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DOBES OF ALL KINDS AND FABRICS.-Large
IN the richest things with immense
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One price only marked In plain ngurcs deviation.
We opening accounts All bills presented month
y for payment in cash ti Qast
permitted tho appreciation for
will they be exchanged taken back when soM
We make daily additions stock. Eta5
FERRY BROTHER
.Ccnrai Stores, . west building,
April 1--1Otdf opposite Centrc Market.
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TIME PRINCE OF THE HOUSE OF DAVID !;
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Price 81 25 postage, prepaid. 25 cents
volume Of 500 and " cmbeished
with cngravings Christs Raising OF the
lame Healing Icpes blessing Children
brought Patc the Baptism Of Saviour
cihxion
For sale in Washington by TAYLOR MAURY.
Ap8-ft Bookstore, 1874 Penn.
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VENTILATION IN AMERICAN DWELLINGS,

with Diagrams presenting examples different
classes by David Boswell Rid, r. al
ventilation The houses VI Parliament ondsm etc. etc
Progress J,u,,ove
mens in Ventilation, by f1pbs Harris H. vol e. ro
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THE DISTRICT CoNGRrss. The House to-day will
probably proceed the consideration Of the bill reported
from the Committee the District Of Columbia for the
establishment Of Auxiliary Guard for the protection of
life and property in the federal metropolis From the
spirit manifested by that body have doubt what
that their action will contribute to prevent the
Of those fearful crimes that have for several
months past dcd the municipal authorities and brought
reproach upon the fair fame of our CITY,
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T,IE POULTRY BOOK FOR THE MANY. LON

il don. Is cents.
The Poultry Maid. London 81 cents.
Profitable Poultry. London. 81 cents.
Dickson and Moubry Poultry. London. ~ IS,
Dement'S American ponltcrcr's Companion. 81 rs
Richardson the Hog % cents
Richardson on Pigs. London. 81 cents.
Blacklocks Treatise sheep. Glasgow rs cents,
Gucnon ON Mich Cows. o. cents
Johnsons Modern Dairy and Cow keeper. London. ~
Youstts Treatise Cattle. 81 30
vascy's Natural History q the OK Tribe London y y
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April 1-1Otdn opposite Market.
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A NEW ITALIAN NOVEL, DEAR EXPE-
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A DELE BY the author of Nathalie" A Tale !;
IA by Julia Kavanaugh ste
sss, TAYLOR a. MAURY,
April9 Bookstore 1884 Pennsylvania
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-12-17
troubles Ahead !

The A4cric10 steiner Washington was lately
boarded in the Gulf BY officers of tac British
steamers Leopard al! Yalorous, on Suspicion
thai they lad arms md .mlLuntion on board
fer TIE flibusters who lately cscopea from the
u. Sfatee. for Nicaragua TtouL'e ls cyid, ,ntly
brewing. The Puilade.pLi4 Balle IN Of 18th
i,:st..
II thtre is any faith to be put ia signs, the
waters of The Gulf Of Mexico are likely 10 be-
cone roub.c4 waters, aud great war is brew
ing there. Il is stated iA4t lie 5pari.b Nir
isIeF al WaShingto.. has fo.nislv aHrouncsd =,
Secretary Cass hat Sraj4 has declared war
against Mexico. Ibis, Of ,ssylf, is enough 10
compIic-ie u,tteFs seflou-iy, a. any affcspt
nov, on iha past Ut Spain, 20 Sc q: VI, xic., dg
any Pors'Ua ct Il, mast lead to diifi:uiIy uir.I
this country. simultaneously Aith tits We hssr
OF The lcPa. ture o. i Frslcll fleet t. the GnIt.
osterSibiy tpr Ccutr@i America, bat mere rr,-
badly Tor AisXieo, ana tis;s gives color u the
idel that ihe governments ol France ana Spai.,
between wh.ch there is ! strong sympathy sinco
the Eniperoi's mar iase, are goiug to co urcr-
ate, 50 as 10 place Spanish or French PRINCE
upon Mexican throne
Coupling this affair with our disturbed rela-
iioaS with ntxlco aud Central America, The de-
pa.turc OF " alker's expedition t. Nicaragua
ana tist cvndu:t o. British vessels OF war to-
Wards Americ IAN 'essels iii the Galf, there Is
srons reason ;or appiehS nding very general
rupture. 'ui perhaps serious ole, 10 which
the u. States aiid the European powers viii be-
eugaged, Waite Mexico aud tue Ceu;ral Amerl-
ear States = Ill fall victims to The Strongest
When the Presidents Message, with il uu-,
necessarily open aypwal of his designs on Cuba,
AMI Aexico, reaches Europe, the three powers
vii G4iolaIly feel indignant, a;ld their present
piaas, whatever they may be, 9iE receive mod
lieatioas that viii give them Il character more
losilIe taau ever aga:ust the U. States The
emergsncts Is u difficult one, and it is TO be Ia
lnen!ed dat eur goyernmsat is NOT in better
hAnds than i! is. We 10 not wonder at hear.
ins that there is lnach uaeasiness and anxiety
u ihe departments and lip!omalie circles at
Washington,
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-12-17
PRE- AcHFR ARRESTED IL yEyxrs

SIZE.
N'e learn from ,a ~, Noriis (o.leCo m,
Indelendeit Natcllui4n, that R.y. S,maI
Garber, Of fhat county, preaoilcf among -.
ranker. or Gerusa Baptist, eas arre.,eJ
short tiao since. p0dei the following c;re,,,
stances:
''ile went ~ visit 10 his friends ar.i 20
quainianees in E#s: Tennessee, and. vtil
there, Was solicited to peaeh, whiel, he rsa5;io
agreed %, snd, in tie course of his sorman
incidentally alinied 10 Freedom. IN i,s broa5
sense. For taking such liberties in el,r-
S'a:e, he @as arrested and obliged 10 rive ION.
~ ~ sum e: $500 for hi, appearance :.
cqes'. -
0ar 1rnker friends vii bo adsnoai,le3 =.
the teFegeitg, TIA! waen liey 90 into asy or
;he Save stales, tiey viii keep their mouths
slut oa tae saljeet If Freedom. 1t is trne
hey arr au'horz d Iy lie ile-ssd Gospel
which they preaca, to 'srroclqim liberty 10 The
captive, aud the opening II The prison door, to
them Il at ato tound,' . IL they will understand
from lie wy lii g .sb,r va, served, ,i.u. ~.
Gospel mist cot be preached everywhere, how
ever envh iLey nay ierl it their aa.y to rro.
clsiia H. They a.ry have heretofore suppC se3
th-t this vas Iaad Of freedom, and that t5e
blessed Gospel Of Jysns Christ could be mo-
Claimed every where within its broad ir;,s
"noas dlring % nioiess or make airlil." brt
Mr. q at Least, Its been Elhlecciycd.
Vs.fS mini ..t,,I ! ,,,,
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-12-17
THE KANSAS QUESTION.

L,voe.p;ou Loeo!ocoisnl has been telling tho
people that tic ka~sas question was settled
aad that everything is peaceful and quie:
ihero now, and that il wes oniy the Americans
aua Republicans wAo were keeping it open for
ibe purlass OF political capital, By reference
to tie list Message Of Old Mr.. Buchanan, it
viii be seen that lie ieYotes three mortal col
ua:ss 10 psrrer,ns anu nisrepresenti1g the
Kansas question. Ii the question was settled,
who is it uow 'hat is opening the old sores and
is the agitation kept up by the old m,nl Let
his apologists aud friends answer Itwon't do
for ippennyLit papers like the Gazette, and
small politicians generally, to charge the keep
ing up Of tue agit 'ion ca the cpp' siiion here
after
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-12-17
Col. j. W. F'orney.

The Loco.oco l.ecompton papers throughout
tie eouu,ry, have been and yet continue to be
unspsrine in ,beir abuse of Col. Forney, the
most powerful writer, aud one OF the most tai
ented men in that party, because he would not
bow down aud worship the golden calf Ct Mr.
BueaaA4a. IN !, laic nun.ber Of the ''Prs>s,
he replys to these jackais in TIE fallo"'2.
significant para ph
Occasionally We Sc, s. Ad.>res-
paper, ssaieGGes !Sy hess. H at-s-ee3H-i
tae = mccras~ Will be ,orgv,h il iteg return
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-12-17
ID. OVER Editor and Proprietor.

Close OF TIE YoLuME.~-T The rinth volume
If tiis paper, under cur coutrol, will be conela-
ded % the 24th of December, inst, aud nrw
one commenced on the 31at. The most of sub-
serihers' subscriptions commence en- The 3lsf,
and 10 en,i,le them to reccige the paPer at ST.
so, they must pay upo old scores, and il advance,
or $500 VIII be charged, after that daf. This
Is as important 10 cur patrons as il is u rs, and
W. hope they will attend 10 H.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-12-17
TIE TiRIFF OF 1881.

rHE THRIFT OF 1851.
Ia me last Gqssfic, is slang article attempt
ing TO fastcn the p4ssa.a Of the Tariff Of 1857
on the opposition party, and also charging the
present bard times 70 the operation, Of hat
law.
We have 80 ofea proved the fats,iy of tLese
asscr'i.ns that we scarcely deem them worthy
of ar. further yrfutatior We have shown
that all The IN ..nbars Of the House that voted
against the Tariff Of 1857, we're Americans
aud Republicans, except bare one We have
shown that Large majority of these who did
vote fer ii were Locofoco>! We have shown
that The President WIS Locofocn. We haye
shown that The Senate vas Locofoco by two
thirds. We have Shown tuat the House was
divided, neither party having majority, and
neither party b.rg allie to elect ;Leir speaker
by a uiajori J of votes! We have shown fton
this that tue opposition were net in power and
could not pass any law, NJ. Wilson is only
an individual member of tue party, and his
views are not The views of the party, any more
than Asa Packer, lie culy Locofoco wLc yntci
seaust il, & r,,Scd the views of bis party
There are always one or more black sheep IN a
flock. Oar party arc almost unanimous for
protection, as we arc the Frctcction party, aud
Senator Wilson, cr anytoiy else, II they be-
long to car party on account of certain o:her
great and important principles, eaunnt commit
Us against protection! Differences of opinions
sometimes exist even among great political lead-
ers, notable example of which Will be seen
on reading the last message Of Sir. Buchanan,
AMI the l4sl Report &c his Secretary Of tie
Treasury, 3li. Cobb. AIr. BacLauau recon-
mendS specific duiic,, Cobb recommends The
I'D yiiorum Systrm oae as different from tie
other rs day is ffom night. Mr.. Cobb is a
Soatherncr, = member OF Buchanan 5 Cablne!
and lesdvr OF lie Southern party, and Buck
tolerates the differing IN opinion il his
5. etvry White he attempts TO force GU: OF The
party Mr.. Douglas, for diff ring on another
question to uot greater exteui! But such l.
buchanan, Lecomptou, rro-sllvcry, free trade
80 " ~
The Tariff of 1857 was bot the cause of the
present. nafa 'i'"ss. must 20 'aF.ief 0aeN
- '''' =" y i" "''
P'>s'" - 'no SP'''5 @'' 'A'- '''''' "a "
enough Ia operation for its provisions to be
felt until The crtsiS occurred! Certainly the
cuniemptible hang-Loa william WHO penIlcI the
1'''liV - '''s 1'-s'>0 "''' .o' oojS'' " 'Ie aa
y "'i''' ~ = ''''' ''N' W. i''e'
1n1u' ~ i''' i''s' ieSs'se' says ~ io''o"s 10
-
~ e., = "uN st'ti'iy eo'ernulent
States. eopi.l have nr,vsfo3 tba ,te r,.,,,s;s,,
The whole commercial world seemed fer years
to have been rushing to this catastrophe. The
80 ''e ''i',eD "I''t' ""e''s' 'ii9 0"'les upon
.A'P0' p1'1 '.in'''ou 90 'ues "cIe III
yet ,le arm q ofo' % A'o M 1e'h lalsea y. 60 70
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-12-17

iization, gradually convincing the people Of
ibst State that industry snd economy carry
wealth and prosperity a;ong With them, ard
form the sure foundation Of a powerful sud in
fueutial community
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-12-17
Concluded next week. J

The ELECTION IE NV York The char
ter election in New York on Tuesday resulted
ID the substantial defeat of both wings of the
Democracy. The chief contest was for Comp
troiler, aud the vote HawS, Rep. and
American, 32.810. Pursor, yqlnmany Dcm.,
lS,049; Russell, Anti-Tammany Dtm H.
9l6- Haws over Parser and Russell, p
835. Brueninghausen, Rep, and Lynch, An-
i-Tammany Dem Problbly, are elected Aims
house Governors. The Herald suns up II,
general result as follows:
/ The Comptrollership. The Republicans
have gained that.
2. The fight between the Stehens of OLD
Talnmapy and the Wood party. The Sachens
have saved their bacon by the skin os their
teeth, but the glory of OH 'Tamrlary depart
ed in the struggle.
8. The contest in The election of school Of
fcers for the Bible in the public schools, The
result is largely in favor Of the Bibie.
The Tribune says:
There is little reason TO doubt that ii, instead
Of putting up contractors and lobby agents,
the Democratic party had selected as its cand-
dates men of uublemished character and indis-
putabie capacity, they would have been elected.
The Republicans are now successful because
they had committed their cause to worthy rep
rPsent4tives. Their victory is not so much the
victory Of party as Of public virtue and pub
lie decency it is this which gives ii value
far beyond that of any mere party advantage.
THRIvING GERMAN oETrL EMENT IN TEXAS.
"A letter in the New York Herald dated
Fort Clark, Texas, thus refers 10 thriving
German settlement:
Some thirty miles from San Antonio is luca-
ted the iourishing German village of New
Braunfels, an oasis of thrift and industry
amidst a desert of genuine 2'exiln Ia
zness. The main street of the village is very
wide, aud lined on either side by neat painted
cottages, with tasty grass plots aud flower gar
dens in trout. Here you find an excellent ho-
tel, bakery, some fnc stores, ami no less than
ten wagon factories. These German settle
ments abound IN educated mon Hungaritls,
Poles, end even Austriaus, riyallng the Ger
mans themselves 10 education and retiacneni
ALL or nearly all, exiles from the fatherland
on account of their political opinions. AS
have remarked in previous letter, these Ger.
mans arc doing for Texas great wor.; Of civ.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-12-17

IN IMPORTANT FEATURE. Tue great DE-
mand which exists tnr its graduates, and the
high salaries which they command arc tLo best
possible guarantees of the praeiical and tusi-
ness value OF those whcm the Iron City Collie ee
rc.5 lnruen.l~ hints Mercfqnfs' .Moguzire
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY NOVEMBER o. 1853

bsd, ard aIso that Undsrhl. sent al order 20 pay
s4 which took from the package and PLACED the
order in the same; Patten 4 Go. tod me the bill was
no. counterfeit that it fraad that there was
no such ba1k: after discovered that tie money WAS
bad thought UnJeihiu inten led should pay il olt.
fOrd-r, No. %.
Cierk VIII b. slnd sh the be,-er
fourteen dos. boots. ard VII you from package
SAFE - IS COM down. Respectfully,
SlA }. W. USDERHiLL.
Michael Hughes. clerk in the shoe store Of Cahl
& Co., testified that lie sold pair %; boots to j. W.
Underhill, and that Inderhi gave him an orler for
he payment Of the sum Of 81 upon the clerk in the
International Hotel Witness went to the clerk, who
refused pay the order, wereupou witness returned
with the same to Mr.. Underhl. The prisoner aid
was too bad that they would no. pay the order when
they had had over 81 00o of his money in the safe.
Wines returned the office, when the clerk took
nderhil package from the safe sud paid the lace %
tho order from bills he found therein.
There being other witnesses present the further
examination Of the ease laid over until this morn
ing. In the mean time NJ. Uaderhill was held in
.ody Of the police. Mr. Underhils story as 70 how
he came in possession of the bills is Straightforward,
and his friends claim that he has been made cs.spaw
by some designing persons. The bills in question are
of the denomination Of tens aad tweates, All well
ov.cut,i
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perjury preferred by Wills agains. Catherine haI.
hea,n, was to have taken place yesterday afternoon
Mr. Busted. however, stated that CLARK the colore
waiter, bad just been arrested warrant granted by
Justice Connolly, and as the was one Of his most
important witnesses, il would be impossible to proceed
The examination was then postponed until tomorrow
"wednesday afternoon.
Ex-Judge Stuart made remark to the effect that
he would cross-examine Wills Oh Wednesday next
and it is expected rich developments will BE- made in
regard to the Of conducting business IN the
fashionable Broadway gambling cribs"
1t is worthy Of remark that while Willis during the
progress of the examination into the charge Of hom
eide preferred against him. not restrained Of h
liberty, the poor servant girl j. in close confinement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-09
BOARD OF COUNCMMEN.

Tie Board held a regular meeting yesterday, Mr..
CHARLES ii. HAswELL, President, in the chair.
Ftting mp Election Ioiis-A resolution to pay +;
Nurroe for fitting up election polls in the Third Ward
wssrefcrred to the Board of Supervisors
Bt,gian Poremenf.--A resolution to pave Hudson
street ION Eighth to Canal street, was re-
ferred to the Street Committee.
Adrertising BWs.--The report Of Committee on NJ
nance concurring 20 refer suniry advertising DIS W
the Comptroller, with power, was adopted. The re-
port of the Committee on Wharves, &c, concurring
10 award contract to Jacob Sharp, oS extending Pier
No. 81 North River, was apopted.
ComruRscatioas-From the Corporation Attorney
submitting statement of money recovered by him for
violations of Corporation ordinances in the month OF
October. The whole amounted to 1921 6S. Ordered
to be printed in the minutes. From City Inspector in
reference TO night SOIL Referred to Committee on
Public Health.
call of the House was made, and quorum not
being present the Board adjourned to next Thurs
Say
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-09
DIRTY STREETS.

To ne Fi,or Of The n. I. Tribune.
SIR would like to inquire, through your valuable
paper if there any Inspector Superintendent foe
esciog me street. Eighteenth Wasd we in Twenty
street, between Fifth snd Sixth avenues, are sdens
from the accumulation OF aud fish fox mo whole
There as beer neither shovel hoe broom used in The street
since April May ast you es1 Iye Any information or waks
IN ,he p,op.. % have cesnsd before Win
ts, VOL wiz g.es.y obligs 81 bSChibER
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CITY ITEJLS.
executed.

For TIRE CHILDREN. - Tomorrow Wednesday,
afternoon, at Niblos, there viii be day performance
of the interesting drama of Jessie Brown or, the
Relief OF Lucknow" IN which Agnes Robertson, Ada
Clifton Mr.. Bourcicault, Geo Jordan, a. II. Dsven-
port. Whiting, Seymour, Baker and Others will par
ticipate. This drama has been played hundreds Of
times yet still attracts large aud welpleased audiences
whenever il il announced.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-09
fAa,rssissmea.

L / -"F"
man tot,. ,ri r-oai.r Go &. or r. Fo~lTg WELLS
,Di tsu you ~..., from yor rur5t. 'i'1i ~
espse@ II d'irt, itrs yon ca sas~rt ~. ~. -
or e.anot su3 .: oec ak bod o; ,or-;1; " 'sA
~. AL ~. i,ss ..ms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-09

rs.urrs Of ,s Presidential sa3 Congressional Elections
iaX Yor returns q Stsae LIE ous held IN 1877, ~
fusSnE ALMANAC tos 1853.
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fAtvG-lssn-rt.l

MARK THESE FKNEs. : NiusFy CfconiLvu
We've. Cssp,. 81 81 PEI yGi; Royal Ve.ssss, 81 ~ ssd
A. a5 Bus.is Sc, &C. Ali &C. Penis Table aud PLAao
Covers at extraordinarily .ow prices
disIs ANDERSON, No. 50 Bovery
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-09

A NEW DEMONSTRATING GooDS SgNr ilonR 70
rHE PURcHAsER.-Some days since a young lady,
residing in Blocker street, called al store in Broad
way to make some purchases. After selecting;
quantity of trimmings she Left hsyirg given directions
that the articles should be sent home. few days
passed aud she called again. Tho bill was given her,
when she declined payment, on the ground that the
goods had never been received. The merchautrnsti-
tuted an investigation and obtained solution of
the problem Tie goods had been taken to the house
in Blocker street. as directed, aud delivered to maid
servant who upon being inerogated, stated that rs
she was carrying them up stairs the doOrbelwas again
rung, and she went to answer the call She fouuda
man at the door, who told her that the goods had been
taken there by mistake, and demanded the parcel.
Surprising that all was right she gave it up and no
left.
similar trick has been played a. several places,
and generally with Two individuals attempt
ing it recently in NliAmsburgh, excited the suspicious
of the person delivering the budget who traced them
TO the South seventh street Ferry, and there caused
their arrest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-09

Nrw-YoEK YoUSG MISS CHRIsTI,S A,socA-
1loS.-The Rev. Stephen ii. Tying, ID. d., VII de.
liver lecture before this Association on Monday
ing Nov. II, at the Cooper Institute at O'Clock. on
"The Life and Character Of DR.. Juisou."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-09

TnAsXseyIyG DINNER AT THE FIVE PorSrs Ms
sroy.-The managers and missionaries OF the Five
Points Mission desire to furnish the children connected
with their day and Sabbath-sohool las well az other
destitute ones of the locality with their annual
Thanksgiving dinner; and being greatly encouraged
by the past they call again upon the public most re-
spectfuly soliciting aid and cooperation in making
their ninth annual feast equal, in all respects, to
former Occasions. Donations in money provisions OF
every kind clothing, shoes, &c, will be most thank
fully received by the missionary, Rev A. H. Sanford,
to whom all contributions may be addressed, at No. oil
Park street site of Old Brewery. In atdtioato the
dinner the managers present each child in school with
a book or toy; and they hope most earnestly that
booksellers and dealers in toys viii remember these lit
tie ones, a. formerly. All contributions from hotels
and families not sent 10 the Mission viii be called for,
by the donor leaving word with the missionary. All
knocked food should be sept by Tuesday or Wednes-
day morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-09

GAS-JiS-UNs IATt KES.-h hr.r hsSIF
er be.p;f1i Al s.irs.y designs wiz De f,sna az -
grcs. MaaufsssCsi Dp NJ. 81 BEosi"ay The issae .sr
pied q ne usAa t.rusA AxcHEx, WAisEk Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-09

fAtssr..se rlsU,
THr METALLIC TABLET SrR0P-Inventei bJ
Csc sAUspsss A. D. 1919 This the srosnse srsl~ sss
bea qss,ei f,r producing the keeue Pcsahe edge -
Ca ~ ob@ize. cf hscrscs sad sos uAa1istsf
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-09

EXCISE CosNIssrosERs. -Messrs. IIa.kett and
Holmes met yesterday, and granted a storekeeper ;
license to Messrs. Nelson Anthony, at go, after
which they adjourned TO o'clock this afternoon.