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This DIV from Cincinnati.

This dy from Cincinnati.
4 Crosse Mason II Dixon No. mus.
/ / tard; 3 crosse ground blk. pepper
4 do. ground spice; Q do. Shannon; | d"
Cloves. A II of which is fresh.
aug 1S-v. }. PARRy 70.
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En:tc,s states Inail Foas;a.


g>RON RAroN kouGE TO th%r"> '1G
l. JAcKso,. will run bl-~e'.7y. a. follows
Leaving Baton Rouge, S""- -,
daps. Tuesdays and Eiddys, at w., - =. -.
, o'clock A. NJ. and arriving 81 - .-
at Clinton. at 3 O'Clock, ?. ", h'av-
ing Clinton Mondays, Wednesdays, arI
saturdays, at 3 o'clock. \. W.. and @rr'-
,ng At Baton Eougc at 3 o'cI"ch. 7. u.
HhrT~ oF CHNRGfr.
From Baton Rouge to Jackson, - 90.
do. Clinton. ."
The subscriber has taken great Ia'ns +"
If up a CnNCH worthy of pa'r"nt-r. ahj
hopes TO retain the patronage NE t"t mere
'oiorr faceived.
ny Seats can be engaged - III" Ilarury
House Baton Rouge, al the lost o'i'", ~
J.ckson and at Carman's Fl"tol'n Clinton
mayll-y WIN. ELDER, Proprietor,
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For Couchs. Colds. cot

For Coughs. Colds, cot
A YERS Cherry PICTORIAL, Rrshton's Cod
n Liver Oil. Wistars Balsam of Wild
Cherry. Jayne's Expectorant, Hastings
Syrup of Naphtha ect.. just rcceived--a few
dozen of each for sale by WV. BoGnL.
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Sunfriea
For Sale

ELOUR. Extra. Fancy and Fine, Bacon,
L Hams and Shoulders, Barrel Pork and
Lard, 20 boxes Tobacco, s S, 4 IS. inst
from Cincinnati. Sugar and Molasses, in
quaniities 10 suH The trodc, with many other
articles, for sale at our usually low rate
wujJ S VI. HART Il Co.
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Mineral water.
pr. Jaync'S Patent Medicines.

f. Ii OF bR. JAYNE'S Patent Mcli-
~ cines may be found at Geo. M. Her.
oman's. corner of Main and Laurel streets.
Chloe BIACKING & BRUSHES-20
y dozen shoe backing; a dozen shoe
bushes. j. PARRY & co.
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Golden Grrrr aud EuGlwheat'
+. + RETAIL, choice article Of Gci.'cn
II Syrup Icy gal. New York Buck
wheat, fresh ana fine. llyI ,IosurA BrAL.
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NOWNSEND'S. Sands. aud Bulls Sarsa-
L pari'la, warranted genuine, and for sale
by VIM. BOGEL.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
A Two story building on North street
II opposite the residence of Col. A.
Malta. For terms apply to P. A. Walker,
Esq, or to Liam 1Ott JOHN BUTLER.
Wanted Immediately.
ONE ortwogood MIL il W. Wng6i,: / rAPpH,y to
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'.~Gum Drops

'~Gum Drops.
ICST received IS lbs Gum Arabic DroIs
y Tolan Lozengers. French Jucubc and
LlGuorzc Paste, Acidulatcd Drops OF all
iidvols: Spruce Gum, refined Calabra Liq-
uori"e. eet.. by WM. BoGrL.
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East and West Baton RoHge Ferry,
'E'IlE Ferry Boat connecting with Ea*'
| and West Baton Rouge. Is constantly
plyiug-nahinc trips at intervals OF fifteen
and thirty minutes.
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One hundred sacks Of creole corn OF
~ the new crop for sale by
Dec oa-1w J. T.. McCLELAND.
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= FOR BAYOU SARA. lOt /,

FOX EN 1DU NH INb. 7 VI n
.t,1ltszst st,.ff74t;> times a we. k-lhr fine pa
R.rTyesssa senccr steamer y " BhToNN,
Hooper, Master. and ENrr tor, Cotton.
mastcr leave ior Bayou Sara aud H." C"aSt,
as follows New Iaona leaves New Or
leans an Monday, Ct 5 O'Clock y VI. anf
FRIDAY, at . o'ciocl A. II Leaves Gavou
Sara on Tuesdays ani saturday. The hn-
peror leaves New Orleans on Sunday, at =
o'clock A. VI. aud Wednesday, at : o'rI"rk
=. ". L.avcs Bayou Sara or, Monday and
Thursday, after the arrival Of the cars 'ro"
Wnohvillc laA lI-E
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Crews Ointment,

Grey's Ointment.
DECOMMENDED Us an excellent ap.
& plcatien TO "old sores,' cuts, bruises
aud sp'a'ns. For sale by
ans S-y II. j. WADDILL.
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NOTICES, &c.
Sheriff s Sale.
cOMMONWEAiTu OF MAssAcu

COMMONWEALTH OF MASsA CIT SETS
oRcEsTER October ., 1853.
E)Y virtue Execution, wi eh ss ed upon a godg.
- ment in fWor of ALVIN Wal IL, G.. AIiRN
CHADSLY, and v lillian J BAKtR, MI Of " nr-
cester, The County of orcester, partners, doing
business under the name aud firm Of Waite, Chadsey
g. Co, against Hiram Kimball, Of said Worcester Ma.
chinist, before John A. Hana, Esquire, OF The Jus
tees Of the Peace within and for our County, aforesaid
on ibe second day of July last. past.
have Iahen all The right in equity that The said
Hiram kimball now has 10 redeem certain morigs2ed
Real Estate, laying in said Worcester; ami tbs same
that Is described mortgage deed thereof irum The
said Hiram Kimbai to Joseph NouTse Recorded in the
Registry OF Deeds, for said County, Book 4S7 Page
5T3 and on SATURDAY the 26th day OF November
next, o'clock in The afternoon, al my Office in
said City Of orceser, mo. Worcester Bark Block
shall offer for sale, the highest bidder Public
Auction, the aforesaid night in equity TedemFi TO
satisfy said xscuon, and u f Is and srg, of sale
ole deM3S DAY, ID. sheriff.
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Teachers Institute.

A RRANGENENTs have been made for holding
n Teachers Institute, in the town of Mil bury, m
tn Connty OF Worcester TO commence MONDAY.
the 7fh Of Oatohe at TO- o'c.ock A. NJ, and to con,
tinue until the afternoon OF Saturday Of the same
week.
All applicants must present themselves pUnctually at
the time specified for the meeting The institute is de
signed Tor hose who te1ches in Public Schools in
Massachusetts, or whn have reasonable prospect of
becoming such within year from the tive WHIT n such
Institute snail be held. BARNAS SEARS.
Secretary of the Board of Education
Boston, Sept. /, 1853,
y- Arrangem viii be made to entertiin, nee Of
expense, all those from abrod in attendance unon the
institute II is hoped that the favorable season Of the
year, the ease v ih which Mbury is reached from all
directions by Railroad. the growing interest in
Teachers Institutes, will seeUie lul attendance
A. ?; STONE. committee
J.. GRIGGS, OF
N. BEACH, >Arrane'nts.
Mlhury, Oct. g. 1853 deodtoI7is
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'EHE success of Associations, OF this kind in other
Cities, Induced the Secretary OF this Association
to prepare Books Tor subscribers Stock in the Lowell
Mutual Loan Fund Association, in November last. The
Association formed, aud now the Shares on which
thirteen dollars have been paid valued at thirty six
dollars each, thus showing the rapdity of accumula
ton for no scheme has been devised by which the
accumulation has been rapid, having all the advan-
tges and securities of Savings Bank, with greaer
profits. The great benefits couerreI by their opera
tion in the aevation of rent and -maying incum-
brances from property, must forciby present Them
selves To every intelligent person. Amy one having
property incunlbered, by taking advances his
Shares, receive from the funds of The Association Il
sum sufficient 10 remove the iucumbrance and repay
the Association by payments each month"; having sew.
era years to pay it, making comparatively easy ard
IL he wishestO build purchase house in this way his
rent may he turned to assist in paying for his n
house, or il he pays two dollars per month into the
treasury, he will accumulate the of five hund Ell
dollars, in from six to eight years. according To the on
creations thus far. The Books of this Association are
now open for sunscrpIion and the public invited TO
call and learn the advantages m Ike any INQUIRIES ex-
anime The plan of operation, and subscribe tor stock
at the Office of the Secretary, No 9, Nesmith's New
Block. SAMUEL MCINTYRE Sec-v
Who is also Agent for first class Life Fire Insur-
ahce Companies. ol3 dawif
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aIease,lgeI's Notice.


Worcester, IS. sept 80, 1858.
(1nARLES BRIMBI. EEoM. Eseuiie, commissioner
~ OF Insolvency, within and for the County Of Wor-
cesiee, ha hs day Issued srra against the Estate
WILLIAM u. ROBINSON, OF hHrre, IA sand County,
feonisn an insolvent debtor and the pay ulell of any
debts, o. lie delivery % any property belonging said
hs" EN- deblrr 40 him, for his and the rasitr
OF any property ny hun, forbidden by law.
The FIRST meeting OF the creditors of said nsovent
debtor Will be held at Cont Insolvency, ih- o
nee o. said Commissioner in Bare, in said county,
on The 24th day of October next, 10 O'Clock the
forenoon, Tor ue proof Of debts and The choice of an
assignee, or assignees Of said Estate.
J. DAY Dep sheriff.
% deM3w Messenger.
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Young Mems Library Association Lee

TINHE fret course q Lectures before this AS
i soeiaipn. will open at the CITY HALL, on Tues
DAY Evening, Nov. lsJ, and will continue alternate
Tuesday Evenings, through the Lecture season. bis
tlnguished LECTURERS may he expected curing The
course amongst them, rev Or BethuRe, of Brooklyn
y. T.; Hon. Ruins Choate, Rev DR. ID wey, ir o. w.
Holmes, and Timothy Bigelow Esq, of Boston, Rev
DR. Clark, of Hartford, DC
Season Tickets for Members, admitting Gentleman
ana Lady VIII be On safe during the present week,
DORIS, LivermOfes, ans Keith 4 Co.'s Bookstores:
price s 80, aud members requested tn procure
their ticke,s, on or before saturday, the 18Th inst
Members can also obtsin Tickets on We nesaay and
Saturday Evenings, OF this week at the Reading Room
BY I'VE I.eetH,e Committee
Oct. 10, 1855. N + RENT. Chr
N b. After the 18th inst, Tickets for Gentlemen
AMI Ladies', not Members OF The Association Will be
sold az The BooLsores, menlioned above. olg dist
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COAL Avn CITY COAL YARD.

Nov on hand, and constantly receiving al CITY
~ Coal Ysrds best varieties Of Pennsy vanla Coal.
for family uae which will be sold At the lowest market
price, and delivered IN The beat possible order. RI,
Quality and Weight warranted satisfactory. Orders
leit al Chy Cca fafd Office, Park 81. the Grocery
store OF mr. y. A Hawkins, Jr., Lintoln squrrs, or
promptly filled. a. lei MANN. AGENT
sspt. is, 1858 dtf
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The characteristics of this Establishment ems st IN
the largest Collect N Of Musical, Equestrian GYM
nGstic and Dramatic Talent, eve collected m one
travelling company, with the most distinguished native
and foreign male and tem2e performers. Prominent
in the galaxy OF Stars attached to this Company are
c. j. Rogers, the best Dramatic Eques .riau in the
world
" ". Nichols, the Great American bare back rider
mr. z. White, tn gentle AMY Msitre do Cirque
Master Clearance, the You hful Trick Rider
Mons lie Iho,n, The leao WED French Hercuss,
and Cannon Ball Ju2ger.
Il. p. D4rand, the world renowned Acrobat and
Equestrian.
: mcFs iand the Great Tisht Rope performer
hrs. r. 0rmoad, the celebrated Actress lron the
Broadway Theatre, N. Y.
Charles Brorrn the ceebratod Gymnast.
Mrs W Lake, the brill II, Creole G mnast.
Mons. Hentie, the celebrated Man Monkey.
IN Paul. the Yankee Samp ,on-aud Messrs nat
tfrs, Fa'nons Logan, clerk, Wifson, Broun, etc,
together with Three CLOVIS IN the Circle!
Bill Lake, he great New Orleans Clown-H. Maaii.
ten, the Trick Clown-J. LIE Thorn, the French Her
cn ana Groies que-and the Motley Brothers, Juan
AMI Henry
Among the Novelties oF the Establishment, which
WI be @ luce every night, will he found the popular
and exciting Pantomine DE TROIS AMANTS; IN
viii, h will he introduce enormous ex pense The
Maa-Monkey, Mons. Henre, VII peculiar phi sictl
structure and rare muscular developments enable him
to initiate with w0ndsrui agility The saperhn nan eats
OF the Monkey so cldsely, that with ingeniously
conirived Monkey Skin in which he is tnrobed, It is
always Il matter of doubt with the most penetrating
observer, whether he is not after all bona tide
lering Ape! The most amusing antOmine of the age
becomes douby ludlcrous and amusing with this most
wonderful Gt Human beings Jocko. Prominent
among the daring FeAts of this Establishment will
be uni the new adt LA PERCHE EQHIPOISE /
the Chef dEnvre of Francon's Hippodrome, by those
Great artists, Messrs LIE Thorn and Magilton, whs
have heen engaged II enormous expense expressly for
this most staftlng ieat Witnessed by mortal eyes
whole Troupe (the largest in the United States
Of Trained performing Mar Horses and Lillipuiian
Trick Poues More than Brute, and littl less hin Iu
The World Renowned APFOLOEICON, drawn in
Procession by Forty Horses our abreast-fdrven by
j w. Paul, one oi the strongest in the World, J
containing Cheats Philadelphia Brass Bard will enter
each town in which the Company exhibits positively
Ano her grand feature IN II Company, The intro.
duction OF an entire Dramatic Corps embracing Actors
and Actresses acknow edged TALENT producing every
night the great patriotic hIeo Drama entitled ''td III
and Mad Anthony Wayne; Or the spirit Of 20 la
PRODUCING several thrilling from the lives of Rev
ouiionary Heroes, Old Fut, Gen. WashiBgt H. and
Mad Anthony Wayne. The whole 10 conclude with a
grand living table6u in which the Father Of his COun-
try" mounted on his charger borne a0ft in Ium phsl
procession, the shoulde Of lis brave COuntn ais
o6 deodtol7 wilt JOHN ON, Agent
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To the Ladies,

ESSENTIAL OILS.
lust Received lot Of
- Pure OIL BERGA NOT;
Pure oil PEPPFRMINT;
Ska Pure OIL GLOVES;
Pure oil ANlrE;
Pure OIL wINTERGREEN;
Pure OIL ORIGANUM;
Pure oil WOkMWOOD;
Pure OIL CEDAR.
For sale Wholesale and Retail by
Il. II. MARSH, Druggist,
obs daw3wis cor. Main and Pleasant SITS.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS,

Received at 06 Main Street, this day, Oct. IL.
Il. N.TUCKER, Agent. re.ss
MEMOIR Of Rev. DR. Judsou, 2 vols, 81 90
vi Life and Works OF Thomas Cole, by Noble les
Great Truths by Great authors, 200
Japsn and ipanese, bv WATTS, sisAa so
The Alps, Switzerland, and savoy, parts ami g. 25
Memorial OF Greenough rs
Leber on Civil Liberty. 2 vols. ESQ
Young Woman's Friend by James, rs
The second War with England by Heasley 2 vols SO
Fun Jotings by Willis I25
bleak House, so
Cassells Natural History, part 8, rs
Illustrated History Of Hungary, part and 5, ~
DO Magazine Of Art, for October, Is
Ol3 diff e
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Singing Schools.

vIHSINB OCHUUIs,
MIN. SUMNER mas removed from Southbridge st
w to Chatham st. Place, (formery known as
s'Chatham st. COnit'')
N. b. chatham street. rms parallel with Pleasant
street, and is The next one South OF it.
Sept IA, 1853. dawtf
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FOR SALE.

a. A HOUSE, 2M36, L Is feet, and wood room,
HkI two stories, containing Is well finished rooms,
sSags wnsr plenty and good lot 66x95, On which are
one OF the eligible situations in the City, being but
snort Distance from the City Hail. .south. and near
Main ST. Price, $4,000
inquire at the corner Of Myrtle and sou,hbrdgs ats
OF ..n- a A. ]. EATON.
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the semi-yv,eI.Iv TrJbnne..

The semi-WeeIxiy Trlbnne.
Persons residing at points were mails arrive oftener
than Once week are requested to examine the Semi
Weekly We regard 1, as the cheapest paper, a things
considered, published III the United States
h ~ TERMS. s,M.l IN, N 10
Single copy, one year............s.s".Ss 90
Two copies, do. .................. SEQ
Five copies, do. ...............li rs
Ten copies, do. ...........,.l.2o 90 g
GREELEY g. McELRATH, * 3
TnInuNH ofvics, Nav YonS.
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NE PLUS ULTRA.
LABELS
CHM Ak HAIR TONIC,
IEUM A N IEAIR.

TTNHE CLIMAX HAIR Tome includes in its composition
many of the NEST potent known remedies IL is com
bned with the most elaborate care and in 50 strict
regard TO proportion that due effect l. given to each in
greditnt and result is a combination elegant. ro-
cherche and surpassed in point OF efficacy by any
other before tho public.
Just SO long vitality exists in the HAIR the appll
eation Of the Climax Hair Tonic cannot fail 70 be bee-
fetal Its nvigorating influence will make itself per-
ceptible. Its action by removing dandruf and other
obstacles from the scalD destroys their whitening ef
ie and leaves the way clear for nature do her part
As compound for dressing the Hair, inparting 10 il
soness, gossness and richness, and also rendering
the stlest and drest Hair, susceptible Of the most
tasteful arrangement, the Climax Hair Tonic will be
found invaluable Nervous headaches are frequently
removed by vigorous application Of the Climax Hal
Tonic with stif brushing
Possessing delicate color. not liable 10 soil any thing
with which II comes Ia cOntact--of a pleasant and de-
cded, yet not TOO prominent odor, the Climax Hair
Tonic, Is what the proprietor has aimed to make tia
compound al once elegant and effective and Of unusual
intrinsic worth.
or Price rwenty-nve cents per bottle, Large
bottles containing iail pint, SsvENrY FIVE CHETs.
Prepared only by
LEWIS 7. LAZELL. Druggist,
No. 2Ol Nam Street, Worcester, Mass, and sold
by Traders generally
ana dawtf
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CWsGOHRa-T2ade. Clothing,
Also, Notwithstanding.

u
usual, consisting Of over Cnars, Frock Press and
sack Goats, Pants and Vests and every variety Of
Furnishing Goo,ls.
Remember the place, 27l Main 81, Piprr Block, Wor
cester, Mass, sign Of the Full Dressed Man
s2i lawti
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Drugs and Medicines
1Usr Received ~ Is
NARB. AMMONIA;
" GUM ARABIC; l Ia...r.f
BUCHU LEAVES,
ELM BARK, T.rfs fi
IRISH MOSS; fe
GUM GUAIACUM; Hft
OXALlC ACID;
REFINED BORAX;
GUM ARABIC LUZENGES;
1ODlDE 20 rASSlUMj
IODINE, &c., NC.
For salt low by e. II. MARSH.
o5 re dawis3w
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diws
FOR SALE.

BOOT SHOE, A LEATHER sTouK & TOOLS.
Vie AunsriDerss aearous Of CLOSING up their bust
ness o. Manufacturing, offer for sale the balance
Of stock, with the nexpired lease Of Store, No S5
Front street. VIM. A. DRAPER a. IN
Worcester, Oct. 10. 1853 - IN
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BAY STATE STOVES.

FOR WOOD 4 COAL. ~ r. alta
yXJARRANTED superior TO any other Stove, Cor
wv sale at such prices makes them The Cheapest
Stove IN the MARKET. have sold some hundreds and
can give such references win satisfy any one. y
AL dews JP.LoRtNG, 10 Main II.
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Cardamom Seeds.
vxTHOLEsALE and Retail. II. MARSH.
wv o5 dawis3w Drnprist
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Winter is Coming T!

NGU will And splendid assortment OF FURNISH
il ING GOODS such as Gloves of all kinds Nit
tens, Cravas Scarles, Tres. stocks Plain and Fancy
Shirts. Drawers, under Shirts Hardherchiefs Boys
Belts, Canes UNI iellas Cloth and Gazed Caps, la
dies and Geniamen's RnbbeTs. All will be sold cheap
at No. 205 Main St, Worcester
oil DIFF SYLvANUs PRATT
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NOTICE
En- OF.

TINE subscribers have formed Copartnership for
i the purpose OF carrying on the Wrench aud Copy
lug Press Manufacturing business at the Shop hereto
tore occupied by John Gleason, at Worthwhile.
GEO G. TAFT,
JOHN GLEASON.
Worcester, Oct. lat, 1853. ol0 d3w
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Merimack Mutual Loan Fund Asgociation,

Milibury, Oct. 9, 1853.
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DRY GOODS, &c.
ThIDets and Lyomese Cloths.

"a DoH LINEN NAPKINS, Colored Borders,
- = from Auction, at The above low prce,
90 DIV GEO. + BRYANT
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Terms of the Weekly Tribune.
Single copy, one year, fliy'iwo numbers....s2 90
Three copies, one Year, Gtytw numbeis'.. 90
Five copies one Gar, ffytwo numbers..... 100
Ten copies one year, fifty two numi ers...... 90
Twenty copies, one year to one address...., 90
The extremely low price at which THE WEEKLY
TRIBUNE is furnished 10 Club subscribers, ebso-
Iutey preeuls our allowing any commissions, either
In money or by an extra paper. f8
Subscriptions may commence at any time. Payment
in advdnce required all cases. and the paper in
varaby discontinued at the expiration Of the advance
payment
Money may BIO remted for subscriptions IN letters at
risk, but the Postmaster II place where the let
ter is nailed should be made acquainted with its con
tents and keep desc iption of The bills.
W Bills of any speciepaying bank in the United
States Canadas, received at par for subscriptions.
or We have no travelling agents. ANY one wishing
to receive The Tribune need not wait called upon
for his subscription. All that Is necessary him TO DO
is to write the namo Of the subscriber with The Post
ONCE County and state, and direct the letter to M
GREELEY a. MoELRATn, sM
Tribune Office, New York
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$l.0O to $l.l24 per yard
The price of American Carpets has adj
vanced so much thatwe can sell English goods
quite as low, and give customers their choice
between the two. Also, variety of
SsgOerGMe Ingram Carpets
with cotton chains. These are very beautiful
goods. They look ard wear as well as all
wool, and the price is ga cents per yard.
Also, in the ships LEVI WOODBURY.,
PRESIDENT, and CHARIOT OF FAME,
from Liverpool, direct from John Crossley
& Sons, and PardOe, Hoomans & Pardoe,
a complete assortment of their celebrated
manufactures Of sat w