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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-29
R,cH CARpErINos.-PErERsoS & Hum

Rich CARPETINGs.-PErE q HUM
PHREy S7e Broadway, corner Of Whitea. have Jns 70
ceived fom Europe per P4tck Henry Q1ssn
of the West ara M0Blezuma and have Ia sofs hsr
spring style OF and elegant Carpets, from No ess-
braed fActoTel Of Grossly sons and rard0s hoo
Brussels Carpetng, sc. ke, styles entirely new hs1ng
rad particular attention 10 tbs selection u our goods, ~
are prepared 10 display pets, Tho srzesi aoe
decidedly the beat offered 10 M cy1nys AlsD
a large stock OF English OH Cloths, new designs And nor.
cuRhly seasoned, which arc Offered viii al oteof efcs
Goods A. the lowest possible market prices ml4 So
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-29

FRENCH SILVER BORDERED CARDS FOR
WFpprNcs-The attention Of the elite OF New DIRK is In
yted 10 this beautiful style Of Cards being highly polished
on both sides with rch Silver Border They are parcu
printed in Gold form article which, for richness and
beauty uneQuslled. Specimens engraved In Egyptian
old English German Text Antique &c. may be seen 81
the subscribers Also splendid Wedding Envelopes.
EVERDELL SOP Broadway, corner Dusne-st.
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IT For Advertising in Southern and

Western Newspapers for the Trade now is the season
The Agent B. Palmer furnishes for selection list OF all
the cities and towns OF the whole country, terms OF adver-
tisiHg &c Advertisers select just such parts OF the
country and Just such papers, best suited TO the fur
me- ance Of their respective business pursuits at the Agen
ey OF " B. PALMER who 10 specially appointed by the
propretos Of the best papers OF all the States aud subor
lied 10 give receipts for advertisements and subscriptions
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e. STRANeERs AND CITIZENS are in
y,,sd 10 Wait GEORGE w. TUTTLEs Enroyigta ..
fancy Goods. ssS Broadway, where nay - sssa " sa
less variety every deserpgor Of Engsh Ffsech Usfmsa
and Chinese Fancy Wave. ~ ms most fsasOn@se p<s
Wkoesae ard retail New and bssanfzi fDtfs ~ sssfr
arSva from Europe. VisltOfs are always ss,ests.
rnQs eod
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= Derangement Of the Liver and So

n arrangement OF the Liver anu $40
mach produces debility frenlness besdsche depression
OF spiIs sslowness OF The complexion huerlng a. ne
heat and boat Ofils To all thus ahlGeo we 1aslso
then ~ use DIR HooFLANDs celebrated German Btters,
prepared by DR. c. M Jackson They are worthy the al
tenou ofnvsids possessing great power 10 the rechca
lion on dsease OF the Liver lesser glands exercising
The most searching powers Ia weakness and affections OF
the digestive ogars They are, wiiha sse certsi1 anu
peA,snt The genuine hss the wTiea signature OF C. m
jackson upon every Wrapper sDd blown Ia every boue
Agents 10 this city, A D. Sands. 100 Fu'tonsl, ana u
"a Ring 81 Broadway. The advertisement. contdulng
particulars nav be found in another part Of this paper 10
which he attention OF iuvalids IL ihvlte1
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W al win kDov him, his name IL a .gascl-,,
essfseiss. tbst BE- vii not Knowingly tel you a,
50 amer n'sS % sntypfb, or cal1Biniste any az.
clsi 81 Nb"m be- kbDws nothing. Lilac m,s,
o'bsf goo pDlitcsi scoto nists and good citiz-ss
10 viahf' " sec aecaracy and faishfsl perform
sLoe u duty.
But, Cir N your Reply" mus. sxeeo, 1,
toto. ItE tone aLd manner are too csyahrrlv a.
we're iOr our Republican notions Why imee.rI
OrrespOndcnts motives whose evident a.
seems 10 be Dro b0nO pabi,oo. Oporob-ioos al
thels prove nothing bat the bad temper OF the -.
terer. The Judge on the Bench. 10 dealing wild
the vilett criminals, 10 forbidden 10 use tox,rs
them the "opDno6yfa tey6a." Editors would A
wellto take Lesson from this. ~ they have Il 4,
their power TO deal twenty blows for one Of th.i,
correspondent's. Beside, why opbrsid man vbo
honestly volunteers useful information that Goa.
Germs the whole community and nation Ba,in
making these remarks, Mr.. Editor. / would NOT
willingly offend any one, any more than Iwoaldh a
deemed RECKLESS, ignorant, impvdent and bun.
derlpR, but IN al cslm1es and csndor, 40 speas.
ing the words Of truth and aoberoess From
what have heard In various quarters, am led 70
believe the Census Is but very imperfectIy tsksn
ct least in this City and il Is not likely that on,
in ten Thousand Of those omitted will ever TAXA
the trouble of writing TO head quarters 20 hsys
the errors ard omissions corrected as YOU aug
eest; 80 that we must finally swallow the otsicisl
document with all it's imperfections, and receive
il for truth with all its errors know no. a ain.
gle Marshal from Adam who had 10 do with IL
and therefore attack no one personally, and that
you DO not Justly accuse me OF being either a
"cowMd" or "calumnistor," | subscribe nv.
self. very respectfully and openly-pot behind q
mask-but directly opposite the Protestant Re
formed Dutch Church. lao William st.
Your obedient humble servant.
R. LAIDLAW
Remarks.
If Truth knows or suspects that mis-
takes or omissions have occurred in taking
the Census of bis Ward, why should he
not say so in letter to the Census Bureau,
giving his name and residence az guaran-
tees of his sincerity! Why attack the T.
deity and integrity of public Officers
anonymously! Why not go at once to
headquarters with his complaint! Once
for all, we exhort ecery head of family
who believes that his dwelling was over
looked in taking the Census to write at once
to " Joseph G. C. Kennedy, Census Bureau,
Washington, D. c." stating the name Of
his street, the number of his house, the
names of his family, the age Of each, and
their places of birth respectively. That
will be doing the work right; but indefinite,
anonymous suspicious are wholly unjustii-
able. Ed. Ifib.
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First RcSoLre !:
Secoad Reselrc :

kSrs- Mossrs Raa~lc, ssAptsr. sandy. ils-ne'oe,
frrhrsr ols conafi Ty}rs fslnn. fslchd. ersrier,
,tte o, HAYES Iat snsn 81 lcdeTs0u JA.eeslf t.5n.,
keerp RAM. kf,&es. isrcr Ns-ck. Mayo, Asraa, Ne
Ca N.kss 6sys. rtuNe Pew. Prea. REmage, hvharn,
rsser. Nsr Neshes. Williams. WtIgkNsas. fsisas ef
Mcssi Az SYrAkEK-u
NessaMcssas AleNsa1er 6S1asff, AsseAsvA sarneit,
Hasl1sN CAR. t,asf7se. Coca. Nsssess Ocst Morn
revefy, - FtrSA NsF,Sr. W ~ oofA TNssna Fork
~. n4s~ - s1so~ ~ Wave. l4fs ssS Gsu---t.
fASxt-2A wkss ia Rsassa J 4 Isecas q isslass ,
q sse~ sel'sss O. s~att e.r,l
Nees- wAis, ia ksaas) ~ Lssss On bAsl H.
ttes SsJasss q.
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DE. TAYL1n's BALsAM or LiyEhw0hr'
la wesSssfsi discovery n hsSifips e. ~ hs1s s,..
ss sfis.fs1 \, sstsgs ffas pss ssfs1s Yesterday 1917
81 sls uss 4,st3<s ~ NJ usesSs who YES 49,
ems sssfs mas sgtefsnfg 10 fhs las slsFs ~ ts'HF
-. -, ~ ssssAsf - 81 ssassJiAs H. ksv slse.@s
sssfsyase sssss n n H. WIZ ssi9 ut ~ ssess s',
y sgys sNs sfsf ssaqtsf ISIS M 1890 ~, -
s,s ,ss I, yisF wesssSs " - SE.sfy tbs MI stss
- sxs hsys s,.y t,sf fesssssd ~ sysyz FT' y -
g., "A LgE6S . nl/Atb. ~ Neaes-is.@ VS.
HAYS re- FsA%k a Efs<,tsys
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ur A rush for Carpets at this Sc ason OF

the years. lot occurrence bat sueh 10 hs case
n The celebrated Cheapest Carpet Establishment Ia tne
United States HIRAM ANDREWS, - Sowery. The La
dies are determined TO secure The new patterns IN time
Eight spacous show stocked with beauuRl ROois
Al low prices Ingrap Carpets Ia Ga 10 %; r0g 0s Spy
Carpets 81 peryad ssr Carpets ls 6d 10 g. ke Those
In should CALI and save money on oeaaaia
Garnet. Rug Oh,
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VERY ACCOMMODATING. - There are
many persons who would ike TO zee good moral Drsms
and vet will stay out after dark for the pur
pose MadelsDe be- produced this afternoon on that
account 81 BARNUM's MUSEUM Mr.. Rice, the most ex
ccistingy comic OF all performers. appears this evening
for the VeTV Last time.
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KNox's Spine STYLE OF HATs.-Th

KNox's SPRING STYLE OF HATs.-The
reputation acquired for The Knox Hats" within the past
few years surpassed by that Of any other manufac
Fer The United ssies IL has been the study Of the ad
yeser by the selection OF the best materials and the
ployment Of none but capable oIkmen 10 attain the pos
ion he occupies, and II 10 matter OF congraulaon
with him. that among his customers all classes Of
citizens, the gentleman Of elegant LEISURE the proies
slonal. and the mechanic.
ThOse about selecting bat for the present should
call examine his extensive aud elegant
which he selling twenty per cent less than the
same quality Of article be obtsneG for sny OF the
Broadway Establishments. KNOX, l2S FuIon-st
rn2 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-29

In THE HANDS OF THE PUBLIC.-The
announcement which has been accorded to GOLD
SMITHS Cheap Glasses in PenmanShip at 289 Broadway
Thai be has determined keep open long that
shall LAST The time Of their termination
or whether they shall not be indefinitely connued-rests
therefore with The Public.
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ETr TMe ArlAs, that elective exponent
~ Vtcia aeiif SDensS ana CNstem House niqNlW viii,
a. eeFaw TEEN with iaerest The expressions VI MAN
well nVaa she ingoRes viii No developed Tho Ola Cob
oN NsNs chapter ~ Reimbursement viii be unusually
im pofarI The continuation ~ ho aamlfaha original tale
% lhe Fosus, Maids" The Editorials quaint and
erspAic upeA The events " the day. Chapter upon
Sps.lhs b,nrse which will embrace Imp ,flanl
treiqrr Ia The II those veterans OF tho press NJ
NosA ltsae tl aud Skinner viii al oonspirc 10 ron
der tonoTrcws Auss paper worthy Of public aiicn1iou
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-29

II Tho attention n Ns6kssiss s1s
worslpSnsp Is esl,s4 " "a ssts II ~ ~ se,s<sy s
ara seventy fSsssk sts s-svs<s ~. ~ s<s - y.
AosbAy al sesflss. - r. - J5stov sssSefy Sc ~
per csui - nst aesises pss - s"n@ - ssyss
SO can occurs lot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-29

HDTcBIyOg' VEGETABLE DYSPEPSIA
BtTrxRs-Fbs syspspsss aio1i now is tho most preya
srt plant We hear o. snf o0ti psops s"sm cpn'n'
70 crumbs about A. instead ~ sdDpunK sons tDSen' ~
fh~v you'd ne fstbsdy thst heads ms Dot.s ~
Would co themselves bsnsh', and fshsys ush Hl'sss
nom he necessity N HsissisE dsilT " sf eeislyRns
complaints 1hs hitsrs fof sails vhSsslS ana 'S'-
Al "a FeDHH
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IN NlssesANgs Ann egHEgs,-All PEI
- II gAsNasaK ss g. sawelnas ksa eiaaU
Nj .,sss ~ Sse Caves s~As H,A Ne AsA1 AVA .NlsAA
~ ~ sits sea ~ Ne s.Ae "As eAtesas. ~ t"sNese.
t ~ :, ~ ~ exaake lhs eiNpeiu Neaeavlln haseA
i..Ea esssa 50 ssse Nv Ne .aesaalsea, u aNsss ~
81 kseH sklllN sNAeA lis ~ iaha yAtlNs 10 sl~a
es "a H. "A asgxs sssk, wilta aaasl " lle ~ lha
sSass osoye tasaRe, eaa ra5 lAles nSa NAaae hllts
faesteg The advantages VI ,ha Haesi ra.hlsf sea
seA view VI 80 eeaaA Aieese MAny "hsis efsed
NeasVi ff wsls aad slhe' particulars. Apply a. ~
Nsarna o. " Y. " HfRaNa
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SUNDAY CouRlER.-To-meuow's issue
viii eenssln extraordinary amount ot choice reading
matter consis,ing Of Oneinal Romsnees Sketches, Hue
rs,ious Songs Criticisms, News Extracts from New
Beoks Nc. For sao everywhere price three cents per
CORY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-29

~ ELEGANT SPRING MANTILLAs have
been introduced by HITCHCOCK LEADBEArER, who have
become fsvore CATERERS " COOKS TO me ladies' OF New
YORK Their stock of silks Shawls De LANES. printed
Jscones and Lswns Cseoes BaregeS, &c &C. IL one OF
the largest and best In the city while confessed iha
way cor. Leonardst 10 always crowded with eosomers
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Nenst NAps,~-w, Z, Dawn, (saeees-
~ ~ Assessl w Nsqs~sy, eeaf casAeAA " tsAweA
sSa, Asas4tA .lSssS sSe~Ate "a efftAs 49, - eV
ss,sees. kt.ss ,1eeSs es~fs cav fA>NssAf yA tf
aSSsssl sSa ssa "a .ssse u BE sesA AZ sAeet 70 s1s
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DIR. II. K. Roor-A few days since

DR.. II. X. RooT-A few days since
we had The pleasure OF cAbg pom this dsnE ushed ply
FieiAn We we're shown bis Lung Barometer, cunouSy
conEsrBcted instrument for The purpose OF teAng Tue
sepeh and volume OF the lungs By this Instrument the
DR. IL enabled TO ascertain remarkable nicely, me pre-
ise condition OF these important Ogans as well as lhoae
living 10 Immediate conuguiy. The INSTRUMENT iseii
most exquisite piece OF workmaushipbeng ornameated
with Of pearl Of various sues ad IN grouno
Of black . -, ,. 100000
many visits from the afflicted OF our city we Deheve nun
H. h well educated and scieuthc physician, and man of
much originality IN his profession He has performed many
kabe cures IN various parts OF New England MS
eTanfrstiOns of those who siyse with him are always
careful AID minute bstOk6upg he good physician ana
The though fnl man - -, 81.
eknvss which tho Dr. bas shIed and cured, ana when "a
many cases had been ght beyOnd remedy is skl 10
macy cases 10 certainly surpdsinR 49,. ,
All vhocAl Oh Dr. r. VIII be received with courtesy
abortion and heir complaints properly and Thoroughly
considered - Boston Daily Bee ... f..
DR. n X RooT, tbs great PulmOpic ana BLOOD Doc'O J"
Al Tia offes 5iZ Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-29

A Caap-- -tseN,N has a. laak been IN the
sss II ,ass " ~ Ftee9s ssa sAe Yssle se~s -
eAssssss sQsas Il ~ eEoss zeal wAea ~ ess Ma4e
va ~ S>sss1ess Nstss.at Improvement "a ~ ts
ssaes ~ 8gss IVA . iectgo sitpelss~ ~ ~
80 wlsa, xAs IA eSaa ne cave gA@ssA - 1855.
s@sseA <s4 - seee~l - ,ee fNsiis ssse - = SS7S
pa @e Via eass st~NS sae sesgsss, - 49,, $40,
"a Va sscA h3s slsSS esae - tAsfeesAs ~ -'s -
~se> ~ expe<issee kIaiSAas ~ frs,,1 -. $3.50 -
a.iR A<sa ssytaS tAst - pepAs VINE ~ 80, 80,
assSV s>.l - sksN es>steee ~ ~ 80 s 1870.
- =. ~ "a A.ys .ssNs efeeeeA VIA sh.t~ sue
- - sssAe>tS 81 sresAw eRsatise ~ fsals
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al T.srY HAr.--RAFrERrr & AEAsk,

ssx cAsssE saa fosfl e. hss ses Up the uoss popular
sxls ~ AAr extxat- Ia ~ roshcd hiehU hnShod ana
sr~esil b. he sset - &s 0aoysnt eed dgnined az.
r~zrSser he ySang gives an ar Of dignity end
rnasasess These excellent ana beautiful HATS are ala
Saxsts IN srosd~sy BY he gentlemen Of fasaoa. for no
iovrf % f<shica Will 70 wtthoct one OF RAFFERTY, x
IkasSx hsnrfsly tnshed hArs corner OF chslhsm aud
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-29

TEAs.-New fresh Teas, 3s.; Green and
Black extra fine, As Best crushed Sugar So lbs; New
Orleans S. Moasses 2s per gallon. Winter Oh, Is Sd.
per gallon Best Mold Candles loo per ID Bakers But
Ter ice; Table Butter Is Id to Is I'd at PARKERs Tenn
peTance Store, ga BroOmest- IL Egfs for Is.
w FownEms a. WELLS, Psychologists
and Puhl,bers Clinton Hail. ISL assaust the Park
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-29

~ Ia, Ts4FFsv's EaSsthsys Berry
o.. sss ..e8 rs snNs-,.s - ~ - s~.rG7 srss
~, ,ss11s &. F-f8c-s svre>gt ikrsr fr~rs' 9es1
49, p>s, s1et>>-s s.+.--.. .s.ssTcys, tsssf y fft
"a ,ss.ss.s - %tSysA.- s-8 seerrt-s
sss +,~i5- ~StssV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-29

MEALIo's STYLE OF HAIRS FOR SPRING
lSSA great fss has hsep made by the hslers with re-
ra 10 he protection Snd decoration zach gentleman s1sl
49, aurisx ne Sprrg for his head kEALI0, ale Brood
wsy sss psressd the hsndsomesl and cheapest style Of
Hsi 10 be q en ths Go and zee for yourselL
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A CARp.-MRs. BEMAN begs leave 7

A CARD.-MRs. BEMAN begs leave re-
spectfpy to announce her friends and the public geoe
ally that she sod out Der Jesse and entire stock Of
goods Astor House 10 the present occupant reservng
howeyer 10 herself or TO her representative the privilege
o, remaining there uu first Of May and receiving such
orders for Shirts Collars, Dressing Gowns &C. as her
amer the hrs OF May her entire shirt busaess win be
moved 20 80 CHAMBERS st, opposite the Park and near
stewart's where she will always he found.
~ Be paicalsr TO Inquire for Mrs BEMAS, II you wish
herf ma IL your shiFle.
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PAtsFrt CesNs BpNloSS HSp bAb
N4ns,tt b. fsfr tFfsks heS ~ sAsys4 gs.ss go
sss. ss -, $50 n yesersNs - 49, $500 - n
PCS sAshss y 'sSys - .ssss tstsisi :'gtf - ~
sslt ~ ~ iAs4 sysssfs s.rsst 1880 ~ f.s.l.s7
Sssss ~ e...s 90, Sstss "A HSY~cr y - y "
fss !. fses.<f. S4ts e.s>fs stssHt.s s'rsHses =
ssl,1 $50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-29
" No GENTLEMAN APPEARs TO AD-

VANTAGE under al MLfuing Hat! Hat may rest easy
upor the bead and SUI the features win not be agreeaby
and properly dispayed Tue true artist understands this
and hsnce great In EsPENsHEIDs SUCCESS His
IS 50 Hal superior all the ~ Hats In the city, are sd
used with such due regard 10 the different physiological
and facial development VI individuals 10 impsrt dign
" and grace Ia all instances This 10 9 consideration
which sw but the tue Gentleman appreciate. Call at 7
Nasssu- o. ard be convinced
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-29

EF MYSTERIOUS KNOCKINGs.-
Queer rata tats"
Make the mice and the rats.
For this kind ofknocks,
LyOna Pis-one small box
Are more sure than " ciairvoyance"
To stop lhe annoyance,
While his Magnetic Powder, put up In CANISTER,
Those insects will kil' thst bv nj ht keep man-sstr
,nS6 az E. LYONS Depot 40 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-29

SPRING FASHION, 165l.-MoNARQUE, of
rs Bowery, calls the attention OF his customers and the
public the style Of Hats which for besuy OF finish
and mslerlai, will vie with any offered In msrEeL
u29 ltBNk6IsEt J. III. MONARQUE, rs Bowery
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-29

S7s BkoApwAr. - Loekheart at the
srs..x D.. save !, selns Asss ALLY twenty PER Geo,
- $50 - We la ne cay hts sgeek Il Al now ssd
~s.,,. "a ~ sgysek syes. Pate has r's1e 70 or
a. Wsssssas ~ rSgsk Ceanty merchants VIII 90
49,
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Ew Dt, FsiSssTs YssstAsAE k4s-
M tssS - ~ f,;ss Sssen = iSsgs - 5000 Srt's
~ 4 i,ee saS 4secrsg ges ~ - w - E
49, & sA.'. ~ ,rvsS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-29

CLorHING.-PersOns in want OF gen.
teel SUIT OF Ready. made Cothing would do well to call al
J. HoRA Cos 80 Nssssu-st, where they can get
good articles we made fair prices, have them
made 10 MEASURE al short notice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-29
WHERE CAN GET GOOD HAT!-

WHERE CAN | GET GOOD Hat =
IL question constantly being raised, and very rational
one II L. For while there such host Of claimants for
preemnence 10 not surprsDg that feelings OF distrust
should arise the mines OF many to who the truly
meriorous We will this question to the best OF
ability The Hal Fnisher Union have greater facilities
than any other establishment for the production ofsupeno
goods They body tasty sklllful men, and all feel
deeply interested In the and reputation Of their
business therefore advice lie to Try them. Their store
IL located al IL Parkrow opposite the ABor House ma *
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-29

PARIS HATs.-Just received, an invoice
OF beautiful Paris made 0entlemans HAS, entire
pattern. WARNOCKS, Hstters, as Broadway, Irviag
douse m28H
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-29

SPRING FAsHIONs.-Hats and Caps, a
variety OF patterns all suited 1t will be found upon
examination thar they equal 70 any offered to the pub
Nc. At the Que Price Store l2S Canal o..
m28 ~ j. w. KELLOGG.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-29

E Spring Hosiery and Under Gar
merts Of sik, Merino and Couon-sll szes-supeiOr
qualities and low prees-at the NewYork Stocking Fac
tory, l04 Bowery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-29

GRNTLEMEN's SPRING HATS. - BIRD,
corner Pine and Nssssn sThe style 10 presented
TO the public q model OF elegance, and OF superior
quality Of fabric snd finish Particular attention IL given
the wishes Of those who consult their In the
selection Of Hat. BIRD cor. Pine and Nassau ss.
EQfO ruTh Hr6g Eat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-29

SHIRTS, UNDERsHIRTs AND DRAWERS.
All the Spring and Summer .tyss now on hsnd snd
SANXAY's United States Genuemsn's Furnishing Ware
house. lac WamsL, one door above Fulton ell oppoSle
Church.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-29

FINE FRENCH CALF BooTs.-The at
enon Of the public called TO the large selected sssor
msnt OF Boots Shoes 0aters etc, Ladies' Gsntemens,
sno Chdrens of JOHN L. WATKINS, ia Rulton-si,
who makes all his work and soils them at me lowest
possible price for good articles m@9 Seod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-29
FRENCH BooTs.-I have Just received


from Pas thouss nd pairs OF Boots $40 pair cstssln
and SEQ pair patent esher ali OF which lin consequence OF
being slightly dsmsRei will sell below cost They are
OF the beat kmanship and feel confident
Will give Satisfaction purchasers An early ns oection
requested. ttey must sold without delay 10 make
ma 9s g CAHlLL, ST. Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-19

The Wings of schohArie County recommend
THOMAS SMITH of CobIeskill for the State Senate
in the xvIIth District, in place OF Sidney Tus'le
one Of the fugitives who has again been nom
mated.
In the XXth District, it is said that Asahe Q.
Stone Fugitive) was re.nominated, and that lore
.seipg the utter hopelessness OF his cause IN
Osweso and Madison, be declined. Hon. Charles
s.ebbips of Madison County was then offered the
nomination, but whether be has accepted is not
stated. However, the friends Of tho Canal En-
lugemeut, without distinction Of party are raj
living to the support of NOSES P. HATCH OF o.
wego, late a Member Of Assembly.
In the Ist Senatorial District ALEXANDER
HADDES of Queens County has been nominated
az the Whig opposition Of VIM. Il. Brown one
OF the twelve
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-19

E The Anti Canal party in their dis
tress have got ex Gov. Marcy to write
letter condemning the Canal bill. He
takes great care, however, not to say
word in favor of the course of the resign
ing Senators. He may oppose tho bill,
but be cannot approve Of defeating it ia an
unconstitutional and revolutionary way.
Such must DO the sentiment of all but the
mere instruments Of party chiefs. Nor do
we sec how men who think with Mr..
Marcy can vote for the rec section OF any
of the stampeding legislators. No matter
what they may think of the bill ITSELF it is
their plain duty to brand the late disorgan-
ization of the Legislature with emphatic
disapprobation.