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LIST or vEssEI.s In poaT soT CLEARED

fJNsItNEES
r fDla ssr, Dry ets Ter tsrs, = ,vI
& ,--Ig.e Bro l.t7, fsfn9r q Iiy'aft- 50 o!ar,
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- SANCEI. RISK IS a Candidate for
- IN " ~ -, ~ 3sralcT couRr.E -atoa ar,' Nor
:. -. tsls .s
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re- FRED. j ROBERTS C,,,4;I,,, O.,
CONSTABLE OF TILE SECOND Jusi It lin, iot
November De3t. COURT. trrieu,
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sST AFTER FILTERS WATER FILTrRS,r--
BukNEfTS CELEBRATED WATER FILTEps .asr "A.
r.! 70 MT l,sss wste' Also WING HALL 5
WATER COOLEhS good tasty arIcls For gaia al
lv6 In PR .CE a CGClON'S, pyylras stree.
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IL L COMFORTABLE
> OR HEALTH. Us The pEERYAN BATH.
FDR ECONOMY Ust PERhY'S WATER COOIrr
t9t JkE WATER uas SArERAS'S FILTERS
E0R CHEAP LlGllft Use PERRYh> SAFETY LAMPS
FOR SAFETY Use PERRY'S SAFETY CANS.
S7f OK the lost extensive erk OF CHANDELIERS
IUi =, LAM 5 AND GAS FURNITURE cali al ~
M 81 b. WOOD PERRYiS VI Masat'Es street
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WANTED,

hRAi HORSE WAETED-A go11 ~
= bhN HORSE szEt.t. Appi, ~. Ia Gg.ta- (3S
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"a An! Ed TO HIRE-A first rate Washer
~ aHSER ra'er arr.4 trgi a. 81 -sr..,-, n
''a'tt 'f--t'
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90 ~ Nessfs liors Please aunoune WM.
H.t-RT "a =" '-i'-4. CLERK uF TIE FIFTH DISTRICT
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a I0CtDil III LII, II. .. lNUKSE, FrO- fSn.ss..ss
q Ptor-Thf stbshmtn fanii'aGy Sjsts
vi 10 opened THIS MORNING, Monday, November
t. ~ The house has been Thoroughly rr~y
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eS- j +. CHANDLER is Nth g. g..
be- art NURr. Els N1v,l.
z=l5
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3Eis- FOR tLEE,p Tup Er1,r,t Dr,rB--r
col EF-GEORGE WASsr>tt It,,., II n ~ NJ
lfA d Ae FIFTH District c. - ~ it present AAI'r
e-, III FEEsIIr ~ offers L4uarii candidate
re Hssd 10. NV N1A'''tI e''i '"7 ..H1. !li'E
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% Tsaas-- .t.r,5 aaes. % .,rf. e n NJ
Tan's b. M5>uti @aA 4Jas 4,Des" ,v. P.4.s, NJ
G--..I4F.- .4Gar..44 - -
if- 80 n.sJ.'. II ..r G=.i-g .c.r %.
tsN HI. I'D &. y CsrHaa|=. SIS r.. ls ..i.r.
+. 4, De t.i.NO, i..4E 3.
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M URPHG'S HOTEL ana r ESTAU-
AsE RANi No. loo ST. Charlie. se.t-This esab- Sss5sA
hhuisn, peculiarly kauwH, having t&A
t"Iaea, painted and flrnish "
A" }tt g lhe rtoEuuodatn the resident
"EiAbe Va Effort viii be spared part proprietor OF Biz
sz;ns % drlcay
esiHi r'ahe [iere.iyl RICHARD MURPHY pronyi.,af
sshM'S OYSTER SALOoN.-This -. -,
~ SEW AND EXTENSIVE SALOON which on IA ~ { 4
slni g The Sglth, Blrst opened #EstF
iGl Sf. CHARLES STREET
NJ "ER better Grewi 81 MI has bata N
Ss gs. a. .4s Z! ~ tfe las me years having Nj
'ot1t'ok ~hth sstsasrd Ih trtUysts
ntrpAt eaiatt win nm m his dath at ~
sasse'et H's. win such Aperlc deter.
mhat s"fFe TIE pulio 5Iiully his tine sam
sole his nlngoAs share rst.ouAs
has ee' pended IN ntg up he SALOON BAR
VII w. ttAt can beprn'atsd, SERVANTS,
Ell tfui " eIrecrf atles, have
ne very hes! Cocks Tie LARDER will 10 SUPPLIED viii tbe
t Us FlSi ANnGANEi and the OYSTERS SsRl En- are az.
te' TIA establishment short srpeae t
va spared 70 thdt this Saloon worthy p4iror .
Ah iH'sst'o community rlhls
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SUNDRIEI-
~ new NAY bUTTER2o hrkins and 10 Ees, St. Lnss;
STARCH 800 boxes Fora;
STAR CANDLES-s0g bor-, heat Cfnc,nsn h..,S..
lARIN-Prme, b1s kegs;
IiAAs-3l nefe-s Clnuc SUGAR
DRIED bEEF-LAuvA1-d;
sIkAW PhPER-910O landing:
ALE AND ClDER-lO0 bbs Tsylctfs ANDY
,p,, ~ 49,, 100 b6s Prime Newark Cider;
LARD oiL-leo bbs best clnc,nnai brands;
"HiSkf-ll0 obs Russe's extra For ale by
lel D. GRIEF d CO., 90 and 10 Od Lava
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SUNDRiES-
~ ShSMpA, e 50 basket. Grape Ies pints quartz
AuN-'NGAHE "A ntiiSkY--s0 bb. W
PALE AND BROWN sHGRRY-se ar. cks aud hht.
CORD AlS-.' assorted;
IlFAtsS---tHtlB
JhMJghNs--l, :, and z Hons Frsn,h
10 lLhS-l50 Srocs Porter and MADEIRA. For sale bv
Ap.t u WOLFF ssCsn
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ElE0TECTInN FIRE COMPANY

No. 9.Its officer. and members of rh. .blkS>s,
fang h"r"Tv rvr#4 60 'ut tie Euyr+ D-xSrs
hgi.-f MONDAY MORNING Js.y I.sti1 1'elsea, -.
1n "a HpI-t, ParAir 4gurH wiihU4t spaaa~f 7rI- 90
'.leSrgaas Tie T. ~ Aua,.-f.,ss ~ n. an he s,
,orVus fo-rtH u Ja 81. fhsgHI i4rt i-l, r..
VA il,a4f.F Ht.-I.
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- W. NJ. .-MEK0NA GoNCLAyE No ,
~. lIassmde the FIRST and THIRD I'll ESDAYS OF ever,
month AZ ne new Masonic Hall corner OF Camp md Commercial Alley
al mali pact seTEu Al. tltGl J. b CHANDLER Serbia.
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( GOARDlNG.-A very handsomely furnished
y ROOM IN The $ sond Floor, desirable gra
% IN tie ttgat s and convenient business,
Ute nan SAD ms " r by addressing - r. r. p.
liz, Rr- teaces eArhAasel. Il -e1esslrE. rhao
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~ GEORGE F psa, :; a,.I;lo+, =.
re 4.ton as CONSTABLE .. - a ~
sri tile ms ind r 2t-C'Np SlsitE > t'L ri
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OFFICE OF THE vICKsBURG, sIIREyE-

NOTlCE,--On and after the LIST Of January
1873 ths unleIsigned will deposits genors
uEms Of the CITY BANK. 49,
dseSl COCHRAN RI Ca,,n swat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-03
DE PATIENT.

Everybody should have patience. That is,
everybody but the Taxpayers of New-York
They NAY be exempted But, 10 all the rest
of the world, We say, "be patient" Be
patien, all yo great multitude that expect
sense or instruction at Our public lectures
Listen patiently to the pithless purposeless
dilletantism, which so often anlicts the hearer
to the dismal pages Of ancient and unillustra-
tive jokes that are compiled to tickle the ears
Of the groundlings, and read TO admiring and
spplsuding audiences. BE patient, and expect
your reward in an occasional discourse of
sterling merit which at times comes un-
berslded, and is voted dull, or radical, or tire.
some, or vulgar, by the namby-pamby many
The compensation for your trials comes. but /,
has TO be watched if not prayed for
Be patient all We who expect the triumph of
either virtue or justice in our Courts Of law
Re patient when you hear learned jsdze
establish the great truth that every man is en-
titled 10 the trial by jury to recover his rum,
but who denies the existence Of such right
when the individual Is one who seeks 10 recover
Los hing but bis personal liberty.
b patient With that branch Of tle secular
press, the god OF whose idoiatry is trade and
money; who would repress every generous i'm
pulse, crush every bounding hope for humanity,
and who mock at and ain to thwart every aim
for its elevation, or the alienation Of It's condi.
ton. Not only individual existences, bur hu-
manity itself has its parasites. These are
they who check IT'S Development, hinder Us
thrifty growth and battle, eftentines, the best
efforts for its Improvement.
Be patient with the women, especially with
those Who seek 10 improve the condition Of
their sex. SeOrn the ribald Jest, ard despise
the shallow and fippant criticism upon wen.
meant endeavors 20 reform any abuse, any evil.
any wrong Of which they complain Favor
rather the introduction of any practicable in
proyement in their condition, political or So
cial, which can be suggested, no matter from
what source the suggestion comes We say
with The Apostle: Help these women" And
let 10 nan fatter himself that be could have
dispensed with woman az .his birth or in bis
infancy, or that lie can dispense With her in his
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-03

Crsfp sy Dr. McLASE's LIVER PfLLs.-Ar. JonsLnsn
Ho,tbam Of West Union, Park County llinoiA VIE ~
- that be had suffered greatly from severe
an attack Fever and Aue and vas
restored 20 healthy by the Us Of the Liver fls 49,
ps 1nanesonsby posses tonic properties and can
he sSen with deced sdvsntsge for many diseases reqnr
ns iny,Forssnr remedies but the Liver Pin stand prenl
rent a. Of restoring dsorzsnized Liver 70 1eatJ
acton hence the grest celebrity they have ttsned Tue
uuuerous formidable dseases arising from dise ssed Liver
bcb AZ long bafed the skill Of the most eminent p1J1
.n, 10 the United States rendered easy OF cure
b.ns 10 the study and perseverance, OF the distinguished
nhyscap whose this great medicine bears name
rficb viii descend 10 posterty deserving Of sra
tude This invaluable medicine should always be Kept
within reach; and the appearance Of the earliest ynp
TOM Of diseased Liver be safely and useuy admin
istered.
For s,e IN New.York, Wholesale and Retail. by c. "
CLIcEESER 4 Go, No 81 BsrclAy-st, and BoTD PAUL
No 80 Courtsndtst Sold also BY all the principal dgss
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PERPETUAL MOTIONS AND THEIR
PROJEGTgHs,

In the eager and earnest crowds pressing
along the highways Of life are many who suffer
Themselves to be drawn as DE- into trails and
by-pa;hs,whicb, thefurther they are followed, the
more tortuous and iudstinct they become, and
at length end in labyrinths whence few Of the de-
lrded wanderers find clues to escape. The OBJ
ject Of this article is to warn travellers against
being enticed into particular and somewhat
beaten, but most seductive track Similar ID
vertiseren1s have been inherited in books, but
IN that way few reach those to whom they arc
specially addressed. The Daily Press is tho
swiis and cheap agent for delivering copies 20
the parties most concerned, and for Ihis par
pose to find them out wherever they are. II
Is with the wealth Of science and art as with
money. Books may be compared 10 ba lk-slliA
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ton, proposed by Bravo MurillO and his col
leagues, By which the power Of the people
will be seriously curtailed and the indepsn-
dence of the Government increased But as
things are in Europe there is no reason to
doubt that they Will carry it through. A SINH
lar operation is proposed in Prussia, but there
il will be accomplished without ruiiiins the
public composure IN the least.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-03
OFFICIAL KSAyERH.

The exhibit we made on Saturday relative
70 the immensely increased expenditures OF
our city government for the year 1852, cannot
fail to excite the deep interest of every tax
payer in the city, and indeed of every man
who values the character Of eur municipal
corporation for integrity and honor. There is
not resident of the city who is not in some
degree implicated and involved in the repu-
tation of cur city authorities. For where uni
yersal suffrage prevails, if scoundrels are the
rulers, the inference is just that the ruled are
scoundrels also. Knaves viii not choose hon.
est men to do their work, and Zee Versa, it
may be declared with equal truth, that honest
men will not choose scanps to do theirs.
Now We DO not wish to deal in any I'M
measured terms of reproach in speaking OF the
members of our City Government. We do
not propose to strike blindly at men in their
station. We viii have the grace to acknowl-
edge that for their acts theym have at ieast
some show or pretense of fairness and proPrie-
". To believe otherwise would be 10 heap a
more damning disgrace upon this City, this
people, and this age. than we feel disposed to
recognize 1t is not possible that men could
be elected to FL the Offices Of Aldermen aud
Common COuncilmeD of this great, and intelli-
gent, and respectable, and opulent City, a ma-
jority Of whom should boldly disregard and de-
ride all probity Of conduct, and even the pre-
tense of common honesty. To assume that they
could, would be to scandalze and outrage the
moral sense Of all but the most abandoned
rogues and wretches of society. All vice CLOSES
itself in some way. Some garb or covering is
used to shield its greatest def0rmity To
admit that our municipal governors openly
avOw themselves unblushng thieves and
swindlers, would be menstrous. No, this can
not be- Bad as things look there must be a
pretense of honesty and fairness in lat least a
majority of the City Government. Let US look
for a moment at the state OF our City expendi-
lures under the light of the presumption that
there is such pretence Of honesty in the dis
bursements in question
We fnd in the first place an enormous in
crease of those expenditures over the previous
year. We gave on Saturday detailed list of
all the items, to which we refer all who desire
to see precisely how the account stands. We
will, however reproduce here a few of the
more glariDg excuses in order to impress
them more particularly upon our readers.
The increased expenditures under several
important heads are follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-03

Now Wat ID the explanation Ol ali thls
How does it happen that this extraordinary in
crease in these particulars has taken
place Here is the item OF street cleaning,
for example, which was in Io5l but Sl50,000,
now carried to S2900O or almost double the
amount. Is tie reason 10 be found in more
thorcueh cleansing of the streets! Is New
York improved in ibis respect, we will not say
10 such an extent as the expenditure
would warrant US TO expect but in any respect
whatever IL the City cleaner as q whole than
il was in 1850. L, any part or locality less I'LL
thy And ii not and all must answer that no
Improvements has taken place, then where has
this extra $4,000 gomez Who has got il
What has become Of il In what way has the
/ City government disposed Of it What is
their explanation We know OF none what
ever.
Again: look at the large item of expense
for lighting the city. The cost Of doing this
has gone up from from Slo5000 in ISL to
$4,000 in ISL. Whence this enormous in
crease Has the city doubled since last year
Is it twice as brilliantly Illuminated Has the
price of oil and gas doubled What is the ex-
PLANTATION Of ali increase under this head Of
near 100000 IN a a single year
Take the expenditure on streets. In l-5l
they were slS1 600 This year they are
S2S5.OO0. These are nor, than doubled in
one season. One hundred and fifty odd thou
sand dollars extra, have been expended in
ls52 under this head alone What is the ex-
PLANTATION Of the astonishing magnitude of
his increase
Go on with the other principal items Of the
list. Take the greatly enlarged expenditures
under the head Of Police, Printing contin-
gent expenses what an awful gulf IS the con-
tipgept expense account alwaysD Fire De-
paItment, City Inspector, observe the sudden
imitation under every head, and seek the ex-
PLANTATION thereof Allow something for the
enlarged g-exth Of the city, which is but pro-
per and natural, and We shall sin have an
enormous disprOportiOn Of expenditure under
all those heads.
Upon the very face of the accounts we be-
hold evidence unmistakeable Of gross extra
ysgAnee or downright robbery of the city e1-
clequer And while we admit, for We will
not presume il can be otherwise, that the
members OF the city government must have
some prete1t or explanation, or apology for
what thus appears scsndaloas eItra7agance
or deliberate fraud, We nevertheless do not
hesitate 10 declare that such glAring ertra7s-
gsnee is not susceptible Of any just e1plAna-
ton. II is too great, too marked. TOO over
whelmipg. 1t is but too manifest that there
are vilainies somewhere in the case
Ten per cent per annum would be Z prodi-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-03

| q HoRATIo SEYMOUR took the oath of
Office, on Saturday, the LIST inst, and entered
upo the discharge of his duties as Governor
Of tie State Of New-York. The Legislature
convenes tomorrow, when Gov. S. will send
in his first Message, which we understand is to
be quite lengthy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-03
For California.

We shall issue on WEDNESDAY MORN
ING The Tribune for California Oregon and Ae sand
sioa Islands 1t will contain summary Of all the
Latest Foreign and Domestic News since the sailing Of
tie last steamer; Money and Market Report, Mar.
risges, Deaths, &c.
Single copies in wrappers, ready for mailing. can DO
had at the Desk on Wednesday Morning Price six
cents.
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t5S A well.nformed Washington correspon-
dent assures us that Mr.. HUNTER will GER
tainly take the State Department. all rumor to
the contrary Notwithstanding We are con.
vinctd that such is the ease.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, MONDAY, JAN. 3, 1853.
For Europe.

The next number Of The Tribune for Europe
~ Circulation will be Issued TOMORROW MORN.
ING at O'Clock. Ii will contain ali the Latest News
up to the time Of going to press Single copies, in
wrappers ready for milling, can be had at the desk
Price Six Cents The Caaado sails from Boston on
Wedne day at 70 o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-03

10. md as nishns faets N kyor OF
U1s5rNcs's COMPOUND SYRUP OF NaPHIHA are 70. -
cua.ed 10 i've new hope TO the suherer sna rev
- 6Ssroe 20 The American agents for ths "0nas1n4
medicine - a, p.i. 49, the Cen
y 49,. o. M, Hx Drs ia America 20 whom sll orders
sbculf he aCdresfed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-03

The DViDso OF THE WArERs.--The
Court Ho,ve Of Por,age County Ohio In the bandsome
village Of Rsyenna stands In such petition tlss the
water which falls upon the North part o. its roof
reaches TIE Atlantic Ocean through the River u.
Lawrence and that which falls upon the Southern sids
goes DOWN the Mlssisslspl 70 he Nuf q Mezico
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-03

e We give in another column the particu-
lars, as far as they have reached us, of very
rare event, namely. the dismissal of Foreign
Minister by the Government. The reaons for
demanding the recall Of Don JOSE DE- MARCO
LIrA, and for thus cutting off all official rela-
tions with him, are naturally net contained in
Mr Everetts letter of dismissal, which we pub
lish as receiyedby telegraph. We believe that
our correspondent states correctly the main
grounds of the difficulty, but before remarking
upon it we await the official explanations Of the
affair, which can hardly fail to be forth coming,
especially # called for by Congress.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-03

~ "I'' "I7' W TIT I77'E07
Ladies aud otheb Oin using the valuable discovery
made for curng ard giving health and strength
20 convince thcIn that nothing injurious Is pat m, eau
have their GyruIg HRggct1ed without being taken
from their sight FoI unt dsfe be made
erul the Nervous Autidoe, but only gun that
Can BE- dissolved ~ hest viii ran the fluid TOR uansPorta
tioD getting stronger by time, ike the Nervous Antdo.e
TALBOT WATTS, Magnetic hervis No IA Oroenwich-st
Depot for the Nervous Autidote No l0@ Nsssau-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-03

SUPERIOR FURs-YoUSG, No. % Bowery,
has extensive assortment Of beautiful Fur got up in
superior style and comprising every modern shape. HIS
btose Martens hink Pitches &C. SC. really hand
some. His soDag Bertha Boss claim tho especial al
ktsDfion Of The Indies
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-03
On, HoLmAY PnrsEsrs. uselul anl cood, 81

IiIrcHcocK LEADEEATERS No. 81 Broadway, corner OF
Leonafuft. What gouteman can pf'sen; has Mother
Wife Sister Daughter sweetheart with accept
able pess nj than iiAsone Dress Shawl Coak. Scarf
Handkerchief Other useful article Of apparel Or
what a Lady give ncT for Ntw-Sear
ceptahle than good Dress Collar Shawl something Of
that sort Or What Lady give her Husband Father
Brother or Lover more desirable than handsome Crava
Scarf HsndkeIrho OF Uloyes And where these things
be Obtain ed well at HircHcOCk LEAEEATERs, 40.
Si7 Broadway, c0Iutr Leonard 81 Nowhere certainly
for n ey have TIE splendid assortmens IN tie
city eDd selling them al prices which cannot but suit
purchss JUS, iook % few items Beautiful silks al
boo yard tie yery best quality WIDE watered Silks st
o. 20 yard. worth donte the money; elegant De
Lame, worth 2hc Tor shilling aud thing else put
down the ratio for the Holiday times 60 and look
81 them You'll be get suited.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-03
IFSEE THIRD PACE. ii

~ The case of KANE, the Irishman. is to
be pleaded to-day before tho Supreme Court at
Washington.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-03
TIE ST. NICHOLAS will be open for the Re
cersiou ofCoupsny rhzrs1sy Jan. & 1855
TREAoyyLI- AcKKR Co.
Mosr CosoLusIvE FAors.-Extracts from the

las: Monthly Report Of Dr. HAsTIsss Of London 70 ~
month erdlrg Nov -, 1852: Out Of Al the cases OF
nona CoosunptOn which have been under my treat n9s
d117Ds the lat yeaT thfyseven have been pron91
perfectly cured AID dismissed snee the 18th aay OF -
her. Of which I've were males and thirty two fernaes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-03
How TO AoQulKg FAsnloyAprr H.srrs.-

How TO AoQUIRg FAsBIoSABLE HlsIrs.-
The answcr to thus que comprised half Dozen
woT,s- Go 10 JtNNiNCs Co.'S. No. ~ Broadway The
Habits made tbs esfR shment always fashionable
IN fact this abfss tam have kopt up with the fashions
for the last se They correspondents
with the GI tailoring houses in Paris and London, and
no sooner does new style fabric for Nest Pants,
locus oI Coats make appearance there, than Il is
mittcd lENNiNCs Co and lppcars their splendid
asso rtmsrt OF Rca,y,ade Clothing 10 those gentlemen
who prefer their COht ale 10 order III parment devo
ed TO that bloh Of benes Oilers the advantages OF the
very tCst cutters and workman B The tTgde and rapidly
IN the execution "a oll,fs which wonderful IN this
"fast sge" NLltr, Hiter playing open and shut"
cng time have opened IN earnest
last ard ~ ndG she establishment OF iiends Thoroughly
prcpsied There is Iothne ia the way Of fashionable
Winter Costume, likely 20 b. cprrcnt thus sca
son, that represented Ia their vast and varied ready
made stock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-03

10 Oar dispatch from New-Orleans shows
that in Tamaulipas aud the Rio Grande Coun.
try Of Mexico the insurgents are carrying the
day. They have taken the Governor and nine
Of his leading friends prisoners, while the State
Of Tamauhpas 10 said TO have declared for the
Provisional Government Of Mexico, but for
what one, we are not informed The War
steamer State of Mexico and war schooner
had also come into the hands of tie insur-
gents, which gives them command Of the ma
tional Naval forces IN the Gulf Matamoros
still held out against them on the 18th ult.,
and the commander was preparing for des-
perate resistance 1t is remarkable that in
this affair nothing seems TO be said by the poo
pie of Tamsulipas about declaring themselves
independent Of Mexico. Evidently they cling
to their nation and prefer TO share its fate to u
temporary independence, followed 10y atsorp-
ton into the United States.