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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-19
=. cU,xCn poR rHE BRnEvoLENr.

Mr. Jonathan Lennon came here from Viz
cinia. with / Is family and slaves to obtain q
pssssce for Texas, whittier he purposed to MI
crate. He here found that his slaves in Vir-
0inia. being brought here voluntarily by him
self were no slaves at all but free to 60 with
him or 20 elsewhere-ard they did the latter.
All the coaxing Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lennon
failed to swceten the memorable dsrkies.
Haven t always treated you well ? psthet-
eoIly asked tho lady of her late chattel No.
replied the chattel, you sold my husband
'swsy from me three years ago, and I have
never been able to hear from him since;
don't call that good treatment.'-SO the Lem
mons dropped Pathos and tried Law, aud were
beaten. The chsttels were unchattelzed. the
law, of New-YOrk governing the decision.
Therefore The Journal Of Commerce has
started subscription to pay Mr.. and Mrs.
Lennon the value Of the unrecOmpensed labor
they might have got out Of the chattels here
after if they Lad not been so green as to bring
them into Free State and as we always like
to do o gOOd-natured thing, and some of our
readers may possibly choose to contribute, we
copy The Journals last paragraph on the sub
iect-as follows:
1.-THE proposition to raise 5000 by voluntary sub
sciiption 20 indemnity Mr. Jonathan Lennon, OF Viz
gns fer the lose OF his slaves, while touching at this
Iorts few days since, on his way 10 Texas has been
universally approved far information eNtents
Pledges exceeding $500 in the az rgate have been sent
to US by responsible citizens a. part OF tie und on
condition that the whole amount should be raised Thre
T. Ytccn 10 hope ns the oHey contributed pH be TfE1d-
cd Lv c LeeildTe at its approaching sessioH. Sill It
nav not be and subscribers should be prepared for
ether alternative Whatever is done in the matter
vii come with better grace If done promptly aud vol
nntaIily'
Here is a case which appeals directly to
the cizzard of Cotton. If Mr.. Lennon is not
compensated for his lost chattels, there can
be no rational hope that New-YOrk will here
after enjoy any portion of the carrying trade
in slaves between the slaye-breeding and
the save-cOnsuming States-a trade already
considerable, and certain to be largely in-
creased by the Annexation of Cuba. And, as
We apprehend the prospect of repayment by
tie Legislature is not particularly bright, we
urge the contributors to hurry up their Sl0s,
S2Os and $50s forthwith. The names of the
contributors are to be printed in full, and the
iobber or cotton-broker who gives $50 may
reasonably. calculate on an accession to his
Southern trade worth at least ten times his
outlay. so Union-saving, Business and Benev-
olence may all be combined in one operation,
yielding larger profit than any Quartz Mine
vet discovered. We are confident the $4,000
will be made up before the week is out.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-19

EURoPE-The Asia arrived this morning,
at O'Clock, from Liverpool, with adviccs from
that city and London TO the 9th inst We do
not fnd many items Of special Importance.
Parliament opened its session on the 4th, and
the Commons reelected Hon. Charles Shaw
Lefcvre their speaker. The business of the 4th
and 9th was merely formal, and week would
probably elapse before the serious business OF
the session would come up. Louis Napoleon
had not yet assumed the purple, but all the
signs Of the near approach Of that event were
growing more distinct. The Belgian Ministry
has been reconstructed by Mr.. De Brouckere
the new premier.
The Zoll Verein question was dragging its
slow length along at Vienna. The Germans
generally agree that Louis NapoleOn's" paix"
means guerre." Further news from Con-
stantinople confirms the report that the
! Turkish Government refuses to ratily the loan
! recently contracted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-19

yERsoxr-T2e Name Lar.-The petitions
for the Maine Law already presented to the
Legislature Of Vermont are signed by Thirty
seren thousand persons, of whom Seventeen
Thousand are legal voters. Strong hopes are
entertained that the Legislature will not ad-
iourn witOut passing the desired Law. Neal
Dow has been speaking in Montpelier, and the
Speaker of the House is an earnest and able
advocate Of the measure.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-19

HoUsy.BUupING.-In our article on this
subject yesterday, the names OF the builders should
have been printed Van Pelt & Smith, No. % West
Ei9kecnh-s Mr.. Van Pelt is the Architect and he as
surcs Us that tie mansion is 10 ventilated throughout
and that the walls have been erected with express REF
erence thereto though evidence Of that fact now ap
pears The house may state is built tor Lorins An
drews Esq., leather merchant and Of course under his
personal supervision The full cost Of the stone front
sl.1OO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-19

NEw-YoRK--The albany Argas OF yester-
day has official returns from all the Counties
in the State except Ncw-York, (whereit gives
the mnjority,) which gives the Pierce 81 King
Electors % ,3i5 majority. The entire vote in
these Counties stands as follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-19

The WESTERN REsERyE.-The NORTH East
err Counties OF Ohio, OF which the property in
the soil was reserved by Connecticut when
she surrendered 10 the Union her territorial
claims west of the Hudson, which is thence
known as the Western Reserve, has Just
voted for Presiden. as follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-19

rs Mr. Strong, the gentleman who has
charge OF the work on the Capitol at Washing.
ton has resigned from an unwllingness to con.
tinue IN Office under the incoming Administra.
ton, and from desire to engage in some more
profitable business. Two hundred more of the
vorkmen are to be dismissed on Saturday next.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-19

la An officer of the steamer Isabel, which
arrived at Charleston yesterday, states that
the Crescent City, on the 18th, was seen near
the entrance of the harbOr of Havana. A war
steamer was ar the time bearing down upon
her, as it is supposed with the intention Of in.
forming her that she might enter the harbor
without further trouble Ii is said thar the
Crescent City viii receive no further inter.
ference from the Csptain-Gtneral.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-19

tR Advices have been received at Boston
from Buenos Ayres, bearing date as late as
Sept II. 1t is reported that on that day an
attempt was made to overthrow tie Govern.
ment Of Urquiza, Who at the time was absent
attending the Congress at Santa Fe. A civil
war was spprehended BY many A letter from
Rio Grande confirms the report, but gives no
particulars
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-19
RHrusArrsx CrRED.-The vast numbers

RHyUMATIsM CCRRD.-The vast nEnbbrs
who are finding relief from that dreadful deass R1eu1s
tiTn by the Of that invaluable reuody HosTIsoEES
Rhs unatc Compound and Blood Purifier should induce 81
who afflicted with this complaint u resort % u al once
This IL vegetable prepeTGtlO-en internal remedy
pared upon tie scientific prncplos for thi5 one
disease alone; this viii all it, forms, either IN
fana;Ory (acufe chronic NO need longer ooaet
II they viii but examine the overwhelming evidence sfel
ia iis behalf BIZ honorable occupying hgo tiols ~
society Physicians certify 70 iis wonderful te,sy IA
efecnay curing wnere in consultations they hsd oeco
that there we're TO hopes Of rec0Tcry end IN sSe ~
auees where individuals had ben crpples ior te n9a
tve1fy years this remedy has cured them ~ pIioeLy
safe 10 be uscd by the most enieeblea ana
efees aye OF wonderful and delightful upon the sys-
in regulating and strengthening The difesIlTe organ M
porting purity, richness and vitality 70 me olooa Sas
H. fo oey through al its channes removing the euss
az lie d;sssc and restoring the whole nsrv0ls syP
Sold vholesae ard retail BY ". Y. ALEXANDER Io P,'
pr;etors Cepfrpl Office No Bsrciay~t tstof hou.cl
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NEw-YoRK. FRIDAY, NOV. 10, 1852.
For California.
sue TOMORROW MORNING

We shall issue TOMORROW MORNING
The Tribune fer. California, OyfgOa and he Sand
rioh Islqnds 1t will contain summary Of all the
Latest Foreign and Domestic News since the sailing Of
the last steamer; Money and Market Reports, Mar
riages, Deaths, &c.
Single copies in wrapper ready for mailing, can be
had ct the Desk Tomorrow Morning. Price six ccnt5.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-19

Y FowLERs g. WILLS, Phrenologists and
Publishers Clinton Hall No. III Esa1-s- New Tors md
No. lf2 Westinghouse Boston
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-19

FUBs AT GESIY's LOWER SToRE.-GENiT So
cs The attention OF the Ladies residing visiting New
York b. the very extensive assortment VI beautiful rns at
bis low store No 214 Brostwy Duplicates Of all the
Mufs yictornea Tippets CUTS ind Far Gloves at the
szasr vii be- found at the lower establishment Espe raj
attention is invited number OF sets OF the pust te
Ermne and Russian Sable and TO tho very moderate rates
AZ which these splendid fUrs offered. Tho assortment
OF Stone Marteu Mink ChDoh la and other furs. very
srse and choice and the prces low beyond ell pr cden
GENIN, No. IA Br Jadwey opposite ~ fsuPs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-19

w III tItFdHU
L. ROGERS, Che enterprGng prJpnetor OF that pIp'sy
otb;oe Ware lse CT n Fu and Nassau St. for the
rsrcst and most beautiful articles for Boys Youths s1d C
drsns wear he FAR tt Castle Garden 10 IN 'se VINO
hayp pattoDized Union Hall matter OF SURPRISE
bat the entire ubc should know that for elegance OF style
Iesoy Of In ISL aud excel Of work manshp the ready
made Clobug for BOys Youths and Children sale there
defy oOrnpe on either quantity economy OF iers
Union Hall. corner Fulton and Ssss u-s.s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-19
70 The art of pyeing Human Hair is but

% Tho arr OF D!elng Human Hair is bat
mptrectly understood BY those who MAKE the great
pretensons The OF Hair DYES ofthe dsy tor
the time hlzcken the hair but be succeeded BY
tarnished green ess1Vty purple hue. CRIsTADoSos
Hair Dye void OF these noxous properties l. instantly
dyes the hair q beautiful natural black brown which
neither waer or sunshine can change tarnsh the
Manufactured sod and applied n private roons) By Cas-
TAooro No. 6 Aston Heuse.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-19
" A foreign letter-writer to one of 0,

" A foreign letter-writer 70 one OF os
exchanges speaks OF great tunnel at the City of SAL
burg in Upper Austria but does not know the object
lite construction
Had he visited It he would have found il simply y
common road .hro igh the steep range. which shuts
the city from the plain bchind. The tunnel Is vel
fine work, as feet long, 90 broad, and 80 high.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-19
PUBLIC DEBT.

The following is the reported Public Debt
of the Union and the several States compo-
sing it on the LIST of January, 1850:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-19
Loss OF THE PACKET SHIP GALLn.-T

Loss OF THE PACKET SHIP GALLA.-n
packetship Gallia Capt. Richardson, hence for MoSs
cleared 22d, was lost Green Turtle Key (Bahans
Goth ut Officers and crew saved, vessel total IL
as she went to pieces within an hour after stnks
The above is obtained from the carpenter of the s
Samuel Hillman. who came home in the Br. brig \
tic, from Nassau. The G. was one Of VIM. whitloci
line of Havre packets, and Is insured la Wsll-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-19
NrwS1YLEor OYERcoArsANpT ALMAs.-The

INV ~
beak weather reminds US Of the immediate necesty FOX
these articies and tie variety comprised N inc
etoci Of W r. Jennings Co invites TO ss'ectloa.
The field for choice their Establishment "a ndeed Wac
one ind az every garment sshOnaby cut aud efsany
nade and finished IL impossible 70 90 wIong making
purchsse. Their FUEBeever OyeTcosts, Hned tTuE 10
xitb Sill have uecuiary distrgpe appearance Toe D-
re "a Of tie finest wool soi fosss nnile IN
point Of warmth be Fun Beaver Overcoat has no
for their araeefu cut rich trimmings ard moUntngs and
the elegant manner which they bang from the shoulders
rcre b1couiDz article Of winter costume than one OF
JsNMrcs Cos Black Cloth or Cured Beaver Tllnas
carct be fshoDed by the hsnd Of art Those who are
.hnt pureasipg Oyercoats TGas Cosks, Oversacks or
v oter article of winter clothing 90 better than
p.y their n spects to the old and wekDown firm OF w T.
1EfNrTcs 4 Co, No vi Broadway. American HOTEL
bops4 that for twenty-five has stood A. IL head oil e
,sbiorsble ready-msde clothing trade ia this country
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-19
recently contracted.

~ Our correspondent at Havana afirms
that at least two, and probably several, cargoes
of slaves have been recently landed in Cuba.
On one of them, he assures Us, that the Captain
General received bride of 81 900, no trihing
addition to the revenue of Spanish grandce
who has come out to the Antilles to make his
fortune. Our correspondent, who seems to be
bit of flibusticr in his way informs us that the
Americans who cOnspire for the freedom of the
island, will not only put an end TO this
neiariOus traffic, but will so arrange mat
tcrs that by the end of ten years there will
not be slave on the island. Wepresume this
will be as much news 10 these respectable gen.
tlemen as il is ourselves; hitherto it has hcen
understood that the great purpose of ex-
tending the area of freedom over that lovely
region was to release the Creoies from the 0p-
pressiOns of Spanish bondage, but not to re-
lieve the blacks from the blessings Of slavery.
We are glad of this intimatiOn that the liberty
proposed is to be Of the most comprehensive
character and color bur We are afraid the chief
SPECTATORS IN tuban emancipation do not en-
terrain views so enlarged as those of our cor
respondent. We fear that they aim rather 20
add new Slave State TO the Union and TO
transfer the monopoly of supplying the market
Of the island with negroes from Africa 10 Viz
einia and Maryland where it must be con-
fessed that the breed has been greatly i'm
proved upon the original negro stock. How
ever We merely record events as they pass, hsy-
inc since the election rather retired from po-
litical discussions We simply wait the devel-
Opment of that policy Of which Mr. Douglas is
the high-priest, Gen. Walbridge, John Van
Buren, and Isaiah Ryuders the chanting Choir.
listers, and of which Gen. Pierce is in certain
quarters expected to prove a sort of silent and
tolerant godfather
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-19

Gas rs. LIeHr.-NO one doubts the import
Of hight Ii brings into existence all the beauties Of
Mature end BY the mud invited from hose DARK sud
supest0rs impressions % the Brightness Of the MONDAY
sun. An accomplished intellect must have hight Ii il Is
obtained tom OF those Gas Fixtures found the ges
manufacturing depot Of Archer, WARSER L Co. Ne S,5
BlrraraN. Il will be hghl AID brAnsN combined.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-19
Ham nxr AND W,as-R.rourInR,s Man

HAIR DYE AND WIGS.-BkrCHELoRs Man
uctory Tor these articles Is celebrated IN all parts Of the
world persons wishing light elegant and durable Wig
Toupee can surely be suited His Hair Dye applied Is
gusrantee or sold wholesale and retail at No VAL
81 Copy the sddrcss-beware Of limitations
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-19

SEAsONABLE CLOTHIEG.-lt can only be ne
eemuy 10 intimate 10 Citizens aud Strangers who in
want Of Pan Clothing that their wants be answered by
callng at the Clothing Establishment Of H. H. FOSTER No
"a Courtlandsree where every article in the Clothing end
Outfng department be procured On the most favorable
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-19
sTy- Tas Hat season ar Gzsry's lower store

WINTER FAsHIoSs-A choice and fashion
sbe assortment OF Has Caps and Fur, always On sale
Bat price tske0 and purchaser mey depend on me
article being repre- nteo. J. ". kELLOcGs o1e-prcs
store, NO. iA Cena3-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-19

to- Ladies, il you wish Caters, Boots and
Buskins Alpine Button Boots Caters Buskius or Lace
Boots-f YOU wish white bleck Satin slippers Boops
IN Parties and balls India Rubber Boots aud Shoes for
stormy weetheT-iD fact, any article in the Root and
Shoe line for yourselves daughters so dec 10 MI
LgRs No. ISi Cnrai-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-19

~ Dent be behind your neghb0rs; they
are sen daily at TUrTLE's Grand Emporium OF Pcocy
Goods Toys Games anu Novelties Of every kind selec ns
from his new ard immcnse variety soneihnS 10 pcass
either their own their ch drcns their fr,ni IS fncy
That invoice of Faler MAohe goods which has usE ID
CONAN the most recheTs he Writing and Vote Desks,
Jewel Caskcts Work and Gard Boxes, Poue-Feuile &C.
that can le fOpnl ia tie city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-19

SruLMAS, No. 24S GREESwICH-sr.--Aw we'll
fitting pair of Boots Shoes the true secret Of happiness
CONS and misery the products OF bad boots Non
should therefore, your patience aud money by calling
M SrlLtMAT, Nc 2i9 Greenwiehst. He is well Snowa
tOnd ard EXPEDITIONS manufacturer, and his prices
very nShe you will b certain 20 please Yourself.
Ladies Caters be procured 40 perfect every
respect at Mr. SriLLMAN sore, No. 2iS GreeHw cs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-19
v,.srurss NOTICES.

~ Gentlemen manufactured at four dollars
49, nv k.ox. No Ia FultOz-st. KNOX has the faculty
81 90 t.sfay hBs tie h. I'd with BIZ beautiful Hats tns'
- idiycusls osde 70 look Ike ate nea
~ oeIy men cone o. Of his establ smen with oox OF
decided beauty lie ss 70 etesp and ha. carried tne srs
gsf III, .er C;enersl under the mkt Administration
~ FBEkMAs, Halter, No. ~ fulton-st., IN
;,ss IN Va 10 vial 10 turchnse Hsts Caps Fuy, chill
dreusfIey Hats 10 examine he stock which i9r varsy
"a cIsstif1s : tnssr Lssed He sss!lEs hs es. No
Siit Hs, 4: s. which ho warrants elu4i to tn'Ss sofa
elsewhere fr -
~ The Hat season ar GZsIs's lower store
aesus "a IL hes inst peen great IS the demand fJr ns
winter efylss The GEEfF Felt Beaver seems 70 have
charm cd slftbe hat sng Uab ant ~ regular atsr
ys be other half Tbese Hats certainly tho most brii
sn specirens OF taste skill in the art OF hating "a 4
have srr ared this seasn any pIlce and may well
prvvoke the etoIsheS OF these who are not aware OF
fs sloz anllnited extent GeiD's bushes, that he
can eli such Bate - 81 each.
0Esis, No. ga Broadway. opposite st. PaaPs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-19

LApIEs' Dress GooDs.-FRASCE " WEDDELL
invite the ladies to visit their establishment they feel
that forsye elegance aud strictly moderate prices
th ssr stock cannot he surpassed.
''-' FRANCE / WEDDELL, No. 7C5 Broadway.
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~ PrrrRsos & HUMPHREYS, No. 3;

cYp Peterson & HUMPHREYS, No. 379
Broadway, of Whsest receiving daily from
Europe and the Auction Rooms unusually large and cle
CANT stock Of Csrpetngs surprising IN buaacy q cooES
richness Of design ard finish ythng offered in this
msIkst Many patterns exclusively our own and not TO be
found es where Also the renowned Worlds Fr Carpet
IN entire piece which call pubic attention.
w The Daguerreotype of Daniel Webster
rom which engraved the Portrait published ia the Gal
lety OF isrious AmercanS may be 81 BsAOYS Ma
nonsi Gallery. No as Broadway, of FutoE-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-19

~ General Mutual INSURANCE COMPANY
Mervionis Exohange No. 2 (corner Of Wah and William
Marine and Inland Insurance
TRUSTEES.
WI. H. AsriNwALL Moses III. GRINNTiI.
JAMES BRowN, JosEPH w ALsoP, Jg.,
RoBERT H. TAYLOR, PAUL SroFfoRn,
LEONARDO s. SUAREz, THOMAS I. STANTON,
BtNJAMiN BABCocg, ELIAS HICKS,
JonN II. kIrCHISG, VIM BARNEWALL,
\. A. DKLANo, JEREMIAH WILBUR,
SAMUEL THOMPSON, JAMEs T. SOUTrEE,
MoRTIMKR LIVINGSTON, CHAs. H. RUSSELL,
Mm. s. METMoRE, G.. II. MARSHALL,
WILLIAM 4. fUkNISs, J. ID. HURLBUr
N. q. Rutgers, RAMSAY CROOKS,
JosErII SANDS, WILLIAM Il. BOLTS,
J. ELNArHAN SMITH. @. MERLE,
WILLIAM III. MACY, @. H. kooP,
u " DAWSON, - - ID G. hiNcsLAND.
ALFRED OGDEN. President
HENRY HOLDREGE, NicSPresdsnt,
n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-19

RaTs IL THE WALL
Have at We ALL
With LYos's potent Pill
Bug in the bed,
Or reaches dread,
His poyvder' sure 70 Kill
There . no poison IN LYoss Magnetic f0wdeT re- II IS
instantly destructive insects, and s Magnene ao
eqasly fatal 10 and mice. Depot NO. ~ Dfo~"9'
DrAxoyD Warren FOR SALE.-A magnificent
Diamond Watch for sale, at bargain arre and sPena'a
stones entirely ooverins the hack, foi SA1.
Diamond RINGS from.......Si0 to sSyo escn
Diamond Pins rom ......'.'. - 70 D. esyl'
Diamond Crosses from. 100 to geo each
Diamond Ear Rings from....l51 70 800 PAIR.
Also Diamonds unset all pure white first water stones
The sutcrber is selling the above az much es tsn tHe
usual pricea GEo. C. ALLEN, NO IL "aH-sl- ~ 80,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-19
~ Health and comfort promoted by wear

log WooeD MeriDo and SIX GEOGRAPHICALLY imported
and ,nnafacurtd by RAY & ADAMS. These superior
erts have wholly superseded the use OF hennos beng
warner more durable and cheaper. RAY 4 ADAMS, I'm
tiers and Manufacturers Of Undergarmcnts and Hosiery,
No sol HIGHWAY. opposite the Molr0poltan Hotel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-19

NKw SEWING MAcHisE-EvERY MAN HIS
own TAuoR-Ono of the best cheapest and laiest-im-
proved hines for Sewing vented These machines
cold the low price of fifty dollars each and are now
alton at No l23 Fuion-st M two flights OF stairs Rights
lAr aala
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-19

NTW TNENUH LHBNUIUfHTEo'- HHNNI "
w,ppy, ere now prepared 20 exhibit rich and beau.
tfuI stock OF new French Embroderes embracing all the
latest novelties which they would respectfully call the
attention Of the ladies. . -
PRANcE 1 WEDDELL, No 10 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-19

PARIS MAsTILLAs AND CLoAKs.-FRANCE II
wgpprLL would call the attention OF ladies' their splendid
stock of Mantss and Coaks, in silk velvet and CLOTH OF
te lstsst ATTY s aud shapes exceedingly low prices
FessscY s 80. No. 7o3 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-19
C,oAxs, CIoAKsl CLoAKs!-At the Paris

IIOAk5. NLUAks. NLOAhs '-hI 0IV Ut ~
Mantilla Emporium, No. 5Sl Broadway. A splendid
arrival for this week Of upward Of Two Thousand elegant
cloth and velvet Cloaks Of entirely designs They
Of the same ist-csss quality and will be sold al the same
moderate price, already gained for this store large
GEoRcl BuLriN Proprietor, No. sci Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-02

A RTISTs OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK-ACADE,
IA necians honorary members associates and studsn
meeting to h held Thursday the 6!rt Of July At tho
NJ 10 into ernton The asiting With our fellow
sss kny Demonstration Of that may be offered
to the late Henry Clay. By order OF the Council
J. n. sHEGOGUE, Csrr Secretary N. A. ID.