the Boad OF Directors and they hereby
requested 70 pay the sane to MeasA DvscAN SHERMAN
By order W. NHETTEs Secretary
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81. 500 PIAro-FORTE.-We would call

n opr reader, 10 The fact thst there is now In
he rscou. srerooms Of r. GILBERT Co the most Truly
,s.n6es, Piano Forte in the United States Eaooatey
bnt bastey carved presents with It's ch pearl Keys the
o beautiful specimen Of art Ia its way inst has ever
ieep our fortune 70 behc ID The pee o. the instrument
bpgrS Tor another piano The public invited TO call
and examine ii at No $50 Broadway, corner OF Anthony
I'D stairs
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MUSLIN DE LAINEs.-Buyers are invited

inspect sresi JOB in these tOods At 6lo, and 9c
Dress Goods Department.
TwEEDy MoULToN & PlMProN,
importers and Jobbers No A. BrosdwAy.
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TY- New Goods of our own impor

" NOW UOOus OF OUT OWL IInpOTIH-
ton and the choicest selection 81 rch goods In MARKET
among which Siks BIocade In every design and
quality and every desirable shade IN plain oolo French
ali wool DE LANES Scotch and French silk and Wooden
Plads Lspins ana Mslafds best ID French Mernos, al
colos and qualities shaws In great variety Laoes and
Emhroideriss; Linens and Domestic Goods Hosiery snd
6ne twled Brosdcloths for laies Cl0aks In bsk drsb
md mode ooloTs TnEANY CuIIING. No. 81 BIosds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-16

Y- Are you in haste TO leave town
DO you handsome set OF Shirts he made
she iDstAntf if,o call GREEN, No Aston House YOU
will be measured with mathematical precision IN FIVE min
stes and viii have the articles in time, and equal 70
your expectations in uyie aud workmanship
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-16

~ KrLLoeG's Fall Styles OF Gentle
=. Hat. now ready Unsurpassed by any for elegance or
$50, - KELLOGG, No. I28 Canal st.
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q "IRELAND,s nIsERIEs-77e,,

&C! "IRELAND's nIsERIBs-TRer
%1ass.e-by Henry Z. CAREY" the leading ESSAY
temh. ae Pioa, Tie Loom and the Aara' for Sep
pages issued as Campaign Tract, tl6 large
Trade ON " q shows the effects Of British Free
Ireland, a, me Industry, Thrift and Prosperity OF
partial obssrv vs.imed BY her Patriots aud by i'm
feelings and ipssN appeals especially to the
per thousand. Al S s Of lrishmen. Price $40
y per hundred, ? cents singly.
on ~ 49, ~M. Z: RonINsoN,s SPEECH
Tn. meM;.aanPshire Democracy and 60.
Al IS Der hnrd-iS pages. Price $40 Der .bn"ssnS
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OF PiTy.-The occupants of

OBJECTS or PiTy.-lne occupants vi
the benches the Psrk Fountain, for they all a.
tired In light aud shy costumes which In tie present
ehanseabe weather IL sd disastrous results Phsn
thiophists will find at SMITH RcEs, splendid supply OF
Fall Garments with which they can ciohe these OBJECT.
OF PITY at very low rates fhe ware-roons at No 10
Euifou.el
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HERyIAL TRUssEs.-BUTLEh 5 fA aIIi.S !,
,.S,c.l cure Of Hernia Tor Rupture spplisa ..
AZ s oi 80. Tss (f5e, No Vesey,t opposite 81 aus
SIp,eb Lsei.. department. distinct ana ua's zoo ~
- = 1sm.le Utero Abdominal SuPpof1sf'' 0P'"s' anu
eh,nlder Braces carefully htted-
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Ry.L EsrATE.-We invite the atten-
,cn "a e.p,sli.,. and others 10 the sale, To MORROW
snc,iop bI ANTHONY J BLEEcKER, At u O'Clock a. ths
Us,.,t. EYcb.nse consisting Of the three Houses ana
-. Nos 9j5 347 AID S49 4tnsv- near <1th-'t ana
Ssc ots OF Groupd situated 5thsv Olst ana IVZ 81
~ The above can be had at the Auctionroon, NO
Broed mo -'of
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~ PETERSON 81 HUMPHREYS, No. 379

Euvpe aud the Auction Rooms unusually large and ele
CANT stoek Of CsIpetnss SURPRISING In bsncy Of eoors
richness design and dnsh anything offered In this
market Many patterns exclusively and not TO DO
ouna elsewhere Also the renowned Worlds Fair Carpet
In enc entire piece 70 which we call public attention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-16

WORM MAKES THE MAN, AND WANT
OF 1T THE FELLOW SO says Pope The sentiment
10 applicable 10 VAN OEUsEss IMPROVED WAHfESE. 10
its value that constitutes excellence That e will
produce and fresh Hair 10 the pscs OF that wnish
dse aSed ard convert tina, which gray to It's rsi and natural
col il fact now too notorious to Be Questioned Call
the General Depot No rs Cnambersst aud see TIE re-
speetabe certificates and procure the true and gehuins
limited States.
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" Southern and Western Merchant.

would do well to purchase Mrs JERvIss Cold Candy an ar
tce Of undoubed GOOD reputation for coughs colds and
other pulmonary complaints This article testified and
tfed to By the first Of the country sold st the Pnnc
pal Office No. 3t6 Broadway, by Mrs. w. JEWS
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To L1ryR,RY MEN-A $50 PRIzE.-

muRog will p.y the shove for the best Poem 70 De 20
decided by competent Literary Commit.,, .tvlo
ar Hat Tb. poem be written IN the balso styi7'
,rs not 10 exceed So lines and must be sent IN 70 NJ
IA Much No 80 Sd-sy by the ls OF October Al "nich
I'm. The ,x ard will be paid and made known Competitors
Tor tls liberal prize requested T. annex theu rea names
"a sadr,ss,s 20 their poems under seal which Will not
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-16

RIcH CARPETINGs.--SMITH u LoUNs-
ssRy, No ia PesIst are prepared 20 exhibit their
hll styles comprising complete and desirable assortment
OF nch Velvet Tapestry, Brussels Three Ply and lnsrsn
CNretines Also choice Of s other goods
tainint TO the Carpet trade al Of which they oaens
prices that challenge competition.
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PAPER wAREnOusr.-WK,T,xo p,.

rtSs 81 ihE CAsE OSLN.-CYSUs W F,stDEco ~ :,
Cnnst, sole Agents for the Nictori. MI Vs. no IL
almost ~ 'As Paper MsnOsetare IA. ooSn,;S nn i 10y
prieesl Of the extensive al 1880 tan mi
American. French ard knssh WKrINS PSpsssS As o.
shown IN the United States VARS ever
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Cr.,x,s F.1I SINUS roR ls52.-The
Gy,rIEmEN's HATs-FALL PATTERN.

R,.n corner Pine snd Nssssu-sts-Ihe rye I" sne On
-usrs sesseu viii be Introduced on WEDntsDAY SEP
hisb fulsh and superior fabric OF the tbs" no" oe7s
A. he ,n.peoor viii evident 70 the closest observer
" PuV"s '-' BIRD corner Pine and Nasssu-su
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RuNous PRICEs TREMENDOUS SAcRI

rIcE -Unpsraleled reduction In the prices Of English
Tapestries Brussels rhreePy and lnTnn CsrpetA Rugs
Mats Window Shaded ko, at No. 80 BOweTy, HIRAM AN
DEKsoN's. Elegant Drusgets, 2 and ysrds WIDE and
remnants of Oh Cloth At one half their usual pIce.
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SCENES IN THE LIFE OF GIN.
~ THE CAMPAIGN LIFE a,

THE CAMPAIGN LIFE OF SCOTT
a. freaeAi toe same style, price, &c, as the
foregoing.
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MADAME SoNTAG AT BRADY s. LIS -.
upriv.,d Queen Of Song visited BRApYs N.tona
on Monday last ard soded her porIIsil AZ No Us
COLLECTION n eminent persons now on eAhlDi4'1 -
p,raSvav coYuer Of Fulton.
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D- A flourish of trumpets often an
~ ANpREws u LANPHIER, Merchant

Tailor, have removed from No 2O3 Ne ca Broadway
fBreysers Marble Budinsa between Houston and bleeck
where they prepared 10 furnish articles In ther
hns al The shortest notice. and the most fashionable materials
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-16

tS dousekeeperS and all others In want
OF seddipe Bcd,rexs ke would do well to call At VII
SAke ec established arcToomS No $50 Cbathams cor
net o. at where he found the largest assor
ea. OF sLneies In his tine offered to the public.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-16

n Roor's magnificent Crayon "a
ruereotype /. the finest thing yet schleveo -,
s.guerreotJpe Examine them a. No oo5 Broad ~ss
first floor, up stairs
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ExcKLsloR.-BEEBE q Co.. No. 100
..s~., respectfully solicit, the attention OF the public 70
az Fail ys.hion for sonilemens Hats
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WINDOW ORNAMENTS AT ExrRAoRDI-
saM Low rs,ess.-KtLrr kfrRsusOx. Nos. 2Sa. Broad.
Ms,n are selling Window shade. Lace and
sresi ssrs.ns Ca. ma . -. Curtain fTmmnss 1s
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NARcIssUs AND HIS WATERTTPE.-
What fool was Nycssus &c pluuE. for shadow
Had he lived in these days, the unfortunate 80 on
Instead Of smb Wiling for Gnveserd ~ wstef
And CT mmi,ing the horrible crime Of self slsnsnse,
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r. DIR. POWELL, Oculist and Aurist,
attends usual 20 diseases Of the Eye and Ear, from TO
O'Clock daily at No SO Broadway where be had his
"1rest,e the Eye :" also. Artificial Eyes which can BE-
inserted without pain and will and look like the nstu
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