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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-05

markets....CAREyuLLYH REPORTED roR TIE TRIBUNE.
Fawr, Apnit
AsHEs-Tbs mahs, steady for Pots at ssas
msadI Pearls are hardly a@ as' att Tsssik sbOss 20 bss
COTTON Has &c prices Of Yesterday
With 'slss Of 200 bsI.s pregs Shippers oas MARKS, no.
.,.ads whsr' sa ra.d. ... qso'aOn' 'Spssddnx
Atlantic PORT. yods. rors.
s!;:i: !; i::3f.-lss Ios s,s sSs s::s
s sIss.s I, s, 100 nom %s"s
c:.S ~ I 80: ,:..:.," non sS%
ov grades q Fur pne,s q the emss
shade bssr wh doing tor the East asd cy fsds
.on f.. Si
better Sale, at7 Tor common esoes brands seots
siE bsos Tb. Of Domestic reach 500 bis lshSt
= ssS's 20 s s ] z s 9 Pa.
ssss g g. Sass sAo .1S s:ss'' ;ss s 70, ss. os.s
S.nsEd or s Irdss par. % sshvs sssef
.ce az 70, @i..s % ;',s srssd. I'D 80 %
Corn Meal qOs Sale: q small "s Of jersey at o. and 100
SKAIF tibet. i . s,,,sr ..ns foe wh.st; -A
aA or The E,. and ss .,po 70. rad. :. wss
oa s.a so .u. q a.s.. : Ga ,:'r. S9' m. %,a:
sns .sabs At 5De for Jersey sns uec iof sorher
sr II, n, ssaasa Sr 4. hoas sss .ss d. E. eo.d
81. .rd h..'y sh more sn.ts % .. sssVs. I'D Of sss
sostsB yslow sosns at tbs in's pres No ~hs oHs'x-Hs
wBisKr~ so,hss doing for van. Of apply q Pros s's
; p'Ss. 70, "a .I ra Iss "a. = ss
s, = l.%;T 3 =. e s.fs !,
"T S.s P,S. .ss 81. ios 90 Mess Beet steady
SSs At .sS y or Pm. Moss ss.f Han.
: s .s.:. pa 70: .sS goa . i Is
os.s Hs: - &c isS .b spSs spr s .sS
pnns ds hss saIabs Chssss q sncsanEse -. -.
b. & % e es ~ 200: .ss q: sss
.bout u n cessos. are SUD dsn.sd 'sgsssf ns
snd suGs1i taAs much Igsf quantities. nsa arc Of
Yoasg y.ons7 Asaeh..s sse, 81 % 81 g. % 20 ~ %
DO IS - an 20 DO ~ 70 sos % DO - 900 ~ ls 90 80
Ia % - 3, sossE; . cases I esiiiss S.
T-ssssyIog ehss e go DO asa; sdo %; i37 81
HJsoa ssf eksstsSJ a. % do AZ o. h ehss 81 issss
ssspo-Sss--7 bf ebsst. stssel 10 soo
10 s644h 10 DO SSh, V DO %, ssOss 81 do 80 ssAi
FsJosg so1eboss slhf en- 20 DO y DO I'M s 10
h H0- soeehOnE-lSo Lfsh sshj boo doa
Oo'osk soBehs rg-9o eh Hs
Do y ~ % m 80 ~ - bn 60 ss1s $50 %
pe.esoss-Ioo Il Cd ge, s. sossI<; @sss4
s.ss .s az -, s' ss &c .1,.s
T. , =. q ~ ss.ss. AYR s s.ss' *: :ss
90 P,gvss terms os CAB ssughtsrH s''
IIafsnT. maze, .e-. az .e.ss ss..:s sss y =:
,so.Ys Thss, ,sy seseszs S''@' q'&'''' 'sA'
wooL-sssso. ayr. wossk .s Freely az. sss, , o.
bst-s.s sAa 700 s.lsss daily , sssI, sas Of -ss
ssyy5 lsE q se@s essrs tls pAs Of ." P'S'' ''''
rI D Co =. a', !" . 20 Res s al.
rscsu, s.ss bss prs arm hom store at 10 shS' IN
sanp 4 ,.s, s.sl No sales have azp.i saa ptes are
steady.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-05
Changes I'm Departments.

WAsHINGToS Friday, April l.
Mr. Shields in the Sixth Auditors Office, has
been promoted, and Mr. BuieTheld OF Illinois nils the
place vacated by Mr. S The place in the Treasury De
parnebt made vacant by the promotion OF MI Harrington
is still unoccupied.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-05
WashiQFteH, ,IIl,reosE%0.fndav. Aprt

The Honorable Grin Fowler, member Tom
Massachusetts lying very seriously III st his oosrong
house I'm This civ as Is Aso the Catholic Archbishop OF
Baltimore Rev Samuel EcclestOn, al Georgetown College
Both are considered TO be in dangerous conditions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-05

ILLNESS OF Mr.. WEBsrER-A telegraPnc
dispatch. received from PhIadelphis yesterday
informs us that Mr.. Webster was III At the Coian
bia House. in that city and thar be promised % %
leave for Marsh6eld on Saturday,, % @orroSl
sufficiently recovered. Wash hep APrh 4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-05
N.w-York and Erie Railroad.

To the Legislature Of Neto York;
The undersigned owners Of real estate ano TAX
In he city OF New York protest any Acton on ne
part OF yoar honorable body cacusted 10 resuao me
New Y ora and Erie Railroad Co from reaching mo Guy
by the nearest snd most expeditions route. 49,,
The undersigned have apprehen Ions OF any ovotso1
fths bgspess on the city Of NewYOk la consequence OF
,hsir viii The UIiOn Railroad Company, and
are OF he opinion that The mon add half 81 dosrs OK
pended BY The Company East Of Saderns, some.elt
Quaraa tee that abandonment Of that Pornon OF 'o7f
rOsd will ever occur -, - -.
The extraordinary efforts made and making oy o., So
tsTnr,.iUg Dei0bboa Of Boston, Phiiadopna snd BAN.
more 10 sser- The business Of the Great Vest oeman
IA every facility should be extended 10 me hafosl
Compsnes In ibis ssie The time viii soon AsYe wasn
Re saving OF one hour IN time between tne VseJ o. Le
Mississippi and The Atlantic, may decide me eirfenI OF
iayge Sbsre OF he business and travel Of that region
Neio- Y0sk Mach, 1851. - - - -.a..,,
memorial o. which The shows s copy, 70 De Pfet7L<
cd 10 ihe Legissare IL bebg circulated smong ne
real estate oWners Of The City Amor me
"a pes OF he following gentlemen already appear On
Rockspd ard Westcheser County neigho0rs o1Fht Ios
viii 10 sci Id indignation meetings 70 restrain mess
viduals Ton cOuspRg 70 in1re the business ana PfosP
NV 81 he CIV Of Nes. lofk" orr,.z
Stephen Whitney g V > koseFeh ae' yV.h.-,
John Steward Thomas Hunt keapen Wtno"
Iohp Hayverrv Wilson Hunt hssey
I'm r3 Esii;, $1,000 H.Des K sraael Mott
,S 1891 o. Joseph Kern chan
John Stevens Grinnel- Mlntufn - -.
Wijlets s Co a Co CaeO $50
" % - Rail Swan JY James Gallarn
q - Psrcs,-~lermarhorpCe Trimbis
- ~ rrhh.S Wadr0n 3 Pot Henry Yong
~ r 49, Erederir sheldon Wm Smith
Brown Bros Co JOSEPH sampson X losrt holsy T.
DPost John Clapp simeon Df1Pe'' -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-05
Americas Engine Co.

BALTIMORE, Fndby, April .
The Americas Co. have spent most agreeable
dav They visited Fort MeHeuIy, witnessed the dnL OF
he Flypg Artillery visited the Penitenary Ac and are
now psrshng Of grand dinner given by the waterman
Co at the Exchange Hole They start for home al O'CLOCK
tomorrow morning -, 80.
The SavaaHah Republican has dates from Rio Janero 10
Feb 10 by the schr Midas; but publishes no markets.
and saws The papers contain no news ofinIeresL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-05
Lieut.. RidgeIy not Expected to Live.

Lieut. Ridgely, who, it will be remembered,
fell from a window of the Exchange Hotel some time
since Is moi expected TO live throughout the day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-05
R.rsinrn af Produce

FRrDAY. April 4.-Bv he Ere Ralirodd-2s
bb, Aces 3 90 WHISKY. lee 90 Eggs ~ i've hegsz.is
.oss Lessr II pkEs batter III Caves and ls3 oosns
Oaa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-05
NavisatIou and FreIahts on the Ohio, &c.

The River measures ak feet. Freights to Gin.
cnna are quoted At 10 cts The weather here Gear Ano
pleaEsnt with the Thermometer al 60
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-05

ALBANI, Frldhy, ApfI =
Judge Bronson has lodged his resignation OF
the Office OF Judge OF the Court OF Appeals with ms Cover
nor 10 take effect on Monday next
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-05

UTICA, fndsy' April =
James J. Orcute, a young man residing In tnls
civ was arrested al The FIRE 81 ButteThelds store ttss
morning on charge Of iDceDdiarsm, exarined and toy
committed for the charge OF arson ID the nrst ~
gree He has been suspected for some time sno parry
Of private vysichmen have been on bis track for Week
Last ME traced by them and they have pfodueo
he strongest evidence Of his crimnay Quite az excite
ment prevails.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-05
The st. Lawrence Rt Montreal.
NayiEation on the Lakes.

MONIkEALl -
The ice here moved last night, and food IL
ssriousv Rpprehended.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-05
NRw.YoRK LEGISLATURE.

Our market for COTrOS opened with go
demand and sales were made Of 657 bales AZ fa Pre-
ranging from siGllfc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-05
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

SrpANGr ApyENTURE.-CoRoNE In
An names, was held upon the body Of an infant
AT The First District stson-house yesterday afternoon oy
Coroner Ball From the evidence sdduced In me lnVesu
CATION appears that the parents OF tue deceased GNU TO
side Al No $50 PearLsL New-YorK, ard came oVe' 70
Brooklyn Thursday evening for the purpose OF nes
II Int being they wandered about street
with the corpse not knowing where to 20 or what to do
and eventually arrived the City Hsl where me man
with the body Ia his possession was oetsuoo unll
ge proceeding IL found that they had
crossed the CaihsTinest Ferry without perm IO NC ~
m ~ ~ eeriiscse OF this description. TO the
Civ Han in search OF the Mayor 10 &c. one ne man
aaynk ~ n.,tv entered Inc Hsn During tbsir ab-
sence he had been taken into lbs station sn neJ
,olnank on,nS o6cer skinner wss dispatched 10 New
49, srX iron ebt over Joseph haoney and ais wte ne
parents Of The child sno s va. tssp bsd and he Jury
reurped verdict thai the deceased dled q SONS
Amer which permit was grsn'eo 'aoin " 'N'' '-'
ANOTHER FIRE.-About ii o'clock on
Thur,day night The ancient buding known " "freeks
MIL near the Penny Bridge In the Eighth Ward was as
covered TO be on fire. and shonume was burned cow
II had rot been occupied for some years hessFs Fisk
spd Brady were the owners.
MoRE THIEvINs.-Early on Tuesday
morning the house No. 20 msnsL was entered ana NO
eoa watches several gold chains pencils ana reg ID
800 he bIe entered through the front door ster me man
house hsd proceeded 20 bis daily lsb0rs, ana "nne
he remainder Of the family were asleep
MEXICAN Washington, 1harsday,
A. S,-,-Th. Pesen. al the Dsuesss ne
asussd 70 the letter rssnog BIS place As 49, rs
II transnt ID 70 the fresosn o. Ios 49,
49,. al thseup,n resigned his Ordsrsd nAt %
- % a record smother Secretary Dc ePpoa
49, bsn oocesded consideration Of The oon 80 ~
$40 for OF The ehim OF J9hn fS~eu
- Tn.s Powell II the II the schooner EseAn BRA eha Z. -
1870 90 Sncunsuts died support Of the same sncS -
$500, spS ordered that the d.es,oe q ne soea
tfre sse "a this be rs.srsed ana nat ias sae ~ -
s.S 80 ar1 - tire amounts Be tvafced ~ se
~ ,s.r al tbs Board TIE ne5orA tne proofs OF Sas
ssnai.f str Ct LQus Coos, cAnng of oesss
- III ths sch0onsF sassarAh N lefo Ssrs ~
~. ara asseuas reason, sbJ they Ses .ot psssas.
- s.ee6 satisfactory dsreo toal t1s sahs % ~
srs berg eousderAioa as AZ - a.
,- .hns sks forth 10 tbs mem RAJ s.n
t-ra. al nexeo, slo~9d th- SAM. aHcan, 70
10 ne f1tos Of tss Board ms sotfa
FIkEs-The barn and contents OF Peter Nlcnols,
= Fs,,cs I'd ssstfey % b. hrs On seaao ~ 80
- - hi ~ iosercia~ ace Tue ntA's-
$3.50 e DESTROYED By hfs ca setsrly
~, seSr-a 20 JORDAN Co. saS aae or pes - ~
~ "a ~ ,1lA A coat spvafa q S9efee va A "
! Ony s5,ol0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-05
Frederick Douglass and Gee. Thompson In
Canada.

TORONTO, Frdsy, April
Frederick Douglass and George Thompson de-
bvered he third of series Of AndSSvery Lectures last
night 70 large sudience. Although tnen lectafes Pl1
auced great effect our city papers this morning slightly
condemn the movement the ground hat me ntfleroneo
Of Canadians in The Quesionis impOhnc-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-05

CorroE.-sLes to day, 1900 bales, closing At
Iote for Middling.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-05
ORANGE CO-IComplete.l

ORANGE Co Complete
WING OPPOSITION.
Wakill-Le Wis Vail. Northumberland M Vail
Warwick-W H. Houston lChesier-J. 7. johnson, r s.
Monroe Morgan Shut Crswford-Samuel Fowler.
Blooming Grove-J H. Me- Deerpark-s. Fowler
LauRhfn iCornwsll-J. Osnniston Y s.
HAMPTON bursh-R Benedict Mt. HOpe-Lewis Reeve.
Wavavspda-D Fullerton. iMtnisink-H. Clarke, Y 3.
NswburRh %. S. Hatha- Montgomery-Rep. Opp.
wev-1 New Windsor Robert j.
Futon-0.
The result was the same last year.
RENSSELAER, CO.-(COmplete)
Whi0. Opposition.
Trov-3 Samuel Kendrick. Pttsfown-Shml 3. Osgood.
81 8. John B Ford Grafion-Caleb w. Scriven.
Lansine'gh-Wm Bradshaw PetersbuI gh--Joseph Case.
Hooscke Nicholas Daniorth StepheptC wn-Ralph Rose.
scehticoke-T Baker, Nassau-O Thompson.
Opposftfon SchO0ack-Garrit Lansing
Trov-l lanes r. Fonda Greer bush-Johu L Fonda.
2 Rust nj. Carpenter Brunswck--Wm. Lape
4 John hutchinson Sandlake--Cavin Sitter
G WinRnt Bennett Paestenkill-Elea Wooster.
T. Thatcher @ Plat Berlm--S Greenman--l6.
Anti-Reniism carried almost everything.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-05
Arrest for Arsen.

MILWAIkEEl NIIlalI
The propeller Republic arrived this morning
nom Cleyelsrd The straits now clear Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-05

CorToN in fair request at fall and stlttenlng
rrlces The sales were eco bales 81 from Gle
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-05
PENNSYLVANIA Legislature-Canni Appropria-
ItOnss


The section appropristing s25I, 600 for the com,
pleon OF the north branch OF the fennsyiysns SAes
passed the House Of Representatives by yeas 81 70 nays
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-05

named AmIh Rogers Clerk TO Msssr Arnold Constable osn
e. IN v goods At No Canast last taken INTO Gus
toSv Inv officer Bullock, ths Fifth Ward charge OF having
mbezzed from employers sKd appropriated q ms own use @
5 ny goods $3.50 Rogers who young mar
RED man his taken TO the police staten aa "a
Broons ~ searched winch resued
n stolen property The wife OF The accused hsafsg OF ne
Arrest haensd ote station house threw her arms ao1u ny ne
unhappy couple shed soo~ui tears before ne
orced from her and consigned TO gloomy ecu oI @
night the spectators the seems was one wen ~ ~ ON
49,, hearts sympathy for those Perons ont OF ~ho
n an upguaded moment bad yielded TO temptation
zpz his liberty and punsng the partcpa'of o ms ' ~
in fhad ANGUISH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-05
DrAr1 ny INJURIFs REcEIvED IN FIGHT

DEATH BIZ INJURIES hECEINED IN IUHI'-
Coroner Geryesterdsy held inquest 70 West Eighteen ST.
upon the Michael hchhon lad 10 OF Who camV
~ his death BY injuries fight Eighteenth Il
March last Caleb Roe OF los Eighteenth
Al and George Pfsr Tenth aud testified
that 90 the aud they fellow named Timothy Clancy
strike the right temple with Weapon which
n The deceased 10 his deata
hy blow Timothy cssncey on tbs ssfnoa
ga ~ march Of Ssysuthav ana 81
"a Nov. csung fracture scul The whereabouts Of can
y At present 10 the authorizes bot 70 % hoo
,hst Re vl soesdy arrested and brought to Justice
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-05

Il The Aleghanians give their Sixth Concert
Hope Chapel lhs evening, when they will sing several
new pieces. Miss Goodebows songs alone worth the
price OF admission. Her voice 10 exceedingly s~eet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-05
SUIcIDE AND INQUEST AN inquest v

tsrday Franklin street tbs body Of M Louisa
Matwk Germany ~ Of whose death was
appeared evidence s the oec'aed
June last IA her husband from Germany
health has poor audst had frequently
10 her native snf. On
Thud,y purchased he drug Of Chss Seeded No 80
Walker the time tbs was lr
husband board his On the following morning chs
complained band beg uuwe AID requested him not to
not able 70 Tor him
soon after ths POISON and 10 Oock whsnh
rr ed he fos her vomiting procured but
u aysrg the day. verdict accordance with
4 aahov facts Wa endered
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-05

EY' The Panorama OF the late Wars for Lii
betty in Upper Italy, Rome and Hungary opened last
evening al Stoppani Hall to large sudercs This paint
ing received high commendaons In every place In which
It has been exhibited
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-05

GOLD PESs.-We have seen some elegant spe-
cimeus of Gold Pens manufactured by Assns. Bard
Brothers, No 1Ol William whose fabrics have given
them wide celebrity. Those who desire good article
in this line, will fnd complete assortment st Their essb
lshment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-05

For more particular enumeration Of the articles com
prised in their extensive and we'll seected ,tock
fer readers to their advertisement the frat page Of
this paper
TEACHERS ASSOCIATIONS - This body meets
ths evening, "A O'Clock 10 the Trustees all OF
Grand and Elm SITS o. Kellogg ESQ. viii conclude his
Essay upon The Age Of the Earth" The following sub
iect will sso be discussed is the present age
raj than any which has preceded IL "ThOss interested
AID especially Teachers, should attend
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-05
CVTY ITEMS.
ADJUSTMENTS fHTS EVENING.

Rv.Yoss TuEAru-Open At mo bill iecs Ves sa -
Bso.pw.r THsArKE-pen at 81" Money w nc Is your rsou
o,.-On.D al L-Welchs Circus aud French Troupe
sssvs. hUsrUs-opsn ali dacurositss aud H'srnoen sna
hSssTEsIs~open o-segrO Msidss aOd Burls'qus
Opsa Scenes. ~ T,;,,..n,h.s. st.
SArTLras CoanoHAnAs-Cornet vi o''o'"V NV
Opsu day aud evening. -. n. H.. r,.ly .nd
Oft was m Nomei OPp7i 40" ~
Hungnry (Corner Broadway and walker 81 -, ~
rosc,nT@The keehsnans At Hops Chapel ny ooao"' 49,
pus,1.'s P.ooksss- Washington Hail-oPen at -.
rSnr,,The Huchinsons, az the Tsbersace az eiocA
Ts,rrrn H.IL-Nsw. Orleans Builssqae opera troupe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-05

MORE THIEvINs.-Early on Tuesday
ornus the house No 20 MsinsL was enssfed, ana swo
eola watches several gold chains, pencils and T.ag 10
se,es rom bureaadrswer In the third story IL sup
he be entered through the front door ster me man
house hsd proceeded 10 bis daily sbors ana "nne
he remainder Of the family were asleep
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-05

FIREs-The planning mill of MrJohn johnson,
9h street between 10Th ane h Avenues ws 'e0slsd 70 '
guhed trpg The fire supposed q be ne wors Of
ucsndiary coming out OF the building aie~
momsn before broke aud further because fe
siderable peud existing against the mil shantes IN
s9 Sd Avenue were burned on Thursday night
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-05

KPoRrkD ToR THE faIsoSs.
FatDat. Apnit
mand Pearls hardly h'm sales at Toos about ~ bbh
solo
COTTON Has sdvsresd from prices ysssrasy.
With sass Of 300 bales pnScpsIy n Shippers Oa skst
stands DID Tuesday QsotsLons supefaddnx
tive dsnaud. We give qu0tstiossi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-05

ERIE RAILRoAD.-We are requested to say
that the statement made 10 the Herald to The effect that The
Erie Rsilrond Company, having failed TO obtain dePo
grounds 10 this City from the Common Couucil apply
ing to the Legislature power locate their terminus In
New-Jersey, Is incorrect We authorized to say that
no such application has been made to the Common coun'
c and that the company not applying to the Legila
ure for power locate their terminus in NewJeey nor
for any thing Sc The statement too that the Mayor has
called the Common Council together, to prepare remon
STRANGE, is incorrect.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-05

ANOTHER rihE'-]h"0~S - =
Thursday night he ancient building known - freehs
Mr near the Penny Bridge, in The Eighth Ward was d'
covered 10 be on fire. and shoum was burned eoNn
Ii had rot been occupied for some years heesFs FA
end Brady were the owners.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-05

ruspy Increasing There are Other osEgstons due BY N
STATE IN which The hfh Of The commonwealth IL pledged.
amounting 10 about sSeeooco which 10 exclusive Otto
sum stated As being chsgesbs o. The Treasury Tas
Affairs Of Maryland mag be considered % highly eOursh-
ina and the STATE 10 few year. VII Be abe 70 commence
The hoHdst ion ofis debt.
The annexed statement shows the ustom Dry
Goods transactions for the week eoding April 5, viz;
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-06-14
NEW EIEAX s--~rsstlHasd.


Nos. 8 a.t. ! Camp ~, 3 docrs from Canal,
.ter Orleans.
Tng Undersigned desires rcs-
m pecifuiiy 10 iagoria lie ppblic that
j z J they ran always ind 81 h,s .Hlne
S'e, a choice and large assortment u P,sao
fo.rt, at very fessofu.sle rsic,s, and On aeeem-
a0I'all0g terms
Am0nr them are rinaro Foficr made by The
Oh and esicbrsisi InaHuisg .urrr,, T. Gilbert
& o.. u Boston, Of rifh tone, snd nashei
heaufiluly iB rosewood. black walnut, sid iua.
meaay, vllh ron francs, made IN the most
sahHanliai and wofkmaBiise ninnncr. Also,
ihs iusfy crlebraicd .iaiian Piane Fore,
which, iof -weenoss OF ioae, have uot tcen
eg1Hied. They sre peculiarly suited to shs
county as t-e A.ol.su does soI require tuning
fYf YcIrs.
The Now Improvement In Piano Fcrtcs
the patent lit-awg Gsssariarc, IS also i1r
ssr Al She same ssisb shmrni This improve
meat gives pecai,ae hlmnc>s aud tfilAarcy "a
tle iIchle. slds 10 The durability add strength
cd thc Piano, and renders ii capable Of remain.
lig auoh longer ia iaae iiisu those N ordinary
uaF
W.T. Mis- Agea. for H,sri Hrrs' celebrated
Grand pianos and i'isnsnas. ila'is IN paus For
power and sweetness ~ tonc, sicy slaad pre-
eminent.
TIE Dofcs romao1,nd AHaclmsa' pelief
& Co.'S saris lianos, and INSTRUMENTS From all
the bofl manuiseipnes, constantly receiving
and co. sale on liberal iefms.
SrsoadIha& Pianos loF sale, from 500 to
szlo each and taken ia part payment fof new
Pianos.
riaaos, Eepaifoir Tuned, Rented, aa1zAp.
praised.
rel4oayfS lfsiadses.---I'his ason'iftii tered
"lnd- hIslramVaA "a NIl.s1s owtsthe.l l.odses
ssf,,fasdssx pHr We private i'rs'''ee q
/ fDgn saylNe Get aud pow eflnl Zone
weighing - rounds) and offered
Il $50 NH
a.. Orders fer g,iisrs, siolins, sieloncellos
cisEIonc's, flutes, isge0i+,s. sifiugs, anil music
merchandise of every Kind will br promptly
executed a. reasonable prices. Bands sppphd
with hlass Instruments and band music,
HaSys, double and angle ac,ion, on hama and
made 90 order. 10 egis the taste Of purchasers
MRslc.--'Ihe largesi catalogue W iic south
Tie stock Is an accumulation % over twenty
years 10 II are many old and beautiful pieces
out Of prut.
Nssc Music received by every arrival from
the Nurh and by ihe Fonign sisams hips
Ngsaih gergs dauccs, wallles, &c.--a regular
snprly, Original mNsie Published every week
az sac sioss- native compositions solicited
Music, bound, copgd ana arranged Sahscrip.
lions received Tor The M,smge Bid, saroms
Ngsic1i Tgmss and the Batimprr Dho BY
addressing The undersigned, catalogue Of mu-
,'e ~. be sent to any paft of the adjoining
States.
n2] On. WN. +. MAYO.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-06-14

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SupefAno muslin shirts, linen
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