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the price Of white man in Brooklyn is $1,000, bong
sur times that OF black msn according to To a-os
quotations of the Charleston market
II seems that Philip Hartman and others who Ocel
pied brewery il Sherist, overloaded the hfh scr!
the building being insecure and the walls cracked
with the enormous quantity Of seventeen thoasiai
busLes or four hundred tuns OF barley. The result
was that the walls were crushed out and an sdjon-
iugsbop. in which Mr. Brown was at work was over
hemed and the unfortunate victim instantly consigned
TO eternits and his God That such thing could take
place in civilized land seems incredible, but it only
shows how trade buns to ashes the heartstrngs o.
humanity. end the worship Of MolOch is rife now as
II was with the Phenicans, only bearing new name.
TIE unfortunate martyr was resident OF Williams
hugh. where he left wife and children His widow,
on behalf Of herself and offspring, brought suit
for damsges-which should have been brought by
tle Conmonweslth-and sitter a trial OF three
dave in the Brooklyn Circuit the Jury, under lucid
charge from the Judge. gave verdict OF Si,oJ'.
TIis verdict is better than nothing; but IS argues
dsmnable rottsuncss in Denmark when it is neces
sary for the Individual bereaved to ask redress AMI
the state-ceuerous political ALMA Mater-does not
take the initiative. Ii is a satisfaction at least %
know that man is worth sometimes four thousand
dollars to Lis wife and infants and that he cannot be
crushed under four hundred tuns OF barley placed
where Il must Kill him when next door without his
ghost being exercised with the jingle of that retr
butve sum in her ears That such delicate point OF
a could be settled three days and there could not
be found Tammany Hall heroes to talk 1t into the Sec
end week also, is subject for graduation The widow
and the fatherloss have now the damages-Sut who
will restore the lost and loved one
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We have paid no attention to the excitement Of the
City Journals with regard to the publication ofte Prss
ders Message Tuesday last since they have general
l laid the charge of improper proceedings at the door
Of tie President and Cabinet and we have mission
to answer IN behalf of those officials The Courier and
Engrrcr however, in good natured and witty account
of the rumpus takes occasion to say that The Tribune
has impaired its character for fairness By anticipating
the order to publish" In reply to this beg to
respected contemporary that our Extra con-
tainDg the Message not issued until the receipt Of
dispatch from Washington to the effect that the read
ing bad begun in Congress That our dispatch got here
some time before that received by the Postmaster only
proves that correspondent reached the Telegraph
Office somewhat than the public messenger, and
furnishes new illustration of the superiority of pr
vate enterprise over Government machinery
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. SATURDAY DECEMBER 10, 1853

support Of Russia in the present contest Bat what
ever may be said supposed to taY eoni'''' W. "'
not believe tdat Russia viii ever reqh.re any Sl'a
demonstration We are greatly mistaken 10 'ae M
tOual character ss vel in the arrogant dsmeii'f
of the Gar and his Court If the snyieeanied con-
bat now going on Russia desires would accept any
material support from Austria, power on which
almost every Russian looks down with contempt
If the events Of war should oblige any Russian
corps 10 take refuge on Austrian soil, is com
mander would never be forgiven by the oheniei
national pride which would prefer TO have him die
with arms in hand on battlefield rather than seek
shelter beyond the Austrian frontier We reeolleet
very well that when during the struggle win Polani 10
1881. Major Bartholcmae, with few hundred irregu-
lars was pushed INTO Prussia By superior Polish Iorce
he was deprived of bis command and Tor more than nj
teen years was excluded from active military service
ANY armed assistance from Austria TO Russia previous
to the positive interference of other powers on the
side of Turkey, would be regarded as an ayo"Al o.
weakness by the Car which would hurl him down III
sntly from the hight to which lie has been elevated
n aiply BY European conflicts snOui Nicholas manage
his affairs in such manner, boldly predict tho emu
Of his power, both abroad aud at home. After having
rcckessly precipated the nation into an unnecessary
and AT any rate rutless war should he bring to such
an issue as to invoke the help Of Austria we are a.
most sure that he would not dare to show his face TO the
exagperated and Inundated nation, nor even to the
submissive population of st. Petersburg.
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DOLNGs IN WASHLYGT0N

Correspondence Of The n. Y. Tribune. 49,,
WASHINGTON, Thursday Dec. . 1913
TIE chief characteristic of the Message Is Us Ssao
Rights" feature. The Presidents great ann wa, 70
give it that hue And here it Is worth noticing tnls
al the giyDgs out" by one OF your cotenPorine'
as to what the Message would contain this was never
mentioned This is fair sample OF the wonderful W
crets it ostentatiOusly diyulgcs 1t tue suDec'
Tldicule here.
Some surprise is manifested at the small show m,1s
By tne Hards IN the organization Of the House pl'
there is reason for it which will be developed ~ a'
tine. Among the Wigs all is harmony and gooa les
ing Although few in numbers, they have sedo" P''
sonted iairer array Of talent and character o,;.
In the election Of Chapains, yesterday NJ. ChaP's
your CITY, received several votes in the senate sna
the House Had there been the least PrO'aoty a
hisaoeeptance sr any concerted action among De -
MIXERS, il Is said be would have been chosen " V"
House. -.
To-day the Senate spent the morning hour % guy
gies en- the late VicePresdent The occasion snsNs.s
well enough to hang q speech upon, but ihels "a
evidently lack OF salient points in Mr. Kings n,as
or themes Of eulogy eoquence. George I'm, ne
and tlbTidge Gerry, died in tbe youthful day r -.
Republic and William Henry Harrison Lacnsr ~
Tor, and William X. King, in the period OF rs rPeA
and yet the Government received no shock lss ,hs
10 be the more important lesson 20 be drawn "vI la
event. One thing alluded TO by Mr.. Clayton, H., III
be said Of Wliam.R King and that's, he was e'' -
generous to tie minority. Mr. Seward ieI ,as .,;.a
sbly at the time the storms of prejudice ana Pas.,
beset him IN the Senate, aud has frequently tsAen
sion to acknowledge it in tie Senate, as wen rs
vate conversation. This testimony 10 the my a.
and kindness ofMr King, comes also IRON o'nei '''
bers Of tho oppOsition. III hin,
Caleb Lyon has prepared bill, which be VII ol'.s
forward in few days TO establish ScieEtllc \,
tural Institute, somewhat after the plan OF
France. yo-t
Much anxiety has been excited among the New
members by the telegraphc ruaor Of the
illness Of Ex-Governor Hunt hope Is eh'e''''
that il is an exaggeration. ,..s
The defeat Of The Herald in procuring an
copy Of the Presidents Message is very maeh ,e
here, among the officials of the Departments par
ularly
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LATER FROM HAVANA-LOSS OF SHIP
TRAINER

NEW ORLEANS, Friday, Dec o. 1850.
Tho steamship Crescent City has arrived here with
Havana dates 20 the 9Th inst.
The new Captain General Of Cuba arrived cat on the
ID and was Immediately installed.
Tie passengers by the Crescent City are ind ynan BE-
cause the steamer after receiving permission TO leave
the evening Of tho h, and going out OF the harbor was
recalled and was obliged To wait till the next day
The ship Traner, from New York, lost near Turks
Island and was a total wreck Captain and crew saved
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FROM TEXAS.

NATTINONE Dec. 2, IslJ.
The Now Orleans papers OF Saturday last are received
They contain Galveston dates 20 the 10Th u The South
weston Texas Railroad Convention had provided for tho
exploration II the II Paso route
On the .3fd Ut Major Bolger, Qaartemaster at San
Antonio, stated for FL Paso with the government train.
comprising asocon of Light Artillery with their caissons
wellflled with ammunition
Tie yellow fever was stll prevailing to some extent
Only. sfon and other nnnfs
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT

HRRKlNER, Friday, Dec p 1888.
AZ q man vas crossing the track TO day in double
wagon the ght train going West up smashed tho
wagon 10 pieces killed OF The horses, and carried tho
about 100 rods the catcher without doing him
any material injury.
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COTTON RECEIPTS-THE CHOLERA
n.,r..-s 4N.l,.sala., nao IA

NEN-UhLLANs, " ctnesIhyl Hec Y I1'5
Tho receipts of CoTTOy al all the Southern ports are
10000 bales short Of the receipts a. the same tine
last year.
Tie papers are Indignant 1T some exaggerated siate
eus ar to the cholera here furnished by correspondents
of certain Ncw.York papers.
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LOSS OF THE SHIP RATLER AND BRITISH
BARK ELIZA.
NORFOLK, Friday, Dec. ., 1888.

NORFOLK, Friday, Dec. ,, IsoJ
The clipper ship Railer, from Callso 10 slxyhye diys
with guano for Baltimore went ashore on Carniack oese
att clock yesterday. The ship and cargo are total
loss
The Bntish bark Eliza went ashore at the same place
and would likewise, with her cargo prove total loss
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DEATH OF JONAS CHICKERING-HEAv FAN.

BosroN, Friday. Dec. Q, 1850
Jonas Chickernc the well known piano forte manafss
turer, did suddenly last night Of epoplexy
Cunningham & Co. merchants, Nos. p and % Inda
Wharf failed yesterday afternoon for large amount 70
ported at $l5OOOO The firm has been extensively engage;
in the Australia and California trade
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-10

We are authorized to state that statement which has
appeared IN some of the papers with regard to an alleged
interview between Senator SEWARD und Mr. Edwin CRos.
WILL false No meeting of any sort has taken place be-
tween those gentlemen
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pRorLssoR MoRsE's IYyleoRArINa E11xln o

CoxpiA Winter with s uourae fogs ard ftcss uoop ne
Cold known disease udds rs,lx
rsss dyspepsia and ober forms Of midget
the appetite without inf rDg 70 the stomach the necessary
tone digest the increased quantity Of food This there
fore when commanding TOME and nvigoIsli Ike
wonderful Elixir u mptrVoy needed by al woo sslor
any pbssc disease from weak sud torpid stomach Il
ell the connected with the Of Digestion
the Of the bile, Increases thu solvent OF The
t juice activity TO the rd and prevents The sste ron
ard sluggish condition which oiteu
ch.acesift In tho months Ladies who from The rs
their organization peculiarly se1kvo 10
cold oen cutter terribly at tbs for OF exhlerant
which viii maintain the activity Of the circulation and tas preyea.
The TeguaIity OF Of the ancons which
their hcrlfh depends
The Cordial put up. hishy concentrated 10 pint bottles.
Price three dollars bottle Tor hve dollars sk Tor twelve dol
G.. II RING, Proprietu
No 1872 Broadway New-lork.
Sold Druggists United s,aies Canada aud
India
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WIsooNsN-Eght COUNTS sll remain 10 be heard from
ecay ard hey generally come in later every year The
vote in thirty counties stands Bairi Wing sa4 Hol;on
Free Sol and Peoples candidate ss3s Barstow Dem
09lee Liquor Law. Yes. s7ols No. s1GS
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Han DYE AND WIGS -BATCHELoR's Mandatory
f ths,s sslss removed 20 No @ Broadway opposite the as4
oe 81 be famous Hair DYE and the sale Of his vented
v - 1oe Iospeos. Nine private ali aoor.
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THE NEW.YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for Dec 10
TIE NEw-YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this week


contains the following:
I.EDITOHlAIs; MeVicoi Oar Own Business Rua in the
Pacific; Nebraska Cuba California; Achison and Slavery
The the Union Woes Of te n0cracy
Flax ana Loen; Free Trade and the Lead Interest Con
srtsoual NorneUcaurs The Crystal Palace Flunkey IN
Livery; Word 10 Nouug Writer'S The Message The Ac
eCmpaDynr Documents &c
II. PUBLIC DOCUMENTS Message OF Pr sideat Pierce
II..TOLITICAL INTELLIGENCE. Our Canvas; Alabsua
Ohio; NeWMexeoi Conventions; NANiiId Congress
complete.
THE APPROXIMATION OF CUBA
V-SKEI(HES OF LECTURES: Misuse Of Eulosy il Pop
Oliver Wendell Holes; TeDuy and OIL
Wendell Holmes.
Nl..TuE SCHOOL QUESTION IN MAINE
XIII. CITY ITEMS SixPeuny Savings Bank.
VII. THE wiNF-CRoP OF TIE WEST.
VIiI.FACTS OF SLAVERY.
IN REVIEW OF THE WEEK Giving in ard most
CARED IN the United Wt laics The ibmus South
America Europe. and India
X..EUROPE: Arrival Of tho steamship Europ.
M..CALIFORNIA: sihs
MI. .MEXICO; Santa AIMS Emperor. Drouth
XIII LITERARY NOTICES: Notices Of New Publications. 6e
XlV.1HE WAR IN ASIA; Lettsr from A PC
Xv..TELEGRAPH: Tbs Latest News BY Telegraph
XVI. MARRIAGES and DEATHS
XVII REVIEW or TIE MARKETS. Report, OF The s,nsk
Gran Provision, Csttle and Lumber Aa-Ssts Very fgly
and specially reported ior TAs Tribune
Single ooTs n warrers. be obtained the desk Ia the
Counting Room ths morning. Price, G. cents
svEsorToSors coy foE year, =. three copies IS
FIVE copies IS; copies Sio SOL twenty copies TO
dFess,l $40.
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- on STF.aIER on THE MISSISSIPPI

LOUISVILLE, Friday, Dec.y, I55'
The steamer Australia struck rock near Hat Island u
per Mississippi to ay and sunk The boat and cargo WI
probably prove total loss Insured for $4,000 IN Ps
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SEWING MACENEs.-Al persons making, selling
asBs 5c~rg Machines havns needle needles with
Ioiu herchv infringing
esusl granted Sept 70 sss all urnsess WI b. hold
r-sPo2sb according The following person. licensed
m2nrianre and eel Sewing Machines uaeeg sad Pans Va;
Messs Wheeler WifOn Baker Co. the
Msuee SsxEs Machine Co. and A. BsTtho Of NsYorki Nh-
OILS be and Lerow. Of Hos,o1 Aels Wooircfge Accne
a Aocfe. Lynn. Mas and A. b.. Howe. ofN. Y
Elias Howh ia Pstertee Of The Original sewne nachne
eh.
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CANAL NAVIGATION.

SYRACUSE, TIiday, Dec. 2, Is9I
Last night was the o0ldest We have yet experienced
The canal was frozen over and no boats passed ody
until NJ It Is clear this evening, with Indications oil
iIcsy nlgbt
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The l. S Mail Steamship Ba.ie, Capt ConsiOck,
viii leave this port TO DAY at noon for Liverpool Tie
Ssi Ulely TrlAE containing oil the la.esi news ean
Be had at the Desk This Morning in wrappers ready for
mailing.
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SATURDAY. DECEMBER ID, 1888.
~ cnsasssoNpEwrs.

o.. r.krn of anouvr-ogs conifrueicssaas "sseFei
sstrrFed sy- naeTfson be su,entcid - ne ns19 sre
gl-ee. u che as1trN t't 71a-eflh ~ "
rr.-srfre 0f tis rDod faith 80
X -,sso. Isrtske 20 return rejected COau 1niost.nf
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sy,,s,l.,s to rbs Tribune IL he 2.h WEd cautioned
sgus 20 nancy TO an persa except Thomas d. ar'aE the
ur.,en. Gamer o. bis stsssut.
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The number of marriage licenses issued 10 .0i' "a
Ohio commencing jan !. 1883 and ending pec are
period Of eleven months SO. Fortyone 49, nsr.
rage contracts. ,xs
The State Library Of California already contains -
volumes.
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Subscriptions end advertisements Tor The N-rYork
Tribune can be left with the following Agents
LosDoS-Nr W Thomas No. 70 and 2fCaharine street
Strand.
PAnis-Mr Etourneau No 20 Rue St Marc.
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TIE HEALTH OF EXGoy. HUNT

IoCKPORT, Friday, Dec :, Islj
The bealth Of TX Gov Hunt ia improving AMI he |,
pow considered ont Of danger by hi physician.
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Advertisements for TIE Tvae Of Moaisy ought 70 b sent in
belsrs Q Ociock o. Saturday even-rg
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WAsn,vcroN. Friday. Da. a ,,,,

W ANHlN'i'Nf rftiaf Dec. 2. lsN
Tie War Department received advces TO-DAY -,
Capt Morris cOnfmatory OF the previous account, ots
massacre Of the Gunnison party. The Star saws ~,
Morris found the bodies mutilsted by wolves tir A.
could not remove or even bury them Capt C}aupi.a.
was shot with l. arrows and Mr. kearn late drau,s,.
man of the Typographical bureau shot through ~.
heart with rife ball, and both his arms were or, az
Nothing but a watch guard was found on his BODY
Abraham Kroner, Collector at Sacke;ts Hsrbar IA,
been removed, and Thomas = Hell appointed ID biz
stssd.
Father Gavazzi designs leciuring in Washington NEXT
week.
TIE Gloie to night has commlttal article on tia
Sandwich Islands, and thinks their importance over est
mated.
TIE Sfcr says thatthe copies OF the Presidents Ne,,rs
furnished in advance were obtained sarrep;dousy All
the occurrence greatly annoys the President
The foreign representatives, present in Washington
with their ladies' paid their respects 70 The President aai
his lsdy yesterday which the first reception Mrs.
Pierce has participated in Il understood that the Gus
tomary public receptions will be resumed at the White
House next week.
The vessels of tho Home Squadron have been ordered
rendezvous at the port of ST. Thomas where they
receive further instructions The Fulton viii sail from
Norfolk in tho OF day or two aud the Albany
within a week. The Columbia is already on her way
thence.
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TIVE CRYSTAL PALACE FtRs, Nc., AZ HENIS
r.r.,r CONN fsr.n witairlv a 7uihcel pres ff,
Charus utIo3rrea C0hrg 80 CHER 1p'ip aTisi'' my
,f..t..fd ~ fls fa.1s ctt OF % e.i a. 40
e. ~ Cr-ri.i rri-rr. viii e1i fhsn % rfr ins7s-
a., y, H. Bz,ar FEDY a1t saI9.Dif o. tn wssi
he sftertor q tie fslQ1tale -irie q
Nfs-lcri 90 tfie rnrivaied a1solt-eat. .
str Le iet You af - OF fl- ia-r h'ilt1 - @
,ired a. 9lH tortter with b.s-r seq Of Cowa iat'91t
Ier srd srsd & & ItoJal Eiue Max Aaren si'1e ds'
AID lhinohils .tt..
40 Iusr's s-d sSea Co,hrs Dpsr rlsa spmgr s} ia
Frocis Ss7 sllhn-ef er 5r9ided oits if ~
fnt. sus Jsco hing Tor inanrs snd M "a aI q:
aecor fse nuery toilet act up Ia the m'
ard beautiful sfye l.. -.,.,
In tho Boye CloiLDF DEPARTING tent variety o. l dr' ~
cloth enarcif p.siu velvet Taln
with fafs The Cdr, rs Has 20 vllve ar cot s -
10th rerfa fufnt shape trimming srd ns1ncs o.
thef Lave toe IN this county n9h 1
rlav sao' and Chsrens pla!s and cmbfotcrea nos u
YroItiy Of admiration. - -,.,-i..5 N FL. ,e~ss,lv
III stcntion q o Ladies Of NeWTork y inEea % ~.
os c~F 4, F a. TIE Bazaar conpking every VARIETY ~
~ - a. ~ lesnsst slso the unIiyaed assoI.rssnt o.
Wtrfsr Hosiery. Embroidery. Fancy AIess ~ P'S'- ~
t'N' A-e-' A-- GEsINs BALaAR-
.ln.l 81. 81 Jl3To-tyfV
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SAVING MAcHNFs-An ent;ral, ,,o,,, -;

SEWING MACHiNEs.-An entirely new invention and
sde OF eate size for the OF quilting nuss and other @
lar vars These machines with single thread aud have
entirely original teed motion whereby necesv
s,oced and the stichns done drswn he 900 Csl
and zee the machine IN operation. -
N SINGER 4 Co. No SOB Bro,sv,v
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II 10 -4JorSs Daily Tribune
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SEWING MACIuYEs-CARD To THE PUBuc.-Tht

SEWING NACIINES-CARD To THE PUBIIC-The
Hon CorlonsI Patents ST ihc United States has
my Application for lefes for Sewing Machine which
originally ueis aud put in operation ~ early
a. hc scar 1884 nierf,Is With all The patents and applications s
won Sewing Machines lr. th cOuina The
needle and ghc hattie 1k1g the
All he parties this uIiercnce called upon
the PaentOoe 70 TIE date OF their ntn
ard most respectable witnesses who Sowing Ms
chine spprized cf Bat IL Is desirable
sud srCccstfu Is possible
the ytGIs 1888 and 1874 my Sewing Mchue
sseh Gchle in ths peon late bro.heg Iual.
70 whom was exhibited or specimens s work shown b. NJ
Scofgc Ar0wsmih, viii coufr favor AMI will
righteous by Informing Of their kncweiss
the powerful combination interested In defeating
claaS with the testimony hsve the train prevail
would y sh Il T. prevail be- lnliu gly Adde'S
WAiTEe hrFr No 50 frasons.. Y.
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eproaCh Of Republic and east The darkest shai,- !,
lie horizon Of is future We CONN md hsse Ls.ssr..
the attention OF tie candid end cons'd. ate.
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KNOX. Of the Precoi tionse, corn n o o.. 49,
sosns.t 5 every DAY goe,s 10 p.t- ssan1 ,a. N N
SUPP t.s'sse ,as S fsss ia darsss g5ir q v
o. Ven ~ sinosf svry ria o te s9a ta.aSa saa 80
eeiy fae bsco oufnsey Ioyuaf II 1ol are II
sit ed an, CAV :, HE sd see for VOWS los
Knox. Of No I2e Fulton-st, is always in season.
ne sy Of s s ~ ~, , n sSsd SnnsI Issy A., sos
- sri6ly Tune tsef lie present cod @estasf y tiio
- Tor. viii sDvelcfe oneself sDd Of th us'ie atee
% h bis whch vii boar ulsiI'a "h
shst Of IN, otherd dealer in ii, city -----.----
II LAMPS. Halter, Gate OF Knox Il james, No.
- 8; Nicholas oe Invites 5e notice Of his lh,ads
- te o 70 fact Of b. change Of otaoa "nso ne ' 0s
a. ssisc "a heretofore in Ltne taem with Hat o. n-sSa s
and beanHlp fuish, a. 81
FIEc.Sr- More 50 than any other are the Fan
~ III rss1d The PEoTLEs HATES the practical hsiis
10 n Pszkfow Yellow or a.. &C. and look a tisn
H. y. u. No ~ Ptrkrow, opposite Astor H'u'e.
supefior MANUFACTURED furs at much loss than auc-
seHiSse 80 sse ssi.s s.ie Mnx vsry aaTE rcan stoae
Nsren m Certs Nsorns a finished sa selling rapay
HUDSON l:sy Wofara other sleigh Roles &c &c,
weluow of q great many places where handsome
sold and few pieces whore rErs are - & s
cassst Aesiie PUn 700 vii ind here sgssdd as'oen
psager Ecnnets and choreHs ft1cy Has eo N-q -
suit the tastes OF ever one.
pms FRS, FUas i-Citizens and strangers buy
M .se1 Dre,s Frrs cen Asor oa5 :ioad gay
an ona end qa-uiy made on our own Pe7 3 no
cbo aims ami II The most sPproysd "a ~
fms fDRs AT THE WEST END FASHIONABLE
I.T AND AP bcauiul assortment Of Fos an ~
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All wool DE LANES, for three shillings yard
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-10
UNDERCABmENTs AND HOSIERY.

The Old stand.
extensive aSortmen Of seasolaeie
eds l on inspection comparison with those ohrod eso
shsre viii found uuTiVtled 10 quality AID ehesTnoas
'' - A. RANKIN & Co,
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