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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-29
NADINE DISASTERS

BOsTOs. Fn1aY, OCT = 10.
The srhoOner John Oliver from Turks Island, arrived
roore er Kingtu gyas lot on Caicas Reef tie lot
inst Tie mate and six men were left az Turks island
The slip William sturges. before reported Ashore on
West Quofdy Head had ten feet Of water In her h9i ms
norrrg Some Of her blanks had come ashore. Steamers
were aouedo trying 70 get her Oh, but without success
She II insured here for $4,000
eiegraphic dispaeh from Lubec No, says tbsi tgs
broken and her csTgois adr She Is Insured IN ID"
city for 5000.
Cspt CHAPMAN, bis brother and two sesm.a, o. tDs
schooner Pledge Of Proyncotown run down the Grand
Bank By the Dutch sbp DOMAIN, ffOa New f0rk for hsm
burg before reported arrived at this port IN the sea@
Eastern City -
disaster were drowned VIZ. Patrick 1srphy, Cornshas
Mallory, Bartlett BheD, Neil McKennon and joseph
Silva.
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BY private adyces from the Sandwich Islands, we
learn that the question of commencing negotiations for
the cession Of the sovereignty OF the Islands 20 the
United cates uIon sucn conditions as will secure to
the Inhabitants all their civil rights and their property
is being generally discussed by the foreign residents
in the Islands. II is the opinion Of correspondent
thar the general desire for such cession viii operate
upon tie minds Of the King and Chiefs. The repre-
seutatye5 Of Great Britain and France arc very much
disturbed at tits state Of facts Accordingly on Au
gust 90 they asked audience OF the King aud Priyy
Council for tie purpose Of expressing their sent-
ments respecting some occurrences which they con-
ceise deeply involved in the sovereignty OF the King
and the Independence ofthe Islands" This had been
granted to take place after the date Of our dispatches
If these representatives speak highly Of Amerisan
sympathy and forth is supposed there will result
state offeeDg which will drive the King to an i'm
mediate application 10 President Pierce. Very posi-
bly, the question OF annexng the Islands may be brought
before the next Congress
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-29

- Justice uust dine-Isw must dine-the Stage
49, ,tf rr1.r Trsirra --d Ls1l-e a 7r1fsa5-t
ira 5.t1s - rafazs sa- sirs fAs asss~ty ssas
- n. f.-s sst ecufierc 81 hc legal r9fss1r ta5 So
~ IN = iare f1 yes fsal hsh acr- SAT- 70 =
-. III ~ h. ID % ke-tsarx7s lzETarA
g JUDGES clcfrf Cozr-
w - 4ge tleir ciscsirl11uu lnere
- 10 better Nlo md llgos = SsE-Yoft thai
& FsESEtUa
- Ten excellent secondhand amos, Just received
o. r ole -srr y T BE1rI % y 5oslFaT .ssnr i1t
stc., Neicss o-s (. cul rts bss z .trrt
WT1T CAN 81 OBTAINED fOR DOLLAR
-fe~Si b So. -
To-.e IA. can = Elis II 81. worth. l-ja
A. Trhftirrn ~
A vorh From. : - % 80
c1e q
Ar focr admissions O. I'll Exhibitions n the
49, seven Nile Mirror.
Nv rrrehssrF Git Iickefs e. Nos 80 OF - Broadway
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WASHINGTON ITEMS.
MAsHINarov. Frilay.

WASHINGTON, Friday, Oct 2s. less
The MRS Gays the pay ment in the Collier sie0o1
was made by George Law who then cleared himself o. his
liability as surety
The Union Of to win contain another stroagr
tce on British designs on Cuba
The appointment Of A. ID Gall OF Indiana as Consul to
AntwcI and John Duffy of New York, As Consul to Gal
way. officially announced.
An evening paper says the new revenue cutters are ez
pocted TO leave New ok for their destinations on Wedne
day nat. The William l.. Marcy for san Francisco, The
jefferson Davis for Puget Sound and the other four br
various ports on the Atlantic and Gull coast
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-29

TIE MCRDER or CATHiRgE QUIGLEY-The examina-
ton Of Patrick Burns and Benjamin King charged with the
above crime which was commenced at Flushing l. ! , on
Wednesday last before Justice Wlett and Strong was
Yesterday concluded The prisoners proved coneasiyely
that their Whereabouts the night that the murder was
committed would not admit Of the possibility Of It's perpe.ra-
ton by hem We gave in TIE Tribune Of Thursday the
main evidence adduoed on the first days examination
There only three witnesses yesterday AID their
testimony merely eoFroboraton Of tia. given the day
before by Mr Mackeres servant gil The prisoners re
ceved an honorable discharge from the Court
Burns and King tic third party, and the fourth and
fifth persons, who have been arrested and examined
Tcon Of being concerned IN that brutal murder and now
that hey discharged there else IN custody for
the ofense and believe that there ohtr persons
against whom there i the slightest suspicon
III he evidence that could possibly be produced in re
gard tbs outrageous affair has spent lie force 1r pur
pose and that al the evidence is exhausted Is bat
reasonable to suppoe that the perpetrators Of this most bru
tai and fendke assault and murder Of young interesting
and innocent girl must for the present at least remain
mystery public Whose feelings have been wantonly
outraged Let Us hope that time may LII the veil Of mys
tery which lies this affair and that the guilty may
receive that just punishment which the enOrmy Of the
crime deserves
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-29

Students Of political conchology referred to the
columns Of another page for reports ofimPortant meet
inef Of both branches Of the Democracy OF this City
The Sofs we're tie longer but don't say they were
the stronger in their proceedings or that they had the
better time Of the two John Van Buren, figured but
Gen Dix was missing whether because he has gone to
France or not We have no means OF knowing. Oh
course the resolutions Of the Hards on Thursday and
those Of their antagonists Friday are az mortal dis
cord on some points and we give both in order that
our readers may compare aud choose.
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POST OFFICE ROBBERY

Special DiTafok 70 TIE y Tffirae
Providence Friday. Oct % 1850.
Hiram Vimsey and Charles Lawrence were detected
at about o'clock this morning r09bng the Pos.Ofce n
Uxbrdee ard secured sers dsssrAts resistance They
had oreued about goo le;g1 Tie Vas IN the grocoy
store of J Tan & Brothers LsRrnes belongs in Georgia
The paites have been engaged recent burgaros in the
yloge has been ascertainol since their detection
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-29

John 5. Robinson. DEM OF Bennington, has been
chosen Governor Of Vermont by the all Of minority
Of the Free Soil Members Of the Legislature. He Is a
thorough Hunker standing square on the Baltimore
Platform Some folks conscences appear 70 nave
pasm odc intermittent action. and their PTiAePs to
lie operatve only in certain cases. However, what
ever H. is right" we suppose.
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Nem'9Jp1k uailp GribuHt.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER %, 1853
lily RErnRfi.

Ii. Reform Committee appointed Metropolitan Z AL Il the
meeting o. he March sst invite their fellow eans
friendly Reform 10 attend pubic meeting st As'loPoi.a ~
~ NospAY NEXT the sls, in,t At y o'clock ~ to AXE sles
eu Be deemed expeiien with reference % the approach
IL election
AL re.u. ho desire election o. proper o;e within the
City rTepccvs Of party are earnestly requested 70 a'ien-
By order Of tie Committee.
PETER COOPER Chairns.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-29

Mr. MARCOLETA, who was peremPtorily dismissed
by the late Secretary of State Mr. Everett, from his
position at Washington as Minister from Nicaragua,
has again been accredited to the United States by that
Government, and will soon arrive We presume he
will be received for it viii be remembered that his
dismissal took place rather grounds of etiquette
tlan for substantial and permanent reasons. When
Mr. Everett came into Office he found that Mr. Web
stcr, in consequence of a personal difficulty with Mr.
Narcoeta had requested the laters recall and that
RTvotuyuu had declined 10 recall
him Accordingly Mr.. Everett held himself bound to
follow up this refusal by the act Of dismissal although
Il is certain that the personal difficulty in question
one that could never have taken place with Mr.. Ever
c.t himself Such being the case, and good deal OF
time having since elapsed, it is not probable that Mr.
Marcy VIII think it necessary to resume the contrO-
yersy and sgain reject he Envoy. Besides, Mr.. Mar
coeta win hardly remain for amy length Of time in this
country, being charged with duties at two or three
courts Of Europe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-29
NAVIGATION OF THE OHIO-THE MARTHA
WASHINGTON TRIAL, &c

CISCIEHATI, Frdayl Oct p ID.
The river il rising and ffs class boat nov In her
berths for New Orleans and all other points The rise
general iom Pittsburgh down.
The SsH publishes full report Of the Martha Washing,
trial again day. The prosecution has inr0daeea
highly important testimony. -,
Hog packing viii be commenced next week, proviaea
the weather proves favorable.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-29

GEs b F. BRUoE-A correspondent who gives his
name but is Unwilling to have 60 farther writes qaes
honng our statement that Gen Bruce the Wing candidate
for Senator in the Madison nod OsNegO District in favor
Of the Maine Law We believe be is mistaken but At all
events The voters Of The District will ka0r who is for aud
Who against the Law Of Prohibition before casting their
votes Two years ct time is long enough 70 BE- mirepre
aented on 20 vital question
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-29
GOVERNOR OF VERMONT ELECTED.

boston, Friday, o. 3, Is5J.
Robinson Democrat has just been chosen Governor Of
Vermont having l2i out Of 800 votes
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ACCIDENT TO THE STEAMER sOUTHERNER ON
LAKE ERIE

The steamer souiherner boand down with cargo q
hogs and -four went ashore below Ashtabuia this morn
ing. il thought she il badly broken and making ssst
fat She would not likeiy have many passengers. cHa
ing heard ron the crew yet.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-29
U. S. SENATOR FROM TENNESSEE.

NASHVILLE, Wednesday OF %, 1853.
Eight more ballots have been bad in oar Laykaare %
day for L Senator The lat stood as foloW'i Ben
a. Mellon 20 johnson, 35-wih three absent members
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-29

ARRIVAL or THE NIAGARA AT BosTos-The steamship
Niagara from Liverpool arrived at Boston yesterday aner
We zce.yed our files by at o'clock this morning
too late give further details Of the European news
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-29

We indebted to ADAMS & Co.'S Overland Express
from Boston for the prompt delivery of files Of papers
by tie Niagara.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-29

A5rceLts To Of N0n1.y ought 70 be SET n
Be- re O'clock on Saturday evfrr-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-29

SECONDHAND PIANos.-A great variety. from the
best nskegs at hArSrs from $40 to else nearly equal 70
HoRAeE WATEKss great Piano and Music EstselsAnsni
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-29

IL Gentlemen viii ind large assortment OF Sibs-
risn nder-shT and Dwc for wne wrs some very heavy
~ warm a The STORE No 81 Drlnd
hen hiDs goods Of every defc ou cheap Pcsons
b1y tcter cheap goods thAa afe
offered a. be FRcelsi0T, No ao2 Or1udtt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-29
u Xlo il tie man Why DR.. J. y. HOBENsACK

~ Preparations for the Hair spring up like mush
rooms and suddenly. hom have had their bef day
ADoEOs ar Pres vave uud BeaueT app.ared II
time by lie aIpioai 0u with due friction, night
morning thouaud have cd their hair when the be
were nng sttr the So Ions s "a
hh decay drop oil Made and sold by CRlsTADoRo
No g. te.,r Iffrlre
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-29

IL UNDERTAKES and Drawers, every variety OF
rsble styles are ready whoeae retail Genisusn
No. tu,ciasng for 1vted % call and ex1ls
= sfes sSortnsDt Goods Hreokl Nsw-f9rk
10 PsRggo Z sog 81. o. h Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-29

re- GLASGOW HOUSE, West End (NO. 779 Broad
~nyl near Grace STEWART importers Of Brit
- French Emboderies Lace Goods Linen Hand
1erehie &C. &c will open their RErAL ESrAsLI
the sth Of October leS Popular Trade
Ronulnr Goods-Popnlsf Price
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NOTPNING DHRss COODs.-- The choicest styles in
tod T. ti aIktt orc daily received end fr se e.
pIcs BY BARTHoLONrw Weld NV li31ra1s store ~ 9'l
lrosdv az nearly opposite Tho Mfuopolran II tel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-29

UkDTRsHIETs AND DgAWERs.-The undersigned
Nj the attention Of ser defrOus Of purchasing the above All
n 10 hs asformon which will BE- sold The lowest cash prices
A. WHITLOcR No 49, FI.9l-st.
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u, .s. .,,.,p 70 "a e1,s-rs as1rulrn Of sersJB b
,cos, b % rsreccay - b. fcul garfl-1 J. gca. ~
'-''f--" Ps-zer-scr .ss Oh stsa5.
-. lnf DsTr-F.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-29

SEWING MACHINES. AL persons making, selling
or usng Sewir Mfesines having or needles WIKI IN
eve rear point hereby cautioned infringing ms
sinsi Patent granted Sg,t 10 1875 al laf.nr BE- hsd
Gocorns 20 Aw The following persons Neusei
end al Sewing Msehines under sad
E., Wheeler Wilson Co. Grover Baker Co. the Auersp
Esnstc sewing Machine Co. and Bsh0L Of Ner-York Nh-
els Bis A Lesow, Of Boston Me WoodEegs
4 Moore. Lynn Mas; arc A. b Howe. 1fN \.
TIns HowE ia Psienee Of tAc ORIGINAL sewing NseAae,
Ne SIS BrosdWe lSew.Y0Gk and Ne s. HaaoVeEs; Boston
n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-29

Ia Winter O1erecats, 1almas, Paleiots, Sacks, and
Cs Of ever variety styles and goods selected for
cty trsde, nov Tetdy, and olerng ow. 80 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-29

SrwING MACHINES FOR SEWING FINE LINEN AND
Cores GoOps-The ION ard thr perc III
Nsehues certain work irs revolution Ia the mantle
all thin ard sht goods They are much easily
other ibtf work without FAINT ca sud
eSnmr them oace Ne SIS Bfgadwav NJ SINGER 20
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-29

FACTS FOR TIE fLOILE.-I tilures are not cheap
,tnv mice sirs tit hang the form ks bags "a Dol
a. we sysp way elicit alcsriy Thank you rOa the I
.rf ahaely elegant az fin9 ss e. as
ufae No AoT House pni tle ~ Afsr 10
serd b. nor vi h himself AID al tie world
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SrMrNG MArmNrs-CARn LID - prmIc-I ~.

eei,e shat Eas Howe Jr advertising himself o; the
Creual SEWING Machine and claiming that sd mahil
hsyg needle needles with the point response
BE him. lhCs contradict Howe the
original Issuiee John Grcenoaeh sud George 4 Co & each
he'd sewing Machine before Howe obaued his
asfhc Of the Once show and
machine ncd
id the needle with the the point lie
he oruA inventor she combination ~ the eyponied needle
an che shuttle mailing The utcr ked sfch With two threads
n counon use THIS hns which form the essential bass OF al
M1chipcG t invented hy and combined
Swing Machine used aud
exhhed both NcwYoTk and Baltimore years
fore Howet patent gfaufCd.
BY Law other person than myself soaa car havea valid
the eycpoutcd needle Sud shuttle
them Tie proof Of these fcs Is abundant
have TAI len mesures adverse IA permit
enforce rights BY Supplying
BY law entitled 70 It, and due l'nbt will
a. In haf Howc's license Wi Be
Jest claims and shall then sk and INSIST upn Just
NON AL Who invention All 30 feel Chs rlh
BY calling receive ho satisfactory evidence that
Vas the knt and original Inventor OF the Sowns Machine
WALES HuNr. 40. rs ChGrless,- NY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-29

fP Housekeepers and all others IN want OF Bedding
Bsdsfeads kc would do wen call At wmLAKDs old es,ab
nhel vnTeroo No iSc Chafhsmf ofMahery wAsge
may the lsrsos ssrsn ofseie' 10 his line evefosrsd
20 ne public.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-29

lIoTHINGl lIOIHlNG !! At UHLAI BAAOAINs.-
"a er Clotng % 20 eose iho sioes very saaI
S.s 80 eost fs and others - .
s mo- in coed add cheap garments had beter can
49, Al q y FOt,wELya no ~ Fufoa-st.
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TEAs-Ihe best assortment OF fne Teas viii he four

tnt See o " canton Iea Company 10 25 Chsiharas
city We sssure readers that they DO bit-r ~ bsn E
"ne snIe' a. wholesale o. retail faey hsve branch Sore
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-29

NEW MUsIC.-New Prima Donna Song Come
while the Noongh beams" b. r. Thoms 90 be The
weekly bvcxLrs sefeusd Tho words sTe exceedingly good
A. d safr rally eir8uled. Price - CENTS.
90 New huueaiian Polka BY Thomas Baker IS cents
NOEACE MATsRs, No $50 Broadway
T.U T. . r fr 4 gsa hrn
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To this letter Mr.. Gerard replied as follows:
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~ 10000 Fair ladies', Gentemens, Misses
YoiIs end ChdsDs India Rubber Shoes just received a. Nh
IgE6 Cans-t They Goodyesl's Patent The very be
Ila u see, wholesale aud retail a.
Is MILLER Co.'S 70 l31 Canal ~.
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Ut IIVN TO MINI FAIIINE on INUIA 1Rrn
tEIr. tAAeHA @c-WhcreS John Rider o. RE Cty OF New
lsi 80 pat a. OF e lued states .sea in
Titft-tri ln tle o. r1-s p-rhs .r~ ~
he eI sraion OF guta rtEcha suaaran b. r-o. N
heAs ttee vas % r-ion md whereas The h.s Zen
oinsd issi as ed Jhn Rider nd hs bofhsr WA Rd-f a.
lIL ". Noft Az iican tlta Pefcha c. uae-
saa h1fTs patent cndelrrrlg
eoufssy ard o. reTts's OF s-d slssed -r
urts uslir-
cor eny ara ieenes ssid Riders atent viii qlfe ad
rurchase q lctne he right g patented process
nation without liability n..rEers Nov thrsfr~ H.. -
ssne shoaa b construed 70 b sasn Of anv ch Pc
ttfcee rights 20
etse on me nd Jules innocent ssold be iaiuced
sue nonf u Tuchs nerysis uade ssi Riders "a
it sLc make heE Vas infringement upon patsnt
o i INFLAMMATION Of eaoaehouc granted s44 r-is-
ste zee = 1914 hereby eau,r al aud give notice
ts q ae sosk Of sad Nh Ansrea 0IttA Psrcaa
na under said Riders said
Sh4u process IN The uArsefure Of special
ses iVH nc render themselves personally individually
os !" Is nisess OF patent and vii be prosecuted
Gas GooDTsAE
- La L.. = l. -.
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CAHPETs.-N. & L. LEWIS No. 49, Pearlst, have
received heir Fn Styles designs Of Velvet and Iapsy
81, nEsn CaIIesote most eelel ed m makers ht
sicck aud the pfces bes Velvet ha t 20 49, Ia
rr, be-, do m Ter yard OIL Cloths and al other goods ay
fov PER then any that dos Lupot their
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MOURNING CLOAks.-Speeial attention ~ calIe1 -
s,le. Il BAETHoLorEw WEzps NV .a.Iaif. ~ y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-29

near NtwlCk oier for sale Fruit
Tie orchard Ornamental aud Shrubs
awr snd cemetery Roses for the pleasure gFosns with
Grarc Vines Exotic plants greenhouse culture
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-29
u DR. POWEII, Oculist Aurist &c, receives his
TIMES Am PLANTS --PARsONs a O.. Elusbin

from o'clock da his once No Broad~a
vhere b. procured hs Treatise he Eye" price
kCo Eyes Inserted wi kOut he gh Fan which
lY kc h rNurl eve and resemble color And expr.0n
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ROSEMARY 1.-The best article The world "a Alosung and
ug hair sold By Enfhton Clark Co. No no Broa3w4
A and living House DrR siort Rug No l2 Broadway. J.
kVsIL SHADING manufacturer ard proprietor No > TTel
Z be- on. Mas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-29

MN MOURNING STORE.-PatrOns Of the New
Eespns ae ere rartculsy desired MIND ne Ia 10
e,fr M Ct inter u thu BAaTHoLoALw WE'D
Ho 80 grosdv1y between the Nichols and AecPoftR D
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-29

AUCTION SALE or Go. fONsOI S4OCh Or Liz
e.xr FUrs7UREe beg call the attention OF oar read
e. TO tho sale Of George Ponsot WeknOwn sock Of elegant
carved furniture Ct the recherche style ard exquisite esrvns
TO ~. o'clock his wareroorns No Gig BIO Al
way by WILLIAM Co. Every article vii be sold without
rsscrve e. Nj Ponsot Is tbout refining from bni1ess
TEEns-Three ons for al s5o aid six mouths o
- rro frgo~ ~rsa
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Rosewood Pianos new
q secondhand. Chesp i0T cash
Joan r WAKE Co. Manufacturers
No SO Barclay q. opposite Colleseplsce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-29

tn splendid assortment Of Muhs, NictOrDes' anf
rrs fancy Hats and Car Tor hidden Boy Beaver sna -
II nas ar Nefs ldfs fet and Beasef bonn - sc &c
- j. 81 MovtEcuE. No ~ Br0ldwsT
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HuR DYE AND WICs. -BATcHrIoR's MaDufactorv

,
ioi tlce articles removed SO IS Broadway 0rI e tae PArs
where b. ha he bee accumulation gpps-
Ton Of he famous ha Dye aid hs sale Of ysntsd
We. a-1 LouIe.- M. LI-..e nom. 81 On --.r.
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NINTTR BONNETs AND bJRS Al bENIA DALAh'.-
sres display n the si,.c including ever possible vtrsly
Ladies and Chlldrn-N take place ssTVeDYSs 20 az q
CEslsis Bszaaf. B.. Nichols Hot1 10 " bf,.1"tY-
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RrToR4rivE lien hiNELNE Mayor ofthe Is Of .ads
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