New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-22
NywSryIroy OyERcoATs AID TALmAs.-The


Furreu and SKIN lmporers
Furs altered 70 the present son, exchanged 'nd f9ed
from moth.
Nyw SrYIyoF OvRRcOATs AND TALMAs.-The
bleak weather reminds Of the immediate necessity for
these articles AID toe nense variety comp SD "a tAe
stock of w r. JENNINGS g. Co. invites us % selection
The field for choice in their establishment indeed wlde
one Ind every garment sonabiy cu s1d elegantly
mode and finished i IL impossible 20 20 "rcng IN rnakngs
purchase Their Fur Beaver Overcoats lined throughout
with Silk have peculiarly dttfagH appearance Inc D-
nc 10 Of tic finest WOOL and ne soft ~ fosssik wae IN
point q warmth the FuTB OysTo0a hhs no superior
for their graceful cut ich trimmings and mouatngs AID
the elegant IN Which they hang from & shoulders
more becoming article of winter than one OF
JENNINGS Co.'S Black Cloth or Cured Beaver Taimas
cannot be fsshoned by tho hsnd Of art T5ose yo are
about purchasing OyccJ6f Jsinas Cosks Oyssac.s or
soy other article Of winter cOtIng, cannot 10 bette 1
JEsNisGs 4 Co, No Z'i broadway American hote.-s
bOnse that twenty-five years las stood A. the 5ad o. the
fashionable ready-nade clothing trade in tins country
NorIcx-TnIs DAY, Nov. %, SANDERS &
Co, No sol Grandst, will SCH their large stock OF Six
shawis French Mennos vtlyets, Psrsmeas, DE Lines
Ladies' Cloths &c still greater bargains than has BEEN
before offered.
N B-5OO Long and siusre Broch6 and Cashmere
shswlsi 800 Wool shswls selling very cheap Blankets
Flsnnels, &c. &C.
A PHYsicIArs RECEIPT WoRrB FoLLow-
se-Put seasonsble Under Garments IN time 70 Antci
pate tbe extreme fluctuations IL temperature nd nii to
the Fall Of the year. Menno Wooden and silk Under
offered by RAY ADAMS I polteIs and hanuiactarsrs Of
Hosiery and Unde OarmeLts, no 81 Broadway opposite
The metropolitan Hotel
III Selling of Silks and Shawls, at reduced
prcesA large and spenaid stock of Silks tho richest
imported this season, VIII be sold 20 per below NC
ton pricos Also large and elegant shavl OF
every descnPton vii be cold very cheap Ladea cii at
BODINEs before making your purchases; yOu will
money and get rich goods No. ~ OraDd-st, Of
Orchard
TO II is fixed fact among business men
that much depends upon drefs and any gentleman who
specs himself will give that attention lis Outward ap
With single ~ the interest Of all classes H. H. Eos
rEH invitSs the attention Of and his
Clothing Establshment No. n Courtlsndi-ss- where
every article required scneinans wardrobe can be pro-
cured on liberal terns.
New SEWING MAcHEE-EvERr Man HIS
OWN TAILoR.-One Of the best, cheapest and h'est-im
are cold At the low price OF Hity dollars EACH and
ready 20 be delivered IN perfect order Can be seen m o
alton at No 2J fulton-st up two Nights Of stains Rights
for sale.
TuE CHEAPEST Dress LADY CAN WEAR
HrrcncocE h LEADpEATsR, No ST. Broadway, cor Leo
nardst have Just opened splendid stock OF Moueine
de Lenos from auction Of dark winter coors and beau
.tyles which ihsy offer az oae llnga yard fit To- any
Ladys morning or houe dress Ibey hs'e also sapero
stock every other kind Of Dry Goods suited 20 the seasp1
which they can Offer nj great bargains
To Embroidered Chcmisettes, Vests, Col
Lara Sleeves Handkerchiet, skirts Infants Waists and
Robes Lace Wells Muslin, Trimmings Fioanciugs, Dres
Cane Head Dresses SC. superior ~ style aud lower n PRICE
than usuaiy offered ladies invited 20 ca ara judge
TOR themselves at NEwNAN's, 60 Broadway near 4thst
rE~ PETERSON e. lIUMPHsEYs, No. $40
Broadway corner oil Whte-st receiving daily from
Europe the Auction R0oJos unusually large and eis
CANT stock OF Carpetngs SURPRISING IN braey OF coors
rahuess Of design and finish anything offered IA s
market Many patterns exclusively own AL ro 60 be
found whore Aso the renowned Wots tnlr Carpet
Ia one cutire piece, which call public attention
GLOVES, HOSIERY, CRAvATs, &c.-A large
assortment ofthce articles with every variety Of Gentle
peu's Shirts and UuderC Garments az wholesale retail.
IRA PEEEGO a Son No. oil Nassaust
~ General Mutual Insurance Company
Morchants ExchGnge No 2 corner Of Wall and William
Marine AID Inland Insurance.
TRUSrLLs
WI H. AsrINwALL MosEs II. GRINNELL.
JAMES Brown, IOsEPH W. ALsoP, JR,
ROBERT l.. TAYLOR, fAUL SPOFFoRp.
lEONARDo :. SUAREH, THOMAS L. STANTON,
BENJAMIN BABCoCK, lIIAS HICKS,
JOnN h. kITcHISG, WN. BARNEwALI,
y. A. DELAKo lERENltH WILBUR,
SAMUEL THOMPSON, JAMES L SOuTra2,
MORTIMER LIVINGSTON GAS H. RUSSELL,
wv. =. WETMORE, G. II. MARSHALL,
WILLIAM T. FURNiSs, J. d. hVRLBUT
N c. RUTGERS, RAMSAY CROONS,
JosEsH SANDS, WILLIAM Il. BoLLEs,
]. ELNATHAN SMITH, q. MERLE,
WILLIAM II, MACY, c. H. koOP.
II. H. DAWSON, H. L. ktNssLAND.
ALFRED OGDEN, President
HENRY HOLDREGE Vice.Pres.dent.
II. c. MoSRIs, Secretary.
Gas Us. LIGHr.--No one doubts the import
OF light IL brpgs into existence all The beaue Is of