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: confpiouously -placed communication in Iee Ma
lionel DcmOcrGt of ills City, signed Country Direct
or undertakes to break the force Of the comments of
opressupon the Moonshine Pacific RailrOldby assert
ing that the lion MI Walker established the immacu-
late virtue Of that Company and proved its utter purity
Of purpose BY Offering and having passed by the Board
of Directors resolution declaring that the Company
would not ask Of Congress any donations Of land or
money. So far so good. 1t is intended TO run this
road or rather to talk about running IT, well down into
Texas and Mexico, and 70 make It's Pacific term-
nus 1T san Diego. Texas owDs the most Of the land
that ia good for anything on the proposed route, AMI
Texas legislators are expected to do the handsome
thing so far as tie land donations concerned We
are not quite sure that the State won't be sold out
stock and fuke, to the Hon. Mr. Walker aud his i'm
mortal associates very much New-Jerseyis sold out
to The Camden and Auiboy Co. If the bonds of the
Moonshine Company will be taken in payment Mr..
Walker is the bcy to make the trade
But ia there nothing wanted of Congress by this
Company but lands or an outright grant OF money
Would it not Ike to make small-sized bargain with
Uncle Sam to carry bis troops and munitions OF
war ard the Pacific ard India mails Tor the tribe OF
fifty years or 80 at a fixed compensation of anywhere
from three 10 five millions per annum What do you
say, Mr.. Country Director to lit Of III. sort
Or viii you advocate the passage Of another vote in
that direction dissocang the enterprise in every way
from all sorts Of Government aid and yirtuously de-
clsriug that sou will 60 ahead and make the Railroad
On your own hoCki Iyou will toe the mark fairly by
doing this we ready to agree TO say nothing
more in disparsgement Of your enterprise. But as
things row stand, second the motion OF The A5gny
Etlning Journal TO revoke the charter, and wipe
the hands of this State clean from all participation in
lie doings Of this Company.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED By
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPt
ELECTION OF PRINTER TO CONGRESS

ri'" W. WAsnISGros. Wednesday. Dec. :, 1883
Con Armstrong was chosen Printer to Congress on the
.rt f ,ha House by vote of: Armstrong, l26 Gales
s. Tucker. 90 Col Benton went for Gideon u Co.
ro7is u Campbell for Horace Greeley Oher scattering
,oes were pven The Hards Ike old Baaam are exceed
;nyIv uro,h The Senate viii elect Armstrong
when Mr. Florence nominated Mr. Tusin for Chaplin o.
the House Bayly asked him what denomination the ChaP
lain Of the Senate belonged to Florence replied 10 INC
Methodist Bayy said there were two secs called Me'noi
s Frence rped that the Chaplain to the Senate was
National Methodist
Printer will not be elected IN the Senate until nexw
Cat forts are beine made for Tucker but Armstrong viii
carry the day. =.
The Disney and Ods affair is sportivey talked about 1t
will probably end haimlessly
Some Wings and active Hards viii be decaptaied
The President and Cabinet greatly reoced over the
success Of The UnioR Guthrie happy over the defeat
of Tie Sentind.
Ravlvs move will deprive Col Forey OF the power OF
.r,o;ring librarian TO the House OF representatives L
Il stn.d 10 produce conmoton, but Is not hkely 10
prevail
The sloop ofwar Cyane Commlndor llolns, sails f:om
70 sur,ey Caledonia Bay and PATIO Escoces IneEe WI
Ia in, 5ertoy reconnaissance OF the ~ channel rome
Of ~ plack The Secretary Of the Navy having given
poriss fer one or more OF the oce': OF ne ~
st The survey Of the waters named Is expected 70 oc
curv from three TO four months and the reconnaissance o.
,bt route only half that. 4 letter from Havana IN
g., in,;retes that ENGLAND had hand in the appoint
mert Of the new Consul General and says he is an arsto
GRAFT and opposed to slavery -. p-..;,oo. ., a.,
NJ Kos1is had en- interview with the fresidem tout
w. rnderstard that Thaddeus Maurice will be appointed
,tssoDecr 10 the Speaker under to days resolution
Mr. McIape the Commissioner to China "lu san on
m co,frmn,ion of Messrs Mason Minister to France
setcour 10 Russia; and McLane, Commissioner to China
are officially announced. W. p...,son. E;o,
=, 10 n,r,co1 in the two Houses tomorrow, With ap
prorIate euloges, and both Houses will adjourn TIL Mon
day. . .., c...,.. :, 80
The Speaker win probably appoint the Committees on
Monday.
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correct:

TIC BIeo Dtmocflcy IoIed iof oecIeIstI q sae 1o1i
liz. Tlosure IA; Attorney General 7oi Canal Commissioner
los Prison Irsrecor l65; Engineer ls ek Of Appeals o
M Cutci received for the term Of sx ysh' instead
Of yeas Tbes. rejected ard SIR oses his oe through
On in printing tickets
In our Assembly table Mr. Smith, Of the Sixteenth
District, should have so instead of 55i votes and his
name should have been in Italics, as he elected.
The greatest number Of votes was for Canal Com
missioner being As 762 The average in November,
1852 was about 60 OO0. There at least 5000
voters in the City, of whom only two-thrds voted last
month The Wing vote loses about 5000, the divided
Democracy about 1900 from last year
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DEPARTURE OF THE CANADA-DISAsrER.
RnsrnN Wnhnasdnv nac Z lsil

The Curard soomship Canada, Capt. Stone, sailed At
noon to day with g. passengers for Liverpool AMI q Tor
Halifax aud s740JJJ in specie principally in American
cold coin and ineots- $4,000 Of il ia f'r Halifax
The schooner King Fisher arrived this morning ron
Fev,l Nov 10 repos tie bark Modsord from Nantes for
New Yoik. put in Nov. Is short Of water
The screw steamship Andes from Liverpool ION uis-
via Halifax has arriS cd at this port
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The Vermont Legislature adjourned yesterday with
cut having elected any l. 5. Senator repealed the
Prohibtory Liquor Law. The latter was amended a.
the heel OF the Session, though majority of the House
had previously refused to amend it, protesting to desire
its repeal The amendments finally adopted have not
vet reached US.
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TnE PRIMARY ELEorIOSs-TLe Wing General Commit
tees recommend the Wing Primary Meetings for the eiec
ton Of Committeeman for 1854 to take place on Thursday
Dec Is, between the hours Of and A. NJ, under the
charge o three Of the Wing Election Inspectors chosen a;
the late general election H such agree to serve pursuant
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,,pp vopr nAuy TRIBUNE THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8. 1853

70 The calls of the several Wing Ward Committees axe
giving due notice to the vo'ers
The Barr Democrats General Committee lAi'hAi'.N'l
,,co,r,e,d he Hard shell Primary Elections for the ee
,o ~ Committeeman for 1854 to take place De, IS be-
,.c,n the tours Of and undcr the supervision 81
Ipspec,ors appointed by the General Committee
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VERMONT LEGISLATIVE

MONTPELIER, "Wednesday, Dee. Z 1853
The Vermont Legislature adj oumeda q o'clock to day
No Senator elected Among the important votes taken
Yesterday and last evening were those amending asi
essentially changing the Liquor Law and relating to the
consolidation of the Rutland and Burlington Railroads
The latter was carried in the Senate but lost In the House
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Erie, Penna. seems intent making herself little
more obnoxious t. mankind in general than she has yet
been-a very superluous and we think arduous task.
We trust the Lake Shore Railroad will speedily find
and improve route through Erie County which viii
not mcommOde the borough ia the least.
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GOVERNOR FOOT.

BALTIMORE, We inesdsy Dec. Z 1879
It's reported that Governor Foote OF Mississippi, has
resolved 10 em'gr0te TO California.
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EXTENSIVE ROBBERY.

ALBANY Nednosday, DEC 7, I5H'
Sir Georce Gore. who arrived at st. Louis some dsr
ago an routl Texas hunting excursion was roooed
haven Alton and Springfield Of his portm anes con
tanning draft for $4,000 house in New forS, ana
s9OO In gold and jewelry. Sir George tslegaphed
New York to stop payment of the draft
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THE HUMBOLDrS MAILS

IfAIIFAN' " VIhVsuayl Dec. 4 l8jl
Ii Is Understood that the mails by the Hamboli. VI
avail. TIE arrival hers Of the steamship Na,Ara wA,A
nav be expected on Thursday or Friday.
The underwriters dispatched agent to Halifax IA ia
steamship Canada the Humboldt being insured ia MS "a,
for $4,000
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A FORTNIGHT LATER FROM CALIFORNIAN
RIVAL OF TIE DANIEL WEBSTER AND RI.
DORADO AT NEW ORLEANS.

NrvOnfEAss Wednesday, Dec r-y,,,
The steamship Daniel Webster from san Jan De w..
qua, with Caons dates to the 10th Nov $50 pas...,
and $4,000 freight is below She reports the se,,
shin Star OF the West eii San Juan Tie i INST fy
York, with 400 passengers snd sli5sooo on freight
The steamship FL Dorado from AsPinwal IS also bsla,
She reports that the steamship George Law viii a.
California mails 600 passenger and abou; milton .,a
half Of treasure len Aspnwan the Is. far NewYos
The steamship Golden Gate arrived up a. Saa Fr,ao.,.
on 10th Nov
loving to sn interruption the Telegraph he c.g,,
LIN news has faed 70 reach but viii doubtless !. :.
ceiyed IN time for our Evening Editions
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MelU@Dg1JS 4DtMlD lgr1b01f
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1853.


aiken Of aLOuyOus CoEuuucaii. fsLate7f
p nded for 0u be authenticated b. tho
The griteru0t necessarily fcr plt-chilr i ~
guarantee Of his good faith.
undertake return rejected Communicates
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sulscIinrs to The Tribune 10 The 10th Ward caution
ssart pay ing money person except Thomas Msa tho
present Coiri,r, q. his assistant.
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CANAL NAVIGATION.

SYRACUSE "Wednesday, Dec-j.
The weather hiss been cold to-day. The rain OF yeser
day was followed by chilly wind and frost The Canal
Is however, still open.
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SrnlNa MAcnINrs.-An pcrsons making .ellna

ST~fNG MACHNEs.-A1 persons making sei n2
Machines having uecOc needles With
point hereby toned aaiu infringing on
sina granted Sept 10 1896 al mfrnecrs viii be held
rssponsble law The following are iccns 20
xanui4e and @ Sewing Machines nnoer my sai Pseai ga
Msrs Wheeler Wilson Co.. Grover, Baker CO. mo Anafc IN
Mssrec Sewing Machine Co end Bertho Of New York c-
ols Bls ard A. LerOw n boston AcSyn Woodbridge hecue
4 Moore, Lynn. Mas, and a. Il. Rowe Of N. Y.
ELtAs Aowe ia Paentce ot the Original sewng Machine,
No sos Broadwr ew-soTk and No s. isnovor Bo1ion
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NrMING MACnINEs--CA Rn TO IN PUElC.-I D


oeiye thai Files J IS adv gtns himself pacn;ec OF the
deipa sewiua Machue and claiming that 81 who machines
hsns needle needles with near tha point are f2ol
he no him These colto How not even ne
oeral John j. DonoarA aud George H. COss each
hsd patent on Sewing Machine before Howe obtained as pat
sthe records the Pateu show How aud
fra of the machine which he obtained h patent
d not needle wish the the pont lie not
original inv ento OF the combination OF the ePoaed needle
and the shuttle making the ilerOC6ed stitch with treads
In common use things which torn the egental bass Of al
SVne MACHINES n'ed by sid were ccnneda
i operative Swing Machines which used and extensively
eahbed bot IN NowYoIk and Baltimore ploIa tao 10 yce be-
foe floa "a patent granted
u. lev no othei pe1sou myself colo fsd
pept M on de eyc-pontcd needle and shuttle coJl1
rrcof l. abb utaut and conclusive
ly, tskcu neuurcs sdene circumstances would ft
= ~nce my ri.ts BY applying r patent for original inv
tcD by law entitled " H. and duo dOubt VAL st
IL Ie case bowc's license viii be protection sglsf
and sha then ask and insist
irsm all All who fool Interest u th sb
js. receive the scto evidence tst
,Ae f end original Inventor Of the Sowing Machine
WALTER HUNT No 10 Charesst- ny.
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UoprNsAcK's WOnu SyRur.-The most safe and

HoBENsACK's WORM SYRUr.-Ihe most safe and
eeusl REMEDY ever discovered for the destruction Of Worms
er children sdobeing safe and glesnt that can b,
the tender infants The hundreds OF cures Performed
ey BY this SyiUp should sy ell Of lis unpreeecented virtues
~ 20 IsIent viii Be without after gvinE u a Ae
vhcren shctad With buouts under the picking
~ blostsd stomach fever ddcn starting In their sleep iheo
L ionI time 10 1se this remedy
CAUTION that HoRESsAcKs Worm Syrup and Liver
I are The only senuine all others base imitation up 70
on ths reputation Of nine and health
end harpints DR.. j. n HosESsAeK Proprietor. Phila; v
SLickksEkk Co. No 81 Bsrey New York Agents for the East
States
Tairer than light OF the ruby bright" is the face of
Youthful beauty BY luxuren locks
wiz restore the px locks Asreeabiy certany Price
Sold eyerywhere Principal depot BARxERs Ladies' Hair Dressing
Easlishmeni, No $50 Broadway.
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tus s1e particularly Invited to ca tad examine Singers new
nsline Tor stitching linen and g1oas Th mlchne
with single thread The scam perfectly hnlsha on bo
s stitching. and
beautiful When sArohCd rOneo the gfchng retains a. B
dctnts beauty which the with oher
chimes. | NJ. SINGER & Co. No 5@5 bfoldNay
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Mr.. FLORENcE.-Sir. Sircr belongs 10 he N.Y.,
Methodist Church. ~ ! understand l.
NOlCLS-is he HARD or sOfti Laugh,srl
The House ihen voted. bu; without chjco o. n, s.
trsL Mr. Vash voted Tor the Rev Aa.s' o,.ts / ~"
VI lib crtsl q great laughter.
On tie second ballot Wilton II. Milooia Of tAs ~,
odis, Church South, elected ami he a1ass ~ a "a
ouruCd.
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PRorIssoR MoRsr's INrIGORArING ELIxIR OR

PROFESSOR MORSES INlIGOEAtING ELINIK Oh
Winter with is ueuTAgc ogs and hcss upon rs
Cold well known, sggrystes nervous diseases snt at say
Of Indigestion BY s.sn
atDe the appetite without mrartg TO the stomach the necessary
tone and ysor TO dees The increased quantity Of oot I e
fore when Andag tonic and nygoant Ike TINS
wonderful Elixir hrpersyoy needed by ell who suier from
phase disease weak aud torpid stomach II
stimulates all the connected with the DIGESTION
regulates the TOW OF the bile increases h solvent h
trio juice gives activity 70 the fluids and prevents the system from
iepsne that dormant siugsh which often
chsracteIxes IL In the months Ladies
y tenderness OF their organization peculiarly sensitive
terribly this
which maintain the activity OF he circulation prevent
the suspension rrcguaty
their health depends
The Cordial put up bahly concentrated in pint bottles
dollars bottle ior i've collars
les c. h RING, Proorieto
No 1872 Broadway NeNYogk.
Sold by Duggs hIousSou the United States Canada AM West
IA.
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WORD IN SEASON.-TUTTLE trusts that no one
Of his patrons from eirly ca his
Emporium No as broadwy on eoen d he appesrsncs OF ds
order upon SIC eg al ard fresh goods
Those desire choice selections should M coll be-
oded, w l. % the holidays The
assortment toys rsines snd fancy Goods complete
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ALL PAIN AND ALL DISEASES CAN BE CURED
who Suffering With pain and whose col gtODs
are paired hy disease 81 BY naturo should read d.
Roses Medi book st written aud giving useful for
the well sick IL ~ had without charge by ealing
those who sell DE- Roses lcias lis tn Gu r sa9ad DO
IA families Burns Sore IhEO1t
His Cough Coughs COd Consumption, and al
luns affections ubrved Ills Nervous s1d invSoDs Cordial
great uvgOfsug for physical IToou AID
lest BY raising tie Spirits and yns po~er to ne whole
cspos mnts depression gives oolduce and cheer
the mind OF the d0ubu aud grand
weak constiston down BY labor f.udy
Blood Puracr.
made ia skin Erupon scrofa and
Rheumatism We sdvise thc aSed these celebrated Medi
they viii ind al pain AMI all diseases can DO
Sold by HsRTsHcENE, No c1 Fulton second door
Of krnaax ONO lfn : I. :
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AN PAN AND ALI. DISEASES CAV BE CURED.

It Gilbert & Co.'s Eolian Pianos, worth from $500
had Single Dollar hy pufchae'rs the
oaee No CSS Bioadwoy enc Of tr.aaN's GiTs TICKETS
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PERHAs Vl , laOlss s - oTh si5 y J. ~
ir o. Do,r BY puroLeas On Ticket a. 'As Oh'' A'-l'
me- ! : RCgy's MEDscisH DEPOT, RsnOyEo =
No nee Fn second door vet Of Br9adway ca api ct
gess M.aai ADV rl,si i tieas ca0n 81 NAa'' 1--
their tfor cr NOD s of curins
OFFICE FOR
FOREIGN PATENTS
JP PIsssos,
PIANo-F oRTEs.-Buye OF Pisno-FOrtes are n'i'el
OHovEsTEES ftvsLow'
Al '''' ware No 5c5 Broadway,
Adjoining thu 81 Nichols Hotel
rfonselscDers and all others in want Of Bedding
B,desds would 90 ven to cal At If s ThsSs
s b lsIs. oarlieles in hi line eVeroasrod
70 the public ii. g., g.,
s5. c.rerls sesle, soknowedsedo b. tns - tls1
made ~ are ioe 40 nay Be foSaa great variety
Con- WATCHES, valued at $50 to 800 each, ma,
n bad II you ely q One Dollar apiece by stepping Ia a. ZEE
p,sss Oih Olice No Cl5 bTosdvoy.
..Yonnc America" Polka, b. Van Derwyde, dedl-
oee1 CAPT inlrbsa the srsse CEN sfer o. eo "a ~
irRas 81 Bfoadway' agent tor hALLEr DAVE US
JorIms MUSICAL GIFTS POa ls5l.-We direct
or seeder 70 JoLLiES am preenrst "a Cur 9s &
e hook csldd JuLLFSs Muse THE MILLION worth SIX
eos'i to I 1000 copies and distributes ga,ehsr'
one hundred fine Planes rare opportunity u" SA' " ' ~
ng Holiday t'nes
FAIRBANKS PLATFORM ScALEs.-LOng known Sc
'eie' ~ FMRsAsgs Co. No. 60 wstei-t
DIR. GILBERT will remove, without the knlie, his
NoRarNc some from the neck Of sD officer OF th,
has been troetcd for yeas y or ao sn ss'n OP
ton beiwcou ard 20 O'Clock, At No ls5 bfosdwa7.
Costly FRrxCE FURs AND ELEGANT HUDSON BAY
BrAR Rorrs IT We wh 70 call tie attention Of oar
& y.Tb be so3 rms Auction BY ALssar
II NIcoLAy Co. s II O'clock Of ther ,ee rec a 20 ~
NO 5l tptrl sIendd fine Wolf HAD ore by beer
~ rufalo obs gently TIN m ard lined N the NOS eos
stve A The 4rt made Of he bet maera ana sis HN
10 he the catalogue. The sale WI be per
On rfoy 10 the highest bidder aud recommended 70 81 persons
thst are of purchasing real Iu 10 attend for
the advertisements OF a H. ~ a W. Ia
fhs Iap'r
DON'T COUCH AND CRY so, CmLDREN.-BRYANs
TU1MoYc will relieve you ten minutes ar use cure
o sore throat and compass 70 yonr voice
Law put handful your pocket aud ten BID farewell TO colg
colds. &c. IS cents q box
Sold by C. v lLICKEEER Co. No "a barcays uen-is agents
for NewiO OH ard vicinity
CRIsTADORos Liquid Hair Dye will transform the
us hair into the most becoming co enable
uustaches H. VINO ave IN ue5d o. e cl
an arce will expense sold a1d aPpiei
a. CRisTADoK0s. MOI As.or House
HAIR DIVE AND WIGS. BACHELORS Mandatory
articles removed No % Broadway opposis me Prf
where the best in tie world Ter me "p
OF Bis famous Hair Dye, and The sale OF rs ns"I
Wss and Toupees Nine priyste rooms All on one floor
OyorcOats in every variety Of style for winter,
hayo immense sock 10 offer a. Wholesale and
retail d. J. DEvELIS Nos SO aud 50 Johnst cor aesa1
SALE or VALUABLE REAL EsTATE.-The thiee-sto.
" ana bick House end full Lot At No 3 West Aust
Win be sold at IL to-day NJ han Exchange, BY ADaisy
H. MOLLER The price at which the property sells t
sfuIod will influence the of several oer pieces OF prop
CTiy in that aiistocraiie street
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eward will DO paid by the

One Thousand Dollars Reward VIII DO PAD by inc
subscriber upon competent evidence being produced thAt ns
DryAscE SALAMANpea (Gpyler faen havs failed
"a preserving fire bngars safe OF all sizes
OF Depot No. 1872 Pearst, door beo" adenan
Nv RoHKRT NJ. PATRICK. ManulaotLrer
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N COMFORT AND ECONO-

wearing durable beshu and cheap UNDEaGARMENTs
ann Hosiery securing both c0t1rs aud economy ih3
purchase az No 1903 Bowery where al goods are o
eh, erhly fairly offered small advance tae
gina coat the pure unbiased opinion
JAMES E. RAY, Importer aud MAnufactu~er
HO6eiy, No. O8 BOwey GrtOast
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complete and elegant establishment suPplol wiz
ever, novelty lidefd Coefa len ssfel-is M,
s,d 70 cali ard taay th useyes cs 20 oacop1A- L"AH
MASON de Confauoe 75 Broadway bete h ala 1 ss
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CLOTHING.-ClOthlng OF every description; suieayio
q, s made Of ne tlat aud Il the most hionabe
n's"Nei' "''' "N'' W. ". PAascLLs Co
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Clothing, Clothing, Clothing Tor tle Minei, a. -. -
hs,s senenen can every article o. ClotnH
o,de M an TIE approved Style and sni ~ zoe
Coff. telefts Nos-iH-f VI
rrnsde 10 order a. shoftest notice.
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FAIRBANKS PLATFORM ScALEs.-Long known, Sc
'eie'' ' FAfRBAsgs & Co. No. 90 Wstef-t
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Tspsi FRS, FUns i-Citizens and strangers buy
D,ess Furs car find Asaroase rel E.y
an quality and qualify, made on or 9'n p ',e4
ehoieo s.'SN'S $500 LEaRY & Co Hauers.
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BOYS TALMAs-A large assortment now on hanl
No $50 BrOadwsy oonang Of PETIT 5acS WIN anu T..oa
apes: Tamas in all oolosi suits ~ DIacH S41e' b'oJ ~ ~
80 loih ma order
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onr re- OoO of PrnnAM's Gift Tickels unsold, whieh

are 10 be obsu, Offices A sdemy HAL No. 63 Broadway
Nhterss Piano Sore No U.s. sdway LogejOy Towards
and Merchants Hotels Also 10 yes Cough Candy DoPJ NO
Iaef i..l.. Pr lse.H
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AIL
,essop 40 be % NOBODY injured their trae NOR
tI'r ~ ooes snco he Introduced hs spien oc- o.
offered very low fguIf or is tAa< & 70 10
handsome set d fure tS1u "
:. lsd i,rser euouuf for cough caadg tld tiisl ~ ~
~ e Csn.t Of WoostsIs., yoa Will hA1 'Ae Os'' P'
tectsen for your health
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WINTER UNDERGRADUATES, HOSIERY, GLOVES
keThose articles should CAL ana e~Hhnc tA
assortment offered Of 10 ia Boeery. The
TuuEE-THREADED WINTER Coops. .
undermined, deserve tai being eias
durable, unshriDkabc and cheap ~. ., r.. tr.i,-,
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Dir (UUTKT Will remove, WITHOUT Int hHIIt, ] IT'S
woR.rNc some Tuno the neck Of sn officer Of me u
Nvy WHO been trostd y our aos surgeons OPsr
ton between ard 20 o'clock, At No zs5 bfosdwa7.
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'r,sfS a, repFesenied THOMPSON B-EsLg snsnuci m
No 10 Maidtnia1e. Fins sable aole lr'n
B.1 Asnen Mnk sabe .ien cry dask Mountain March &c
IN All news styles
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-08

Furs for Ladies, Of superior quality are ohetea ..
n I.mrS Halter SIS Bfoaawsy, 81 Nichols iot fstf21e
before fney aured IN, nnoion IN -
ys.S~ncv You viii waited more sitent ,ey am c1is.
,ore re,soDstiy than BY those apPopcic espa D "
sopty with success.