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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-22

We ask our readers to study carefully and pom
der well the proceedings in our Court ofSessions on
Saturday, wherein Recorder James NJ Smith over
ruled set aside, rejected and nullifed present
ment of the corruption and theft now prevailing in
several departments of our City Government. Let
every one form and express his own conclusions !
ours are that the Recorder committed most ar
btrary, unjusiifable, high handed act in order 10
screen certain fellow partsans from exposure and
public reprebaton. But read and Judge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-22

FpxEpoM IN MIssoURI.-We learn from corre-
spopdent in Illinois that few days since, as an emi
prant was passing through town in that State with
large family three heavily loaded teams, good num-
Der of young borses and neat stock the following dia
Ioaue was held by him and citizen;
Citi.en-And so, fisnd, you are on your way, with
the Test Of the world, to the West-to Kansas or to
Iowa.
Emigrant-No; to Missouri.
cihsen-Indeed. Well, when you get there hope
yeu will use ell your Influence to make Missouri
Free State.
Emigrant-In that part of the State where have
located there are tno counties in rhich there IS but
one Shareholder, aud IRE are determined to buy him
out. He offers to sell very reasonably, and we hope
not to have any slaves in our section.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-22

DR.. TELLKAMPY declines the no nnatioa Tor Coroner
ON the Republican ticket He doss this from no hos
tIiy TO the Republican movement, with which he
heartily sympathizes but because he wants no office
and is unwilling 10 seem t, seek what he you'd prefer
to avoid.
We deeply regret bis decision thousands arnu'
all, refuse or neglect to vo.e alleging that the bes'
men are not named as candidates; but when those who
youd be called the best Damed they decline be-
cause they don't want office; 20 Conventions are
blamed III Justly. We have great mind TO sag Dr..
Ttnkampf should be supported any how Here is his
note:
70 tn. Editor Of The n Y. TribSre.
SIR: Finding my GA on the Republican city and
county ticket IS one Of the IomDees for the oil e
of Coror err beg leave to say that long ago deciaed
not to be candida for any political office:
Oct
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-22
ELECTION OF CANAL COMMISSIONER

Corespondenee Of The N. Y Tribune
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 81, 1855.
The ofcisre Of the recent election are reported
as folIows
Piuner 2 Nicholson Fusion. 75
This gives the Nebraska candidate plurality of
1900. But the scattering vote is not reported in half
the counties; where they have come TO hand we find
them stand
WNismson Rep........6e a5 Henderson. Whis. go
Clever Nat ,oSl Martin, X N.......... 3o1
Ioihl.'''.''.'s 90
which leaves Plumer less majority by 1854. or the
entire 900 votes scattered the ten counties Of Ale
ghany, Beaver, Crawford, Eie, Indiana. Lancaster,
Lawrence, Mercer, Northumberland and SchuyIkiIl
gave II 800, and from this we may fairly estmste the
Nebrasksiies largely in the minority against the united
efforts Of all the opponents of the Kansas niquity.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-22

On Thursday night Capt Turnbull ofthe Eighth.
ward police broke up meeting in Broadway am
arrested ami imprisoned several persons on &C
corrt Of die alleged immortality aud Improperly
of their proceedings.
We have not yet heard that Capt turnout mas
descended on any of the sumPfuots haun" OF In
f.my in that ward. He has lot broken up Hail
or Pat Hearns gaublng-hOuse, or closed any OF
the numerous houses Of prostitution.
We hope Capt Turnbull does not con eve IL
to be his duty t, treat with severity those sus-
pected of immortality, and to co lnve BY liberation
and indifference at the crimes Of those whose Of
lenses are notorious and undeDable Such
course of conduct on his part, if long persisted in,
might even give rise to the suspicion that he was
in the pay Of these prostitutes and blacklegs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-22
GO FUSION

The Know-Nothing State Ticket is composed Of
four who were formerly Democrats and five who
were sncientiy Wings; the Liquor State TICKET
is likewise composed Of five who used to be Barn
burners with four Cass Hunkers; the Republican
Ticket presents the names of four Wings and hve
Democrats Of 1874. Of the Democrats, however,
ABIJAH MANN, while preferring Van Buren,, voted
for Gen Taylor in AZ in order to make sure oil
defeating Hunkerism embodied in Gen. Cas-;
RRADFORD r. WOOD has often acted with the
Free-Soil portion of the Wings In opposition 10
Rum and Slavery; and PRESTON KING has long
been earnest and untring in raising the standard
of Democratic rebellion against the despOtc rule
of the slaveholdng oligafchy and so very I'M
seryceable Democrat" not at all OF the pat
tern that passes current in Baltimore Conventions
On the other hand, several of the some time Wings
on the X. n Ticket, being bitter Silver Grays,
have been operating against the Wing Tickets for
most of the last five or six years. We are conn
dent that there has been no election since 1S49 in
which the Wing Tickets have not received more
votes from persons now composing the Republican
State Ticket than from those whose names are
borne on the rival ticket of the Know-NOthings.
We state these facts merely to expose and shame
the hypocrites who, while themselves supporting
Comstock Clark, Gushing and Whallon, the ex-
DemOcIa ats on the Know Nothing ticket, are con-
stsntly vociferating that they " can't 60 Fusion, v
ard nveghing against the support Of Preston King
and Abijah Mann by the Wings. For our own
part, we don't care button whether those with
whom we agree to day did or did not agree with US
ten years ago, and shall vote just as heartily for
| those Republican candidates who were Democrats
| as for those who were Wings. If it had been
deemed advisable to put more or fewer Democrats
of other days on the Republican State Ticket Of
1855 we should have believed it neither better nor
worse on that account. We support it because Of
our approval of the platform on which the can
ddates all stand together now, without regard to
the que tions on which they differed long while
ago
We sometimes hear murmurs from one County
that the Republican local ticket is too entirely
Wing or too prepOnderantly Democratic but this,
we trust, ia the plant of some disappointed aspi
rant or the snaby hiss of some insidious Hindoo
who has thus far succeeded in concealing his cen
rection with the Dark Lantern brotherhood. Who
cares whether the candidates who are right on the
issues of 1866 were this way or that in some
by.pone controversy Men and brethren let us
vie with each other in forgetting personal conside-
rations snd party prejudices until Kansas shall
have been admitted as Free State, and the west
ward march of Slavery shall have been defntively
arrested Leave feud and faction to the far-o6
| future but give to-day to Freedom and Humanity
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-22

We surprised on Saturday night to hear
Rev. DR.. TYNG at Mr.. Coughs lecture use Ian.
guage which plainly intimated that Prohibition has
been defeated in Maine. 1t is true that the party
most decidedly favorable to Prohibition has poIed
fewer votes than all others, though good many
more than any other but it is not true that the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-22

CONVICTION AND SENTENCE FOR FORGING PENSION
PAPERs.-We learn from Acting commissioner Cole.
that VIM. Martin Of Michigan, convicted on two in.
dictmeDts for forging pension papers, sentenced
on the 9th inst, to SIX years imprisonment in the
In forging 81 various times vouchers for drawing the
pension Of Mrs. Elizabeth Porter, subsequent to her
death. Washington Union.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-22

T,yk1fTy on HERRfNG's sAFE' A. a, No..,, q n
The onderslenea Is the psrson reierr 30 70 M pste,
e. - OF this morning as Mess hoeLer
Wloei 20 Ss and would that Of the firm OF b. u
WIDE Co Questioned me in rs'son to the sac p seen
H.. INV OF Herring Co.'s employees other person
ever broke any plates tthe Ssfe was Hernss faten
"a al The said B. q. Wilder Co.'S soVerl'e
nsot ., far their conversation with me respecting
said safe destitute OF truth. .,.u
The Safe be seen with Ell the ongna
ana marks the runs) at the
.io are sole prou1jeors Of HERRISG's PATENT CHAM
sue T. G. HERRIsG Co.,
rioa ouh" Noe 1875 ISL and 1879 Water-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-22

The Republicans of Duchess and Columbia
Counties have dobe themselves honor and the
cause service by nominating JONI DE LA Mon
TANYE for Senator He is capable, worthy and
popular, and we trust his election cannot be pre-
vented. We urge our friends in the district to do
their utmost to secure that result.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-22
NEWS FROM TEXAS,

NEW ORLEANS, Saturday, Oct. 90 1855.
In the Eastern cons ressonal district OF Texas ac-
cording TO the official vote, Ward, the Democratic
candidate is elected.
Callahan had had another fight with the Mexcans
and Indians during which the town of Piedros Negras
was burned 1t reported that he had returned to
San Antonio for reeDforcements There were rumors
tina. largo numbers of the enemy had crossed to the
Texas side of the Rio Grande. A meeting had been
held at San Antonio at which it resolved to raise
one thou.ond men for immediate service.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-22

The Presbyterian church at Deposit, n. Y, has
been destroyed by fre-suppossd to have been the
work Of an incendiary Loss about FIVE thousand
dollars.
George Peabody, Esq, of London has authorized
Messrs. Duncan, Sherman Co. of this city, 10 pre-
zen. Eve hundred dollars to the sufferers at Norfolk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-22

The telegraph gives full returns of the Pro
Slavery election in Kansas on the I'd inst. Whit
field had 9 5O4, and Reeder sc votes. We have
also returns from Leavenworth and Lawrence OF
the election held on the 9th when Reeder got
twice as mapy votes as Whitfield had on the ID
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-22
The Vermont legislature II

VERNoST.-The Vermont legislature in joint session
elected Charlie W. Willard secretary OF Sst, on the
10th inst. Also the following;
Judges Of The Supreme eO-Issae F. Redield chief jas
uce; Prpont lshsm, fist assistant usiee Milo L. Bennett
second assistant justice.
Circuit jsdge,-Robert PieTpOn', First judicial c.cuit
Ab- Underwood Second judicial circuit; Ashael Peck Third
Judicial circuit; Luke w Poland, R.uIth Judicial circuit.
AuditOr Of acooRats-Willisn II. Piggy.
State liJraridn-Charles II. Joyce.
Boak e0nmissione-Jsscn Steele
.4djatani and Inspector generaI-George B. Kel,sE
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YELLOW FEVER AT NORFOLK.

BALTIMORE, Saturday, Oct 90 1850.
The Norfolk papers warn refugees to remain away,
as the weather is warm and unfavorable. Several
deaths have taken place among those who have re-
Gently returned. ., ,.--
Occasional new cases OF yellow fever continue 10
society cautions absenees not to return before the &C.
currence Of heavy frost.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED By
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
TIE KANSAS ELECTION.
ST. Louis Saturday, Oct.

ST. LorIs Saturday, Oct. %, i@5l
Returns Of the congressional election Of the cd Of
Oct. from all III. counties in kaas.s, give Wli'isld
pro Slavery, 5O4 votes and Reeder 3d.
The election on the 9th Of October passed of quietly.
In Lesveuvoth City Reeder got $50 and in Lawrence
City 325. Thee two precincts give Reeder more than
wie the nrmber Of votes they to Whitfield at the
election Of Tie cd Of October.
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SENATORIAL NOMINATIONS.

UTICA n. Y Saturday, Oct. 20, 1888.
In the XIXth district the Hards have nominated
VIM. Dewey for SENATOR and the Softs Samuel r.
Devils.
The Wing and Republican conventions of the sams
districD at Waiertown, the 10th, Jailed TO unle:
TIE former nominated John Clarke for senator and
the after Gardner TOune.
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Netu1 kDaau Grib,4,ts
MONDAY. OCTOBER %. 1855.

In Of the number ofooes now printed
nm TYR WEEKLY TRIBUNE compelled 70 reqaest
friends send In their Advertisements By tomorrow no'n
order TO secure their insertion In THE weeks issue
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-22

Allies who have carried the new Legislature
either did or dare avow themselves hostile to Pro-
b;bition. They may nevertheless overthrow Pro
hibition and return to License If they do, Prohi
hilton will make short work Of them But they
are in no way publicly committed to such acour'e'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-22

A correspondent of The Cleveland Leader urges
the appointment of JOSHUA GIDDrSGs TO the United
States senate by the lew Republican Legislature of
Ohio.
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CONVICTION OF A MURDERER.

CCNBERLAND Mo-, OCt. IT, 100.
Frederick Miller was tried on Saturday for the muir
der of Dr. j. +. c. Hazel, and verdict of gully Of
MURDER in the first degree was returned. The test
MOI indicated bis guilt also of the murder Of Henry
Graf, for which there is a separate indictment.
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Fatal, DUEI.

BALTIMORE, Saturday, Oct. 20, I559.
A duel was fought near Savannah on Saturday last
between John Chaplin, formerly lieutenant in the
U. S. Navy, and Dr. Kirk, his brother in-aw. The
latter was killed at the third shot; Chaplin was slightly
Aounded.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-22

A large and enthusiastic mass meeting of the Re-
pubicaDs of Monroe county was held at Rochester
on the 10th inst. Among the speakers were Judge
Culver Of Brooklyn, and Lieut.. Governor Raymond
of this city
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NOMINATIONS FOR ASSEMBLY.

SYRACUSE, Saturday, Oct. 2UI 800
The Republicans of Onondaga county held their
conventions ana nominated the following candidates:
LIST assembly district Irwin Williams OF BaldwinsvIle
Id James LoDgstreet of ODondaga; lid, Burr bur-
ton of Syracuse; Nth not heard from
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-22

Our Mexican correspondent presents much IN
terestipg news of the condition of affairs In that
distracted country. The most important Item Is
the election of Alvarez to the presidency.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-22

w PALMtK ia our steut SYRACUSE fu Tee sale o. Ihk
TRIBUNE- lie will supply our friends vita our DsnS "o'N'
AID semi W kly eciiions
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FROM HAVANA.

NEw-ORLEASs, Saturday, Oct. 90 1888.
The steamship Black Warrior has arrive here from
Havana the lin ms. She brings nothing later.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-22

GREAT FIRE IN BROOKLYN.-ln answer 10 tne
,taepept of Mr. T. T. REASY, Superintendent OF decket
Brothers Mills which appeared on THURSDAY mormeswe
the sfdsvt of HARRINGTON The point at issue before
,hs nubIc who interested 10 tins matter IS was
the saFy that the books and papers OF heehe
Byotber "WILpER's PATENT SAFE" or HERRING fArEsT
$.y1 p, We claim a" WLDER's PATENT as proved TO
be the csse With Safes that preserved the ana
,mev nj Nessfs Carrpston Dougherty OF Nesey St. new
YORK; Nesus j. h. Farchild Co. Of Eutonst ofs
Mess. Fsconer, fummer Co OF Pete.onTg, va ara
MesYs bacon Brothers OF Simbuy, Ct all Of whch %eie
claimed by g. C. Herring ernss Patent safe ara proved
on invsstieaton 10 be WILDER's PATENT SALAhAspEk'
On N'es"ee q. O. WILDER Co,
Pstersees and Manufacturers OF Wllders
Patent Salsmendor Sats
Depot No 10 Water st., near Walst, New YORK
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-22

J. Hatch Of Pulaski is the candidate Of the Hard
and Soas for senator in Onondaga and Oswego dis
trcts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-22

FEATHERS, BEDDING, ACCIDENTALLY on hand
comprising 10 part large assortment of Hair Mattresses,
Feather beds fsssses, Cots Bedseads Blankets aid C1
Eren at No. $50 Chsthsmst corner Mlbeny. Wholesale
and retsL. MARTIN WILLARD, Agent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-22
A TORPEDO FROM THE GRAND JURY

JOSEPH L.. EBLING.
Comm'r Of Streets and Lamps, indicted
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The value of the imports of foreign goods for the
quarter end ne September 80 was $40, 542 S27. For
the cones poneiug quarter of 1854 the value was
$l2 900.
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NETWORK AGAIN DIsGRACED

ASSAULT ON THs wAlasoff Of CORRUPTION.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-22

Henry NJ. Rice, the Nebrasks candidate, has been
elected delegate to Congress from Minuesots.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-22

BACHELORS HAIR DYE.-WIGs AND TOUPEEs.
This celebrated establishment No SS Broadway Twelve
private expressly for the application Of his
brE BsrcHsLoSs wics and TorPEEs have improvements
over all others exceng in beauty Of arrangement 90 peu.
70 this house The largest stock Of WIGS in the world
BATcHELOR'S No
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WARNER PATENT PUMP

Visitors at the Palace invited 20 notice the above We
claim that the stronses, and cheapest most dura
be- and easiest kept In order The New York Inspectors o..
Steamboats, pronounce the best All szes adapted wells
factories nires shps &c made and sold BY
GRAY Co., No lis Maiden lane.
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FROM BOSTON.


The following is a statement Of the value of the
foreign goods imported here for the week ending the
18th init:
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IMPORTANT PREsESTrENTs IN OTHER
DEPARTMENTS.
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Wu nrp's PATENT SALAMANDER SAFES, with
,b. hs.t Patep. Powder and Burglar Proof Locks
the BEsr FIRE PROOF sAFt IN THE WORLD: ,
tn. same that was awarded the Prize Medal In lSoi az the
Worlds Fair m London. ,, ,,vL
Denot No ~ Ws.eIst near Wallst, New-Yo,k,
DeP''' ~" B. O. WILDER Co.,
Pntertees and ManufactuIers
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GREAT FIRE At bfUUhLi " "a. ~, :,
"a 1a,s-Mssw, s. c. HFRRUG Co, NO; l5' Wa ST,
-. We take ple asure 10 stating sat the hEkkNCs
yzsS- s.fyp which we purchased from You soouIa yeN
.,ace h., been the Of preserving or
eoo Gre 4. the destruction OF our our MIL III
on the morning Of the 18th inst .;.h. hour.. and
The safe was exposed severe heat about es
,nr,sS We ehsorfy recommend yonr safes % 1Rs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-22

GOODYEAR's PATENT INDIA RUBBER COAT,
csps essg over& Sc both light and heavy every de-
scpton suitable both for city and country trade. Very hand.
and hsh Cambria and Apsea CosTs, Caps and TAI
HENRY DAVENPORT, 10 broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-22

SINGERS SEWING MACnINES.-The Important
fact beginning be understood that SINGERS latest improved
SEWING MAcHISE running double speed do much
work day and do much better than other mschue
that other kind worth taking gift The manufacture
OF SiAGERs Machines has been doubled within month and
the demand than kees with the increase For
every description Of sewing they unapproachable.
I. NJ. S23 Broadway.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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N,wyosK Oct 49, l855-I hereby certify that on the aer
nom Of the l5h inst called the place where ne recent
Ere took place Brooklyn for the purpose OF ne
t on HE Safe tat saved tbs books and papers OF hesss
UeeksY Brother there met person in charge VINO Se
me his name Resny, to whom made knowa my ousn.
sofe NH' A. J. HARRINGTON.
sxsrp TO before me- this lsth day Of October. 1855
""N'- ~ N C. EVERETT r. Commissioner of Deeds.
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THE JURY GAGGED BY THE RECORDER.
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DISEASES OF THE EYE AND EAR.-DR. FRANCS
SsLTER NJ D. Edinburgh, &C.. OcULIsT AID AURIsr. No
Bopdst New.York Ofice hours II too ~ B-Dr SALrEt
will address his published Letters upon the above
histf n
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Inyalids recovering from the effects of fe

Invalds recovering from the effects OF fever
bou, dscases long continued illness of kind will find
Carriers SPANISH MIxTusk the only remedy which will re
blood excite the liver prompt and heshy action aud BY its
tonic properties the patient to life aud veor We
only say Try single bottle worth all the socaled Sarsa
psrilss in existence. IL contains no mercury OPIUM or any
oher noxous or drug be given to the young
eat infant without station Fer sale by WV. s. BEERS
Co prorristorr No So4 Broadway, New.YoTk
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DR.. S. S. FITCH, author of Six Lectures on
Consumption &e Ocs No ia Broadway. open dsiy (San.
day excepted from uu o'clock rests Consumption, Ash
diseases Of the Heart and ali Chronic Diseases q Males
aud Females Consultation free.
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p,sinsss Notices.
- .- .,,rx, op T5yr,y;S ExcEIsIoR su-

POPULARITY OF UENIN > Ht7NN1H1-1 ~ A.
ssb peyslty bars hsSins rus ny ~ Ss,
RoIo ~ The trade " been adopted " tns D.es
tne and 10 fsst by ell cssses IS ths esens ooon
O. % ss,ssn It's rich deep and essgiia sst siowo
whioo Emulation TDe sa,pe too 10 oinenty eecoolns
a,,s ~, mutation have been made oet .nsy
No otnef n'"N'@S 0INIE
No pa Broadway, opposite s. Psnls Church
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HOILowAY'S Pills AND OINTMENT AND THE
KDe SARDINIA Permission given Cy roy1 letters p,
ten for the Of these vsushe remedies trouxhou, S.
dus Consequence of his Majesty be cured by ms an.
ulcer the les, Any Sound or ulcer sl readily yed
Nsdens1e NewYoGk and No ga Strand London and by a
Drusgss at q cents 6zt and 81 pc pot box
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stand pre- mincot above al competition suite Of
private apartment: for applying his famous Dye the great
standard article OF its Kind throughout the world His
style Of Wles and ToUPEEs ecton itself Wholesale
and retail st CRisTADoRos, No 6 Astor House.
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PERSIAN RUGs.
TURKEY RUGS.
TURKEY CARPETS
Asse invoices these elegant goods direct from Smyrna
Offer sd for eae at the Carpet store No. 70 Canals.
Z. A. PETERSON & Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-22

ALBERT IT. NICOLAY VIII nod his regular BtlHI-
weekly AUCTION SALE Of STooXs and BoxDs THIS Day
monday at l2l ooooh the Merchants Exchange For
Ither particulars bis advertisement IN another column
Catalogues may be had a, the ofioe No. Broad ST.
PIANOS, MEIoDEONs, Music AND MUSICAL IN.
sTRUMENTs1ho extensive stock Of Psnos Msodeons Music
ana Npsica Instruments stock Of Music MERIDIAN
die at the 6f Horace WATERS No. SS Broadway will
be solo great bargains curing several days ensuing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-22

BARGAINS IN CARPETING.
Good Brussel. 9S cents per yard.
Heavy English Superfue, 81 per yard.
PETERSON HUMPHREY,
No. 579 Broadway.