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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-28
AMIJSEM ENTS.

NOW OPEN EvRHY NfT3T5r a -
EXCHANGE CONCERT IKE Ne The
RAYNEs celebrated berries of Gissn.ir -.
~ mas, entitled lS Fanoru-
A VOYAGE TO EUROPE,
Liverpool, the Crystal Pasce Of the Wor,a,. p.,.
LioinDON--the Bridges, and the THAMES III. ~ n
MEL, brilliantly Illuminated and the beautiful =
RIVER RHINE.
An Exhibition on Wednesday and sas.
urday Afterno0n. at O'Clock
kE Aumission IS cents; children Is cents.
~ Doors open al Z; Panorama to commence
M .o-.1E :. e CLOCK my 26-ts
New MUsIC.-P. a., TAYLOR has Just re-
ceived the following new Music, with large
tons fo
The Violet to the Lost Fairy.
Give me Old Music
:, oroken Hearted Weep no more-inscribed to
the Rev ]. M. Krehbs, D. D. -
Fading Flowers
Doubt Noti JOY shall come ~, last
The Joys of the Tyrol,
The Skaters Song,
Farewell 10 my Native Hills
I'm Going for Soldier, Jenny.
Cora, the Indian Maiden's Song.
Song ofthe graduates.
oo e edA al Home at mia Piano Forte and Music
Store. lou Main Street, near the Banks. INV 90
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-28

IGH CON.TABLE's sALE.-Wni Be
l. solc, by consent OF the parties, on Satur.
day, the a9Ih inst :, at O'Clock A. NJ, at the ron-
tine House, on Main street. opposite III Farmers
Bank Of Va, sumo ~ articles of Household and
Kitchen Furniture, levied on TO sstisfy attachment
for rent, In favor OF Alexander Davalys Smith 4
White.
At the same time and place win be sold two
Cooking Stoves. 20 SIT ely an attachment for rent
due by Smith & Wits to Jacob karr.
my 27-dtds B. BLAIR, n. G. G. r.
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TRUsTEE,s SALE OF REAL ~,

,rn.. Ia Ely virtue of the provisions Of two
- a ~ aseds executed by Mostly johnson snd wife
ss e nneerslgned as trustee, one dated the 20sh
January, 1852 and duly eSordea = M as;cs ~ y
At the usngs Court of the City q Rich nond and
nc ieqaest OF the henehciaries herein WIN $
on TuEsD ss's' q, public auction on The preises
O'Clock. P. - u 10, Gun cay Of June next at s
asy .na. Lo or parcel Of ground wins !. he ear
ner OF Grace and 18th streets il H. cisv sAG p;s
mona nlih two brick
street. and running back II IL fsst 4, ~ On Iosn "a
feet wide. = - iaiey "
TERMS OF SALE -One fourth cash. .ba,.n.. {,
three instruments at 8, IL and 10 months with in
teress added, for negotiable notes, secured b., .
trust deed. -
HERBERT A. CLAIBORNE. Trus,ee
H Wing please copy. my 2S-l0t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-28
9.nMMT.-I0NER;s SIZE on REAL

" ESTATE In pursuance OF decree CT the
Circuit Coult Of Chancery Tor Henrlco County,
ursnonnced on the 10Th day OF March. 1852 in ga
iherein pending. under the s,yie Of oeorse, &c,
dsv of June next al 5 O'Clock il tbs AFTERNOON
orocs ed 10 SELL on he premises a. public auction
tolbe highest bidder, the HOUSE Lot situated al
the co rner Leigh and 7th streets in the city Of
Richmond, which was formerly occupied by James
" Heath. ami which was conveyed by the said
heath and wife 10 ne, by deed bearing date the
2Ist day OF December, s4s, and of record in the Of
fee OF the Court Of Hastings for the city of Rich.
mand.
Terms OF sale-0ne-third cash, onethird In six
months aud the residue in nine months from the
day OF sale-the purchaser giving negotiable notes
for the deferred payments, and the ute TO be- re
tanned until conveyance lie directed by the court
my 2--dtds JOHN o. STEGER
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-28

used this wonderful TiLctg.e e. kne1matisn, Dys-
De psia, Cough, Nervous Debility, scrut1la &c.-an
other disess. from impure bleed are cufedby it,
Call ana gel pamphlet gIstis, and see what
il ma. done tor the human family.
For sale by o. A STkEcKER, Main street., Rich
nond g. b. JONES & CO., Petersburg. Va; DR..
COOKE, fredericksburg; MORTIMER u NOW
BRAY, baltimore; and W Druggists generally.
my I5-dits
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-28

L'AkM FOR SALE.-Ne nave d FARM Of
L sixty acres, few miles II Oh the Mechanics
vile turnpike which is n good condition for cu-
IiYation and mas ON it d Peach and an Apple Or.
chard plenty OF WOOD and Wster but 10 build.
inss. App!yt US. TCLER L COOK,
my 20 General A gents.
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TUNE.


June
Ors ex-
renew.
Single
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-28

ayejust
nent Of
be cash,
ny other
and en-
|tya at IL
C0!Or9,
|5ce7ts
Dbl,
Worked
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-28

BRO
l. EX.
xtFacts''
follow
sEsively
ediculal
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ANS.
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MI
D street.
AT RE-
ssortment
dered and
gsconets.
5, colored
Barge DC
RDs',
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"
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On siaip
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|DDDIE.
seoFimen1
very rare
Z BRO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-03
AMERICAN iron.

Now is the time, if ever. for American Iron
factors 20 pu, Their furnaces f0rges and rolling mills IN
order and demonstrate tbs; they can, without the
fsctitious protection Of Government compete with the
world IN Iron product The stores Of English Iron ac
cumulated n view o. prospective rsilroads-sopped ~
the burstinc Of The railway mania IN Brain-have been
precipiteied markets At low rates until they are
exhausted sud while Our demand u Rapidly increasing
through the extension Of railroads. machinery, iron
buldiIgs fenccs, &c, the accustomed plentiful supply
from abroad il cut short The consequenoe l. that iron
Of 81 kinds has largely advanced and promises - al
vance It'll further and for long time
Another consequence, more gratifying II the I'd IN
tsgeCu6 impulse be rightly improved Is the prospect oil
reopeung Of ell the clo ed Iron Works of the country
Il il se to calculate that the present good time tor iron
men viii asf four i've years before competition and
extrayEc Encouragement can again huy the market
Eve. Mirror.
II If the late remarkable enhancement of
the price OF Iron be indeed " gratifying cir
cumstance. in view Of the prospect that the
price Will keep up three or four years, then
why would it not have been equally crafty
ing" if Congress had imposed a specific duty
on Iron three or four years ago, whereby our
Iron-works might have received an adyan-
tsgeous impulse" with not merely doubtful
prospect but with moral certainty that this
impulse would hold good until Home Com
petition should have reduced the price Of Iron :
fit be such good thing to have the price OF
Iron put up BY British Iron-masters for their
OWL profit, why would it not have been still
better thing to have Lad it stilIened years 40
by our own legislation, whereby the enhanced
price paid by our people would have been paid
into the Federal Treasury, or served to stimu-
late enterprise and reward Lsbor here at
homel Why!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-03
GEN. PiERCE,s CABINET.

We trust We shall not be miscOnstrued rs
debating TO President Fierce as to whom he
shall or shall not call into his Cabinet, when
we state that the persons suggested for seats
therein are as follows;
From Nessgcla,ets-Calcb Gushing, Chsrlcs G..
Greene
From Concentration. Thos. H. Seymour
From Rlode Isload-Clarlcs Z. James.
From Nor Yo,k-Charles OConor, John A. DN
william y. Marcy, Daniel $ Dickinson John McKcon
From Nesr. lssey-Com. Robert F. Stockton
From Pcnre,' -cRia--Jamcs Buchanan. Geo W
woodward
F,rn Narrland-'chn V /. Nc,ishon, Robert A.
McLane
From Firgnia- Robert NJ 7. Hunter, John B. Floyd
Henry A. Nisr
From Nori. Coroi.aa-Rolnulr- ". Saunders John
} Mickey
From Gsoree-Gov. Howell Obj
From Lo4isiane--Pieuc Soulr
From N,sissigVi-Jc6crson Da'.-
From T,4as-Ssmuol Houston
Fror OkiO-WlhaIn Allen, David Ted GOV Reuben
Wood, sam. Mciary.
Prom hdieaa-Gen. Joseph Lane
From IliNoi,-Stephcn A. Douglas.
From hictgaR--Gen. Lewis Cs,s
I,of gcnG.s.c.--Gov. Aaron V Brown
There may be few Others whom We do
no, al this momeEt remember. Wehaye heard
that Gen. Cas- would decline the 'remership,
should il he offered him
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-03

Tnere ran be no douls dses the prescne system ..
merchandising IN the nune.es transfers OF goods B..
Gre they resch the consumer enbnoee their co.t by
series Of expenses wsgss and ,umen,s Of dsai,t,
,nd eguts per centsge for risks o. trade and "a
each trsns.r, and proas upon PROFITS Accungls,,as n
oupcupd proportion which be avoided IN pan b,
associasing the means OF consumers small anolnts
md purchasing in larger quantites and directly
from tire producer
The rights and interests Of the stockho&cr be a.
cured and guarded with much care - used Ia A.
curing the rights Of stockholders IN Bank or Railroad
They can appoint all their own officers and Manager,
General poiicy thus holding the control Of the business
entirely Ia their own possession.
In conclusion. do not zee such an enterprise Be
considered encroaehfncnt upon any Jus, nsh o.,
.pv class Of our cifizeus II the operaions per
formed by Merchants he effected BY ess hands ana
in a more simple aud economical manner they hsve n,
more Just cause of complaint than The tes'er woal!
hgve against the introduction Of railroads or the VIZ
spinner OF mechsnic against the building Of iseor'es
CLAY Nov "a. 1852 II W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-03

The Young Mems Christian Association 90
Of our City have the following before them for
careful consideration
= Rts0iseo Thsf we, so-iefv petition H.. Cor.
mon Ccunc q rs CITY 10 uroi il M. ripn,r- of p
the sabbath on tie Cry Railroad. heuceiorrh 10 De.
LAID down lnd &c pass ordinance prob tins toe ss,
on The rcsds already constructed
On ;his resolve We would respectful, offer
the following suggestions
We happen TO live IKE great many others
pretty well up town, while the church we pre-
fer 10 attend is locsted decidedly dora town
SO that we have a considerable distance 10
trsvel going thither and returning every Sur
day. and We usuSly--in fact. almost always
paJronize the Harlem Cars on these religious
journeys Our neighbors on either SHE have
carriages and horses, SIS We happen not 10 have,
which they order cut every Sunday 20 acceler-
ate and facilitate their churchwsrd journey.
Well: il may be wrong in US to patronize the
cArs-nay, il IS wrong if il is wronc for the
cars TO run-Snd We have nothing to ssy as to
the sbstrac, question of stopping their Sun
day trips. This, however, We do say, thar if it
- wrong for these cars 10 run azd for us to ride
an them, then il is clearly as wrong for our
neighbors (who are quite IS able as We TO 20
aiOoll. 10 order up their carriages aud 20 10
cburca therein, 81 a al sr.J,cc OU,isy Pc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-03
CALIr0R.IA GRIEVANCES.

= California correspondent enunero'es
among the wICnes inflicted or his state 10y the
Federal Government, he late acr o. Congress
thst slugs or stamped ngots Of assayed
gold should no more be received for Public
Dues il Csliic1ia-sad &c: having oeen passed
by Congress on The Szpress rcYt.sit,o@ and m0-
tor II IL, Deeec,ioR from te PacJfc S,ete ,
Most Of he Other grievances paradsd ore
equally baseless We believe no people had
ever more 70 thank their Government fo- Than
those Of California haze = regards tAl Federal
Government. They IN sP.re OF Jheir hsyine
gold mines snd tie ocst puy..c lands witEouJ
money snc wilhouy price have drawn more
dollars IRON tie Federal Treamly Than thew
have paid ITO H. However, the governing Of
regions remote ron the center o authority
slwsy, vas ard Away, u,us, he to s5Iae exten,
vicious and ilnproyden,. aad IL ever Ire Cal..
iorni.ns decide &c SET " for them. elves. they
shall have or hoerry lppor, IN tle under
taking
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-03
TIE CO.r Oh LIHIAD-

Thereis VIZ general complain Of ,he cot
oiPrOv.siens il this and in most o.her cities.
The complain, is not that the farmers receive
too much for their Produce but tear rhe MD.
die-men, Or forestsilcrs,' tax botn producer
and consumer 700 b q for couy eyinc seod from
rh. former 10 the latter Here. io this Civ.
for ostanee, we are paying several Kindred
Thousand Dollars per week for Fresh Mea-.
Eggs. Butter, Cheese, Fish. Game. PouItr,
Vegetables, &c, and while ihe fair average
cost OF buying these articles rom their rrs.
ducers and selling them 70 ou- Leepers Of
clearinghouse or heads Of families need ro-
exceed ten per cent, the actual enhancemen,
ofprcc in the course OF the cpers ion is certain
y not lees than fifty per cent, and is probabl,
much more. And the farming producers of our
'mIrcdiate vicinity ISSUE as th.t ;loy og.nsl
sell their pr duct, disecrly 10 or housrao!dcrs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-03

ia Tie L. 5. Senate will have curious
case of contested seat to decide upon in the
opening of the session. Mr.. Merriwether-
notorious for his course during the late can
vass-claims the seat as successor to Henry
Clay by appointment of the Governor of Ken
lucky, and Hon. Archibald Dixon through his
election by the Legislature.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-03
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NEw-YORK, FRIDAY, DEC. B, 1852.

- The news by the Europa will be found
of interest 1t includes an account OF the
Dukes funeral and of the proceedings of the
Americans AT London and Paris on occasion of
Mr. Websters death. We also give good
deal of space to the dispositions of the Lon
don press on the election of Mr.. Pierce. In
lrance there is nothing stirring yet.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-03

"a THosA. FRANcs MEAGHER received
Sl,652 as the net proceeds Of bis lecture Of
the Metropolitan GA the evening Of the 25tb
nit after dedlcting from the gross receipts the
heavy cost OF the Had, Advertising, &c. We
believe tbis is tho largest sum ever paid any
man for one Lecture 10 this country
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-03

ExCJryxEyT RELATIVE TO THE FCs
SE.soETne ades are alive with excitement eatye 10 he
FuTs 10 b. worn s ell cOussng taat as gu article
OF drsr ey are Aisou.e Necessary 70 all pre- ending 70
b. fsshio able TIE only question Of dis ute beng "here
ey can 10 obtained the oLeafes ana tae best Ine senn
bic and rlcous al sssct that hSoxs essor ncni - tne
propsr sceo.on Remember this, and call on mn a NO
re Fultyn-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-03
FURs AT GgsIs's LOWER SrORE.-GENIy so

FURs AT GEsIs's LOWER STORE-GEyIS So
Ic;, On. attention of the ies residing visiting New
Yo 10 the very extensive assortment Of beautiful Furs at
his lower store No "a Broadway Duplicates Of ell the
Mufta vctoriDes, Ippes CUTS and Fur Glover a. the
Bszasr win he found the lower Establishment Especial
attention IA invited humber Ofsets Of the pur 81 white
EDe and Russian Sable and the very mOdeT ate rates
at wiich these sp udid Fur are offered The
Of stone Ma ten Mink ChiBcha and other FGrs very
large and cboce he prices low beyond all precedent
GEEIN. no 2lS BfC adway. oppocife II. Psuls.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-03

NLN-IO Kh, NOV. z Io1-.
CRYSTAL PALACE-ASsOcnTIoS ron THE
FxmBITioR Oh The INDUSTRY OF ALI NArlONs-OiAca
No S5 Proposals. win be received a. s Oice
anti the ICh CAV OF December for the Publication b.
CONTRACT Of M Illustrated Catalogue and uustra,e d
Weekly Paper he devoted exclusively 10 tn obecr and
int rsas OF the Exhibition mich this Assoca j. pcplr
ing 10 opsn next Nay.
n viii he required that t,s two works suu BE- ox cnfd
In such st vie 10 highest point reached IA this
country by the respective hrs employed.
The contractor will have the privilege OF printing nc IL
ius;rnted Weekly Paper ~ the Exhibition Building. aud
sha - facilities the COMP atIon Of Ooih works
os the Association reasonably chord
MN WHETTrN Secre. ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-03
gUsIUEsS NOTICES.

RHEUMATISM CURED,-Remember that the
..Lrhrnted remedy MoRrInosEs Rheumatic Compound
.sd Hood Punhef can be had Of the proprietors, "
hLExAKpER Co No Baclayst: The vast sales o. tais
reeoy chow wonderful virtues in relieving those VINO
have long suffered
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-03

ELEc.sr HATs.-Who are the best calcu-
,sed % produce them Of course Practical Mechsnies
such are the Peoples Istters 1her.uPeror productions
80 -aS fr item the reputation OF being e 6rss Hst
ter. n The oountry Prices 81 and - Cs1 AID examine
fls,r sies, ps prcdu stions, at their Sales Room
" No. IL Psrk-row,
ourOlte the Astor House
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-03

THE ESTREE or WETER.-The cold rclgl
of wuter has commenced Toe Of Oyercoas is auga-
rated so saying thinking we have rnfdc mp our
mind L, make our frieuds, w T. JENNINGS CO., sea-
sopsabe call" week visited their Suef rooms,
AID saw dpayed there tie mes superb stock o! Ovcrcoais
Tauns yeuacs and Ocr outer gear, that have ever
seen grouped together establishment. The as )fi
mont pretended ye,y believe, every KIND Of v Oh
an brc that taste caprice hnd fashion have ~ yet taxed
humaI ingenuity 10 produce for winter wear. Such va.
ri, ~ we ore satisfied b. met with elsewhere and
tho ea nts themselves. like Oh articles Of Clothing nide
Inv JEENIHcs 4 Co.. defy cOppeuOn IN recepil = OF
shape and beauty OF workmanship. There 10 10 Oh ace
IN dis country fr e We know where sueh r.nr iish
ionsIle adv made Clothing can b. obtained az tie cel
brsted Establishment OF W. A.. JENNINGS 60, Ne ~
Broadway, American HOisi.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-03
No 3s3 BRo.pw,y oorrse ~ AsrHosr

sT-GEoKGE p Fox. TAilor, u. 3. A sDd u ;, n
LInventeur De Modes Maker Of perfect sting Cosp
Vests PaneioOns and every conceivable garment II the
psrtIDent Of Tailoring Author Of the rs ssries OF m
Philosophy Of Modern Dress and flson In entoI -
sole Manufacturer Of he Webster Khsbsn, the Oneu-
Khsbsn Ae- standard Oysrcoss desgned IN many -
approved styles CLOTH color fabric 70 sat ne sss
ton tastes or requirements Of the Made =
no he won in spv cline Price according 70 qualty =
20 sOO The K'hsbsn Overcost combines 81 me cOu.
Of the cloak and can Be forwarded b erpr % .o ,Ss
terms with bal for collection OF receipt OF s ~
hight weight age and general description OF IN eu-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-03
GErIr's EEADqUARrEns.-GEsIS may fairly

GEEIs's EEADQUARTERs.-GESIN may fairly
cell his lower store his downtown headquarters or there
m fits the beaOs Of treo.nuares OF bis Gentlemen Gus
tonsn His dr. a. sill Hats for The winter OF l< and
b besyerie for the have gwen DOunjeSs
:, and be invites attention 20 new asoItmen5 OF
Iotb (y IN come Improvement whch has just been sent
from the factory and aTaDged m the cases Tho pTce OF
OyNss Hats does not Appreciate with the improve ne M
ba stss from time 20 time but remains always a. -
GENIN 10. ~ BfnacwaY. OppOslte ST PanIs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-03

LoxDoS TOYS AND CANES, AT RooERs,s, No.
44g BRoApwAY-A splendid ssOrtment OF suOsiants oys
and nterss,ine CarD Just been received by M h9
Frs from his extensive shop IN London Ao VI
aud Thousands other beautiful articles suitable or pres
euts curing the coming Holidays.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-03
~ Cincinnati, one of the greatest clothin!

~ Cincinnati, one Of the greatest clothing
lasrts in the United Stste awake to lie importance Ard
merits Of SINGERS Sewing Msrhnes Our Agent IN t1N
civ Mr. JAMES SKASDoS, under date Of Nov y lsS2
writes The false alarm created BY the putns Of Az
erys as machines n ever; the public begin % under
stand what that and other owpced machines amount 20
AFTER investigation they buy yoars The CiO;hng Ms
chants here continually applying TO me 90 make up ios
them TIE machines have are fully employed, ana
more room. l 70 sell many machines ID Cnen-
natl" Those unoqusled VI chimes freely exhibited m
operation AZ our 0f6ces No 25s Broad az y Y No 70
Isryagr niece Boston; Ao 81 Sol'f th-si- thutdcIis
A.a -. 10 BsimO.e,ss- Ds.nn4yge !. u SINGER Co
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-03

~, BRADY's DaguerreOtypes received
Pzs Medal a the Worlds Fair in London, ana 81 yaIlon
Fairs Of tbe American Institute this City and IN no IN
stance have they ever been defeated ~hereYer Ouerso o
competition His rooms ct No. 2o5 Broadway corner o
Fulton-st are open Gil times, and the pubic are
10 examine his superb oolect0Ia OF rch Ano eess' 81
ficles ani.able for the coming holiday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-03
tfRGINIA.-f0FFTciAL.l

The Rich0sOnd Enquirer publishes the OH
eiai vc;e Of 39 counter leaving FIVE 20 hear from
G C mpsro the foo,ngs o. these counties, and TIE
rporfcd aa ori;les and votes with the vote of ls4s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-03

MoRE Poor or THE EFFICACY OF DR..
WhTTs's NERVOUS AHTIDOTE i have had lnHamN story
Rleuuatsn for SIX y ceks bad could not ssud
n ed every known remedy without efect got one bot
lie Of Watss Nervous AuidOte had no pain got m
other and AN cutie well have found the every
one avs II isa wonderful remedy.
TBos. NJ TAYLOR, No. 42S- Grecnwlci-st
nknff 70 10 Nnssan-st. Al y bottle. 81 Z dozen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-03

NKw-NosK CRYSTAL PALACE FOR THE LN-
RiRirIoS OF THE INDUSTRY 90 ALL NauoNs BY o.ds-of
the COMMITTEE the subscribers hsyc iu a0saod alsnA
cent coored LithogIeph overcoming thst 'ne sld s
peib Building Thc Drawing has hen executed by &c a p
Choct himself (hlCeipesicr, kngrtver and OF co1rsc,
gives the perfect idea Of the fu esganc aud
majestic proportions OF the Palace. fucs pr copy p
COURT a Co. Ne. - Bgoa.w sy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-03

SUPERIOR FURs-YoUSG, No. ~ BOwery,
has an ezsnsive assortment Of beautiful Fur cot MP IN
superior style and comprising every modern faspe Ms
Stone Estess Mrks ftchsr &C., &c. are really h,nd'
some. His Sortag Bertha Boas claim the especial a.
teuti0n Of the adies.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-03
b. C. MORRIS, Socrrtnry.

TuHN ARE COMING-rHE llOLIDAY> ARR
CoaiSe,But those splendid Games Toys, po end Fancy
Goods Of every description wh have botu mpor ed cX
pTessy for the HOLIDAYS have c0isc, Onsneo a.
NTTIE's EnroeIuM Ne. S5 Bsoadasy In beauty, vifie-
~, aud extent they ct TO b. Vacd 'h
This hint viii be- Sufficient NT who tor III hIst
choice.
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ELrcAsr DOUBLE DAmAsk TArlr LiSrss

Snow drop Table Linen yls wide, only g. worth 10
Elegant Fgurca Table Lluru, 8 4 % AnO ij yard.
Double Damssk Linen Napkins, IS and 49, d)2
Large size Linen Towels, O'6 Oi3 and o zoe piece.
ne shifting Linens > g. 81 aui & a yard
At BURDEIT's Cheap Dry Good- store
No. 1876 Nsikrr-.t.
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~ FowLERs IL WELLS, PhrenOlOcsts and
Pubshers Clinton Hail. No Isl Nassas-s, Ne-f ork aIsi
No J42 WnshingtOn-gt- Boston
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Isl Cnrsr,1rn. HrALrH STUDIED, I'D

F.ss,oy Consulted, HEALTH STUDIED AID
pv,cvs VrRy Low-CASTRyLL. IN the manufacture OF
~. sle Of Feet-coverns for the Ladies las sa.Hea 's
art Of renderins them beautiful 70 the sg7t
enfyHve per cent less than those OF any Broadway g.
AN IN eDt Cal on him at No. 80 bowery
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To THE FASHIONABLE oRLD.-AIPl pm,
Boots tidonped Prounensde Boots Omitted Boots s.P
per- Ties ke can be Obtained at SMITHS Ne o.. 10,
Tsnv wear, engaged the Broadway trade wheIs NJ r. ~
Esbsd reputation fox taste and skl u nis Dass 81 o
bifhest character Ladies yi-lt his eetaDIshI'eH'
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head of Sunday labor Il the Common Coun-
eli, NEEDLES with the matter st all. We insist
that il shall serve US all alike.