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Freshets In Pennsylvania.

EAsroN, Pa, Saturday. Nov ~ lsO2
There is freshetin the Delaware River, the
voter having risen feet and the Lehigh River has risen
70 fect Il Wikssbarre. The Susquehanna Is IN sool
rating condition and rising AZ Lock Haven The west
branch IT the Susquehanns also on the rise Al Naucn
Chunk the Lehgh Is feet above low water marx ana l.
rising.
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The sound steamers.

BosroN, Saturday, Nov q, 1882.
The Stonington steamboat tram arrived here
o. p p NJ, with the New'fork mehs OF YESTERDAY. AZ
r. stesrcrs or The Sound lay at HaIts Island unal
o'clock this morning, account OF the heavy weather
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Elecrors-Scott 35077; Pieo... ,UD...
Hale 81 Average majority for Pierce suG 40, p4.-
dental Eieetors 59l5. Pierce ever al t9s o. Par
Tsvle, h.d 37.7O2 Cess 3i,J23 Va bn--a. 1't
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n,,,,., schooner Josephine in Distress.

NORFOLK. Saturday, Nov. u I.oS.
The British schooner Josephine, from -.
John. B. for Alexandria, has put IN here with loss OF
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BALTIMORE, oafnruay' NOV ~ TT
Tho builders of the boilers of the steamship
pcs,on nreiie that the condemnation win be found
premature as size sctei well her trial tI1p AMI ohy
iaied On account Of using Anthracite instead OF Oaa
berlsnd Coal on her nip 20 Norfolk -.
We have no mail South of Washington this
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The Capitol Exfension-C 1t' 81 "--,;,.
Prnrion Clcrks Apks,stea. -.

NAsHiNuION, 9Ll---hI- NO !. =, II D.
The proposals for executing the bfcL-gso1s
Of me Cap;oi Extension, were opene q. 80 oca O., ise
secretsry Of the Interior, to-day. a.. --s .-,
one bds ringing from - - 70 s. % p.v ouss-7 IT,.
dee zion viii be gwen on MOndey.
A special meeting Of the c4e's't 49, ,-ic
this afternoon
Two clerks have just bsen cpp ,i,a-a rs r...,
Pension Once VIZ. NJ. Cooper, c.rgy1f..i. % ..
Gs,ides & Democrat, removed II Ia. .so a,.r =,
stored
Among the recent arriyt-s u 3sUoer, ., g..
House arr Messrs GormaI Dds ~ e zl-s.a en-. 80,
ton Of Kentucky.
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l.. =. senntor frcn Ios,s..

CNcTSNArL Tnuradsy, 10. o., jS,.
Gov Wright has appointed Hon C5eds =.
Cathcart DEM to the L. :. SENATE, % ili 'asy
csuscd bv the death Of EI-Gov. Whi.c-cr
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE
NEw-YORK, MONDAY, Nov .. ~
II See third page for some in. escst,ns ..lo..

n The news by the Baltic is 10. v:-.,ut
interest 10 all classes, though exporters q
breadstuffs will read il with most satisf.,-;,n
owing 10 the rise in their commodi.,ss. Ia
England the burial OF the Duke absor5s pu6lj,
attention, and SO great have been the crowds
70 witness his oody lying in state thar persons
nave been killed III the press In Frsnce tie
Empire is having quiet birth. ncbca, ss.m;oo
~ be disturbed by its advent.
ts' The arrival OF three CArIvoSv,. s,sso,.
ers since our last issue brings Ms dates 70
Nov. l, twelve days later than our preston.
ad'iees. The amount of Gold Dust surpssses
that of any former shipment, reaching II.
enormous sum Il over Two and a half Million.
Of Dollars Our files contain no news of start.
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REvotUTIOs ~ BUESos ATREs.-The news
Of revolution in Buenos Ayres, which was
briefly announced in our paper Of Nov. 10,
from q report of q master of vessel arriving
in Boston, is fully confirmed by the sdvices
which may be found at length in another part
Of our columns this morning. Gen Urquizs
has been Opposed By the Buenos Ayrian party,
end unwilling TO cause the efusion Of blood has
retired from the Province He still retains
the direction of the Confederation, and pro-
ieeses to regard the outbreak at Buenos Ayres
rs Of 10 importance. The revolution was
headed by Generals Piran and Madariags
General Pinto has been declared Governor of
the Provinces, and Piran Minister of War
The Chamber Of Representatives has issued a
manifesto TO the other Provinces Of the Ar
centine Confederation. explaining the causes
of the revolution. aud charging Urquiza with
the violation of his guarantees TO the BuenOs
Ayrian people, and the adoption Of a cruel and
oppressive policy The Provincial Govern
ment, it will be perceived. has resolved to
confirm the measures Of General Urquiza in
regard to the free navigation Of the Parsna.
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Great Depfh of Snnxx.

BUFFALO, Saturday Nov q, 1882.
The steamer NOrtherner came down from
Saul Ste Marie, last evening with the crews of the
crats Lake Superior They report FIVE feet
Of snow about ontsnagon and foot deep at Saul Ste
Marie
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E5- Freeman, No. 80 FUltOnsr. has con
f,ntiv On bud sDlebdd variety Of Hst Cep fuTs and
chiIdiens Fancy Hats which he ia selling q a most es-
ton shiBg low prices lie sess splendid st iof arr ms
- 80 Hats he warrants equal 10 thoe cold else bere 10Y
~ Ladies wishing by furs cannot fail - b. pleased at
he variety and extremely low prices.
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NEW DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY, NOVEMBER &c. 1863.


more FIRE ri1ts 10Th tides beng 20 strongly "nsd ms
they were afr sid % come in conflict
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~ FowIEKs a. WILLS, PhreDologiEs and
Ynbi<hers Clinton Hail. No. Isl fs.ss-<t E-~-y1.k .i
Ne. is2 WsshingtonTt- Bosees
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NEw-YoRK. Nov. d, 1852

CRYSTAL PALACE-As soCIATIoN FOR THK
EXHIBITION or rHE FNDUsTRY o. AT NArIOSs-Oficc
No IS Broadway-PrOposals VIII received ri this Office
until the 10Th day of December for the publication, by
contract Of Illustrated Catalogue, and illustrated
Weekly Paper be devoted exclusively the objects and
inteTests Of the Exhibition which Association IS pTepsr
ing TO open next May.
II will be required that these two works shall be executed
III sucn style &c mark the highest point reached In ia
country by the respective arts employed.
The contractor VIII have the privilege OF printing The n
Illustrated Weekly Paper the EXhb tion Buildiu. and
shall receive such facilities in the compilation Of both w6f
80 the Association reason ably afford.
HM. WdETTTN, Secrssqry.
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Arrival OF southern Mal,s-1srs :.
Pnper-Disasfers nj seC--Sils.s al -,...-
of-war Cysue-Greot yrsstes . .,,,..-

IA.fISosE, S57. x. ls5c
Three NeW-Orleans MALE arrived mere tod,
leaving the lste.t sill due
Mr. John :. Thrasher's Few yaDaf. IL. g..
con OF CsbG has made IL apPea-E-ce z: EeC,ios7S
Maurice w Hoffman, 3 dis.insu,gteF IT,
of New orleans, di Il N thai city -c-..;iy
The ship Globe which has sgri,,l g. >.,.
Oresns from Hsvre, reports e-ccu-.sry esr4.o s,e
On the passlgs saw uunbsr C. 5is~ > 80
end four large hips eapsized Or 1faslc. - -
place or date for these disasse--E. Y. pcpl
The slocp-of-war Cyane lei, Psasec,,. ~. a..
10Th ins, cruise IN the Gu. 70 touch a. rs,. =.
her outward course
A dispatch from Macon, dated III. -.
published IN the Charleston pspcra. .tst.s -. :.
been running ia that vicinity s.ssdgy Gr rr-enf ~
hours Tire river had risea fftesz Zee. M ,rsss go
age was apprehended:
John n Browning, Esq, eli old - so...
respected citizen OF Balamorc. ccuaTr;is-1 -.
today.
The city to-day is quiet Tbers ~.,.. =.
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The Powhntan nj Norfolk.

NORFOLK Saturday, Nov. o. 1852
The L. 5. steam frigate Powhatan has errlv-
ed here from Vera Cruz
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,r;x., of Members of Congress.

WASHINGTON, Nov -, 1882.
Senator Seward. of New-York, Mr.. Lane, OF
Oregon end helfdozsn other Members, have arrived
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For THE LATE SLAVES oy TIE L.sy,> -
The fund already contributed f0J the relef 9uG
education of the enfranches1 s5ss@' e, c,-
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i9' '1ig well known fact that FREEMAN,
No 90 Fult9nst is selling Hate Caps Fs and Cnldrens
feney Hats cheaper than any other abenf aud the
reason he can this is that his articles AZ L7snuiac
tnred under his immediate supervin0D he cen there
the profit which evidently bs ~ DO paid b the eho dono
manufacture
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FuRs--No. 10 Msiden-lane. -TH0NPsoE &
RoEsLER having been Enabled during the stormy weather
lest week their stock which had become less than
they desired from the extraordinary demand made to their
supcTOr goods offer additional sets Of odrol Bay Sa
bes Mink Stables, Stone MsTten, Fitch blrten, &c, TO
esther with large variety Of Mues and Chi ofeus' IuSs
T. r. are bona fde manufacturers, which l- consumer
isobyiouslv very greet AdvaGLage.
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CoNFoRT FOR THE CHILLY.-A thodsardInen
might De furnished with 0vercoats and Iau. ~ UNION
NAIL Clothing Warehouse, without creating uy visible
dmnution OF the stock More splendid winter
ciohiug we have Yet the unlimited lies and
rsd retuns at his establishment enable the Popetor &C.
sell by retail al something LEES than the usual Wholesale
pnces UNION HALL, corner Of Fulton and n y,eu-sts
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G. vspde,bs Dr., u 4 Wssssf 4 Blsit 9 ?lirss, ,
Brown ssiouon. ~ = Hcebrcoi iFrars Hurf P.,..
I Nr,hel Wr1 Chsse. 2 y Acces , X. ~ nroad Co.
Geo Moons James Boyd. " ". As.lcy. q Lsniran =
iandrur. " n Low = ID. fsrref. p 70, Jeba I.k,
Hoses sour scott }. y orlfEfe o Chrks, W sesr
c carr J. fifor VIM rrl John Ntis1s frufrey Gsar-
J. ID Isr, n Wore. X wyma1 : W. rrief ". " sn-assr
Tratcr VI sirous ,. Gferrrn p = Pcher, D'a.l =
Joseth shelley WA shelley J.nss krtscy, j. ". SRA
a Dlvi., ". Il Eehlrtou, wiaar JOY. y G. Nloa.s
W " krsu. ". Nourg p , Bo'fa, W r. Aes
} : Sprrey y " Pr.v. J. Y s-ovner. , B,o-s
A snyser a wy v White. D. raon n T. Persr. J,.-pS.
H. Panhonse Ceorsr No1a : Pcr0r. n mag 4 ~
ssy l. DAVIS, ). W GcAansy Jc1s fs Joha Clara. Joss
H-vs 'clu :. Chs Ion. A. G. Nc = G lourg
r pslfner james .urrer D. p Dlansl. J. RcAlns
II r. Cat waren hgF J.hn DO, J. A. Beaaci, y J. sHfA-
Crrse Huas J. Welsfer = a - -sais1, r. Neasisf
Ch,rcsin ~ Iefh Nj Tho- 9ol.E oss Boa 7 Wee
,rore,.rs 4 K Sara.d-. I. A. orrsl, - MA X Roach. A
" Ns.,hei W wood. n Gftt Nrars : r. hruter.c- n
N-b,n a. Csifcy Nh. 81 ae' .oau s,vyer 4 e. coarA
I. s.re Trtfer bi r. Wei, - 3 .easn. Ei.Aa Lat
4 Lori, 4 To- CspL Randi ~ "a Kelley " p. t'aos. X ID
10 y y k.rr Nu. >er, B. ilHt - James lahae.
-. ~, l-.-,s. l. Nisca 4. a ho'ram }. "a Dyss
n John.or pfur Eeay rrrse Joaa Cear, c ennes'a
4 c,,s, Pee Nova Nm ii .s-tsr, " H. Wa ice Wa Rns
land shelley r. Duknson D. Ns- y & 30, oeS , r
SuyJer Mrehel. ). : Gurlsrs J. stones > h. AAn Z" !"
IL f1u s tferu
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NEw-YoRK CRYSTAL PALACE FOR THE Tx.
uBiIIoN oF THE INDUSTRY on ALL NArIOSs-By order Of
the COMMITTEE the subscribers just published magn
cent colored thogcph representing that immense and
peIb Building The Drawing hss been executed By the Ar
chtect hinsei Gdemeister I'm graver, and Of course.
gives the most perfect idea of the beautiful elegance snd
majestic proportions of the Palace Price, per copy, 81
GoUPIL A Co. No. 283 Broadway.
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THy ExBIBIrIox OF FURs AT GEaiF BA-


THR EXHIBITION OF FURs AT GEaiFs bA-
y.1rTbe JognaI Of Commerce couples tie asIl.lnce
tst nm VII be very generally worn dur'rs ne coming
,i,b re ACKNOWLEDGEMENT that " the stock OF iura
rev in the nke supposed 70 be worth no, = AZ; rom ,*o
OF dollars" Ofths stock t1e vNue D hlcn pr
pszsH il be ouLd between tweRtysys ED thfy thou
80 Sosrs' worth n he most Rationale Ftrs Jr ladies
"a ~ sn,o Nres Vctornes Cioaks Cuff &c Of the
TOD Pars styes The assortment countries the nehes
md finest descriptions Of Royal Eranine k7ss anc tud
49, Raw Sables Stone Msrten, Mountain Mrtan. MINI
Chinchifa and Fitch In fact every kind q - aPpro
.1sfe for ades children and every faonee syls 10
shich they he worr viii BE found st OEfUN1 5AZAAg
II - necessary 20 refer 70 smother Paas1g8 se article
Oh Pun IA TIE Journal Of Commerce 10 orde - sed the
ladies' Of New Ork and strangers visiting TIE hon I'm
rosOn The journal says thst the bert dssr ons bene
,xtTsvsgsnt prices" At the Bszsar exIysgant Prces
ere unknown and tie assertion IL now veItDIsc Int ~ no
rttsf estsblishrnent ia NewYo,k ths 1- descrip
,ons" any description Of Furs be obtained At och caesP
Ich he chsapncss of articles ofe same elsa az
aSrent store can be sscertaned-TBE TEsr ~ CoNPAR
ssos GENIPs BAzAAK.
No JfS Broadway, sc. Sicteaf HOtsl
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eSF- The Railroad question is settled at last
by FUTILE, No. SO Droadwsy for without waiting for the
decision Of the Common Council he has just opened
complete assortment of Toy Railways with tracks locouO
ves baggage freight and passenger IN running order
Tor the approaching Holidays, and arranged taat they
lie packed small compass, and sent any distance The
children have pftitiOned and viii have RaiIrOlls.
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GEsIS's HEADQUARTERs.--GEFh may larry
ca his lower store his down town headqoor for tnere
he fits the heads Of threequeTters o. hs Denlte go
ord his beayeT-cs for the current season hove gwen
houadless satiscfoD, and he invites stento1 = NJ as
sOrtnent Ut both with improvements which has
lust been sent from the factory and arranged ~ the ca.s
se price O. GENIRs Hats does appreciate With the IN
rovernens he makes from time 20 time. bit remains ell
wsys at "a GENIH No 2I4 Broadway 05p0f " s. Psuls
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A BLEMIsH REMOVED an FIVE MINUTES
suppose nobody viii deny red hair and gray hair
ere benshes Yet how quickly these colors be
placed by the superb and eossy black brown One
application Of CRsrADoaos Excelsior Har-Dye beans-s
ald darlens the finest head whislers Applied privately
and sold NJ CRIsTADORO's Noe Asfor House
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NInrNInnd-[OE.Ir-.

souss,s TelcgraJ1 Qiee, eorneT e. tes-. ssi gue..
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LAVE" Love- says an old author, "is the
isnond srnong the iswes Of the believers bIesteste
The Chlr geces thne IKE tne prec9e 500 Q. ne ps
,e diamond swhte uniting n the other" TIE ssme hg
u.tve language fasht with gstce he applied 70 KNOX
hive tsir peculiar beauty aud grace, bat Is .le
f,yle Of lie. winch combines al their ATTRACTION ~ On
rnnsusl couofor the going to sDd fro ,hs public r1sy
Pave observed At kNoxs popular Hat estaDl~,est 70
10 Fult0nft. II is tle Of TIE osheTsI' % WA "
hefe
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to- Health and comfort promoted by wear
ing WOODEN MernO ans Silt Undorsarments imported and
manufactured by RAY ADAMS. These superior garnents
have wholly superseded the Of hanne be ne warmer
durable and cheaper. RAY ADAMS Importers ard
Manufacturers Of Undergaments sDd H0ser- 10 Y,l
Broadway, opposite the Metropolitan Hotel
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SELLING Orr AT REDUCED Pace - large
ord splendid stock Of Silks the richest mpor "a this
viii be sold twenty per cent below suction prices.
Also sigo and elegant stock Of ShAw Of every decrp
ron VIII be sold very cheap Alec Velvets lsd Cloths
nols Blankets, &c Ledies call Of Mr. BonIN. before
mailing your purchases you will mOney md rec rich
Goods. No. SIS 0rand-st- corner Orchard
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MCLANE's NERwFUGE.-ANOTHER MEDICAL
W1NEss-lt small evidence of the intrinsic value
this great Neunliuge when physicians who gen
orally pred'ced against patent medicines voluntarily
fOrw ord and testify to its Triumphant expene
worms Reed the following:
HARRIsoNvILLE, Shelby Co, KY April 9, 1919.
j. KIDD Go. am Pracucng physician, residing per.
nanenty in this place In the year lSi3, when resident
Of the State OF Missouri become acquainted with the
peror virtues Of DR. MCLASE's Ncrmluge. Az
leisure moment viii send you the result Of an experiment
MADE with vial in eNpelhn4 upward OF 800 worms
For sslC IN New York, wholesale and retail, by G. v
Chckener 4 Co No 81 B1rclsy-st., and Boyd Paul,
No 40 Couandtst Sold elso by Al the principal drug
sists.
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TOYS! TOYS! ToYs!!!-Dolls, Games, Ma
&C Lanterns Dums Swords, Standards, Shields Bows
Guns Balls Battles HOBBY Horses Furniture Sets Tea
end Dinner Sets Soldiers sham Fights Tops Tool Chesa
DOGS Cats, Sheep, Monkeys, Elephants Horses Rabbe
Mice, Donkeys, Lions. Tigers Deer, Birds, Srakef
SkipRoPes Whips Toy Pano-FoItes Herps Riddles, Iisr
moIicons and indeed every variety Of Toys in and
beautiful styles Just imported for Holiday Presents BY r.
s. ROGERS s Fancy Bazaar No. 4i9 Broadway. Prces
distinctly marked and cheap that they cannot fail TO
please those who favor hin with csll.
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The Georgia arrived lasl eyening VA abOu.

$50 passengers and 499 in gold she lef Apin.
wall at ten o'clockP NJ on To 18th inss arrived al
Kingston on the 2lst inst at A. X, and lefs there
for New York on the 22d inst, II 9 A.. u.
The following persons came passengers IN tho
Georgia:
Hon wm. Gwn. uoa NJ. McCorA- n. Es.'ey ". r HAT
\ Truckey Naenne, NJ Geaea y. Iassel, y Lenssei
Mr. wilson lyor MoTn N. rtdy az laly. NJ me Whsr
ksyres. J. . Goddafd. ~ SrolorJ
aud W. Hsm',on G. TAyor Mo- chdi
Bum ard lady " Gardii, q. B@ck nspxey Fshrc Dn
ps.quier Chane W a. NanNni, J. ID Prov' and dy Ch-
Ian Faur, NJ Richard w. Hsnsde l. haien Captain l. "
Nsthsv- aud lady Mr. Rchardsol W b 6athas M Adset
Nal Aseui: A. H4lTsoa. and ISL othec~
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~ Just received at THoNPsoN X RoEsLER's
Fur Store No 10 MGiden-Lane an Invoice Of Ladies Fun
lined Shots Also, Misses end Chldren's ditto. aud ems
Buffalo lined OvershOes Foot Nuts, Buffalo and Fancy
IeiRh Robe &c.
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Twas the night after Lyon had been throu the louso
Not bed -buaw stirring rat or mouse
20 When once a house has been thoroughly
subjected to the eNtemnatng influences OF LYoNs Mac
SETlC POWDER and Pill bug roach viii be se-n,
mouse OF rat heard Depot No 42i Broadway. Price p
cents per fash OF box.
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ling importance. but variety OF interesting
items may be found in our columns from Cali
fornia, Oregon, and the Sandwich Islands.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-29
THE LATEST NEWS.

Totslto Saturday evening.
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WONDERFUL BARGAINS IN TABLc IlSESs
FROM AucToS-Double DamAsk Table Linen, Worldwide
only ayaTd elegant (snow drop pstten) Table linen
yards wide, SO end yard worth 10 large sire
drop Linen Napkins lSl and Il dos0n Mons linen Gem
brio Hdks p and piece large sse linen Tow
No. l96 MAlker-st.
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TWELVE DAYS
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA

ARRIVAL OF THE
PR0METHEUS, NORTHERN LIGHT
AND
G < o r G I a.
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REVOLUTIONARY MOVEMENT. We under
,erd that Mr. j. c. BooTH who has long sooi - che lead
Of the clothing business ia the United Batea as opened
Elegant suite OF rooms in Broadway, with tho aeenoton
orevoluonze the old system, BY a6orng the osi
nor cuswork al reasonable prces MIR B0crR III f0r.
nsh his patrons garments Of the most fashionable make and
the best material cheaper than they can be bought IN this
country.
Mr. RooTs long experience and ssknOwedgsd taste IN
his profession guarantee in promising tibet III
than satisfy all who favor him with their order Cen on
J. G. BoorH, No. 4S6 Broadway, corner OF BfOomes'.
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wAseses sud Jswslry


JERGENsEN WArcHEs.-Just re,ea -s,4 D, he
subscriber, some very 6Ee jules Jergensen W, IS wiz
ctfuieaes iToin hun with each Wsteh wSrysa0 )efiec
ume-keepsrS for sale e. lea than tbs usual prico-
cooper Nstebessoraa IN hunting cases d. p,l sQd =,
yers perfect tine eeFeFe
Independent Second Watches sod qasrse--s . a. To-
uining horses IN gold ard silver cases.
Splendid Uold foeket Chrosoms,era ~hh-, ~, itoat
any variation
Enalnel Watches for iedies
Gold and Silver Levers, DssssAsS Lsvess .te..s. po
pick and AL ether styles Of Wstehes An 81 ,. sS,s N.
ale II less than the usual prices.
Diamonds, Diamond Pima RfugS Esr~n,r,r YSs,.-.
RINGS and Crosses, for s4ls low.
Fine Gold Lepne Watches, hces jcSsslc,d .. - N
Fine Gold Detached Lsvers fun tewslsd. ..... D. o.
Gold Enamel Watchcs for adies. ,.......... IS %
Gold Hunting Watches, ox lsdss ............. IS o.
Gold Hunting Patent Levers, nor genfs = O.
Silver Patent beyess. g = -
SILVER Detached Leyers fun iewsle&...... lstolSO
Silver Lepines holes jewsle3. geo
and all other kinds Of Wsiehes ss equally lov Prlo
Also ali kinds OF Gold Chains pprs gold Wednns uss
gold Keys aud Seals COLA Peaz and fene geld svog
fhunhles diamond Rings and Pima Bracelets so.a Locksss
CohPins EARRINGS sold snd silver SpeeEclse Breas.
Pins Finger-Rings, silver Fruit kniyst s,axheg silver
Spoons Cups Forks &c- az much Ices tasn ~ usual
prices. Watches and Jewelry exchanged. Al Nstehss
warranted to keep good n-ne. the rooley nrE>d
Watches Clocks and Jewelsy repaired s sae ess
q aueh les than the usual priess.
0soseE {. ALLEN
Importer of Watches and Jewshy, whOlesAe s'd retail
No u Wsllstr tup-s'sirs) nss BrOss~ay-ssuaeEly 81
No. 81 Wallst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-29

WINDOW DRAPEgIEs. &c.-KELTY 4 FL.
SvsoN, No 5S9i Broadway and No 81 Rsaais.s have Oh
Lanes, Worsted Dnssk Lace and Muslin Cu7tli-s Z a.
toinces tud sn Immense assortment Of Window s. =
Sc 81 OF WHICH We are selling tul. 20 per cen. lsss tr
oaeg before yoa purchass. "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-29

CLoTHIEG! CLOTHING !! CLoTsi7c "A
To-, Of made Osercoas Dreos and Frcl Coas Vets
ard Pants for sale Cheap for Cash a the s1bc er store
they wishing 10 close them Of. Andrew K LhNPHGER
No On Broadway, between Blocker and Hous'oc-fts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-29

Lg BRADf's DaguerreOtypes received .
lhize Medal Al the Worlds Fair in London snd = va 81
fars o. the American lnstitate this Ctv and y NJ IT,
stance have they ever been defeated ,he-eyer "a, IL
competition His rooms e. No. so5 Broadway co-nsr
fntoist are open AZ al times, ana III public a. is
examine has superb COLLECTION OF yi1 - s,.s-- ~
tclcs suitable for tie coming hohdsvs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-29

~ PETERSON 4 HUMPHREYS, No. 379
Broadway, corner of Whte-st receiving daily from
Europe aud The Auction Rooms unusually Large Gd els
CANT stock OF Carpetng surprising brancy Of COLOR
richness Of design and finish anything Offered IN s
market Many patterns excessively and b,
found elsewhere. Also the renowned Worlds FAR CT
n one entire piece which call pubic ateniio..