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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-10

This carGea that DAIIEYs PAIN EXTRACTOR
family Salt Rheum Of thirteen years' dunton, and for wG
Those 4viated uy
snry There doubt but ,his MedeAe hA. all the
the Patent reim5 for H. hat fallen under
added to the respectable testimonials in a favor b.
have used requiring Immediate relief
hseuy recommend to the aleutc Q! the afflicted the ths
valuable Aays. ROSWELL CHAPLIN.
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laudable desire for healthiness AMI neatness
of site, and responsibility ofappearancs and
associations.
A good example has been set in Berlin.
A CON pany in that city with capital Of
nearly 100000, have built in various parts
of the city, combined dwellings for l4j
families, or 500 persons. Each building
is arranged to accommodate nine familie-
This is too small. Larger ediices could be
more economically erected, finished and
kept in order. The rents are so graduated
that AFTER paying insurance. repairs. and
superintendent the company will receive
per cent. interest on the investment. and
. per cent. as a sinking fund. This fund
will repay the capital in % years, when the
tenants will become joint prOprietors ofthe
house, each family owning the apartments
it has occupied. Those who remove from
the house before the expiration of the time
receive an indemnify for the contingent
right they have acquired in the property.
The tenants also combine to purchase at
wholesale articles Of ordinary consumption,
somewhat on the plan of the New England
Protective Unions.
Now here are suggestions which we
think worthy the careful consideration of
woI kingu en- and of philanthropists. The
latter. or the former alone, can put the
plan. or letter one if it can be devised,
into execution whenever they set about it.
The Homestead Associations of this City
have Iaised and spent millions of dollars in
the purchase ofyillagc lots ia this vicinity.
This shows what after all, is the real
power which, by combination, the work
ing classes possess to help themselves.
Whatever they seriously determine to do
is pretty sure to be done. And the plan
We have developed is so safe, and its re-
suit 30 certain, that they could easily bor-
row money, were it necessary. to put it in
practice. Think Of it
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Wunyp's PATENT SALAMANpER SAFES

Thu only safes with wnpER's Patent and kicHs Pat,
ant eombped are made BY STEAKNs MANnlN NO i'0
WssT.t n the sole pfopriet0rs OF RlNHs fa'ent
cxF.T FtRE Al EDGEFIELD cot kThoNSE soVIh AhVtSN
EpcETtELD COVRT-hOusE, = e. "a AOs, 20. =
Mexsfs STEARNs MARNtN, (succeSSop 70 hiNH y W.!
No lbs " ater st New loTk-Gcaueaeh IL WIN e'es
pleasure we have 20 ipoIm you that az the great gre "o
eonr med our store ard three Ohers also the Js We
served all our boois and papers IN one OF your ~
safes purchased from your agent In Charleston m II u
HATCt The stores built ct pitch pine sna te nea
wastly terrific The crowd present HeeHea me 9es ..
anything standing suehs hTe yet se never ios
in The Safe Upon orenrgi next day In me pfeehoeo
those who witnessed the re the srestest astonsoasn pe
vailed when everything inside the SAFE eeS sue
without sstsn, except what arose nom The steam OF 'hs '
Amahder
Weshsh call next month 70 select smother Ssis
and remain ours respectfully, WILLIAMS \ CHRISTIE
The above letter shows real hte RlCH SAls
manGers (WupEss Patiently the only safes he de-
pended In the feaTst fire safes Of different
makers totally DESTROYED, RCHs alone bidding
defiance % flares pre- serving sots Noos and MORTGAGES
10 the value Of xO0tOo The Ciihcothe fire is p.slel
case every Safe but Rics dss Toyes The Wetumpks
6re followed seventy budlnsi DESTROYED RCH's
SAFE again the only that survived is oomp-ttor
These repeated occurrences prove insoatestby that Will
pHK's Patent Sal>nspdets with klcHs lmorOysment ara
the heat the lntec States whole world
They can be had st the Depot No las Wstor-st and At
the FACTORY corner Of 81 MaIks place and Avenue
york srEARNs s MAKNIS,
Successors 10 L. Rich \ Co
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The November Election Officers 10 be Chosen
The Anne nded Election Law for this City
Arrapgemenr of the Boxes, Ballots, &c.

The constant changes Of our Election
Law render it almost impossible for the public to
keep rightly informed in regard to their privileges
and duties a: the polls. By the increase Of poou.
latoD, new Offices, new apportonments &c, dis.
trcts are changing almost every year, 60 tina. the
most care,Il inquirer is often puzzled. and anx.
iously inquiries with the great Secretary, Where
en- to gol" The most important change this
year is made by the Few Congressional Apportion.
msnt, whereby We have six districts in place Of
four, and OF course new boundaries throughout.
The law for the reduction Of the number OF ballot
boxes IS another important and valuable feature.
fer which the public will be duly grateful. We
have carefully examined this law, and prepared
the following statement Of facts in regari TO
boxes, officers and ballots TO be brought before
the people in November. With the exception Of
the Judges the politics Of all the retiring offcers
are indicated, the names in Italics being Wbirs
and those in Roman being Loco-FOcos. The
ststfment has been carefully prepared and is be.
lieved to be correct:
By an Act (passed March 20, 1881 "to
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p,a,h of Hon. Mark n. SlbIey.

Mr.. Sibley died at his residence in
Csnandsigua on Wednesday morning, after &C.
we're illness Of eight days. Few men in Western
New-luk, says The Aijaay Ereai'g Jo"rHa,
were more widely known ormore highly respected
Ia every department Of life-in his Profession in
the Legislature, on the Bench, and IN his social
relationship was distinguished for his brilliant
talents, for bis eminent learning, and for his do
nestle virtues. lie had endeared himself to
large circle Of friends, and the intelligence Of his
sudden death in the full ygor OF his manhood, viii
be received with sadness by al who knew him.
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Rssulsis tie Number OF Ballot Boxes to b nsed "
Elections In the City Of Nsw-fork," It's pr'v'ded IN"
there sha be a, mosl but strcH boxes, Wnien snA 20
marked ard numbered as follows;
No. I.-Ipdorsed Estate, CITY AND
co,-xrv Nr,rsEr ONE In this box shall be deposited
ali ballot, for Safe JudisiL, City and County Office"
,ho are voted for throus bout the City ali the names 10
Be upon single piece Of psper the ballot to be IN
dorsed on the outside State City and County Nun.
Der ore" A, the coming election ths ballot Will EN-.
brace the rnmes Of candidates for Governor n pa'e
Of Washington Rsat Lieat Governor, In phase OF
Sanford Church > Canal Commissioner, ia place OF
Frederick Folst) Inspector of stats Prisons, On place
Of Darius CLARK Mayer In place Of Ambrose c htHss
land > Sheriff, In place of Thomas CdrHLeyJ County
C'erk in plsee Of George " Ri5lo, > Controller. in
place Of JcserA r. Taylor City Inspector, dn place OF
Aired " Vhae - COMMISSIONS Of Repairs and Sup
ules. in place OF illidm AGIBs SIrees Comnls-
slorsr TN place Of JOAN r Dodge y Corporation Conn'
Gel. in plsce Of R,nry E. DsriSs Four CorOne', IN
place of Joka Ires a Coroner to be assigned 10 each
Senatorial Disirlct) Three Justices OF the Marine
Court In place Of James Lynch and Edward T.
Cowles one Justice Of the Supreme Court, IAN sddl-
tional icer hold for eleh, years Justice OF the
Superior Court in place Of Lewis H. Ssndiord, de-
ceased Two Governors Of the AlmsHsuse, I'm phase
of tlians w. Erarts and Jonathan l. Coddnstop. THIS
viii make ballet Of tsenty three names and seventeen
cfeleni ofees to be voted for In all The Election p'
irc,s in the City.
No. o.-lndorsed. CHARTER; NUM-
nyR Two In hls box shall be deposited The ballots
for Ward and School Ofeer' and Inspectors OF E'ec
ZION Al tbi. Election the bsllst will emorsce only
names # car disa,es for Assistant Aldermen 0he Al
oermen hold over year longer, unfortunately A''e'
sor.; {, pusblsr; School Commissioners, Inspectors
arc Tfus,ees; and Inspectors OF Election Each Ward
Is osrlot "a an ballots, " hen folded must sho" the
Idoiseueut: " Chatter Number Two. sN WING
ans fourteen loco-Foco Assistant Aldermen so out OF
office.
Ne. 3.-Iudorsed, ASSEMBLY Nun
rrR TuuEE."-1his bjx will receive all ballots for
Muber Of Assembly, n The respective Di.tricts. The
b,ao, will colta'n but name and wll be ipdorSed,
Assembly; Namber Three Sixteen Members OF
Assembly are 20 be chosen, ms follows
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-10
TIE RAILROAD ACCIDENT AT BRIpGE-

PoEr.-Accordlng TO Information obtained yesterday,
the accident at the bridge ths Housaonic near
Bridgeport, was much more disastrous regards tbs
oss OF property than was Represented ia the former
notice tappears that the switch tender prior 10 going
to his dinner adjusted the switch for the passage of the
Boston Express traiu During ais absence two trains
OF The Nsugatuek road-the last one an extra train
passed over the bridge; those having cbarse Of them
each unlocking the switch ADD reid listing (as IL Is
serted BY them tor the passage OF the Boston train out
on The latter reaching that poiIt the engineer dscoy
ered that The switch was wrong, and Immediately
checked the engine and gave the signal fol tho brake
man 10 brake up on which the connection between
the baggage and passenger cars fortunately gave way
80 that tbe latter almost instaoty brought ~ a
stand while the locomotive tender and two baggage
cars ran, although at reduced speed against thu side
Of the bridge, and shattered dbl tinted the
ture that space nearly $50 feet long fell wiki
meLdOus crash. The engineer and fireman, befors
stated saved Themselves by lespDs from thsir posts
into the mud below 4! being low tde a. the tune Tae
LOGON olive and baggage said n DO completely
demolished The oss Incurred by this accidentis be-
lieyed to exceed $4,000. The passengers were con-
veyed the river 10 seow, and tnsr baggage
covered from the wreck Another locomotive and train
Of cars were then procured from Bridgeport, Ia which
they brought 10 this City, arriving ab Jut I've hsu
afeer their usual ume.
At an early hour yesterday morning, Mr.. Whistler,
the superintendent Of tho New Haven Railrosd pre-
ceeded TO the place. and caused TEN oorary Hshu Of
steps 10 constructed az each end Of the brea N from
the bhcge 10 the wreck below which tho pas,cu-
gres will have 10 walk until the repairs to tie bridge
are completed.
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Rv TsrreRApH.-We have further re-

BvTs1reRApH.-We have further re-
port of the dOings of the women MIS- SD"
.ood ds.l Of point and spice. From Baltimore
80 80 some later news from Mexico. The Gov
- -, forces had lef. Jalapa to attack Rebo-
ledo, but the result was not yet kn0 W. Gsneral
Uraga was at Puebla with 'OoO men aud eisnt
nieces Of artillery, and it was umored was to
march TO Orizaba. An important rumor from
the CITY OF Mexico in relation to Senior Perdijon
Garay and Sarta Anna is given. At Utica the
number who have attended the stats Fair
has been estimated as high as one hundred
thousand persons, though not more than
quarter Of that number were in the inclosure at
apy one time. The Democratic Convention at
Philadelphia has at last succeeded in making its
nominations, and adjourned sine die.
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r. The split among the Loco Focos OF

r. The split among the Loco Focos of
Massachusetts, is no tfi1ing matter. The
pure, blooded Hunkers have separated from
their less scrupulous brethren who nave
hitherto lived in loving relations with the
Free Sellers. Very Justly they regard
the principles Of the latter a. utterly at
war with the Baltimore platform of their
party and with the candidate they nomi
mated W on it. Accordingly they eschew
them. They refuse to touch the uncean
thing. They come out from among them.
shaking off the dust of their feet. Cod
lition they are sick of. And no wonder.
Hitherto they have paid a large proportion
Of its expenses, receiving but snail pro-
portion Of its profits. Besides, there Is
now no hopes Of any profits at all. The
Wings have nominated WINFIELD SCoTT.
Opposition to that candidate is utterly
hopeless, especially in Massachusetts. No
coalition, 10 bargain, no intrigue. though
concocted in the lowest abyss of corruption
to which even the LOco-F ocos of Ma-sa-
chuscts can descend, has any chance
against him. The battle is a desperate
one. This shows why the Hunker pro-
slavery Democracy is 50 anxious to fight it
on it, own ground and not on that of the
Free Sellers. The feelingi, to their credit.
Who would not wish to choose the spot
whercon to die Moreover, such ,epara-
ton was inevitable. Happening now, it
will diminish nothing of the great vote
which Scott will have in the State.
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" "IRELANn,s MIsERIKs-Tae,!

Canse-by HENRY {. CAREf," Ire leading essay
N The Ploc, he Loom GHd the ARrii' tof Sep
TENDER, ia issued as Campaign Tract, 10 large
pssesD IL shows the Effects Of British Free
Trade on the Industry, Thrift and Prosperity of
Ireland, as proclaimed by her Patriots and b, I'M
partial Observers. 1t appeals especially TO the
feeling. and judgment of lrishmeu. Price so
per thousand, 81 - per hundred, , cents singly.
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THE OLD AhE NE".
THIRD i'l' ~, ,, S,4,5 rIS0.....L ;, 81.
FoUkrH.b, T. TO- Is. tOUklH'''t, y w ~
SixfH..ii, y Is l6 L H. 10 sIxrH.....ll, IS, H.
The Twentieth WAId was SEvESrH..9, Ia, ~
laid oil since 1850. EIGHIH LIZ, IL, 10.
The City with the help of Wlliamsourgh) VIII have
tao moIe members in the next Congroi, than 10 the
s.l Toe members who4e terms expire are: ID Ds-
trlc, Emanuel B Hart LTD, J. H. n Haps; 9TH, george
Brisgs; 90, James BROOKS.
No. 6.-lndorsed, JUSTICES NUMBER
sNr-Al! bslios for Police and Civil Justices ~iI be
dopesed in this box the names (swo only TO have the
,lce indicate o. eg each Lams The ba1J H,l be In
t,ftsd, justices Number Sis A, tho coming e'ec'
ton this box will DO uIed only Ia the Third Police Dis
tilci ~ h h con pIses the Eighth and Nnth Wsrd'0
here te vacancy In the justices Court caused by ,he
oesih of Edward strshan ia to DO filled.
No. 7.-IndOrsed, " President NUM-
prR SEVEN This boz will receive only the Electoral
ticket Ibi. bsllo! comprises Thirty i've names, and
WREN fold, show. the Endorsement President; Nun
bel seven Though La: Ia the Hat OF nunber' this 10
Tho b which will be looked TO with the greates' inter
ett ia tie coming election, and will doubt be trst
canvassod.
It will thus be seen that we are to have
Except in the Third Police DISTRICT only Fire
bozes at the Election in November. THIS IS
vast improvement upon the outrageous number
OF Thirteen, which last year made great confusion
and an immense amount of work for the Can
yasseIs. With this C. siTable improvement we
ought to know by Il o'clock at night the result in
regard to Preiident, Congress, Senate, Assembly
and Mayor ard others in Box No. |. Tine reduc
ton Of the number Of tickets ia a great conye-
uielce five will make full set, and we shall not
see scores Of men mixing and sorting in al most
hopeless effort armlul Of papers, as vas the case
list NnYs mber.
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w D." WHY LAM A WING

Let<r 10 0H iaqWirtEg Friend BY HORACE
GRkELEY-A large and fair pamphlet Of l6 pages
Price $40 per thousand tli per hundred, ~ cents
ptr Dozen cents sIpgy.
If ordered Do oy Mall / cent for each 500
niles and under ard esnts for 50Q mlles mas DO
added 10 prepsy postage
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= 1.-THE TARIFF QUESTION:

Protection aud Free Trade Considered BY
HORACE GRrstrS. A handsome pamphlet of2i
p'ges' Price SIS per thousand, eli per hundred,
% cents per dozen.
''ka'or' Of VIA ,OorHss will obs. I, ~ nOss tbs asl
0tssS rrses bold ~ cOsss .. sent r.z a..r,A
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Rooms AND SHoys.-T. STILLMAN i

now ready to accommodate those who may favor HIN with
call With the gOOos at the lowest prices Can al TINS
establishment: you will hnd astonishing low pnoes aud
excellent goCds. good Lsdy's Cater for : Gentle
mems Boots from g 20 IS 90; BoyI, Misses asd Chill
MANN No 2iS Greenwiehst, west sdel bei~esn Murray
and Robnsou N Y.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK FRIDAY, SEPT. 10, 1852.
For President,
WINFIELD SCOTT, of New-Jersey.
For ee-Presid1t,
WILLIAM A. GRAHAM, OF North. Carolina.

~ TIE Tribune 10 served In this City, srOoklyn, VII
htusbursh and jersey City for 2i wees payao.
the sare Names sent through the Post Once PsERy
sost will b promptly placed on the Carriers books
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r~Suppose Washington had never been

q SUUVU0t w tI5IIIII tVII II'I'I ~ eI
nt,d by rnmbul other artist should have os
rever noble face which the guardian genius
svery house under the flag Of liberty Then how I'm
/. IL every ore however humble should sseure % ~
descendants the small but valuable memorial OF hkene
Fer this and other reasons, HoeT IL crowded. with
search OF such Dzgueueotype will most i az
hand them down the stream OF time. RooT o. NO '''
BROADWAY. corner of Frauklin-st
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ry- PETERSON & HumpnREYs, No. $40

uro.dvvsy corner of Widest are receiving daily from
Enrope and the Rooms unusually large ana ee
sant s,ock Of Carpetngs surprising In bisnSy o. ooos
fdesrn and hni.h anything offered In this
maket Many patterns exclusively our own sno no 70 oe
fosnd elsewhere Also the renowned WoTias Fet NAPs"
In enc entire piece 70 which We eaii Paoho a''eu'i'n
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70 wu r. ROprNsON,s SPEECH

on New-Hampshire Democracy and Catholic
EmancipatiOn-l6 pages. Price $40 per thousand,
81 % per hundred, 2 cents singly.
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pelesnie. TO Wink STATE C.ax..r,an-

Delegates TO Whfg state Convention,
stsOlk Cal Henry p Hedges
Lsris Co-Alanson II. Barnes, who 10 Instructed for
Washington Hunt for Governor.
Reckless Cs.-Edvard Pys, Hsverstraw.
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ON C.Dprr,Nos-SuIru & LOUIS

Berry No as Pesr-st now PREPARED 20 exhibit th-u
ii stye. comprising complete aud desa ole sssotment
on rich Velvet fspestry, Brussels Three RI aud 9ssn
Cupeipg Also choice assortment Of s other goods per
tanine 70 the Carpet sde all OF which they are onetas a.
mics that challenge competition.
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r. No Tradesman's name can become
famous the Union these days OF vigorous com
petition unless he has fair claim TO popularity dkttN
Shirt Making Establishment ia celebrated throughout me
whole upfy simply the hTs he makes nj better
and eye mo satisfaction than any others Manufactured Ia
the United States
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CITY POLITICS.

WIG PRIMARY ELECTIONs.-The Wing
General Committee has reversed the action Of the joint
Executive Committee and ordered the election for Del
egses to the several nominating Conventions 10 be held
Thursday, the 18th inst between the hours of and
IA NJ will be by the call published the 6rt
page Of The Tribune Delegates to Syracuse are 70 be
taloted for directly, except 10 the st I'D, X,h and
XIVIh Assembly DisTiets. The ee son Ia ID be By bal
lot, and the Wing Ward Committees are empowered
10 select three Of the Wig legal Inspectors 10 ccate
tie occasion, assisted by Poll Clerk, 70 keep tally
OF the name and residence Of the voters If practicable
Tie" hsyoralty Convention takes place on the 27sh;
the County on the 23!h; the City on the 29th the
Judicial" On the 30Eh the various "Congressona7
Conventions on the 30.h; the Assembly Committees,
Oct 3 the Charter Committees a. the call of the
Wad Committees; and the Justices" Convention for
the VllIsh and lX.h Wards Sept 3 the Whlg elect
ors Of Wlllamsburgh are slso recommended TO elect
Dele Ates to the Vth Congressional District Convention
Ninth WARD WHO MEErING.-T
Ninth Ward Lundys Lane Club me. last evening at
their Headquare, the Blocker House La Blocker st.
The members Of the Club mustered In large numbers
and there was large attendance by the citizens Of the
Ward generally. Tbs right sort of feelings stern
determination TO persevehngy employ every honsrs.
bic means within their reach to secure successful.
ssue TO the pending contest-charaoserzed the pro.
ceedinss Of the evening The meeting was called to
order at O'Clock BY the President Of the Club, VIM
Pool, Esq, hsssrs James w. FAr and w. 8. Cunning
ham acting a. Secretaries. The minutes of the les
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Wing Documents for the Campaign.

Wing Documents for 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 sec if you
don't want to supply every house in your
County, Town or Ward with
wTnE CAMPAIGN LIFE or GEN.
SCOTT, with 20 illustrations of the most event
ul scenes in his IllustriOus career pamphlet OF
thirty two pages, on foe paper. Price s. per hun
cred 30 CENTS per dozep, 3 cents single.
When ordered 20 De sent Dy RIau cents for
lnder sta miles and 4 cents for over 500 miles
must be added ms the Post Office Department re-
fuses TO send without prepayment OF postage.
Also,
SCENES IN THE LIFE OF GRN.
SCOTT broad sheet TO he hung up IN dwell
ngs and public paces-with eighteen spirited Illus
uations-$l0 per thousand, 81 | per hundred, or
certs singly. Terms, Cash inhexiby.
If 10 be- sent by Mail cent for 500 miles and
lnder and cents for over 500 miles must be added
20 prepay postage.
Also
Er THE CAMPAIGN LIFE OF
SCOTT "a GerBlais-tiic same size, illustrations
ana price as the English Edition. Also,
TIKI CAMPAIGN LIFR OF SCOTT
m French; the same style, price, &c, as the
foregoing.
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or.nlNa DAY AN GENIN's BAzAAR,-

s, s.N GvxrN will cren all the dePstmen' ocs of The
- with an entirely new ara eIl'a , ss.son Ia.
S,o,ANle article. suitable Tor the RI thing
ssns superb Artsni Of fCas s.S steamers. a every
r,c,iye v rais and London oy sne Hssi Dresses Tor
Ssssr o Al ss , G.P: . aIe 'p
" trimmed Has in the fssisiar and STs'' Fs5s made
res ,s ~ mos, ,crs imported patterns Lsaie' eaa
seus french shoes Caters Tie. sneP,s ,S S and
tss :, work and bijovferie Inc rAncy
pssS snt s wide and .eea a,.G R iSI
De srtl,e stock new arranged 81 t' in spS establish
rasrt IN this city ohN'N No. 5. IS Broadway.
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GENrkAL MUTUAL INSURANCE. CeMPA.

GENERAL MUTUAL INSURANCE CeNPA-
~ Merchants Exehsnse Nc corner OF Wal Aad VIII
,t.,n - Marine and Inland Insurance.
rgpsyEks.
W., "a Asa,nx.n Moses Il. 0rtnnsll
-. Rroxn Joseph w. Alsop,
Rshsr L. Taylor, ~ sp1s. -
Leonardo 5. SsareA. InohS S@AAHA.
Benjamin Rssoock. Liza a au
John b. kitchinSs w 49,
rs'sSs James I. Seuttes
Mortimer Livingston, cn 4 nr'esn
Nm S.Wstpofe, y n u-lh.s'
William r. furnio, y. rrk.
N. q. katserA ,S,ihgs lsnsa
Joseph Sands 49,
4 Einafhan Smith, mev@
William II. Macy, n n 49,
ALrxko OSpES, President
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-10

No. 3.-ILdOrsed, " SENATOR; NUM-
pER FouR-In this box will be deposited all ballots for
Senator In the state Legislature In the respective Dis
uicts The ballot will contain ono name only, and DO
lncorsed, Senator; Number Four This box will
moi b. used at the ensuing election az Senators are
chosen only every other year The present Districts
and SenA.oIaaIe: