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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-01

Poor Ga Mr.. Benton, after being Don. :.
that military coGimandership in chief Of An -
operations, with which Gen. Jackson, by A.
confession. 50 long tckled bis fancy ana l.,, -
faithful and which fs'h'ess aud cheatos NJ p
only placed within bis grasp beciase be he, !,
the tine hat -usp'ciols and ungraseful Co..
never would allow hiu 10 clutch II; sher
turL,d out Of the Senate, where be had 80 -
dcmne, red and droppsd from the Honse, in vs,
be found refuge; after aetieg At 81. Loui.. n a.
empty hope Of restoration TO the Senate, "A, ~.
Of the ID bird that fouls It's own nest; tii, .sS
qua'ed and dissPpo nted politician has sslsi surass
Up in Boston as a lcc.arer On the UR.oa Il d,r.
ger" End, doubtless. in Mr.. Benton's opiriou. e,
tiues tie more IN danger since Mr. BeOsso /. y
longer N Congress u save It.
Mr. Benton Is Ittle famous for disposEat
have all the taking 20 himself. II Il This We 50
pose, and 10. any greedy desire % make mOaeJ "a,
ola frightened pubic. by allowing nobody t. kass
bis grand secret 4 say Dg the Union except As
who are willing 20 pay f'r i, waich has ledAmh
take out a ccPyrighs Of his lecure Asa cone
qutnce Of that copyright, the sketches Of BIS Pr.
'cymauce given in the Boston pages are come VIA
br.ti and que To il 'ge, however, from ,hes.
ske.cbef. while the learned ex-senator dilaes 4
lcrc,h upon The disagree able results Of tse dB,Oh
zion of The Uuion--o3, WORKOUT c0mmonp.ics
Which have been banded about in political spce:sa
and The newspapers for some segenty years pss,
and which. 10 make tbom less tiresome, perhas
aud 10 20 down the easier, be iuternh
pretty plentifully with characteristics AMI seiLcos
placent anecdotes about his own boylsa pn
cocitv. from which il would seen tki
while Cow!ey and Pope Gsped in nulbea
At tn, Nr. Benton was poh'ican aud
awyer 81 a still earlier oge-whi'e copious even 5
psusta on these topics las 10 the grand basnes q
saving he endangered Union Mr. Benton app9s
e. have had very little % ssy. laceed. the Ont
Int we can fud upon that point il a ds'an: 'gs
eestion similar TO fba. which he made in hsS,
LouN speech namely, the reenactmeas by Pens
$, ,yauin and New-York Of their laws Gin which, -
lorg rs Sayety existed in those States, there was
II sufest proorety, but Which have no congtuiiy b
things as they now stand) allowing SHAREHOLDERS !,
bring their slaves INFO those States, aud b. ke,
them there for six months. As Massacb1so,ts,
where Slavery was abolished at once, aud no. bys
SOW process, never bad any such laws, bis Pm
eramme for that State, we suppose, would be HOs
IL ensc. them for the hr.t lime.
We shall, however, he able TO JUICE better Of
Nr. Beutons ponacea for saving the UoiOn aaei
having heard BIN, though We very much fear thf
like other patent medicines 40 extensively haTLe
about, It vii prove decidedly more beneficial TO hin
that sells il tban to those who buy. Bu. We trust
the Union will stll survive in spite of all he ois'
" its frgh:cced friends, and Of al tho qaass
rmcdies forces, or attempted {, be forced dosl
it, throat.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-01

The Herald colce-Is itself persis .en.iy. excess
s.yely, v ah tie editing OF THE TRIBUNE. Il fears
hat this paper Evil never succeed IN eleeting 3
Vres'deut," unless we alter onr course sud follow
IN tie wake of CT Mentor Tbs is very pro5.bIH.
Eectpg President j. q 1ui'a subordinate coEsi
eiat;on with Us I'D We shall % a-ililg neve- %
c'ect ore # we nay thus mere edec'ual'y subserge
tie t-ds If Jusii'e Freedom and humanity. The
'rg hat TOYS the largest merchant crA'' keeps
head Of then: It might all abreast by simply sop
pinc IN its course but 70 bit end
The H. reid vculd have u reconsider our hne Of
roicy sud eschev "ridlculrs ulrraisms.' Whs.
IRE hey The principles for wi ch we contended
in tie lhte c5nyass a-e summed mp in the PA for n
sJor'td hy ,bc Nl''oril Convent OIL which nom,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-01

By tie arrival Of The Illinois from Aspinwal on
Saturday nom ~ Sc bGve dates from California .
Nov o. The election returns which b.l reached
san r-a1c'sco On he evening If the 9TH inlclte a
piurr iiy Cor Buch uan. Tue Democrats htvo also
Can.e1 he State htkc-, bu. have been bal'e1 in
be Crater tick-' If San Faoc SEQ Is ABOUT a
tLcussDd votes The Hin. Mr.. Herbert, Demo
cratic Irish killer, has put forth an appeal % the
people Of tie State, witch we gige in ano'ber
psee. A serious fight was IN prospect between
TWO conteIdilg bocies Of Chinese in the Interior,
but was stepped without grca1 biood,hed, 10y The
Intervention Of the auihod;ie1. The accounts
from tie mine, continue 10 lie favorable The
Limos bril- IS nearly two millions IN gold.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-01

Municipal joLhery Goes rot 9cein TO be co'daed 70
r., Gil, cf N,w.Yorl We n.ttc hat 10 phi'ate,-
thia an attempt il b, ing made 10 hanl oyeTnear half
million of valuable, dlvidcnd-p7ypg stocks belong oS
70 tie city, 10 N unfinished railroad N exchange Tor
i.s bonds which Ct no value as yet and my
rever be worth h6lftLer face. This JOB has b. en- It
through the City Council but is warmly opposed by
nsny q TIE leading citizens. We observe that N'ssrs
John 81. Read AID Thomas Ba!ch Lave notified tue
Cty Cov,rum,rt,tlHt the measure Wi he resisted
l,forc I've {, urts --as it ought TO be.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-01

Nj BuIl.rgamc lot this city on Saturday afternoon,
On his way 20 Washington. though lac was quite Ill.
6mops the Members recently registered al The lead
nC hctcls ID tbs city notice tao following: seniors
CoIamel and Foot Of Vermont Foster OF Connecticut,
anu Ham,iu Of Maine; Repreet Sherman and
Cidainss 90 Olo, Waslbun and Wood OF Maiue
Teppan and C.asu ~ Nev-Ianpshr,, Mat'eson,
) "a Oliver. Fas.c., Havcr, Simmons al spinner Of
rr,.Ymk: Speaker Bouks, AMI C,ndos Chaiirc and
U,lof Massachusetts,; Wells, Washbum and pugh 20
oev .sccnsio. Washburn and Norton of ILLINOIS,. Al
o. .h.so have .ono to Washington
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SIIERIFF JOHES.


To re Eltoy NJ The " y T,bta>.
SIR: "Nboif JorCs # Kansas was fJrulciYsW
master 10 WcsiIo,f, not Weston, Missouri.
NJ Wilbi-.oo, Postmaster Of Wsstsn, who 81
d,ugiace, b.iieye, from penHsy lyania, hss TN
c',ral lcior on lie sulj jet, lenying in ,rae bo'e
Rufan sbie tnai Mr. Jones vas h.s pociecess = =
never aftu lsirg 70 account tor he erfor, DOT ~ =
70 cenOunce the Free State Kansas cVrsspca'es.
Even When lie speaks ihe ruth bis yeraci;y te- . I
IN obood SIC IT, The custo OF TIE eossu "a
Bogcafey NCy. = 10 J. kLprA@
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SIR Your Inquiry II relation N the au'eeet. -
Soeiif JouCs' u Ksnsas ! ear partially sosss.
f.,sd AID proitlG Of Gov. Wiz. and has been q =
stsut coffesDerdence With tat noted indi'lei n,
he miei alton to Missouri AZ tie passage "a D -
sss- Ntblsska Ill he was AssistgR PoaAss' 20,
Nos'pori. Co. Boone is and has been ne ty ..ssl
tsf. Shortly sifer The Free Safe peFty WI Z. D.
al IaArucc vent mo Kausas, Jones, wa "a
R,lfisve. staAe1 out claims in toe ter.1oiy, ~
are row ~ ...e If Lecompbn. He did TO- o. *
'i,e in sny teLse uFsD his claim pP TO iast D's 90
wl.sn youf spotf ent leit the roniloIy.
II. assisted y d. Wos.poT office natI ~ ,, 80
s.tnt a. Sts nh 81 Dough CoUniy late 10 ne -. -
oritf5 Aht lhat, ,cyea-e.eihs q bis urss, Sssni<
d, W..rtr', Nbere lis family oggs ,bns'.a,sts IA 4
4t.l.L, ..Y. &c. ne NAes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-01

Islhmus Of Susz and the establishment ~ -
psny to build It on .eA mott l'b.ra ~, 20
bensive terms, so IS 10 unite ia the eoo..,I -
this great work all the facilities 10 be 49,,
the cooperation of European capita ~, ,
unlimited authority Of the Psshs. w.. q
Christian Government that can exhibit ~ "a
forms ODd improvements equivalent t. HI., !"
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A limited nuinber of entertainments sfe t.ker n
Tpt WsEKIY IRiBUSE ~ tAe rate "i one dollar hce.
This pepef has attained circulation OF H'ro
coyes. aud II urq0e-fipuab7 the best medium -I'aut
for advertising 10 The country. Advertisements should
be handed IN At any time before, and not iarer ;hfr
TuesSsv Of each week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-01

We make the following additions TO the cs
public Lecturers, Gr the ensuing season, which ,
ia.ely published
rBsDCCaE. GEORGE Cleveland OHIO.
COhWAN. NJ. ,. da'e II tarissl. Bostoa, Msss
EOsF, Mll EENEsrINE L., Sew-York
sTAGR 4 8. Gl..fa-coI ID. N.n.YolA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-01

The CiT ciai vote Of Louisiana Is reported to be:
Buchsroo y, 164; Fillmore, 20,7O9; majority foi
Buchanan, AS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-01

We give in another column the particulars Of
remarkable .uicde-by leaping from a fifth Story
wmdow-vLich occurred in this city On Saturday
N ming.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-01

Ire tee grsal gives be cficia' foo'.ne- ia Iowa
as follows: FNmont, A, N: Buchanan, 30,2il;
Fillmore, 9i44, Fremont over Buchanan, ',-e6.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-01

The two Boards Of the Conn "a Council con-
nonce tttir tast monthly sessions this even ~.
Various matters of Importance viii b. up for iual
legislation, arlcug onicl VII b5 the NeN City
Ia aus ID, ped .orc .irnc siG,r, and which, We
find stater, vii cost les than five n.Ions Of % e
lars. aliLough rO,bilg is tinted II by tla a-ch Get
or the Cuumt.ee about TT sJccii. t,'iIns upon
which Ills estimate il based. Tie documents hsve
been in The hands Of Mayor Woo ar tho last
f teen days, curing which time, strenuous ehods
have been made 10 induce fayoiabr consd, ration
q liz psrt-giih VIA success the pGj &c wi soon
lean, Is tie project nGst b. returned th,s evening
10 ,le Common Council With or without bis sig-
nature
The basis Of th;s attempt 10 organize an
up'in it'd ,winde nj the CITY Treasury il so
oose AID reckless that we can hlriiy doubt that
tie Afst or VII decide 70 veto tie whole 1I-ir Tho
plans consist merely Of single front cey.tion Of
tleIreseut city Ilai. raised one story which stru,
ture is 10 b. Reproduced On Broadway, Chambers
ara Contle streets, forming Geek cross exter-
rsly-a form requiring the greatest extent Of ex
t,rral wall With the most limited architectural
eat c; frcm any given point. THERE'S 10 be aimit-d
ccias On courtyard in the center. The same idea
YVES much more elec-ually presented by Messrs
Potion & SCHUYLER at The tine the plans, unan.-
nously adopted By the Cous,men last year, were
submitted y Mtssrs. Gilbert Stuart End Jackson
and which were accompanied by full specifications
From these speciica,icns and the statements Origi
rsry Accompanying them, all the practicable IDEAS
L. be found IN the Buchanan plane, as they are
called, seem to haye been derived
In r,gsFd 10 the actual expense Of the Or Jet
row before the Ma.or, if carr cd out as proposed
s,me conception may be formed, when we state
hat tie present City Hall, rs IL stands, cost abou.
seven lurlred ard fifty thou sand dollars, st time
VLen tie City Government was ad ninis:efed BY
such u en- as he Wiz Clinton ard his associates.
10 put IN the aCdi!icr story, rearrauge the whole
interior 20 as TO make the building entirely ire
proof VIII he proposed alteration Of the main
entrsrce. the removal Of The brown Stone which
forms The bsseIr ent and resr Of 'be structure, 70
ee,ber with The cost Of grading the Prs, 50 az 10
brig the basement rooms into day iyh'-ail If
shich CONDITIONS enter into me prof &C. before
tie Mayor W.! cost folly as much more. making
ffte,n burdred thousand dollars for only of the
four psrts OF TIE edifce. total OF SIX millions
OF dollars for stIuctare iadcqua-e to the pub
! c want. as offensive 10 good tls.e md discredi'
be b. the city.
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inper'uent, uncor st'utions', aud Al war With the
fundamental rights Of the South.

-.
- '.-'''! "lc' W. u1oers'ih1 Tic o'1'H
t' f''-''' 1iN ne -''1"eIn DeInooia'!
e'''F GU ~ ~ I1' o'i'a'a--'Ie u'0'i -''
I"'e "aue NOI' 'W"'ra' Otoie4a, ~
L'I'''ee 'Lo L.ui-ilIa ieAociai' 1'1'e', VIM
'D'y iA'e .rba'.' 'IfAe' 'rN-i'o p'HHe' '''o"
L'"' "Fc'u''D' 'Ht ''I4--y Iiu"'f' i'o'N
I'm '''a o. organ z"'t o. LA. We '-
u',.''I'' ut''! 90 var WIN '''' -
A''ei 'iu u" NAi!'ha' e. '' ''''
u't' 10. Do" ic Ilo; i1' ul~ A'"- -
H." az ll'y ~ D. e''Ic..'d ~ '-s
"'" ''H 81 AsI'-' 10 i'r l. -''' - '''-
''N 0e s"'+'" eu WIZ inc c"lee''''' ~ ~
ara 'i' N'ith Gir.'d o! Tie p'i''i'-' 4''''' W.
hai'''' Tie prospects oi NJ. Dle'anin !
uail'n VIII Dc bright indeed. AId i Tue N'''I''1
Lfhocfa' 'receIs can 3" Haaas" 'n' na ''' o. "
I'icer CERTAIN 10" 'leco. 'rg'1 %a'i'A - hAD'' -
ne sale, d al b. at o'cr our ou'! anu o4'
! eainle 1" rIcer '1tLl al the O." ID ouf Po"'-'
Fut j. Gust BOT be forgot go thai the hepobHc'As
also have pnucPes, oId hat ih.se ere 81 dear %
u il defeat a. are our adyeIsares 20 mem II ther
victory. We ue7el DID and never can assoc, -
he fundamental pin ciple Of tie Nebraska BIZ. We
hold be Territories 20 be ihr COMMON property Of
81 lie Peep, OF the United Sietee. We recognize
upJislt III suy IOr'iou whether les ding ~ tue Ter
Uiorls oI elsewhere, 90 plant there lbs -tl.ions
y war Viihrl'ur1l justice. Cnrsran M"rs1'y ahd
be iuaftpabr R'gbs # Man 10 life, hoer'J aud
"tle rGr-Li- of tafpuess." We deny thar any
Eve, zen srtv1'. thousand people "h' ma met
ta,e scrambled p d crr c.-uet q Il 7-s- 'erl-'fy
bay y.art tLrre q - zen o.. La6or winch DECADES
h Tree w.Ik lu.., oepfe Iates zee y1I'' "i '1e
,oii. III 4 Jirraly excludes tie c.uzrnsoi lle f'-e
States from setuUQ there % short. We believe
ihat ,ic eEcms,oncf slavery from tbr Fedora Ter
rtories fist bod ed #, drIlt Of 1'e 5y Thomas
.JffenCn IN Ia. sauct;ore! By Conlress ID -,
aId upheld ~ The Free States in dozen suisse
quept isioDs il ba. tie application TO be Tern
t.i.ts o. bose npeia .'e r4ies OF justice ana
Lbor,, which insU..h a Iuiy Christian CON-
moDNtaih ftoIn barbar,Bs lgal desp'lsm Ike
that OF Auia, Jenltis Khan or JODkc: Afukaner.
And e.rec.ary with regard % Kansas aud Ne
Lr,.Ea DO vc hod the union'ab!e f., iha.
tIc Slave SAFES. by The Missouri CoapcJ-
ui.e. so',uI'y earetd 1T these sLouh bc Free
aLd only l1,o i,Ieeer. to reinforce aud frtoiblr
lie rstural obligation resting On the leder! G''-
eIument to shield thcm pefe nptoriiy and absolutely
fIcm Tie scrurce and blight Of Slavery. Il, then.
tn sc Territories ere ever 10 be pu' up and rallied
fer by Freedom ard Sayny-;te parry winch
croH Is the larger number Of immigrants upon Jheir
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-01

FANCY ARTICLES AND IOtS FOR GFTS And
PLEsINrs The choice stl.cn ius' received rom E
nre at Il s. koGERss extensive Ea4ssI No 40 broadway
Jkes goods Lave been selected ~ M BocCas in person ard
Compr'o r. vGie'y Ct j. Bracelets aud other orn'nmnrs
PaIier Msch6 Decks Jeve,aes Work boxes, Ladies Eeti.
ouca Trsycnc Page &C. "ia the most extensive val'y OF
tCcs China gass bronze terra Gotta PIau wtt, a.
Ao cvey sricle TO- lie toilet Combs Gruhss PcrIncry
a. All ~ and sold prices lower than over 0eo'e Il
I'd io tiis a. rS,t n. ) RoGERs No. 483 Broa lHay
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To GAS CONsTMtGs. The Public are invited
% ctllst CCAovtR WALKEE's, Broadway and i.Pec!
" al ,rcted granrctLeut for u.itg Gas fI to'fn9
rpoles. r DENoREsI's Magic Miniature Cook Stove,
.,Ds 75 cents aud ~
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Lew.s Cogrly contributed .or tue r,l.,. OF h'a>'s
IL gli.Ls-,y:is church collectors. Lo"v.Ie gave
"a, MA,:rsbugh$l1 HuishursA s'1 and srg!y
q n'nih1..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-01

Our Washington dispatches say that the PIesi-
dents Message vi! not be delivered before Tuesday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-01

CoPAR VNERSHP Brush has, his
DAf associated WALTER +. 8EUsa IT,, VITA Laicf undeI
trs Gn II BIVsH TO- The purpose e confirming he
rVov,to. RusfSrss ON CoN,il hrr count
4, No IS Fro. t l. This City. New Ok, N''- j. 80
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Aew9)ork DaiIp Gt-ibn1le
MONDAY. DECEMBER /. $50


No notice "a. b. .st~n Co-nnnos o-s ~ssi-
" -, A. ,s,soS-d r insertion ~ sutrIf,eai y
,,1 .nd sadre.. tie wnt'fnot o-oe.-l-T f Pltct-
- - =. lsaf.rfy of hl. s.-'d fi!ia
rctra -. 'rted INN 1ncaitorf
Sinh, t. IN sepCas feuifta1 hsqgeGtiy
,t'4 A.. Bsu~ re Poe DtA,- Aut v-rJ ftt NY ~
- - 49, Sf..e trt -ne+- pepper 20 - Al
--.--,ytior .la rar.4 - b. Pct Ca~s md S-0fe
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SlNeER-s SAVING MAcmNEs. -The exci-enenl

NlNGER SEWING MACIIINES.-IHt tACI 'ITI'HV
II election 80 ceased, invite the arIon II All IN lciOus
~ uonev rc posots improved eXtrats"t SEWING
NsCbiNEs ofs ~ time while attending 10 political matters
lcss cce. failure to obtain oJce may ap rlhy
b. q Ade up b. the Of SEWING MACHINE .
We say tyoty mechanic in who's - VINO VA,
cuNs cau o, eur oyed that los Of 900 year Suffered
H.. ..irc Z mi 'ole
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bfEkMAN q &c Ne. 415 Broadway, VIII open
THs MoRAING leo IiyCst DsEss SILK at 9 yfdl The
g1eates, la4.s.u Oh ed.
A.o. ~ u, cea Atwood FLAI0 ~ ger y.Il
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Breincee Notices.

Another rictory foT the
WILDER PATENT SALAMANDER SAFES.
ue,.,. n q WILpEE 4 Co, No. 10 Wa;es-s'.:
GrKrtVNFN: We tab" pleasure IN saying aa the WILDER
P,yYxI stFE, after being exposed f p h0yys
a. AN nuc heat The banning Of orr v" en11se 4
Csr p and south st. delivered Up B.oks, Plper. and
Rms q; Fxeange and Money in perfectly tg5ie c115oa.
TH0eFSOS HUNTER.
New.York Nov. q. 1855.
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MLDClNE WITHOUT PAY.--I VII present one
TX of M MAGNETc SALye 20 any IesP,ctse person wl3
viii cell sad tceiye il. For Buns Scrot ia and SAL Raeum
"a gnuirbssed. : y SMITH. E,cuo Ne gucsL No u Ca
rs,-st between BroGdwsy and Church-st.
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HotI oMAa s OINIMEAr--DANGEROls eALyE.

VI
beware OF Mineral Ontueuf- They DIS cNtcIue ls"a.c
The .vtor This urucut t. entirely vegetable T. * Is
the eXC'ing Of u haIrusi mend spTPN4l1 uAl ne
CrstIicr leaves bli-d. tTc lurfs 90 covert fo N'G
n 1osnufo,ors No Afmccu Lane, Ncw-YOrk, No
81 s. rand LonG. BY al Du ste, DC, e.. aua RI
4 q
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By SAFoLEoN a. crIsS.
Tie SOY I-o dIy-s'oot on,
A-dfa1,a II would v-x hrr .3ra.
In rsiu 1oed DO tam o. d. ~
4 d-etu across Der mind oil snopf
AM like g.r Of i.o'k aAd ? "a
81 o5der,c mos. 81 .P,u,ls sli,
Made ia '.e Jest Style BY SMITH
N.1tuo,,irs. VII. her sPo.as' 9woE.,
A tLoo,sro lender tlul' be- sP'E1-
Atb5os,pd tender fn.as' be- '.sh'd,
S,ssga~ee s.r.,. ! Boz. showed Ler 10;
D.av on u for. -Dct yaa wiz
An.n.r ,rri boz Ines ce1'sir,
Tie I. a.f't p.aI't sl.lit Ierd the moral
TN az ttc.. I.uch don, sI5 pan
aud many al sek0 ard dt -1.".o- 4aifie'i
WA'r'ute} NaI' TO cox % ,i., Dr.. IT,
1t zen, srrpi lin viii .oit
Procure from th0s, Immortal foThER5-
p.orrTRs' o. ,Pdco Vholess.e a. Retail G, b 2
W,reroo1rs Nes. - and u" Fulton-sJ, NeF-iois.
CAMparrGE uAr.-We have just received A
ssuPs Csc q ~ last P.?d'.oI o. t a, l' - t
oonu,er Co LeoccT ana iatroduceTs oi aao &c
Asor Hor,e Br edvaJ.
CUPTaiS MATERIALS And WEDoW SHADES,
Kelly FyrsvsoS. 40. y BTdsa%sy. and No. 81 Eeaaes
b,vo fal snoice stock Of BEocArsLLts, SArS De
LlIXIs, WoEsTED DAMAsxs. LAcK and Muslin CuRTANi
CoR.tc 3Isgs, &c. which oGe At tn loves prices
WINDOW SrAoL,.-Our STOCK OF WrSoow SHAogs j. the
seestiI ~ o. and oyI pero1 naFu,'Gtanos d" l'!e'
'he the -it'niop u o.ose bnyets -
Ron CagFErTNG-S SMITH u L0UNsREegY
r., - bi'edey, near "r'n age now ptepairi 10 90 10y
heir FALL Expectations 81 ENGLIf cd FRENCH CAHrkI
u . complying every description and gfaje ron TIC ino''
CasrLK % the trEApGsT FAiRiC
FNGLIsu BSCssEts. 20 -iycs ana qut .'y ~ per yah
WIGS UAiR-DiE - WIGS. --BArChHLoR IS
snd Tyyrts have Inrogene nIiaT ID eI 1ou-'
They celebrated al be world for o. II e'aio be"gy,
sss ard du.abi.yitIDRt0 Tie arsest AID Ut
sf.ek ie world Twelve pr.vae iog applying his IA
nnous DYs -,IAt BafCIifi On'- No. Is brpa1
JET BRAcELETs are sold at RoGERs's BAzAAR.
Jet BROOCHES are cold At RCGEiss BAZAAR.
lot d
ct GoOOs ofsveTy variety sOl1 a. RO5ERs's BWttR
II FANCY GOODS aud Toys No 499 Broad way.
ROGTBs's WARFHOI -, for six years the poPu-
= e, uum fr BOYS CLOTHING stocked witt in
o. nse ass,r nien' FALL NG>rEG SUITS, OVEaoos
Ia MAS Sc Tor boys OF all which vii be- sold ~ '0aprf
Jces than aIy smaller house afford No deviation II IN
l. f.uro affixed 10 each article.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-01

ROGF MSS WARFUOI 50, for six years the popu-
- e,lro,;u ,r BOYS CtorHNc now stocked witt an inn
g. snse asor en' Of FAIL AID W>rEG SUITS, OyEsoo,Is
ia MAS &c Tor boys OF all ages which viii be- sold NJ 'hoaprr
rices than ~ smaller afford. No deviation II
lie f.ure flAtd 10 each article.
PocERs cornei of Fulton and NIa.al.s's.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-01

Jet BROOCHES sIe cold Al RcGEESs BAZAAR.
rcf ORNArUNTs sre sold ~ ROGEEs's BAZAAR
ct GooOs of evoTy variety hold a. RO5ERs's BVttH
# Fancy GOODS aud Toys, No. 499 Broad way.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-01

CAMraIrGE uNT.-We have just rece yed
saupls c.so e uts production of The ran ab1c And
be Bro g. UUi "a States low efar"d 10y t a. our
oonur LtiRY Co Leaders ana i1roduCers 81 FaEOn &c
Asior Ho.le. Br. sGuaF.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-01

WIGS tAIR-DtE - WIGS. --BATCHHLOR :
G snd IyUrfEs niaT ID ter house
They are al he world for y e'aeiol beauty,
ssse ard duab.it yt;IDgt ciarn Tie ,ases aLd Ut
s.et p ~oi Twelve nr.vae for APPLYING his Ia
nous DYs -s.dat BA1CHgi Oh'~. No. - brnadFa7.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-01
CrRrAlS MA1rRlALs ANO WEDo@ SnADrs,

RicH CafFErING.-SMrTu ~ LOUNsREeBY
H., ~ Broedey, 1rn age now p,epalri 10 20 iiit
fsir FAI irP0aTAToNs ~ ENGLI4 cd French CARrEr.
4, . ooaipug every description ard gia3e. ron TIC most
CasTLK % the CTS ApGsT FAiRic
FNGLIsu BsCsstts 90 -,ycs ana qu' iy. 81 per ya'h