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New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28

TO the Hon. ohm Ii. Haskin-sIK; As the American
candidate fo the IXh Congressional District it is
my purpose speak at Hayerstrsw Hockland County on
THURSDAY EVENING the 18th inst at Mcrrissns on FRI
DAY EVENING, the 18th inst, at Mount Vernon, West.
County 3tth inst If agreeable 10 shall be
hsppy discuss with either all OF these places the
In the approaching election. In the discussion
shall .DdeGvor show that standing do the Cincn'
natl PafoD opposed both the American and Re-
in relation 10 Slavery Extension AID that
YOU are the abhoent doctrine of the Ded Scott
decision. On MONDAY EVENING, the let Of Nosember
will meet you place in the Dis net You will name
Respectfully yours, l.. w. ANDREWS
New RI chele Oct. n. 1853.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28
PORTRAIT No. V.


A wit az diamond bright and keen,
A harp as sweet as reeds
kissed BY some strsyins Eden breeze
Tn Summer rosy meads:
Whose is the wit, and whose the harp,
Prentice, thou kIowest-'hine own;
IL strange, wild beauty, how they sleani
Alone Alone.
'Tis thine 10 wake the sudden smile
Al combinations .trange--
Through the whole human labyrin,hs
Their wonderful, bold range:
Apo thine q thrill the coldcst heart
With Poesy's own fire:
Then proudly wear thy wreath, o King
OF that sweet Tyre
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28
CIR WALTER SCOTS OPINION or 1T.

Bresthcs there with soul sodesd,
Who never hath the LEDGER read,
At evening 20 his freside bandf
Who's. heart hath ne'cr within him burned
As home hi. foostcp. be- hath turned,
Carrying LEDGER in bis hand
If such there be- 60 mark him well;
For him sweetheart'- raptures swel--
For him no wiic's children's smils
VII the weary evening hours besuie.
High though his office, proud his name,
Brisk his business s wish claim,
Despite his Office power and pelf
The block head centered all Ia self
When 10 his breakfast h. comes down.
All Iolling In bis dressing gown
Shall drink cold coffee every morn,
Nor comfort take except "in a horn"
While hi. wife shall o. the newsnsn Hy,
Aud with her own pence the LEDGER bay.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28
PORTRAIT No

Ass dsshinE. rainbow torrent,
See his great Romsnces roll.
Pull of large lpyeL,ion's wonders,
Ful. Of beeuiys glowing soal.
Never falling. always hogi5g:
Never uIiDg, see him march,
With 9 brow brim full Of power,
Under cssiellst.d arch.
How he pants the cheek q Beauty.
How be arm, the sislwsrt Knight .
How his voice sounds ike trumpet,
Always II n. cause Of Rieh,
Cobb in great Romance temple,
Few the names that rival thine
Cooper, Scott end vsti.d b llweE
OILY witt thee IL The shrine
For a ds.hing, raiDbos tJrr-B;
All Thy wondTous novels roll,
Fall Of large Invrntion's wonders,
fLll Of btaGty's glowing soul.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28
The First Grand
NATIONAL HORSE FAIR

NATI0NAL HORSE FAIR
THE UNION ASSOCIATION
IMPROVING THE BREED OF HORSES
THE EcLIPsE COURSE
LsrE CrsrsEvILLEl
LAST DAY
THE FAIR.
THREE GREAT TRIALS OF SPEED
SINGLE Dash OF THE TROTTING sTALLIONs.
AWARD OF THE PREMIUMS.
PROGRAMME OF THE pAY.
AT Ten OCLocK-The Graz Cavacade of all the EaEioi'
ton Horses will be- formed under toe direction Of the
Grand dMarshs..............JOHH RICH, ESQ;
This will te followed by the completion oi the deferred ina
that troted in 25commenced but not competed yes
teIdsy.
b,ion of large teams including the Eight in Hand
AT TWELVE OCLocK-A TRrsL oF SPEED No o'l-hhe
heat harness be., three in five for prize Of $50
Al. Goodwin enters b. 3. George
j.. d. McMaDn enters < b. Gray Fd1y
w. Nodine enter. i. 2. George Washington
ID. Piper enters br = Brown Dick. - a.
Stations wagon aud driver 20 weigh so 10 Two rie
heats, 10 wagon, for prize OF e 800.
Mr.. TsllnsD enerss Jupiter.
alter Smith enters b. s. Columbus.
X. Jones enters b. b. a. Toronto CHIEF
l. s Sammis ch. h. Plov boy
VIM. Wheeler enters . I. Grayhonnd. ~, 50, l. Al,
Ar THREE OCLoCg-A trial of speed mo tS) Tor doube
such the road . De the properly OF
person ripg them Iwone heats TO wagon for the God
Cup Of 800. , a.,
ii r. Jones enteT h. Charlie Fuller, b. b. Bob fiiDsharn
I. @. AyTsg enters b. b. - b. h. jim:
a. Howes enters b. h. Bll, b. m. Lady Ward
j. Tuesdsle enters b. Boston g. m Belle Ci Orieais
b. r. Nhl!ock enters Hawk aud BuIksrd, do ps. black
Mans.
TIE saLn OF sroex c...,.,,o. can b..
0''A"'" "" Wv LOWELL PURDY Presiaea:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28
DART of the NEW-Y ORK LIE d q Z X
PORTRAIT GALLERY.
PORTRAIT No. I

Sos. asa sgmD.er roses dream.
Tha. sliI;srs DER Q classy stream
sweei ss The wind IN thrilling caves
On AGtumn'- melancholy ewes,
Wh.u overhead The sal clouds :Erorf,
], lovely Aiic. Isry's
And o, how sweet the sentiment
In all her ideal srls ndors bl.n',
While Purity own vJice 10 heard
In every silversouudins word,
And Harmony tlroush9u. the whole
Moves all impsEscis.ns soul
Sins OF. Sing on, thou min.;re.-hesEti
OF beauty maize ", too, Iar,i
Still from The LedseI's glorious bower
Charm swe,tly every passing hour;
still skow The world wis; genius sleam.
Along COlunbis's slassy st-e ANS
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28

Re.PIating-As Good as New.
fsmie. having Psed Casters, Cake Baskets Coffee trns
Tea s FORKS Spoons &C. which e silver Is worn Of
lays them TePsed short notice and a. mod rate poe
C 'pyins;o LUCIuS HART, Nes 3sre D B1rints1p
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28

A LARIC: Or, THE TYgANT'> VAULT
N CoBBS NEW sTORY.-s,e tie LEDGER, th'. morn
ius.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28

Lectures I'm BrookIyn-CHAPEL COURsE.-A Course
Of Eight Lectures will be- given AT the
NEW CHAPEL
Corner Of Clinton and Congress sts,
Commencing on . -
Oct %. Rev. THOMAS STARR kIN6-Socrates
Nov l. Rev X. 5. SToRRs, jr, ID. D-siT Waiter Raleigh
Nov. IL. Rev EDWARD L. HALE-The HclospoE or Europe
and Asia ~
Nov. is. THOMAS HICKS, esq, AThe History and Ms
Nov 2S G. w CURTIS, esq-Sir Philip Sydney or the Gen.
temsn.
Dee 2 Rev I. w HIeGXsoX-PhysicalTT Training for Auer
De-, o NM H. Mitchell, esq-Chna and the Ohne"
Dec. 10. Rev. A. d. MAYO Womsn III America -
Tickets for the Course admitting gentleman anu -ady no
singlc Tickets for the Course, 80 =,
Tickets 10 be had O. Manu. Steans Beale No li Fu ton
Y; John C. Bese Nc rs Walls. cor. of Pear, ~ u
w H. Babcock NJ 2o Fulton St. Brookyn H. h Dickias1n
cor aud Henry Brooklyn Single Tickets a. the
door.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28
To the Republican Electors Of the seventh Con
RressiOuaI Districts

To the Republican EIcctOrs OF the SeNenth COns
gressiOuaI Districts
GENTLEMEN: The Republican Central Committee through
their Executive Committee having requested Mr. A. f. Do
10 accept proposition of Mr. GEORGE BRIGGS TO lesye
committee of the settlement Of the question whether
Mr. Dow or Mr. Briggs should withdraw from the in
unite possible the Opposition strength of the District
upon single candidate that gentleman promptly complied with
the request with Mr. Briggs selected tn committee before
both and stated their claims as well a. the
Of the party they severay represented IN
credtsble both each maDfeng earnest desire
the District The Committee having duly considered all
and questions bearing the 70 the
cuson that Mr. Dow should withdraw and that Mr. Bngss
should remain candidate for the Congressional honors OF the
District which decision readily diesced in BY Mr. Dow
gratifying TO the C9mnittee and hey there,
the triumphant election Of the Hon. George Briggs.
CHAS. A. PEABODY, 4
JAMES b. TAYLOR
j. AUSTIN STEVENS. Committee.
ROBT. A. WEST,
JAMES w. RIGGS,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28

The Republican Assembly Convention Of the Mist
WEDNESDAY EVENING. Oct 81 Mr q. l.. WALKER
sc called Chair W. W. PUROY chosen Sccre
,siy when on motion r. O. THOMPSON, esq declared
shmousy nominated Candidate 70 be supported by the
hspobcsps o. the XVIII Assembly District On motion ad
Fred with the Of the candidate.
u. l.. WALkER Chairman.
W. w. PuRDY Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28

Lee Ayenue sabbath school. Boys Meetings every
Thursday night The following eloquent and eminent Diynes
oct. 9s~The Rev RICHARD A. sToRRs u. D.. Of the
Church of the Pilgrims. - .
. Nov. 4-The Rev GEO. W. bEIHuNE, Church on the
Heights
Nov. 1.-THE Rev W. A. BARTLETT Of the Elm place
Congregational Church.
Door open at 81 O'Clock commence III.
free
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28
Twentieth hWard-Anti.L Lee ompton and Free oil

IWtntItth w WHru-Antf.ItCOWptOnH
fer Freeneb.-A OF Republicans Of the
Nth win be held Lsmartine Hail. Sth
d % hist. FRIDAY EVENING, Oct. -, at 4. o'clock.
H. Hon. GEORGE BRIGGS, the Union AntiLecompton
edidGie for the lh Congressional District and other emf
speaker win address the meeting LET this be grand
ly friends Freedom o the NNth Ward All those
present Administration respectfully invited To
s;end good bard will b. in attendance BY order
@the Committee Of Arrangements
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28
Special Notices.

Election Printlng.-BAkER GOODWIN, Tribune
Buildings execute every description Of POLITICAL PRINT
ING-Posters Circulars, Tickets Aca the LOWEST CASH
PRICES.
~ No how small how large the job-everyins
done neatly and quickly, at the lowest cash prices
BAKER & GOODWIN, Printers,
Printing House Square opposite City Hall
Lecture ON NIatrimOny.-PARK BENJAMIN will de-
liver his celebrated lecture MarmOny al the Sx,eent
baptist Church West l6h-s. s,hsv, WEDNESDAY
EVENING, Nov. at O'Clock precisely Ticket. may be
had at Firth Pond Co.'S, No. 5i7 Broadway; b. b. Merrill
No. 2Madenane d. Appleton Co.'S Nos Sit and 3i8 Broad
way; w. Pond Cos No $50 West l8hst aud a. the door
The evening Of the lecture any member OF the Lecture
Committee.
Lectures. Mercantile Library Association. In
consequence of unavoidable detention, BAYARD TYLORS
Moscow beng the first of the conTe 10 postponed
until MONDAY EVENING. Nov |.
Tickets for the S2 for Lady aud Gentleman 30
single admission, so cents
Familiar Lectures on History and Geograhy WI vii
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28

Afau Adjourned Meeting OF the THIRD WARD Ri
PI-BLICAN ASSOCIATION held "Wednesday Evening,
Oct a. following resolutions uEsIonsy aloIied aLd
ordered published: -
Campbell LeuteLsnt Governor Hiram Gardner for Cana
re,ospz. as 6rm ard tried friends Of the Republican and
as ,uch we pledge ourselves fully sustain them in the coming
election.
Resore5 That hail with satisfaction the nominations
m BY and Republican Conventions for the fol!
lowing City and County Oficers, viz William h Alberson
Sheriff; William s. Dawson for County Clerk Thomas lie
for Supervisors Benjamin w Bonney for Justice of the suPe
ror Court: Rufus T.. Andrews for District Attorney; James
sbofeo Cherries Riddle Samuel Hall aud NJ A Van Lett for
Coroners; and George L. GaTlck for Assembly
ResoIred That candidate, Mr.. ANDREw BLEAKLEY
for Third Congressional District recognise firm and
unfuchpg whose whole life has been devoted
10 The srs principles Repubcsnism and through ndom
table Perseverance bis part has been instrumental making
il the giant party Of the present day and 20 such we
pledge ourselves all honorable TO secure Ms eiec
ton H. :. GOULD President.
JoHs NJ. CosTA, Secretary.
ciaton the Eighth Ward a. their Headquarters No lSo
Spring the following resolutions adopted unanimously
Reored Tina; County and Assembly tickets meet
with on decided approval
Reoed That will by and give cheerful support
the nomination Of Andrew Bskey by the Republican Con-
,eution Of The lid Congressional District.
Res0rd That in Mr. Bleakey recognize one oi our most
Republicans born in midst he has with untrns
advocated r. publican and principles AMI that
pledge ourselves give him hearty and cheerful support
That pledge friends Of the First Second,
Fifth Wards give such account Of
will show that we are in earnest WIN. PALMER,
WIN. A. PATERSON Secy. Chalrfnan
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28

NEW-ENGLAND's CHATTELS; Or, LIPE
~ IN TIE NORTHERN Poos HOUSE. i2no., illustrated.
Price 4 p. - ,.
nost interesting and powerfully written story revssnS
the .aerus, ana nssec. Of poor who have 10
Thanksgiving dinners. ~ ,u 40 Oh,
The facts revealed here swfnL" IN I. oosefFer.
fnes Rr.w,,er ESQ Of New Haven, found two st
, Ain .. Who were II the Church d which he
belonged" ,,,,--,, ln.'""f'
ICbarles.os Is. c. Mercury.
pbl,.bed by III. DAYTON, No. I1 Nssssn 81, ~ y.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28
THE WsBOYs' SHOUT.

o. hesrd tie shouts Of the newsboys this morning.
As they rose Oh the air hearty and bold
While the old and the young together sfniDs,
10 the Offices where the lsst LEDGER is sold
o. s,ea. is the rush to the Newspaper sellers!
And oud is the chink OF the pennies that fall
Into their TILL Jolly good f-lo~.'
The LsDcERs hand out at their customers' call.
And why is this Tushl and why is this bustle'
And why do the ladies' thus mix in the strife
They sure would lightly thus struggle and tustle-
To danger exposing their crinolne and life!
The reason 10 this that CoBs's great NV STORY
Thi. morning appears ia the LEDGEs-jas.ou out;
And for this do the fair. the young aud the hosry
Thu. reckles.ly minse amidst the wild rout.
This tory Of coss's Is Of Land and Of Oc.,n,
With may the mind VI fatigue be begrsd
f. every heart must the strongest emotion
Be- raised by its scenes Of adventure 70 wild
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28

A LARIC Or. The TYRANrs NhLr.-
IA COBB's NEW sToRY-See The LEDGER in'' morn
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28

Familiar Lectures History and GeOgrahy will
be dciyeTed every TUESDAY and THURSDAY AfEAR-
MOONS from to 4 O'Clock, by JOHN MACMuLLEN, IN,
al his Rooms, No. go Broadway (entrance in Sthst)
Tickets rs cent be had CROWENS at the DOOR
EACH Haftickets aso for sale
Five tickets for 81 To commence TUESDAY, Nov 1850
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28

A LARIC Or, The TYRANT's VAULT.-
IA COBBs NEW STORY-see the LEDGER, thi. morn.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28

A LARIC Or, The TYRANT'> VAULT
IA COBBS NEW sTORY.-See the LEDGER, this morn.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28

nseeklynThe Fourth Ward Republican Association, and
hose IN favor Of atying the nomn' lion of Gen H. b.
hiEA for the lid iird) Assembly district, viii meet al
ryr ~ 10 xssns ,nex door To Gothic Hs THIS Ihursdsy
,,S w i". OF TOE Ashland Club In Joslemonst and unite
Rou a, proceed in body 10 the Nth Ward Republican
~ y Atlantic St, HOyt.
- ''osr CT the Committee
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28

Union Meeting Of Independent; Voters OF u. ~, tn M
ssona District confirm the domination oi n ~, ~
CURDY ana 20 take 20 secure ns e,.t'n, 70
held the Cooper Insii,g;e FRIDAY ENENNO OS' ~ "
O'Clock.
Third Congressional District. >.o,,r
REGULAR RFPUBLICAN ANIlLtCOMfION NOAi'
NATION.
Isl Id lid, Nth and WIRE "ads
For COngrtrs:
ANDREW BlEAKLFY.
Eighth Congressional District.
REPUBLICAN NOMINATION.
For Congress-
JAMES FAfRMAN
XIVth Assembly Distrfct
REPUBiIcAN NOMINATION,
GEORGE OPDfkE.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28
HrAporfnqsssS,s rffins sS,sasyess,ennl District.

HfADorh RTr y engressienal District.
SRANDST
for Conareu.
GILBERT C Dv iNp
The i.crds o' the Hon. GiLBERT a. NJ .>,, ,.
favor o The speedy admission Of KAnsS so :" 'Io
car Labor aud opposed the pr.seu, ] lection 70 amer
d the Lecompon fraud invited TO s,,.ng AainsIS1h 1
r0ms viii be open day aud evening uu,i .s above Inc
Iuesay ne1 BY order, EXECUTIVE coW,IT1stiSSp .1stiSp on
Ninth Assembly Dtstrict-Sixte~p,b w.
For SssenAy, ""ra'
CHARLES 5. SPENCER
Al ReggIr Meeting Of the American Council of a. W.,
Nsrd held Oct. $, 1885, CHARLES = SPRNC IN e vita
Assembly ''ah party for
keo,sd, That ibe shove be- pubshsd in the daily p.rs
<fotI d the Ward Committee. f~i''s' 0y
0kO y. BROWN. JOSEPH HIJNpUprvo
THOs. hCTAGGART DAVID MAY i''
ADRIAN GRAFT, JE. JOHN H. PULLS
LYMAN y. JONES DR LOMIS
l. W. HOuGHTON COMMITTEE
rvo GEORGE T. BROWN. Chairman
Eighth Congressional District,
i2Ss, 18Th, isb, 2ls,, and 22d Wards
For Coasysa.
HOkACE y. CLARK
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28

A LARIC Or, TIE TYRANT's VAULT
IA COBBs NEW STORY.-See the LEDGER this
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28

A ALARIC Or The TYRANT's VAULT
IA COBB'5 NEW sTORY.-see the LEDGER, this
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28

4 LARIC Or. TIE TyRANT's VAULT
"A C0BBS NEW ST0RY.--See the LEDGER this morn
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28

! 4 LARIC Or, The TYRANT's NNLT-
| "A CO3Bs NEW STORY-soe the LEDGER thi. morn.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28

A LARIC; Or, THE TYR,NT'> NN IL
"A COBB's NEW sTORY.-See the LEDGEh' ils morn
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28

4 LARIC; Or, THE TYRANTs VAULT
IA CoBBS NEW Sr0RY.See the LEDGER this morn.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28

Uackuien,s Protective A.sociation.-Ths Associa.
ton VIII meet on THURSDAY EVENING. OF. %, a, s
o'clock at No II Mercers Punctua attendance requested,
. busies of mpoTtarce viii b. brought before the meeting
A. G. GRIFFIN, President.
WM KERRIS0N, Vice President.
l. BENNYTI. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28

4 LARIC: Or, THE TyRANT's NNLr.-
N COBBs NEW STORY.-See the LEDGER, ;h. morn
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28

ALARIC: Or, TIE TyRANT's VAULT.-
n CoBB's NEW SrORY.-see the LEDGER, thi. morn
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28

Eleventh Ward-1he Republican Electors and all other
ofIo.d =, the OF James Buchanan and his tool
John Cochrane who trying 20 establish Slavery In our
Territories the exclusion Of Free white men are requested
NEE. In mass al Union Market Station House
Sn THURSDAY EVENING Oct 2s, st u o'clock 70 Iatity
State Congressional and County Nominations Eninen
Hesk.rs will be In atenda'e TO address the meetOg.
By order OF the Executive Committee,
WM GRAY. Chairman.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28

ALARIC Or, THE TyRAST's NArLr.-
N COBBs NEW sTORY-See the LEDGER, this morn
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28

A LARlC; Or, THE TYRANT's VAULT.
"A COBB'S NEW SToRY.-ses the LIZ DGER, this
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28

4 LARIC Or. The TyRANT's NMLr-
N CoBB's NEW sToRY.-see the LEDGER this noTG'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28

A LARIC Or, THE TYRANT's VtULT.-
N COBBs NEW sTORY.-See the LEDGER this nioru-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28

4 LARlC; Or, TIE TyRANT'S VAuLT.-
"A COBB'S NEW sTORY.-See the LEDGER, th. morn.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28

4 LARIC: Or, The TyR,NT's VAULT
"A COBB'S NEW SrORY.-See the LEDGER, this morn
ing.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28
Eiahth Mard RcpubIIcan Arsociation.-l

Tenth Ward An,i-Lecompton Mass Meeting.-
meeting ell opposed to the corrupt Democracy and in favor
Of Reform all brsnoh. of City Government will be held
Of Runk Hotel, No. "a GTand-st on FRIDAY EVENING,
Oct ~ OF O'Clock The citizens of the Ward cordially u
yed attend The following sPeeses se invited to address
be meeting:
CHAUkCkY SHAFPER esq, CHAS. A. DANA, esq,
CHAS :. SPENCER esqr JOEL W MASON, esd,
". J. A. FULLER, esq,, CORNELS. COHsON, esq
STUART l.. WOODFORD esq.
By order OF the Committee of ATangemenis
II. 8. SMITH,
EDWARD A. FRASER,
JOHN H. HULL.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28

| 4 LARIC Or THE TyRANT's VAULT
"A COBBS NEW STORY-See the LEDGER, this morn.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28

A LARIC: Or, The TyRANTs VAULT
n CoBBs NEW SrORl.-See the LEDGER thl. morn.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28

4 LARIC Or, THE TyRANT's VAULT
"A COBBS NEW sT0RY.-See the LEDGER this morn
iLs
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28

4 LARlC; Or, The TNRANr> VAIL
"A CoBB'S NEW SToRY.-see the LEDGER 'H' NOR
ina
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28

ALARIC; Or, The TyRANr'S NAULr.-
"A CoBBS NEW sT0RY.-See the LEDGER, this moEu
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28

ut This ENFNING at Il o'clock at Lar. Hall 18th
u. and sth-Av and every evening until s,ection
A Ratification Meeting wiz oe held on FRIDAY EVENING.
SAMUEL SINCLAIR, President.
w. w.. STtssT; sTrsss, Secretaries.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28

ALARIC: Or, The TYRANr's NMLr.-
N CoBBS NEW sTORY.-Sec the LEDGER ;his nioIr'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28

4 LARlC; Or, THE TyR,NT's NMLT.-
~ CoBBs NEW STORY.--sec the LEDGER, this morn.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28

ALARIC: Or, The TYRANr's NMLr-
N CoBBS NEW srORY.-see the LEDGER th.' morn
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28

LARIC: Or. The TiRANT's NMLr.-
IA CoBB'S NEW SToRY-see the LhDGEh' ms morn
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28

A LARlC; Or The TYRANr'> VAULT
N CoBB's NEW sToRY.-Sce the LEDGER ihi' morn
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28

4 LARIC; Or, TIE TyRANT's NAULT.-
~ CUBB'S NEW sTORY.-see the LEDGER, this
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28

1ranu hhIs, .tIIHE Hnu ,l n" NJ "a
Wllth Wards in honor Of the nomination OF ROBERT H.
McCI'RDY as Member Of Congress, 20 be held FRIDAY
ct 20 q, o'clock the Cooper institute The friends
the good III assemble at Nos l85 and 1877 2dst 81
o'clock ?. N.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
Dr. BRUENINGHAUSEN, PET COOK,
Dr. NAFGELI, DIR. HEUEL,
J. MUELLER, T.. GOETHE,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28

ALARIC: OR. The TyRANT'S VAULT
~ CoBBs NEW sToRY.-see the LEDGER THIS morn
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28

ALARIC; Or. THE TyRANT's VAULT
N COBB's NEW sToRI.-See tie LEDGER tAis morn
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28

4 LARIC; Or, THE TYRANT's VAULT
N COBBs NEW sToRY-see the LEDGER, this morn.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-15
A R A R e c H IN G e
Ia Fob
FFa6C d 9'OaOerS,
- AT The
SYRACUSE NURs ERIES.

Having lot of leased land to clear of this Spring. we
will sell frees now slalding thsreon, as follows;
APPLE TREES -Four years old, to feet high, con
ssting chiefly Of Baldwin, Benon, Golden Russe,
enstein Melon, Northern spy, Pomme Girls Red Astracan
GreeniDg, and Sweet Bough-at 81 per doz 81 for
90 Sl2 per l00
standard AND DWARF PEAR TREEs-From 2
to years old, fine Trees 81 Oper dozen SIG So
$50 per 100 varieties all good. Also,
PEAR TREES OF BEABING AGE (DwARF)-Beure
Bacheller b. d'Amalis, B. d'Anjou, bel B. Giard
B. Goubault, B. Kossuth, B. superfne, Des Nonnes
Doysnne a Etc D. Goubsult, D. Robin, Duchess d'Angou.
tme Flemish Beauty, Henry FOURTH Jdlouse de Foute
nay St. Michael Archangel, UTbsntte Van Mons. L. L.
Cerc, Vicar Of WINFIELD, White Doyenne Price 81
each
cdERRY TREES -standards,5 to feet high; Dwarfs
low branched and handsomeabout 30 varieties, years
old-a s. % per dozen, IS for 60, Sl4 per 100
PEACH rREEs.-Many of the oest kinds-bl 90 per
per dozen, $40 per 100
EVERGREEN TREES-From to feet high, chiefly
Norway and American Spruce, Balssms, Red and hite
Cedar and Hemock-very beautiful and very cheap.
HEDGE PLANTS Usage Orange 81 50, Honey Locust
S., frige $40 per $1,000.
ksPNRAGUS-stroug i year old roots, SOC per I00
So per 1000.
Besides lhese articles at the compulsory prices ind-
caed we have the usual extensive assortment Nursery
productions, az very low rates, among which are
kAsPBERRIks.--The Antwerps, Giant Fastold,
FIsnsona, kNers Monthly, SOC per dozen 81 50 per
lVO cushing, "a great and continuous bearer) Wilder,
aud Orange, 81 90 per dozen, So Der 100
euo.sbEkhlEs -Hough,on's Seeding, 81 so per
GRAPES. -Rehecca, So; Delaware, "a, Concord 81;
Diara, blj Northern Muscaaiue, SOC. The first two,
win the hid or fourth, for s5j the whole for &c. free
Of packing charge.
ROSES, DAHlIAs, AND PG0NIEs-One Of the
richest collections in America, OF either.
N. b. -Our faeabie plapts of the Augusta Rose hi
Finest Of N0stttos and best OF Amt rcan geeiingsde
cried on 10 the Catalogues Of tWo three immgr Mt
karserymtnare very numerous aud beautiful. Budded
pa Is and strong layers, $l Plants on their roots
81 90 n, Call for a circular.
For scripons and prices Of our articles generally,
we refer the inquirer 70 Catalogues, which viii
be forwarded on receipt of stamp for each.
ThORP. SMITH; q HANoHETr.
Syracuse, March IL, 1858. deod&W6W