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sIsllE annual cleesksu fw the i.caws ~ nstrescrs
! Tor sha Ssa .Antento sasi Mexican t;alf Rail
Read Company ~sa te held the hsxs Me.,ta, IA
ttcsebrt next 50 'nss Ia the esty IT xns Ans.ao
IL The efises &C ,hc eams.say
Ia ea.sis = sseeAhrkict 10 vote. a L. se.wsrea
that Az inssaisscets se xtes, hss sssA slssss.sss
sAsn l- tsAi pp ssi Al Hasa Ave tal per ssss aps
al STOCK subscriptions ea whssa 90 sn.ssh,ssass
have hese caficsi
m aasssassty or re~es 10 wsssssx az rasissc ,ke
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SADDLERY
Ladies' and Gents. Saddles. Brides, Martngalcs,
Girths, Strrups aud I.cathcrs, Whips Of every kind
Croupors Carpet and Saddle Bags, valiccs, Buggy
Harness, Plough Collars and Backbands.
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SHERIFFn.S SIZE.

Gonzales, September 10, 'as.-,w.p'm fee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-08
MASSACHUSETTS, PoLErIcs.

BOsTON NUntlYl Nov !, Is5f
Inoccorlance with the sentiments Of Tie Cl'aing iss
eportior of The Democracy of Miidlesox C0uotv No.
Cfarlcstovn day. to form an Anti Coalition Ssnsoss
ticket. The Hon James Russell presided, namh,f :
the original Coaltionsts who 60 for Wales lof Govern,
and WHO had already nominated a National Danlerss
ticket were present By invitation. Committee W. Al
pointed who reported ticket the Original Nal)s.s
vhereupon a violent debate sprung uQ. the true Ia
Nationals insisting that the whole ticket shoail b srl
lowcd-hc Others stating that they were willing 70 take |,
mart bat not The whole because would indirectly ee,,
tenauco their bolt on the Governor. vote showed "a
Anti Waes's men to he In a majority. whereupoa "A,
President vacated he Chair and the Wales men len a,
Hall In body Those III then nominated a ticket CA
ssngof three on the Wales ticket and three Others rs,
passed resolution approving Of Caleb Castings leas
end adourLCd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-08

Legal Electors Of our Cily and hiate lou know
nst your Holcis afe H. he cho entodns Do not Gl
10 yOtel
you eoneui with ~ generally 10 our 'iews o public
quesiols gol vii vote ho Wig ticket fOr 0ta'e ON
ofs' dc ems.ug fAefetfom the nome 81 any conn
date ~hem jou nag hsge Tesson ~ deem unit and
putting iiai u belier man IN bis place Bot u you
dissent materially fros these views and esteem some
otieT party more worihy your Suffrage than The Wing
vote !0n not Me- tliHk beet for the oouutry ~ all
cseDts yofE'
We iIusi y0D SEE the importance of ~ beslowing
,our eofrsges tor Senate and Assembly IN 10 insure
lie election II hAisE Law men wherever that IL
pessille Tie seems 10 as bl hr ihe most important
isue 10 Ir dtelird Of iis election Mon aud bfelA-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-08
TIL CONTROVERSY BETWEEN Dir TOOMBS
AND SECRETARY DAVIS. Sc.

New Orleans parors Of Monday last ars received.
nr Toomb- reIe. in The Aaeusfa Chr0aicl 10 Score
tafy Daviss late letter lie denOunces Mr Cussi 10
whom Davia wrote, and denies that he STYLED Davis DIS
uniont lie thcnsnys What Ma said by mo 90 the oc
casion referred 20 ro done in corner was said be-
fore public assembly Of people therefore the trnth Of
the charge could have been onsly asccrtaiaod The
usnnl course pursued by gentlemen who may feel
themselves aggioyeg andor such circumstances Is % ia
qnIe Of the person who - alleged TO have made ah OF
cnsiyc charge, concerning r. truth That u swaggcr
Ing hfuEeais and cunning pnltroons, TO- 10 indulge IN
Nnlsar eiihets and arumcntaNo personalities just 80
lar ~ may NOT compile ate them With iaschood II the
charges slOuld be- untrue The Secretary ot war has
chosen pafsue tho latter What other adNau
ages THE oouire nay have Il Is not 10 De commended
i,l ils ehI, abs
public ilnn, lai h.tn ,h.a go ihe oeWbers oi .he
u.naft As. tI... at .tr cts liHf.i N.v ot. tlt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-08

The day are short there are five distinct ballots TO
lc voted aud many OF our Districts are quitc large
Ilofo WHO go 10 the pol just before or after breakfast
hd exercise little patience will be very sure to got
in their votes but those who procrastnate t after
noon will be very likely to be crowded out when the
un rcts Ii You had heavy debt falling due YOU
which must be paid to-day or never You would be sure
10 20 foon enough to collect it do not deal with your
Right OF Suffrage as ifit were less valuable than sum
Of rooney Vote carly vote independently AMI vote
RIGHT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-08

ARRIVAL OF TIE Crescent CTT-The 5 An
Steamer resent City, Lieut.. j. F. Schonck L > y Con
mandug arrived at this port yesterday morning She Ia
New Orleans at 30 AN OF the 26th ut for New Va
Havana whence she sailed ct A N Of the st inst viii
the mail, and passengers.
The Crescent City has encountered very heavy weahs
during the greater part OF the passage
There was large quantity OF shipping in the harbaa
Havana, end trade in exports was reported brisk
The ravages Of cholera and yellow fever hai been eae
tuay stayed in the interior and southern paris OF Cah
and tie Island reported enjoying lis usual health
Her Britannia Mqjestys soopofwnr Vestal sailed iron
Havana on cruise early tho morning Of the lst inst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-08
4 CARR RON R D. MNTURM Esq,

DEaE returned to eCiy to-day ser orashs sbence
sud am greatly surprised end that have been nounaiet Tor
school Couraiss q the XVIII Wsrd in youT place
therefore think inform that have not been
consulted the subject and have not knowledge Of except
from seeing II autounced in tie newspapers.
Immediately ca my arrival here this aornnE wrote 70 Nj
Georrc Grsold Who Is Chairman Of the Committee which
made nomuson that cannot seeep H. aad requesting
that M name may longer ,prear As candidate
Ian 20 well the ability and fthfnsS with when
YOU have DISCHARGED the duty Of school Counoner hat feel
much annoyed that ny shoud for moment nave oeeh
bu hi into competition with yours and independently Of heoa
alteration should have been very unwilling accept the nona'
ton am with much respect, yours, very faithfully,
= E Brxsprer Ese ROB. B. MlNrURN.
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10 q. ~ q ~ y. Y. ~.

I0---T ~ ITT---7
am as good Wing and Temperance man as can be
found City there probably many in the same
qusudary have recently been introduced 20 tie Wl
re for the Assembly ry district who w moments after
wsd Invited nj 70 drink with him although he w th'n
intoxicated Neither the Sof she'll" the Hard shell
or the Reform" candidate whit better 50 far a. regards TEN
erarce ability or integrity character Under these crcnm
ssuce Temperance candidate for member OF ths
Assembly, what s my political and moral duty! X
Our perIlc1od correspondent must live in bad neigh
borhood-so bad that cannot guess where 1t Is II the
facts be as lie states he ought to write the Of
capable and worthy citizen his Assembly ballot erasiny
that printed there and vote the reformed ticket EG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-08
FROM WASHINGTON

W,sHsGTos, Monday. Nov e.. l7j3
Gov sclmour hl-.stor to Russia. was here % day IN
attendance thc State Department lie w,l. sail in the
Pacific on DE .6ih inst accompanied By Ar. Irving, Sec
rotary ~ l., cation
AU,css from Oregon. dated Camp Myrtle, Cmpqua Val
lof sept u, says Ihc Star ropor. that for the month
previous the date. thai region had been tue seat Of
formidable IND an Ni;h hc assistance Of Gen Lane
Mai ANogd. in command Of Tie regular forces there
-i',d O. ooml sny Of Umpqua Volunteers. Gen. Lane
after leaving do main h.dy elected to comnlnl IT,
end on tine 18Th August mot some 800 inlan warriors,
WHIPPED tlom and made them for peace Surprising
l,In by marching ard otherwise getting with ysor and
rsrdty He overlook them in their stronghold in the
mcunaius where the ba;le tool, place. The General was
badly wounded ia the shoulder, but kept the field
Tho appointment Of James W. Green. of Alexandria,
Va as Consul 20 Lime, vice Judge Smith, Of California,
declined is reported.
amount, oil drafts steged IN ghe Registers Office for
tie week ending Nov. Treasury, sL62ss5j %:
Interior or Lands. s33sl o.: War Department,
s...s50 80; Navy Department. s5',s5j 10 Customs,
sl9Ast0 u Inferior si97.s-9 10. Total, s,3sl53j -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-08
,rrnI1IpAl- nIElrrns.

oar party never steals. 1t is always those rascaly
totler fellows, whichever they may be. Ii anybody
.esls wlom we have been ecctng to Office, he was OF
course one Of tie rascay tOther sort who was 10 our
camp as q Spy and traitor. Nevertheless the public
goose gets 80 abomiuaby plucked that she can hardly
stand up oeanst the piercing North Westers that are
leeirnng 10 prevail Electors OF New-York don't be
barneycd uor LumbuQged, whether 10y partisans or
sham Reormcr, hut put in every ballot so that it VIII
Tell for Lower Taxes and lees stealing-or Order and
solriety-for Rctrenchment and Reform
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-08
MEETING OF THE NEW YORK HORTICULTURAL
SOCIETY

regular monthly meeting If this Society was held ~
their room No coo Broadway last evening In tho eb
sence Of the President Mr. John Gcaham occupied the
chair
After The reading and approval Of the minutes Of the Jas
meeting he Secretary read report from the Com nes
Lecture, Dcbaios. &c The Committee reported tha
they deemed Il unwise and impoc 70 get mp "a c)urso
octuies IN the present condition Of the Society but recon-
mcnded that the Society hold meetings for the purpose
discussion and conversation macr4 ain 10 their
terost. The report was adopted.
The Secretary then read lis Of articles which gen
sent in 20 their last exhibition too late for the inspection
,hc Judges but which were entitled 10 especial notice
In consequence Of the YccuuGry omharassnen Of The
Society resolution adopted recalling such amount
the lat appropriation made 90 the Library was st is
the hands OF e Libroran into the Treasury for the us'
If the Society
resolution was also adopted appgorusting he 0
$780, 10 pas The outta1dng dob,s icarr-d by tho al
Exhibition
As the next regular meeting tie time orh eleotioi
81 officers or he ensuing year conwitec was appoints
By tie Chair nr tho purpose Of making ,Ininatious
On motion he metns -aJolnld ~ c0n'ene ln %
Dc -sth Cf Nov inst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-08
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
WOMENS CITY TEMPERANCE ALLIANCE.

WOMENS CITY TEMPERANCE ALLIANCE.
This Society met yesterday afternoon at No - Laight
st. Mrs Mary L Matthews Of the Vice Presidents, in
The Chair Delegates from tie Sixteenth and Twenty.
second Naids presented credentials and accepted
Mrs J. NJ Huntington was elected Wee President from
the Twenty second Ward Ladies from several Wards
Vo.ed that they had distributed tickets in tho districts
signed them and had been very successful in calling forth
expressions Of interest in the great questions involved
large number of ladies present elected members OF
The City Alliance Addresses made by John Qua, Of
the Ninth Ward. Mrs. Mary {. Vaughan and c. B. lie
Baron. Mrs Vaughan said she much encouraged By
tie success Of the ladies in tleir efforts great work
was before Them even after the Maine Law shall have
been passed promote and sustain the moral power that
shall guarantee it, enforcement Every movement made
IL sep onward in the path OF progress every true word
SPOKEN 81 q GOOD seed sOwn tlat shah bear fruit
Mr. lie Baron urged the ladies Of the Fifth Ward q all
their tenn broher in their attempt 20 elect the
men they had nominated. His remarks were received
with Great enthusiasm, and the result VIII n, dolb! b
seen in the vote 20 day
The following ladies were appointed Committee to q
tend to The matter OF forming Ward Alliances Mlry T.
Vaughan Emma Ball. Harriet Baker, Mary l.. Matihesa
Emily Dill. Eliza NJ. Hague, Julia Stinemafs Helen Le
Sarah j Burton. Eliza komor Mary J. dinners, harra
Malihy Louisa Qua, Sarah A. M0seman, Mary Iuraai
Nr 5 ID. Van Buren,, presiding officer of T. L. Saos
Social Union invited the members OF The Alliance % m'd
with the body he represented, Nedn day evening
Nov. CT no l95 BOwery opposite Spring So. % Wae1
occasion public meeting o.. that order is T. be held Ihs
invitation epted, after which the Alliance al
ourIed % meet ar the same lace on Monday lih MS
at o clock =. VI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-08
MARINE DISASTERS.

PRouDENCE Monday. Nov T. isa
The schooner Orlando .of b verify Penileion hsa
Rondout for Dartmouth or portsm)uih with coal, was 4
contact on Friday night near Gull Island Long llld
Sound. with the brig Eugene Rec from Lubco for Nss
York. and was so much injured that she, soon sunk In
crew saved themselves in the boat and were taken
board the brig having LOST everything bur what they s,SA
in Capt Pendleon also lost his ticigA, money Tor Ia
last min amounting 70 about $3.50. The Eugene VA
somewha, damaged and put into New Lonion On Sala'
day morning for repairs.
PHIIADELrHIA. MONDAY, Nov 1859
Tie pilot boat Conner. arrived at tho Broakwatar 10
norris eng on the Isl inst the scho ear supposed
of New Bedford, 30 miles from Cape Hcaopen, On hs
Iearn ends
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-08

Tie wind yesterday came fresh from the North
West and stirred up the dust in the streets-all ez-
cert those which were dreHohod b. waterngcars into
beds Of mudso that persons could scarcely see each
OTHER az reds distance We never knew denser
clouds Of dust than for hours filed the uptown streets
nom tie pavement 10 tie houseroOfs. Thank you,
Alcularius FL this timely though unattended kind
ros Il ought to be worth az lcast One Thousand
---c. Ll-- litN Rnfnlm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-08

N,ipe Inv mon Of BroogIIS and WittAn'svEeu
You can slce hrco A.omblymen to dayn you VIII lhnk
Of your h,u.and oggeos and the immea'0Faoe o''' '
flow from them think Of your rapid and constant increase
Of Crime and Paupcrsm and resolve that not one i'p'
ance vote shall be lef unpoed in King County 'on'Sn'
Ycu who rad his can gain ifyoa viii Ask your's"
where tho voter Is to b. found and 20 in cues. Of nm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-08
GREAT FIRE AT GREEN BAY WIS.-IIALF THE
TOWN DESTROYED.


Tie town OF Green Bay Wisconsin wa visited BY de
srucye fire on Monday night which consumed some thirty
buldnes, including three warehouses the United States
Hotl tie Advocates Office &c, entaiing total loss OF
about 100000 which is only partially insured
The warehouses which contained large quanttic .oi
goods belonging to ucouniry merchant were owned By
Mears Whitney 4 SmEley. Mr. Whitney also owned
seven stores which destroyed, and is probably the
Ioayct loser The Ere IS supposed to have been caused
By drunken Indians
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-08

LATE FROM PoRT-AU PRiSCE~THE YELLOW FsETa-
The bark Clara Wnsor, Capt Button, arrived YESTERDAY
morning from Hayti with dates from Port au Prince Ibis
nth ultimo and from Jereme to the 23d Capt Is rpSa
that the yellow fever prevailing on the island with }'s
severity particularly a; Port an Prince The Clara Wnss
lost The following six seamon by il Mr. Munroe OF Ma
chusets who died at Jeremie Frank Laurie OF Dcnnlrl
Michael Flynn eff Dublin; Alex Taylor OF Edinonrg sai
Henry Betew and Max Minde OF Sweden VINO al uieaS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-08

Ia con no,uocrals or wings Free Soil orodvcrse.
',,,o .,o,o whenever YOU can for The Maine haw'
A.,,,,,, charter Election, wo trust the Reiorneri
i ,,,,,ol and TINT YOU viii aid them unless you dnd
lAt M unworthy man has been paced on ihc REFORM
ticket Drop any such q" shonsh his touch burned
,on, Vote for honest men any how and give The Re-
cncrs le benefit Of any doubt you may cherish with
rcenrd 10 tho relative fitness of the rival candidates.
Independent, uncolored voters II Is the just yet
dcporallc report hat YOU are inateniye to your 10
cal duiics-tha you often refuse or neglect to vote
Prove tits calomny by your action to-day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-08
THE LATEST NEWS
RECEIVED By
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
POLITICS AND PLUNDER.

From orr own Correspondent
WASHINGTON, Monday, Nov !, 1853
II turns out that Mr. Dix was at one timo actually
APPOINTED Minister to France, in all but the official act
of signing his commission. Judge Patt Of Ohio, was
wa here during last winter and spring trying to get
Cborgtshp He pressed his suit with yigor but
couldn't procure the appointment he desired AT
length he obtained the promise of the Office Of Secre
tary of Legation at Paris, and President Pierce gors
him a later to Mr. Dir, as an earnest Of bis appoint
ment. The Judge LETT the city in full feather and
made all the necessary preparation for his anticipated
official residence at Paris, when 10 it turned out that
the President had repented Of his intentions to Mr.
Dix. and concluded to appoint somebody else. The
judge was thus left standing out in the cold where he
hos been ever since.
great combination Of paientecs is On foot, TO obtain
from Congress a renewal Of their several grants.
Among them is the Woodwork Planning Machine-the
Goodyear India Rubber phtents-the Morse Telegraph
patent and other heavy interests II is said that half
million IL dollars has been pledged to ease the pass
agc Of DE various schemes Through Congress.
A contra, has been made with O hea-y English rail
road 6m 70 construct plank road across the ls'hmus
Of Tehuan'epec which Is to be completed within one
year. 20 be- followed by railroad TO be finished within
trsc years Al the arrangements are made for a
prompt commencement OF both Works. santa Anna is
a. receive a bonus OF million or 50 FOR the right Of
pay Seven hundred thousand dollars is to be paid
over bis week ia Now.York. on Mexican account
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-08
MARYLAND ELEcroN-LIBERM EXPEDITION.

0-77
Lyons DEM majority for Governor amounts 20 about
4COO in the entire State
The Wings have majority in the Senate aud The same
number in the House.
The Secretary of the American Colonization Society
gives notice that the Liberia Expedition from Savannah IS
unavcidably postponed ill the 18th December.
We have 10 mail south Of Washington this mo nng.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-08

We print. his morning. letter from the Row
Cpynife T.lLoH, tie well known American Miason.
lij 10 CLiAs li.na detailed and Fgidaccount Of bio
s.s.I ~ he Iebtls Lost summer. Of which some i'm.
peleo notices Lsd previously reached ua II h fall Of
ncIest md Instruction lsto tLe reL character oil The
insure ctOn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-08
SUSPENSION OF THE PATcHN BANK BUFFALO.

The susreu on Of Patohins Bank IS announced l.
was brought about BY large loan to the Buffalo and New
Yok Cay Railroad Company. whose AFFAIR." unir iie
snucrncy q he money market severely embarrassed
Dir Paichin the PEesident Of the Bank Is ao The Prosi
dent II Tie Railroad. and has assumed liabilities which in
oorsecuenco Of the di gy in dispong Of the Bondf and
Secudes al Ire Road has resulted in the discount Of the
Bank Bills which are however abuularty secured With
tie Banking Department il believed Nr Patchn large
private fortune VIII Dc devoted prevent loss to the dep,
iors The afair creates much excitement and sympehy
hoTe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-08

The steamship frsnka with four days Inter intel.
qelce lfon Iufope. is nov due. having sailed from
foailbmpton On tlo &CM uii
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-08

1hcic Was q Democrats meeting at MonRsAsn last
evening to ndore tie Couniy Ticket a. which Francis
i1llin ho candidate for Dstrct Attorney one tho
sp,ohoru On motion OF II l. Tappen. Esq, the Adaman
tho hieis Ticket recognized aud commended a.
tho Guo Democrats ticket
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-08
sTlyD ~ ygIE POLLS,

II the Tlx-rayers Of our City want Reform, they
rust Lot erujee working for IT, We shall lack vote
q trilutorl more rlan voters to-day. Men who want
Gi.lfu officers md rcai Reform DO 10. fsl 20 Stand
49, he Polls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-08

JrrsrlMEN You can deliver your STATE FROM the
.Lackles of Monopoly the bightng scourge Of Intern
persuce II you will. JorL HAYWOOD il your leader,
and TO DAY il tie time. Give US a specimen OF what
Won can do Toby
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-08
MEETING OF mn ST PATRICK : CLtB

MFETlNG OF THE ST PATRICK CLtb5 ~
meeting Of members Of the st. Patrick Club d ~,
la Dublin If which John Michel was President va ~
az the Grand ~ House last evening e. tran-as n,
business relative To the reception Of John Mitchell
r. r Maoco presided and SIR. MeCusky ss seSIesS-1 ~,
A Committee was appointed 70 wait on The Friendly ~
g,r Inc r,ettisn nf Mr. Mitchell upon his arrival M
derntstou .sr..ted of Mr. Henry Clark ant hr
NJ Donald Aerr some further business ''nnetit' "
trrt .Nn..i-l .,trL tle N'Hh Nl 'ufu.i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-08

NEw-OELTASs, Monday, Nov. 2. la
The steamship United S.aos has arrived here VIII n,
yapa dates of ,he 5.h inst The news Is quite aass
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-08

MExrco AND TExAs.-A Government express IL reported
to have reached San Antonio with the intelligence thai
5000 Mexican troops were marching upon FL Paso
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-08

There weie al least h,os Mano lay meetings IN diur
,nl rs,s ct Weshtesier County hst a,snns THIS al
Mo'' ena wac quite ia'ge aud sprat Non at me ssa
oui ANt AssDnib ntu'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-08
rho r,1hnnt for Nnrnne.

JLe not numbG u IIe Tybnnc (,r Ea,opeqn cfclo
aon vii BE- isse,d IIlIb MORNING. at . oclo,h
Ip contain Oh e lAast BLOWS mp 10 tho time Of going 10
Jl,rs Single oopes m wapp.rt. seaiy ior mailing. Dc
ltd o. ue DOH Price sz Conls Tho Niagara aa.. from
fo.ioD 10 NoiGow ~ ~ Dlioeh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-08

Gubs1lh.ons aid advertisements for Ihc hcr York
T.tDrc cen BE- I'm With fle following Agents
IohLoa- BIZ " 1hDmas ho 10 aud 81 Cathafine street
fptAd
ylns Mr LOpmeau 30 30 Hue 81 Marc
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