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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-20

Our conviction has long been fKod that Gen Scorr 10
ire very man fitted and marked out by bis heroic
sch,.vereuts-his inestnabe services, at critical pc
r,ods In preserving National tranquility and pre-
,sntns the efusion of blood-by bis unqueshoued In
teeri,y, bis selfdevotns PATRIOTISM his ansectonsl
position and biz humanity-to unite the Whg Masses 10
me enthusiastic nvincibe host and lead then TO vie
tory. so believing va have Iabored and hoped for his
domination, and now confidently look 10 the result
TO Justify ssnguine anticipations.
THK TRIBUNE, standing on ia own Platform and
knowing no other authority but truth, will do Its utmost
Tor the election Of scoTr and GRAHAM; but 1t vii not
be absorbed by Political discussion We have chosen
10 profer CsmpalD subscribers large shee, rather
than small aud cheaper one, because the postage IL
the same and because we wisb to extend the knoVl-
edge of what TIE TRIBUNE hatituay 10. The letters
of our Associate, BAYARD TAYLOR who next writes Us
from SYRIA the ruins of Nineveh, ConBtantinope &c,
will appear every week, with reviews Of new Books,
Proceedings of Congress and the general Foreign and
Domestic News Of the Day. II there IL another journal
10 America more valuable interesting than TIKI
Tribune II IL no, because more money labor Ia spent
thereon.
All the Editions Of The TRIBUNE are printed In
large Quaro form, sheet 81 by AZ inches, showing
sight large and compact pages Of reading matter About
half the Daily ia devoted to Advertisements, very few
of which appear 10 our other Issues. No ten dollar
daily In the world contains reading matter than
THR Tribune, which Is afforded at s. per annun, or
slk for three months.
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is founded on their confident expectation of
being able successfully to represent Gen.
Scott throughout the South as the Adolf
ton candidate, and his nomination as a
triumph of 'Sewardism,' Higher Law
and Slavery restriction. 1t is this which
has distracted Georgia, which on naked
issue Of Scott or Pierce would choose Scott
Electors by n large majority. So would
Florida. In fact, all the votes Pierce will
get in the South will be given him on the
presumption that he is reliably and strong
" for Slavery and that Gen. Scott, dcs-
pite the Platform, is against it.
But all this cannot defeat Gen. Scott
unless the North can at the same time be
persuaded that Gen. Scots nomination
was pro-Slavery triumph-that the piece
Of paper called a Platform then forced
upon the Wing Convention has committed
and fastened the party irrevocably to the
car of Slavery. If this can be established
uhu dCtIthlttu az lHt 4Nplti, Ni1lc lut
exact opposite i, made current ut the
South, the Stantons who have not vet un-
masked and pockcted their thirty pieces
may be able TO throw away votes enough
on the third-party ticket to eject Pierce as
Polk was elected in Al. In fact, the pro-
gramme for 50 is that of "A over again,
with strong hopes Of like result. But
we do not believe it is practicable. We
are very sure there cannot be votes enough
diverted to the third ticket in djs State to
give Pierce a look for lis Electoral Vote:
we are equally confident with regard to
PENNSYLVANIA. Ohio, Indiana, and the States
West of them are more doubtful but We
cannot believe they will be duped by the
third ticket. On fair, straight issue
Scott or Pierce-Gen. Scott can carry
every Free State from the Connecticut
to the Missouri, and there is not one
of them in which Pierce can get half the
Peoples votes. Friends of Gen. Scott
put his Life into every voters hands forth
with. and you cannot be beaten!
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To COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND City


NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALES, 1851 POPULAR Goods
POPULAR SYSTEM, AND POPULAR PRICES. -
We prepared 10 greet buyers OF Dry Goods rankee
Notions Carpets and Oil Coths with full new, and COM
Domestic Goods purchased early and Foreign Goods
irving by every steamer OUR SYSTEM giving universal
sstisfection TO those who have tested It,
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.
Just opening very superior display of staple silks ard
English Dress Goods comprising Popins Apacas meflno
Cloths entirely and choice coors. Also, Ashes OF
Roses shades Of plain Mousin De Lanes Persian Cloths,
new and besntful designs French Mernos and DE nes;
oil kinds Of Woolen, Silk and Merno snawis, Enehsn,
ton 10 our display various grades Of long and
shswls manufactured in this country
WHITE GOODS DEPARTMENT
The Room devoted to these Goods which uader the
supervision of DAVID THOMAS purchaser ana manass
worthy ola visit ofnspecton The array Of White L9sns'
Cambrcs Jaconets Lawns Laces Linen Canorc handkei
ehief Edgings FInges Artificial Flowers, &c Is compete
and almost unrvaled Also, Towels Napkins Table Cloths
&C. Of oil quatesbut most particularly would We In nus
behalf invite attention 10 the line OF
had xs time experience solely in the goods pertaining
20 this department he Oilers TO cese buyers
must be ID and tested TO be appreciated.
The Purchasers and Managers OF the b0SlERY, CAkPEF
and On CLOTH YANKEE MOTIONS, and WOODEN DE.
PARTnEHTs invite the closest scrutiny and inspection OF
their goods and prices -
Comprises every description of Domestic Cotton Goods In.
GLIDING all the styles OF Brown and Bleachsd sheetnss aud
PRINT AND GINeHaM DEPARTMENT.
One OF the extensive ass0rtments Of these Goods OF
fered to Retailers in this country We only ash an insPec
Our prices are undertaking and unforn-NETr CASH pay
We are prepared to grant short accommodation Of time, BY
We shall exhibit bv the aid of travellers through the
es1nry, fun Of Samples OF our Goods ORDERS emf
10 will be filled aih promptoess and DESPATCH ana Tor
warded speedily all the winter by the medium OF Expresses
Co. via RAILROADS the extreme North. South East Oh
West. TwEEDy, MoULToN PLIsPToN,
Importers and Jobbers,
No HrOa dVav
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Il The Proridcnce Journal, not having
a proper fear of The Union and RichmoHd h"'
quirer before its eyes, makes itself merry on enc
matter of Messrs. Hale and Pierce's alleged war
like demonstrations Tor and against slavery !"
this wise:
We think we see the whole; we can see tne pnsy
form OF John P. Hsle heading an army 81 A9pH IT,
with the still more porty form Of Preston h,Ss - -
ing up the rear, with John Van Buren,, and Cns'e' "a
DIX for captains and Frederick Douglas Oea1Is -
the banner of Free Soil. Tho army consists culo's<
women, aud does not advance with tae nense =
night attack The gallant Pierce srodses d m'."
the clsmor the e1aiasas 1l1tdtas grds on 'oe
which, according TO The baltimore A'gns,
Laid thousand. al hs iset ,. c,o.
Ia Mexico and which, In the wsy OF yaior ~ ~ -,
baby been eqused since ',hs Bword' Tbicn ne 49,
of Cnepaichel waved alof, chen ne reSoNeo -,
ais bones" on Acote's Hl and advanced 20 we Rix
fict We can see the two heroes meet mu' s.'o.xx
ard and Richmond meet Oh the stage; .ernpe 80
epsues the cornbs.ants striking hrs WIN 'n' 70 r.
toer weapons bu, keeping at respectful or -
each other until Pierce fails as Ricna'd iahs, az
a. Richard dies amid the voeilerous applause o. -.
Wplpg lis sword red With stage blood, t1e 80
Hale steps oy. the body Of bis antsgonL iny ~
I'm Allied the curtain fss, snd Richard picks =? n'
body an walks of arm In arm with Richmond
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-20

CoNGREss.-In the Senate, the Civil and
Diplomatic Appropriation bill was discussed but
not disposed Of and was followed by long de-
bate on the River and Harbor bill. lIr. Adams Of
Miss. opposed the whole scheme, and was in favor
Of allowing the States to make these improve.
ments, by means of tunnage duties to be levied by
them. Mr.. Douglas of Ill. took substantially the
same ground, but said that for the present he
must go for this BILL One or two amendments
were voted on, but no FINAL action had, before the
Senate adjourned.
In the House, the bill declaring the Wheeling
Bridges legal structures and post routes was
passed The French Spoliation bill was passed
by and the Navy Appropriation bill taken up,
after good deal of useless fuss, and Mr.. Johnson
Of Tenn. proposed that the sons Of members Of
Congress should be made ineligible Alidship
men, which was lost. A furry ensued between
Mr. Bayly of Va. and Mr.. Phelps of No. and,
after Joke and laugh, the House adjourned,
having done nothing.
1t is said that a challenge has passed between
Messrs. Bayly and Phelps, in consequence of
words exchanged in the House yesterday.
By TELEGRAPH.-The Commissioner
appointed by the United States District Court to
ascertain how much the property of the Rappte
Community at Economy is worth, reports among
the assets of that wealthy Association $4,000
in specie locked up in its vaults for these fifteen
years.
THOMAS Nj. HOWE is nominated for reelection
to Congress by the Wings of the XXIld District
of Pennsylvania.
-Four American fishing vessels have been seized
by English cruisers and carried into Charlotte
town; it is also stated that % French fishing
boats, with 100 men, have been driven away and
prevented from fishing off Belle Isle.
The Scott Convention at Macon, Georgia, yes
tsrday nominated an electoral ticket and ad-
iOuned.
The 'so-called Union Convention at the same
place nominated Daniel Webster for President
and Charles J. jenkins for Vice-President.
In the LIST District of Ohio the Wings have
nominated w. b. Cassidy for Congress, and in the
lid J. Scott Harrison, who, we believe, is son
Of Gen. Harrison.
\ Loco-Foco Mass Meeting was held at Hills
boro yesterday, but, as far as we have reliable in
formation, it was not much of shower after all
The cholera is abatng at Rochester.
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IL WHY lama wIuG1r,t

Ter 10 an inquir1ng FrieHd-By HORACE GREE.
tEY-being a calm and lHcid statement of the
grounds OF radical difference between the two
great parties which divide the American PeopIe
and the authors reasons for preferring and sup
porting the Wing party: large and fair
pamphlet Of l6 pages: Price $40 per thousand
Sit per hundred, 20 cents per dozen, 2 cents
ingy.
II ordered 10 be sen! by Mail cent each for 500
niles ana under and cents for 500 miles mus,
- added TO prepay postage
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The CASE OF DR.. KING.--A letter from
Athens in the Augs6urg AHgemeiae Z,ituSs,
dated JuIy 90, states that an American fdgsh
had arrived at the Pneus few days previously
and cast anchor there, awaiting the arrival OF Mr.
with two war steamers, for the purpose Of settiss
the diiair Of Dr. King.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-20
For California.

We shall issue THIS MORNING The
Tribune for California;, Oregon and the Sand
"'ch Islands. 1t will contain a summary of all tbs
Latest Foreign and Domestic News since the sail
ing of the last steamer; Money and Market Re.
ports, Marriages. Deaths, &c.
Single copies in wrappers, ready for mailing, can
be had at the Desk This Morning. Price, six
cents.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, FRIDAY, AUG. 20, 1852.
For President
WINFIELD SCOTT, Of New-Jcrsey.
For President,
WILLIAM 4. GRAHAM, Of North. { arOlina

II The Tribune Is served In this City, Brooklyn VII.
snsbugh and Jersey City for l2l per week. payable
TO the csen Names sent through the Post Office or Penny
Peat will be promptly placed on the Carrier books
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NEWARK Scorr AND GRAHAM CLUB

NEWARK SCOTT AND GRAHAM CLus'.
A large and spirited meeting Of the friends Of -
and Graham was held at Newark, NJ on W"
nesday, the 18th inst. +. w. R'cord Lsi' -,
President of the Club, presided. Speeches -" !.
made by Alderman Layton and BenJamn oIs'" &.
ofNewark, and Messrs. Nicholas Carrch' ~,
G. Bellows and Louis F. Wadssorth, Oh No,
York. Several popular songs were sung .,
Frazer of New.York. The Club ao)oa'n~
meet at subsequent time to perfect ITS Organ
ton. ~
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THE TRIBUNE.
sCOTT Leads the Column ,-Forvard,
Now, brothers. SOW is the hourp

Inc publishers of The Me,c- York Ttib-
shs proner copies of their regular and t,n wsah,v
n'ue Sesnt large pages, each ak columns, Of I,sr.,
ro'cs and News for the remainder of the pra.,aa
osmpSsn' commencing with the nh ~ 49,. 'nAAi
closing with Nov 25 when We confidently bops 'o .na
n1ance tner Hiunph,-on the following thsrn.. 'A
copy Tor the is weeks.
- copies 40 '''.'''''.'..............,1 an
"a sopiek 40 A. ''''''''''''s''.......... 4 an
w. 40. s............,. ~
rsymens In all cases to accompany the ord:, o0
inc selection OF WINFIELD scorr fos presidsr, ~,
"hIiAn a. GRAHAM for vcsPresdent h.s ,r.,,s.S
our ardent wishes and strengthened our ssrn,,. h.
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To Correspondenfs.

4pis Cieicrrm As nobody denies the right ofclergy
men to tske psrt in Political contests, however some
sy til nix proper hold them ss othe responsible for the
dLse Of that sht to subsrve narrow, beoted sectaran
purp cannot realize that the publication OF your ar
ticle is eXpedient.
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H- TIE Wing ALMANAC for 1852 contains the complete
sote Tor President In 1914 and 1913 eor sale this ce
Price 70! cents II Ia obtained 10 Baltimore at Bur.
geu J. TsyorG
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WIN. Il. ROBINsON,s SPEECH

New-Hampshire Democracy and Catholic Eman-
cipation-lC pages Price $40 per thousand, 81 IS
per hundred, cents singIy.
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Pooh UNCLE ToMi-Subject from Un-
ole Toms Cebin -Thi edition OF this ocular sung
pghay with trs men6ous applause, BY WOODS Ministries,
has ius been Issued by WM VASDEReEEK, NO fy Broad
chorus price, Sc each In press, the hvorite sang OF
"0ood old Hut Home" Orders must be sent IN early to
secure copies Of the above celebrated songs Five copies
mailed for dollar Catalogues Of music mailed to any
Of thu country.
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@- We ask the friends Of SCOTT and
GRAHAM to call at our office and examine
the following Campaign publications, which
were prepared under the auspices of the
Central Committee of the friends Of Gen.
Scott at Washington, are every way an-
thentic and efficient and are sold at the
bare cost Of Paper and Printing. Friends
of The Cause call and see if you don't
want to supply every house in your County,
Town or Ward with
- THE CAMPAIGN LIFE OF GEN.
SCOTT, with % Illustrations ofthe most event.
iui scenes OF his illustrous career including the
Bottles OF Chippewa, Lundy Lane, Cerro Gordo.
Conoreras, Chapultepec, &C., with his protection
ofthe Irish prisoners in Canada, &C. &c-a large.
handsome pamphlet of thirty-two pages. on fine
paper--is ready at The Tribune Office this morn
ing. Price 81 per hundred, 80 cents per dozen. 3
cents single.
When ordered to be sent by Mail cents for
under 500 miles and cents for over 500 miles
must be added, as the Post Office Department re-.
use to send without prepayment of postage,
Also
SCENES I'm THE LIFE OF GEN
sCOTT-a broad sheet to be hung up in dwell
ings and public places-with eighteen spirited
lustratiOns-will also be ready and will be afford
ed for $40 per thousand, Sli per hundred or
cents singly. Terms, Cash inhexibly.
II TO be sent by Mail cent for 500 miles and
nilder and cents for over 500 miles must be added
TO prepay postage.
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FALL FASHIONABLE CLOTHING AT JEN

Co sThe reputation acquired by this firm for
ucuTing Clothing for general sale equal % that de 10
measure, has given them the command OF an immense
whoesae trade Their stock Of elegant ready Cloth
cial attention Of country merchants AZ present town. In
the pm; pal cities and towns Of the East and West-n
kewOrleans Savannah Charleston. well as all the nts
ior towns OF importance In the South the beauty and finish
the and material Of their readymade Dress CoaL Sur
touts Sachs Oyefcoa Vests PantaoOns &c have been
precated and admitted for the last twenty-five years Tbs
assortment the fall OF 1852 is believed to surpss that of
any former year. TO he altogether unprecedented in
New York Merchants from the couGtry who desire to give
and character their fail stock and repu
ston for keeping class Of garments unequad IN the trade
invited TO examine the great variety of styles the
wholesale department Of w. T. JENNINGS a Co.
No 81 Broad HaY American Hotel
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TAxEs OF lS52-OrrIcE OF RrcrIvrp

r r
o. TAT, No. . New City Had, ParS-Rate % 7olOO-
year will be open for payment ON the SRI OF AnSt ,
AND tss w sS be prepared receive tho Taxes charged
thereon All persons paying their Taxes previous TO the st
Of November next win receive dednction of nt.Tes a.
per cent per nnnsm calculated from the lime Of payment
% the Isl Oh December next One cent will be added
sbr receiving Ts,ea from ga ~ to2P M Banksbls mo
nay only received HARVEY Hart Receiver of Tsxe,
EB-Persons have their bills by applying :. th,.
Office and are requested 10 give full descriptions of their
property and also inquire for their Personal Tax il
ksw.York July 90 1852
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-20

e FOwLERs IL WELLS, Psychologists
nd Publishers Clinton Hall No. isl Nsssa It., New York
end Ne. tSS Washiasteast, Boston.
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BIrrsH Consul At CINciNNAr'.-
ident Fillmore has recognized Cnanes n.y.
az the British Consu! for Cincinnati onio'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-20
e GREENS method of insuring a per-

feet t has placed bis establishment No Astnr House. ia
advance OF all competition Ofthe thousands Of Shirt, made
to oder BY bis uniysed corps Of measures cutters ts
&C. requires alteration Punetuaty ia filling
orders is a rule Iever devated from.
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GENERAL MUTUAL INSURANCE CeMpA'
NJ Merchants Exchsnge. NO corner oil "Au anu ""
liam sts. Marine and Inland Insurance.
TRUSTEES
VIM. II. Aspinwall, Moses n; tnnneii,
James Brown, Joseph w. Alsop,
Robert L. Taylor Paul Sp0foTd
Leonardo S. Ssurez, Thomas r. Stanton,
Benjamin Babcock, Elias Hicks
IA Delano Jeremiah Wilbur,
Saxn'l Thompson, James l. Souttor,
Mortimer Idv1ngstou Chas II. RUSSELL
Vim. S.Wetnore, C. h Marshall,
William 2. furniss, j. d. hurb1t
N. G. Rutgers, Ramsay Crooks,
Joseph Sands, william b. Bolies
J. Ensthan Smith, q. Merle,
William II Macy, @. IL hoop,
q v Dawson D. c. Kingsland
ALFRED OGDEN President.
HENRY HoLDREGE, Vice-President
n r. MoRPIs Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-20

METROPOLITAN HOTEL, BROADWAY
The Metropolitan will be completed and opened for the
reception Of company Sept Price OF Board q per day
SIMEON LELAND Co, Propnetor5.
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+. S. CLEAvER's PRIzE MEDAL HONEY

ooAr-Ths incompatible article is universal de-
u may Be had at al druggists aud perumsrs Also
.. OlEAvtRs ttimitabie Honey Shaving Cresm Bear
finiow, ssponaceoos Tooth Powder.
w. J. DAVIS L Co.
No. 10 CORTLAND st sole wholesale agents
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People should never go to sea with
mt l.ayps their portraits their friends However conf
derf they mry return, aud should they not sioh a
ielc would be invaluable Roo1' Gallery No 5oJ S'oai
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-20

LYoN's KATHAIRON-The most delight
f Toilet article AID effective remedy for Badness Gray
Hair Dsnduh &C. in tina world Sold by all tbs principal
Druggists throughout North aud South America Europe add
the Islands Of the ocean, in large bottles for p cents The
trade Literally dealt with price which Will pay hand
some profit Principal Wholesale Office No l6l galway,
N Y m stairs +. THOMAS Lyon.
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r. TOILET GooDs, English Hair Brush
es Tooth Brushes, Buffalo, stained and white Dressing
Cornbs Of the finest quality will he ourd at w j. DAVIS
Co. who win sell the large invoice they have just re
ceived the lowest tennis for approved notes No
40 Cosrtlanct-st.
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HA1R DYING.-GRIsrApoRo's Exc eLsI-

HAIR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. EhCELSi-
OR LIQUID HAIR DYE to color the hair whisksrs the
ent it applied without injury to the hair or skin IL
can be washed imroed aey disturbing the color
emDg no bad odor improving the texture and comforting
elasticity the hsr It'll applied or sold at CRsTADoRos
Wig and Scalp esab.hment No. 8 Aston House. Private
fora in
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
Tar CRowNING Triumph. N. ESP

r,n V IA issue the Fall Style for 1852 on Saturday next
the Elsa inst EsPENcHtiD IN announcing h tye OF oeI
ston Of is design shape, material and trmmnts Amer1
can Genius Ia the department of the useful arts never
sheyed prouder triumph Lghtness richness and durs
by are the characteristics OF the material air OF high
fashion which although understandable fscinates the eye
the moment IL seen classic proportions exquisite neat
mes In the miner details and all these blended Toto
harmonious whole mark the EsPENcHEID Hat not merely
as the beautiful Hat Of the but OF the year
Msbt we nj say o the age The improvements the art
Of batting developed and applied in this speodid a5nc
would Justify the anufscturer in placing price upon as
far above the ordinary superior ordinary Hats
Instead Of doing be still sdheres to his forner price OF
IS So although in material and manufacture 1t Is certainly
superior to any Hat sold In Broadway irrespective OF pnce
N EsPENcHEID, No. l07 Nassau-st, cor. AnnSt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-20

" The most attractive establishment in
NewYork Ia that Of HAUGHwOUT DALEY, Nos SOL and
cS Broadway They keep the largest assortment Of China
Gas Fixtures Bronze 8c &C. to be found in sny store
IN the world On the premises above they give employ
nent TO one hundred persons in the beautiful art Of paint
Ing and GLAZING hins Free admission the psntpy gale
nesst al hours during the day House in Paris No. "a Rue
De farsds poissoncre
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" UsC JAWS IUdTINUHU 10 OII"IISO
your cray hair to its former color without dyeng For sale
At No SIS Grsndst and at No. 1872 Broadway, No 27J
No. S62 Hudson-st; No ~ Bowery, ~ Y;
No I75 Fulton-st, and l46 Atlsntic-st., Brooklyn
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HAIR DYE AND WIGs.- BATCHELoR 8
NM f, r tbe,s articles is celebrated in all parts OF
r. ld ner,ons wishing light. eegsnt and durable Wig
a. na can surely be suited. Ills Hair Dye is applied,
10 49, gnarsutesl or sold wholesale and RETAIL at No
1919 Cow the ad5ress-beware OF limitations.
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DANGEROUS SEA BATHING.-By the pur-
chase and OF Life Prerver, proved and accepted by
Com Perry L. 5. ell danger of bathing in the Is
obvisted person with this lie preserver on cannot sink
Sold by LEARY Co, Hstters Nos 3 and Astor House