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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-20

L. : PArEsE OTrcs. Fer. }, 1851.
SIR: Some months since IL became my duty to report
to you upon my present Assistants qualifications for the
performance Of the duties assigned 70 him. and now in
to your inquiries under the necessity of
peating in substance what expressed TO you at that
time
The Assistant Examiners desk IS requiring high
scientific and artistic attenments and il Is impossible
for without these 10 succeed in the performance OF
ics du'ies beg leave, however TO repeat what have
already expressed 10 you that his OF previous sci
enfc and artistic education is the only objection which
can be made TO Mr.. Fitch, his high character as man
end gentleman and his general capabilities and attain.
would doubtless render him fully equal TO the
performance Of any duties IN another sphere which
might be assigned to him.
should exceedingly regret to have Mr.. Fitch removed
from his present post until other equally lucrative
might be assigned to him.
Very respectfully your obedi-nt servant,
SAM COOPER Exsmlaer.
Hon rz0s Er,AsH. Commissioner Of P1-nts washipeon
Psi have shown this letter 70 Mr. Fitch who ia
fully that his previous education does not III him
for the duties which he called to perform he s,o
expresses his intention Of resgnng ia the spring should
he not succeed In obtaining other employ by tia,
time.
r0uE oSed'er' 'ervnnt SAM COOPER.
One result of such extraordinary cosr.;on
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For Europe.

The next number of The Tribune for Europe
on Circulation will be issued TOMORROW MORN
ING at o'clock. 1t will contain all the Lstest
News up to the time Of going TO press Single copies,
in wrappers ready for mailing be had at the desk
Price Six Cents The Niagara sails from this port To-
Day at i2 o'clock
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n, D,n.,'s NrouxRrsoIto.-This COM

ornd IA for promoting the growth Of the Hair
An The ingredients used s composition OF the vere-
tabe kingdom trial VIII satisfy the most skePueL Of IL
beescai esects Price 80 per bottle For sale BY
r J. CRowES Bookseller, No. 500 Broadway, T. PRssea,
Bookseller No. 1855 Nassaust also by Mrs HAYS No. I'D
Fultcp-st Brooklyn.
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gsnty printed, widcycirculacd aud universally popular
Family Newspaper, have, herr tOfore, been unable
TO furnish the back numbers TO only very limited ex-
tent To avoid this disappointment IN future we shall
the first Of January next commence the publica.
ton of sres and print such increased edition as
will enable 20 supply New Subscribers from ;aa da.e
Besides the original productions Of the Edo-s-ihe Foreign
and Domestic Correspondence Of large list of contributors
the ioc OF the European Mags1ucsthe selections of Ina
most interesting publications Of the day-he brief novels
the plouant siouesthe sparkling wit end amusing anec
doethe news and gossip Of the Partisan paper-he per
sonGl sketches Of pubic characteristics stirring scenes of
the world live nthe chronicle Of the news for
the fashions and fashionable gossipthe facts and outlines
Of news-the pea of English inso-uaton-the wit huu9r
aud pathos OF the ues-the esseys on life literature s
ciety and morals. and the usual variety OF careful c
from the wilderness OF English PERIODICAL literature ert
cis,n, poetry, etc, several NEW FEATURES OF r.ma~t
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Subscribe without delay. Address
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Editors and PropTletoTs. No. lp7 Fultous, y Y
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Bows Tool CHEsrs-TOOls of the best quail
ty boxes Of black walnut Aso, English, German su3
American Skatos For sale by :. CoSovER,
No. s99 Broadway.
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OPTICs.-WALpsrYIN * BERKEL. Manuac.
turing Opticians No 45l Broadway One Of our firm has
just arrived with most splendid selection Of Opera GAsse,
and Optical nsrume nts general among which are MANY
articles appropriate Tor Holiday Presents
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w When death is at the door the remedy

which would have saved life IL administered IN time
Too late Do rot trae with dsease Rely upon IT. thar
when the stomach viii digest food. when faintn.
lssziirde peryade the syEtem when the sleep =
the appetite feeble the mind lethagc the nerv Is ma
senntive and the head confused rely upon ~ s;ac
these symptoms occur the powers Of vitality are ~ Iii
and that unless the mischief Is promptly So xs Know
be shoyfered e. well es rendered miserable no" 49, g.
from Of testimony, greater than Wa ever
cumulated favor Of remedy tns ysox Pbilsdel-
pka WIN Immediately abate and IN the END en. e pro-
move ell Of these disorders, as srey As I'll endure the
SOW AID the NIX Of lie vita health and safely "'n'
reach 49,. n c,nds corner FHltou
"a Usii' M C. Ring corner Broadway and gohas
H. Doollftje No l4I Grand-st- and BY Airs hAJ'' ="
BROOKLYN.
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Auction SALES OF VALUABLE DOwN-TOwS
PRoPER1Y-We are desired call the attention Of CAPT
asts and real byer TO the sale Of real estate by
ANTHONY j. BLEEcKER, This Day, at Il O'Clock at the
Merchants Exchange consisting Of part OF the Clarendon
Hotel the Of &c Il and ffh av the plot ground
being 80 feet by % fetn depth also the large and yaua.
bic Lot of ground with the bIdles thereon known as NOi
81 and 20 Laonardst near Broadway, with large brick
building on the reGr oi the lot occu led 90 piano1re
mandatory; also the house au0 lot No 70 C.mine tle
house and lots Nos IN and 10 East2ihs Newly ORR and
two houses and lois Kentay, in the CRY Of Brooklyn
Maps describing the above property be had Of the
tioneer. MOI DrOGd-st. (No. Zl72)
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Hon A. H. II s5r..1 Secretary of,he Interior
L. :. PArrsr Owes. Nov. 7. ~

{. ;. PATrsT OrTirt, NOV. 7, lsbl.
SIR: At the time Of the appointment OF my present
sstant made my duty 20 report upon his capabil
ties perform the duties assigned him Five months
have elapsed since his appointment and beg leave
10 report thar in my opinion Mr. Fitchs education and
ioImer pursuits such entirely unfit him for
curing knowledge Of the duties ofAssstant xaminer
wish it, however 70 be distinctly understood that this
inability on his part spring. in my opinion from
Of general capacity Intelligence but solely from the
fact above stated of his entire want of the peculiar ac
quircments necessary TO enable him to examine and
understand machinery, and the drawings and descrip
tions OF the same. Respectfully submitted,
SAM COOPER Ex,mner.
Hos Thos Evbark, Conn. Patents, w hns,on
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A GHRIsrNAs CAROL :

We, g the Bedbug. wo
The Rats and Nice also.
p. LYON 5 IN the field,
His Powder and his Pills,
Each vile maraader Kills
Their doom, their doom then u sealed.
To slsy them oauno; be crime,
And Christmas Is the very time
LYONS Magnetic Powder and Pills
No ie4 Broadyv.x
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- Gentlemcn abont leaving the City on a

Winters business tour going into the country 10 spend
merry Chrsirn mas would cOlfut their personal comfort
providing themselves with Furs, such as Goats, Caps
Gloves Muhlers Overshoes &C. They can be bad m IL
most every variety et THoNfsoN RoEsLsRs Far Esab
Iibmcut No 10 MSiden-lanc Either article above men
toned would be found worth It's weight in gold III shielding
the BODY when exposed 10 the extreme cold.
r. also constantly adding to their sock OF Ladies
fine EuIa
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~ ALBERT II. NIcoLAY is going TO sell,
THIS DAY at u o'clock az tho Merchants Exchinse, 80
valuable Lots 56th 3 i}d 18th and 18th sis between
Sd and Loxinsonays, 4h and MaGson-avs aid on ald
Cb-ays Seven per the purchase money can r. nam
on Dor end or gage five years ct per cont For maps
ald fun Iarc apply to the Auctoneer No ~ waist
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Very fesrcc'fully, your oledent 'eTvllt,
ALEX. Il II STUART
U.S.PlrzST or.cr, FEB :. is5

L. :. FirzST OrF.cE FEB ?. 1854
SIR beg leave to submit for your consideration the
accompanying reports of Mr. Cooper one OF the Exam
ners OF THE Oce, in relation to his assstsnt-.he
Gated Nov T. 1851 and the other Feb Q, 1852 Notwi,h-
standing the pain il gives to make communication
Of this in reference respectable and worthy
gentleman as Mr. Fitch, the interests of the Office per
init me no longer to withhold II.
have the honor TO be, resp ct uy obi
THOS EWgAEK.
Hon A. H. r. srrA,r. Secretary Of the Interior
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~ The health Of Mr.. King was not so good
on Saturday, and still worse yesterday His
disease-of the lungs-is similar to that of
which Mr.. Clay died OF, and he will resign the
Presidency of the Senate at an early day. to be
succeeded, probably, by Mr. Atchison.
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TRUSTEES.
WI. II. AsPIYwALL, MosEs ". GRINNELL,
JAMES Brown JosEPH w. ALsoP, JR.,
RogERT l.. TAYLOR, PAUL SPoFFoRo,
LEONARDO s SUAREZ THOMAS L. STANTON,
BENJAMIN BAPCocK ELIAS HICKS,
JoHH H. kITCHiSG Wa. BAREEwALL,
T. A. DFLANo, JEREMIAH WILBUR,
SAMUEL THOMPSON, JAMES 4. SOUTTrR,
MORTIMER LIVINGSTON ChAs II. RUSSELL,
WIN. S. NETMoRE, C.. III. MARSHALL,
WILLIAM T. FURNIss, J. d. HURLBUr,
NJ g. RUTGERS RAMSAY CROOKS,
JOSEPH SANDS, WILLIAM Il. BOLLEs
! T1HsTUAN SMITH q. MERLE,
WILLIAM IA. MACY, g. H. KooP,
b. r. DAWSON, ID. c. kINGsLANo.
ALFRED OGDEN, President,
HENRY HOLDREGE, Vice-Presid nj.
Z. c. MORRIS, Secretary.
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rNTs-Noihng has been thrown before the public
which much excited the curiosity Of people the India
Rubber Canes, account OF its beauty elastic and
city; thsy all other in desirable quality
and their novelty renders them particularly desirable ST this
time tor Holiday presents They tor sale elegantly
broadway Tenney, Broadway. corner OF Murrayst Neal
Carroll Hutchinson, No. Sf7 broadway; Lesry & Co
Asor House. Geo Tuttle No SIS Broadway, aud BY the
exclusive Manufacturer. l. Z. PORTER, No 43 MA!denane
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FASHIONABLE WINTER CLOTHISG-As our
took OF fashionable Winter ClCugis very large and varied
in style of goods and garments we viii from tbs date sell
every garment retail great reduction OF prices, to
make room for spring obbng stock IN process OF man
uacture Our fienGG will favor with early call and
make their selections from beautiful stock OF Tanas
Winter Wrappers Snow Coats OvcTcoat Sacks Business
Frocks &C. although the stock is very large the
more things will he selected. d. j. DEvLIN,
Noa 81 md 80 lolu.sL. cnIunI Naasan.
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WmrrR AND ITS CosruMxs.-The oater

WINTER AND ITS CosTUMEs.-Ihe Oater
clothing which fashion has introduced this fof gentle
sn sesT conurses great variety Of shapes and names
and we commend any friend Of who desires to be
gracefully fitted with just the kind OF winter ha0lt most
sutoble 10 his style offguro TO VISIT the well known esao
ment of w r. JENNINGS Co. No 23l Broadway. Their
sock pesen an eptoDe OF every device IN tho way OF
OyeJcoots Oversacks TsnIas ClOaks, Wrappers faetos
Sc Sc which has been issued for the current winter. In
material cut aud workmanship they have no equals IN any
tbe that conGno themselves exclusively to
the executon of orders We Only echo public op n9n
founded twenty five years tXer enoe whcn We say
The firm of ENNINGs Co. have ob aimed for their ready
made clothing celebrity eqGa to that of any made 20 mea-
sure here elsewhere In the order department the most
accomplished cutters employed and SUIT can be made
fo ,.eesure in few hours i, required.
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property No account is given Of the loss Of
life.
" Further advices from the City of Mexi-
co stat that the Minister of Foreign Affairs
has issued circular forbidding the landing of
strangers in numbers, ard states that the lead
or OF the reyolutionists in MichOacan is the
same person WHO made the well known prOpO-
sal to Gen. Scott Mr.. Stevens has Withdrawn
his Tchuantepec proposals. The insurgent
forces in Guadalajara are increasing, aud 1000
men with % pieces Of artillery have moved
against them. Private letters state that Cara
vaial has crossed the Rio Grande with 400
Texan Rangers, and is marching on Monterey.
20 The letter of our London correspond
eIt A. p. c., in another column, contains the
intelligence of the disastrous defeat OF Rus.
sian army Of 10000 men by the mOuntaineers
of. Circassia. The fact has not yet reached
the London journals, but is received by our
correspondent through private sources at Con-
stantirople We make this the occasion Of
calling attention to the letters of this writer
He is possessed Of unusual means of obtaining
information, and his dispatches generally con-
tain intelligence of interest in advance of all
other correspondents of the American press.
~ Mayor Kingsland, for reasons very forci-
bly, stated in his message, has vetoed the
Broadway railroad project adopted by the cor
rupt Common Council which plumbers the City
at present. The Mayor opposes the construc-
ton Of any railroad in Broadway, but above
all, viii not become party to the enOrmity
which would give away the charter on the
terms proposed, when perfectly responsible
parties offer to pay the City one hundred and
fifty thousand dollars a year for il; and he
mildly and becomingly expresses his astonish-
ment at this outrageous violation of duty on
the part of the City legislature. We believe
there is not Il man in town, not personally
interested in this great scheme of plumber who
will not condemn, in unsparing terms, the
shameless rascality of those Common Council.
men who voted for the project, and we hope,
though without much confidence, that this
veto mas prevent its execution
~ The health Of Mr.. King was not so good
on Saturday, and still worse yesterday. His
disease-of the lungs-is similar to that of
which Mr. Clay died Of, and he will resign the
Presidency of the Senate at an early day, to be
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IL RRApy's MINIATURE DAGUERREOTTPEs,

u DRADf TINIA UrsE 11z<uo 10 ~ z70' - y =
put up in fne English Gold Loctets Pins Rinrs Keys
Seals &c Also rich and elegant Fancy Cases OF vsroas
,tyles in Velvet PAPER Msche Pearl and Tortoise Shell
beautifully inlsid for sale his Gallery No 15 Brosdwsy
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Han DYE AND WIcs.-gATcHELoHs S 81 A..
@ IT, ,bese articles IL celebrated in al parts Of the
oact9iJ ~ ySisliug light elegant and durable wig or
Toupee can surely be suited HIS Hair Dye sPPISSa
sure sua. ,ba sdGre.s-beware Of limitations
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~ Ladies wishing to purchase Caps and
ead dresses would do well call at No. III Sprngs
third ock of Broadway, al Madam LAyESEs snow
Room as che has just received several cases rom rams o
the latest and most fashionable style which will be opened on
Thursday sd Of December Ladies viii do well by calling
as the MICS are snrnrisipglY low.
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u FowLERs 4 WELLS, Phrenologists and
Publishers Clinton Hail. No lSl Nassau-st, New YORK and
No. l42 WAahingtop-s. Boston

WHITE HANDS FOR THE iloLIDAYs.-Ladies
who Iudia Rubber Gloves may lie of so white
hands; they made long TO protect the wrists. Salt
rheum and chapped hands cured by their For sale
Nos 3 and 60 Broadway end No 60 East Broadway aud
ly all Rubber Dealers Drivers will find the LINED Rubber
Gloves very desirable OF this season Of the year
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IIo! FOR THE Observation-Disclosures il close
al hand and the children rejoicing in the prospect Of
fun froc and lots of Toys II you wish to CRAFTY them by
all means early 10 TUTrLEs Emporium. No. 3j Broad
Claus, and las oil his choicest gifts on hand.
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To- The Toy Bazaar of RoGrRs, No. i49
Broadway il the Store for all 20 visit the selection of
presents for tho hdsys Every variety of Faucy Goods
nom The rchcst ,nad Tables aud Work Boxes 10 penny
Wbstlc will he found this Bazaar aud being
all imported by Mr. KoGERs in connection with his Shopia
london, nhd VIII be sold q p.ees . sur us cas.osrs
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LlqvrD HAlR DY7

HAIR DyE-CRETAD0RO's LIQUiD HAIR DYE
has fairly vanqused all the Empirical onc)cor put forth
under the soutnquee OF Hair Dyes The public have
sure guarantee CRIsTApoRos DTEe gusrant OF their
owl eve eight at witnessing 81 his esdbshme IT. No Astor
House the process Of applying l. and the effects produced
Inv IL peerless BLACK supeTb brown IN FIVE minutes t
Is for sale at the principal Druggists IN the city and at the
propnetor's, No AstOr H0use.
~ General Mutual Insurance Company
Merchants Exchange, No. p corner OF Wall and William
yts.) q, ,r
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NoLDAy PREsExrs.-Ladies ana gentlemen

both will bud the best of goods the city, from
which 20 select their Holiday Presents at HiTcHcocK
LEADRrkTERs No. SAL Broadway, Leonard ST.
What gentleman bestow upon his wife mother, sis.
ter daughter sweetheart that win be acceptable
than handsome shawl CLOAK, Dress rich hIniker.
chief something OF that kind And whore he find
1t better than therel They selling handso silks from
20 cents yard up; elegant winter desnes sc handsome
MeIrimac csooes warranted fast coors of and other
kinds equally cheap Also gSntlemens craye hsndser.
chu IA. gloves. under shirts. draw &c, &c.
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Tour SlrrrEKs.-Ladies will find at Cav.

lOLGT SIifPEkS.-LdulSs Will uuu at IAN
TRELLs No So Bowery appropriate git for their
kcotemen scquantsnces in his assortment OF rich and ele
sept Embroidered Toilet Slippers present that could not
tail % Be acceptable TO possessing taste and prop
appreciation Of comfort The demand for these articles
the last Holiday great thar large number
disappointed from CASrRELLs inability supply all
~ osdeu Apply early.
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HolIpAY PRIzEs.-The splendid Ladies' Coll

Watch and Chain and other prizes to he awarded TO the
beat female operators Of SIN6Exs Sewing Machines in
kew-York and its vicinity may be at the o6ee,
No 2s Broadway where al who interested IN the bas
Of sewing sy freely examine the machines and their
exouate wort.
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CoppoR.Troy SALE OF REAL EsTArE.-We

CORPORATION SALE OF REAL EsrATE.-We
rive notice that ANTHONY J. BLEEcKER wall sell at puonc
auction on TUESDAY December 81 1852 at II oclock ~
the Merchants Exchange, and on the fellow DAYS ut
De ygboe is disposed Of about 73 building lots n viIo1
Dg,t of this city also large ve4.ety OF yri
md uier property both the North snd East tve7 pe
lonriDq 10 the CORPORATION of the CITY OF New
fT5iny one of the largest and most important sal 3
ever nede il this city The terms w be Tely Hoer4
The nuchers os ON 60 to 10 per &c OF the pucnae
nancy cen remain OF bond and mortgage at per cent
NtDs describing the above property con b. had az te
Corrolcrs Office No Hall Of Records or OF the ONCE OF
the Auctioneer No. 7 Brosdst (Al75j.
SyAsosAyLE BRITANyA WARE.-Old winter
has returned Round the dwellings Of every size signs the
moaning wind pleintively gloomly. The forest leaves
have taken leave the boughs low 70 the rude bsss the
fruit trees with bare limbs bear nothng and Hoods au-
"Boughs are daily rifcd
By the gusty thieves.
And the Book of Nature
Ceteth short of leaves"
is postponed until October next
The mention Of Britannia Ice Pitchers glveth CALL, and
RAJ 18th them 10 be filed with not lemonade. Britannia
Moiasses Cups well filed stand the smoking cakes
yery bright Britannia Lamps and Candlescss are placed
mon the evening table where shine the beautiful Tea T.
I'm and Swing Kettle and thus peaceful evening Is well
coined in. All who In need OF seasonable britannia
Ware viii hasten before the holidays to the store OF
LUCIUs HART, No. Burhng-slp.
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aUsIrEss NOTICES.

K,ox-Knox is evidently the favOrite OF the
hs,dy for he TO have picked out the mos.
e1qusto Of Furs that has ever come INTO one o,s
Ill store may from it's busy appearance be termed tne
aLadiss Exchange" and. We may add- tse Gentleman
sso for latter not only attracted by the ia ou
ufsctue There Is question but that KSox HAT kaoe
all ether hsts into the shade. This IL one OF mn o,
striking estures aud think very satisfactory re..on
why they should be dt Old and young fssnionaoe seno
men and sober utarians If questioned, Will IN pine c
KaoX's HAT STORE, No. Ia Fni'oasI
Pr The EspEsscHIED Hat for the winter Oh
5a and ia in quality in shape IN ~ III
hearty T1s Hat ne conmends TO the inspection Of every
gentleman who wishes to select from me pc
ye the public the best aud handsoest NAT OF e s1aso
and would lust Is lief pay 81 81 for superhae article az
81 for one Of second quality; n, N....n, mr. ~
Srprpn UATs FOR THE New YEAR.-GESIs
Ia. the pleasure Of announcing 70 his friends and the public
snd sssciay 70 all his young friends who contemplate
tns New Years calls that be has brought splendid
ssyle Of Dress HAS the Holiday GEsIS, No
IA Broadway, opposite ST. rsuIs
FURs AT GESIs's LOWER SToEE.-Besides
the amount of that sets continually into OENS
splendid Muffs, Nictorines Tppets CUTS SC Sc winch
he has Just opened for the accommodation Of ises "
zaar in the st Nicholas Especial attention invited 70
the moderate prices of the superb OF ESnne SADIE
stone Msrten, Mink, Fitch and Rock Marten. 6. p.nr.
GEsis, No. Zl4 Broadway oPPo''N d. -
SUPERIOR FURs.-YOUSG, No: ~ DoNcl!'
has an extensive assortment Of beautiful Fur sSt up "a
NOR s,vs and corrris NJ every modern shape MS
Stone Martens Mi1ks fches: &C. &C. are iea.iy n1ns
some His sonsg Bertha Boas CLAIM the e'pec'a u
tention of the ladies.
RrcH FURs-WHoLEsALE PRIcE-Ihe SUI
scrbrs ctfuy tic attention Of the Ladies OF
NewYor 10 variety Of novelties which they hare JUST
i,uportfd and among Which, the Bertha Boa the ar Sp
~ Hantila and the Partisan Muf stand prominent lac
Rertln Boo IL y fer the elegant erce ~ or ever IN
vented and figure the greatest ne
Fur Spanish Manila is admirably adapted Tor the
AIDE lie carriage the opera Is exceed ngy 6econihg M
"a in every variety Of fur The PeFsan Nun
nv go fasbiopable Par.s Is great improvement upon
the large and old-fashiontd rnun ~, c,s nx.,I.v
~ Cook FRANKLIN No. 90 Broa1"ay,
Furrers and Snu importers
Furs altered to the present fon exchanged snd feea
from moth
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PrIyRsoy q HuMpHREYs, No. 379

~ TETEKsVN % 10'I' -. C.,
Broadway corner Of Whe-st., are receyins day nom
Fnyone ana the Auction ROOM unusually large ana ere
gsnt stock of CarIetiDgs SURPRISING IN brancy o. coi
rcbness of design and finish, anything ever offered IN l
s-let MANY patterns exclusively and not 10 De
fonnd elsewhere Also the renowned Worlds aI carpet
- a,,s entrn nice 10 which we call public attention.