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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-04

u We are authorised to announce Hon. LOUIS bop
DEL0N. Auditor Of Public Accounts in TIN Sat-
q candidate for reelection. mvaa
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-04

~ WILLIAM BARNES respectfully offers himself AZ ,
candidate Tor the Office State Tax Collector for the secou
Municipality. Election takes place the ID Of Novemh
According late Of The Legislature there vi
be only State Tax Colscos the wholso the Recon-
Municipality, compssd between Felicity Road and Cana
street. from the River to tho Lake. my2a
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-04
ron CONGRESS-.

Zen M sted.
oy the withdrawal Of ~ ths candidates fo Consr ps
mt me 70 sogssst the pauls Of SAMUEL Psgsas. ~ .
proper psson % rspFn ths District In erDes snoe in
tssshw with hi indussy win 80 NM ~, 1879.
abb both and osuhy. it, q have -. i,
b can b indassd TO sarvs. tjyisHl Corrrnrs,
y The Wing friends Of A. G. BuLIurr VIII suppo,t
him for Consr1s at the election il November merit 4.
represent the Second Congressional District Of the ssts a
Lousana. subject 10 WING nomination. iyI7
FOR SHE RIFF.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-02

The SENATE yesterday considered in
Committee Of the Whole, the bill to amend
the Charter Of the Cayaga and Susquehsn-
nah Railroad Company, the bill to impose
tolls on the New York and Eric Railroad,
and the bill in regard to the interest of
money. No action.
In the ASSEMBLY the following bills
were passed;
Fer the appointment OF a State Agent at the
Worlds Fair.
For the Relief Of the Association for the benefit
Of Colored Orphans in the City Of New York.
To incorporate the Franklin Mining Go.
Amending the Act relating TO the Assessment
and Collection Of Taxes In the City Of New York.
Amending the Act Incorporating the N. Y. Gal
lery of Fine Arts.
Declara.ory of the Revised Statutes in regard
to False Tokens.
Extending Washington ST., IN. Y. City, to
Twelfshst.
Incorporating the WILLIAMSBURG Savings Bank.
Incorporating the Ulster and Trvoli Ferry Co.
The Erie Canal Enlargement bill, when
announced on its third reading, was sent
back to the Canal Committee with instruc-
ton to report forthwith.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-02

BY Morse's Line, l6 WauHl
TUESDAY, April 1-9 PM
BUFFALo-Mild pleasant evening; wind E Their. so;
mer. Ca bar. $500
RoCHEsTER--lt has been e lovely day ana OeeauIui
evenings wind Their. So
AuBURN-Clesr snd pleaGsn evenings we have beau
tnl Gay: wind + Their 80.
SYRAcUsE-This has been very pleasant cay and we
have now a clear, fine evening; wind w ther 49,
OswEGO- Clear and very pleasant evenings WIND light
from the NE; Their AZ; bar 81. 30.
UTIcA-A beautiful day, clear and fine This evening"
wind w Their Is; mer. 81 bar. %. 800
ALBANY Clear and pleaiant wind M Their 81 mer oil
bar 30.5l0. , -,
TRoY-Clear ard very pessant much warmer than this
morning; wind light from NE lher. A.
BY BANS inc, OTce 70 WaitstI an,
TUESDAY, April l-8 Pm.
BUFFALo-This has been another lovely Summer day
wind souherly but yesterday easerly which has driven
The ice nearly out OF the creek. The boats for the Wei
will regularly from this port -
RocHEsTER-Clesr and very pleasant; cool Wlno !
lher. "A.
AUBURN-Nild and clear; wind NE.
sYRAcUsE-Clesr aud pleasant, hud Spring day; wind
NE theT. Sc
UrIoA-CleAr and very pleasant wind w; ther. 81
ALBANY-EXuefnrIy nff7 49, ~a~~S ~~t"d thar ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-02

WEsTcHEsrER CoUETY.-T0Wn Elections
The Town Elections in Westchester County took
place yesterday. The following IL the result as
far a. ascertained;
In Cortlandt, WILLIAM BLEAKLEY, Wing, is
elected Supervisor by handsome majority. The
reat Of the Offices are divided.
Gyesn1pyRh has chosen jacob Odeii. Loco Eoco,
Supervisor, and elected some Wings and 30 mo
Locos 10 the minor Offices.
In Mount Pieasont, HEFRY r. PAULDIsO, Wing
10 chosen sopsryisor.
In MsNeasas GrGsEsr BErEDAer. Wing, Is
elected Supervisor.
OssiniBg-- Francis Laykia, L. r., supervisor
The Wings nominated no ticket in this town. bat
Hyass, LOco Of the BFsndrsthsu school, ran a.
stamp candidate fsr Justice Of the Psscs sssass
tbs regular sorainss. Hyatt 10 probably elected.
In Sinners, sItAs GREGORY, Wmg, il elected
sspsrgisoT.
10 Mom1yenstk, C6uyiss w Hopkins, Lsoo
Foco il sAosss Supervisor, and the Wings have
slseseS theis candidates for Assessor, saPsfih
senGsnt Of Schools Ovsrsesr Of the Peor, and
CcIleosoY. Al The osAer oascets Leo Fccos.
mir Tpnias hiss chosen Ga5syl S. Lyss, boeo
Feoc Supervisor
Y1nktrs, Jnmts Ya'tatint, loco Eoco, So ,et.
visor.
In N.r Ro15ellt, P6tsrt s CSls'. loco Foeo, Is
slecseS Supervisor An the minor oaacers srs
also Loco. Focos.
IN W.,t Firms, shere was hard cortest-
There were sixteen different tickets on the
rrons6, snd L we. sntost ftnpcssibie 70 sef which
wss Whig and which was Loco Foco. All the
tricks 81 ne New YORK poliricisns were resorted
70, n order 70 obts1n votes Handbills were
posted up. calling upon ne f-iends q Shocks 80
rally to ais ruppore- and others assuring ths as
,enbiei h-eemen thst avoss for Jones was 1 vote
IN hbsrty end hat ne country could only be
ssved nv see-n sdherence 90 Ferguson The
snsl resulr VII not be known until today but
The Hrr eSecrs were evident IN ere unssssiy mo
sicrs Of several thar we saw bracing themselves
for serrsal Of ,hess Ariling appeals &c feir
patriotism. Joia B. Hastfs, Free Son Loco
Foco. vas chcsen Supervisor
n Jgessltstsy. R5seH f Morris was chosen
Supervisor, ana thfee other Offices were divided
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-02
Politics In Massachusetts-The Boston Rescue
Case, &c.

BosToN, Tuesday. April l.
Samuel q VALLEY, Wing, was elected to the
Legislature from Roxbury, yesterday, in place OF
John s. Sleeper, resigned.
The Opposition in the Third Ward Of this city
elected all their local officers and two members
of Common Council.
Indictments against Elizur Wright, Scott,
Hayes and others, were read in the U. S. District
Court this morning before Judge sPrague. That
against Wright contained fifteen counts. His
trial has been fixed for this day four weeks.
The berks Forest Prince and Geo. D. Smouse,
from New. Orleans, arrived this morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-02
Rhode Island Election.

Rhode Island is one of the most decided
Wing States in the Union, bat once in
every four or five years its Wing citizens
usually centrive to get into double-and-
twisted quarrel, and, to straighten things
out, give their State over to the Loco-to-
cos, or just miss doing it. We have lately
seen U. S. Senator of equivocal politics
elected by Wing voters, and, so far as we
can Judge, about one thousand of them
have resolved this gear to show their alb
horrence of former boiling on the part Of
other Wings by boiling this year them
selves Now One Thousand Votes are not
a great many in New York or Pennsylva-
MIA, but their detection makes large hole
in Rhode Island, as we think to-night's re-
turns will prove. We apprehend pretty
even contest for Governor, though we think
most OF the Wing candidates on the State
Ticket will be chosen. So will Mr.. King
the Wing candidate for Congress in the
Eastern District; but in the Western the
Wings run Charles Jackson, who was once
elected Governor by the liberal Wings
voting with the Opposition on the issue OF
releasing Thomas w. Dorr from the State
Prison, and there are many Wings, we
fear, who VIII vote against him ana in IA
vor of Benz. B. Thurston, Member of the
XXXth Congress, who is a moderate par
tisan and never was Dorrite. We fear
Gov. Jackson is to be beaten.
The Opposition have great advantage
in the candidates for Governor. Philip
Allen, who runs on their side, was for
Law and Order in the Dorr struggle, is
a very extensive manufacturer, employing
a great many voters, is rich, liberal, and
an early champion of the Ten-Hour Sys-
TEN, which his antagonist is said to oppose.
We think Mr.. Aliens nomination will in
crease the vote of his whole ticket at least
five hundred votes, while he will be ahead
of his ticket. But we shall soon see. The
following are the rival tickets:
Wig. Opp,sit on.
Goreynoy. JOSIAH CHAPLIN, Philip Allen.
1t GoU'y... .RowsE BABcocK, VIM. Beach Lawrence.
See. State .CHAs. Z. RoBBIS., Asa Potter.
AIRY Gen E. JOSEPH NJ BLAKE, Walter 8. Burgess
Treaszrer E. .sAAUEL A. PARKER, Edwin Wilbur.
CoH0reis ....l. GEORGE O KING, Welcome II. ssyles
2 CHARLES JACKSON, Benz Is. Th1rston.
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~ telegraph 10 The Asw.Yofk fribaas.
1r Fos late and important Telegraph
dispatches SEQ Seventh Page.
DaAlsi wsbs,sr al narrisbsrsh, Sse.

nAhhisbbhphi fuoaitJl Aph i
Hon DAniel Webster arrived here this L. u.
tie vac met at the depot by large eonoOurse oil
citizens and escorted 10 his quarters at Heors
Hotel, The public reception lakes place at u
this evening.
The bill TO charter the new Bank at Easton,
called the Farmers and Mechanics Bank" has
passed tho Senate finally, by Yeas Is, to Nays O.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-02

-sensscK's Pslaor8c syrss - fsccnneoded 70 M pm
Ne Tor ne cure Of 10 sSoVs 9sssse " Ass Deea r
many yeas and 10 gepd see sad feas siccess n >11g
pssnis, wk<a Dsyselsss &ssse6 lacorsoe, IL F,scen
gursntes 81 iss sKeeey - ~ esy raecsne hss tcNs
u 10 psed, rstsai - Sad rSef fse p's
pristof Of Ma cFikftal essas6e f1acnfc syrup vas
knssf curs1 Of cosfed Coasaa sion seg svsyy cAe-
remedy bs1 fslsa al hss eosSshe6 81 goide Ssnfp
let containing es05S 6Ascf eo ~ a. soYs ~ Cong3rs
tsDn Dysyspss snd Liver C0anssas wAicA - Ssrha,es
gyssla Oh per hott3s ~ bStpee 81 q y tffHEs~et
Go. 0ssersl Aksn1s 81 gsf.lsy y Nev YoYe
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
NEw-YoRK, wEpNEspAy, APRIt .


gbs next aumbsr of GAs'TSsbsss fO' ESrepeas
cs1cs.'o8tosA viii BE- i.saed THIS MORNING,
A. > e'oloos, hwIA contain ell the latessnews
w 60 sha tine Of goias 10 press The Aye5se sails
tom TIA peEt 10 Day, al he eelook
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-02
Fnaltlrs sIaxa nIsnrinn al New-nedford.

NEW.bEDfoRD, TucHuAyf hpIH i.
meeting was held at this place yesterday, IN
opposition to the Fugitive Slave law, and In favor
OF Buckioghams resolutions. Attorney General
Clifford opposed the object Of the meeting bat
the resolutions were adopted, almost unanimous
ly. The meeting was called to order by the
Mayor, and John 7. Emelson presided.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-02
Jenny Limbs Re-nppearance In New-York.

NAsHNlLLb IueBdAY ApTII l.
Jenny Lind's farewell Concerts in NewYork
will commence at Castle Garden, on Monday,
May 10th. Her numerous engagements South
and West render it impossible to reach that city
earlier
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-02

The Harrisburg TeIsgraph srrounees
annources he deeh % J0ege VIM cIAfks 81 ueGp lin
COgnt Pa JUdEe Clark was olan 81 wa| sng~H 49,
~ and lntsang aud fr UecJ yess ha. tis.lnR
p1sIIons Ia the Stale Union, al Of which he hea VIII
honor AID ability Is... .xss..t
Arrest % 4 MIRD1RF -JemeA A~la{
rla9g A ,it he der ~ "a "a IA uod Joan BfoNn. y
Mei4a County Tenn las AGy. wsg nrfesser y slss
OcaIty b y. MOa a. NOS. bad passed un2ikh 81 hVaN
4 leW aays sinca n custody q 0fteeu.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-02
Americas Engine Company ut Baltimorc-The
Southern Mail, &c.

BALTIMORE, Monday, April I.
The Americas Engine Co. of New York, arrived
here this afternoon and received grand and en-
thasisstic reception,-the procession was halt
mile long and wreaths and bouquets were Shown
TO them along the line Of procession. They attend
ball given in their honor tonight, after which
q grand entertainment by the Columbia Co.
We have no nail south of Savannah tonight.
The Virginia Legislature adjourned sine die, on
Monday night.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-02
The RrIherH Case.

ALBANY, Tuesday, April l.
The Committee appointed to investigate the
charge of bribery, will report on Wednesday.
Mr.. Bull had an examination of two hours be-
fore the Committee yesterday, in which he ex-
onerated the Senators implicated, and also the
Clerk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-02

~ The pfssisess Ne. 0assis8sy tseosnSsef
Gro. AXIS a. Brisish CSAsa kr osiff,rnfs 70
reside At San Ffssoiseo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-02

rg- wnrrlM g. DfaBIcf, Esg wl perform
re duties Of Secretary Of State 5arimg tse sb
sencc 81 ~ W farrR a Hsrshasif
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-02

~ A Post Ois6s kss sses sssslfshef .
esHs rens. psssss 1eaay. Com srd Aver eSsres
spgoisss1 gssiosss1r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-02

nogsesd ~ AZ who H. - - 10 osf eeefrh ~ sysr
grknfsd bofA etd ~ tr ~ sses n al anfe 6ret3fn
dissssss eesifea eefcye lnrerscie ~ coaffnDcr
asAetyesists. eseyssac1s Se Il = ss-secs,s 5!s.o,
sly. Dtpos. ia NsssseH HNs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-02

COTTAGES AND STOEES TOl KGST On
Third-sv, betsesD Eighssth sad ElkAyhf Cre,op
water aud stores rs App.g y Gales Ckttf
Eighty 6rstst, usaF Thfd-sy or V ALEX. 1COfPEs,
~ rnlton-sC mas SAWs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-02
RIcH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Il HUM

PHRsy SIG Broadway corner Of Whesi. have Just re-
ceiyed from Europe per pscke; ships Patrick Henry Queen
OF The West and Monekams. and have now 10 ssoe tner
srrfne style OF ard elegant Carpets rom the cello
brsied Of Grossly sons aud Pardoe Hoo
mars Pardoe consisting Of rich Velvet, Tapestry aud
Brussels Carpeung &c 6e, styles entirely new haviRg
paid particular attention In the selection OF our goods we
are prepared 10 display most complete, the largest ana
aecoly the best STOCK offered In the country Aso
large stock Of English OH Cloths new designs AMI NOR
oushly seasoned which offered with all other choice
sceei. A. bs Iowest nossible market prices mSl 6ts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-02

DsffA.pt ltu4a as All D.
rbls nsorlisg the hArSOs was foil q lee and tie
E.esa,ers broIs ih5ogeh siA 5aicalty. "A east
CIV uigd has driven tbs zee our a1d therc y very
finlo fn eight ibis evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-02

IT LII-l Lu'st n, AFI- ].
= Gre aroke out this moriDg It g oclock. Ia
The iavsl-y stofe q " Il Lewis, Wish vas
entisly iesuoye5 together With the following
soges, SC; ". q Trenohs coniectionaFy ]. J
Jo6ns6u { book alors ~. Marphys tia and COP
per sore the Eagle cavern J. q Williams
broker aud exchange Office; VI. H. Knowl.11
iewelry Hag!s Telegraph Office W Il
HaIis sal0oa G 3. KsilE sailor shop, J, 81
Justice, Clothing stoIe. Il i not set Known hoS
she &c originated nor the amount Of the loss or
insurance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-02

VNKY CHEAP.-3, 5000 yards New Spring
r.l.p. Of on Cloths a. 50 per yard 81 tho iamcas CNpe
ssiseassmeni - sowery, HIRAM ANpEksoNs, ~
81 "a ard S-4 vide.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-02

PAINFUL COhNs bUSEDNs ANU ytH
NAus.t!-Dr !. LfTTLEflELo bas IA slsysa 1s0f 5fst
tca sxpessnce IA Ne q ihess diseesss a. q
tRs ENABLED ts H4st psaf1 Corss f,se fI9n
pain or The lssst pOas5,e tsE iavsred Nss sad Esd
Bunsons sso sss reed y fslsyef ~ Ia fsssaset
Ofhces go Broadway, corner ~ Hoseoss. st6 ~ VII
liam e., ExehaDxe BsdlsK Ofssfs prompHY st1ea6e1 So
nnllGMXa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-02

The hypFsss tEsiH G0mmsaesd tanning iisz
time sEd low fares this evening
business opens here with fstteTing p ospse'a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-02
Weafher Items.

Markets. SAVANNAH, March 70.
The news by The Canada has had no effect on
our market. The sales are 600 bses al from sGllc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-02
BARNUM's MUsEUM.--To-day there will

be two performances In the afternoon the moral drama,
Nsdelare of which is idle peak decided has
been its success and 81 night Paul Pry with MI Ha IA
way In the prominent pat and also, the famous burea
The Foreign Prince with the famous T. D. hlee Is MS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-02
LooKISs-CLAss WAkEaousE.-RICH-

ARps KISesLAEp Wholesale Dealer snd MAn1ftetnrcT Of
Looking 0lsases ard Importer u LoOkag SAw Pla,es
IS CorlanGst n r., hss Ia sore spieadt sssofI'
Also an unusual sFRe sIock 0f Mahogany frame 0ass~s
suitable for the Western ADD bouhern Usde. joteff
and dealers IN general viii 90 vel 10 esl snd exam
inc ahs stoek and prices preyo purchasing sse0fs
n shetr facilities for manufacturing ard 0f Dag ss eve
Plates enable bem 70 eel loNe tasE an osh nC1s5 70
lhis city - SioeOd
NJ B-Merchanss hayinz ORDERS % 81 sF CssfoTsas,
West Indies or olber marksfs would do gel n call
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-02

x Ds. TsAsT0N's Baokshsyn Seyty
YiEs MAD ss6 sHscsosl sn6 sp'v ne scsncv etge
ose remedy IN shscos stscas fdyer cop'e,t 7esd.
ssns Govt. ,iadaees hstfsl toyveaess 1ess ~ Ape
nis sne fe6ike<t68 Dsp3s - WfiAsnAs 20 sy,s ~
ne ,E1.e.kss 50 .stessass ss6 eeesssss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-02

II DIR. PafgyEY's VEegTAsLE Fss-
iLy PILLs 90 not RFipe ssA1 o. Save bcves coe,ve
hui Ia free ard nar1fa 80 ssse wholesale sd -
;si ~ A 3. i o. SANDS. 80 gassonE New Ysys.
YYies IS Gems ss sHWSSs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-02

SPsING CLoTHiNG.-Our select and eX-
lep,ive stock Of Clothing for the season 10 now ready
comp,ispg an the latest style OF garments OF the day. and
everything that Ia and cassIe In Roocs to Dc f2ono In
this or European maIkth D. ). oENhIN
ms. Inns IS and 80 John-st cor OF Nass4a-s@
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-02
AboiiIieHism ia Canada Lake ORtsFfs hssi-
aauaH.

T0R0ETo, Tassdsy, April I.
George Thompson and Frederick ID uglass are
here. They lecture on Slavery to night and %
morrow.
Navigation TO Kingston will commence temor-
row.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-02

IN The extraordinary and unpreeedent-
I'd low prices our friends pFoccre elegant Taeo Ply
md Ps.sul Tapestry lagrsis Carpets. Rugs Ou Clot
~ ne eee6tssd cheapest Carpet Establishment Ia tao
I'nltsd ss,es - Boeery HIRAM AsosRsoSS informs
tion valuable all Eight spacious sales roo1s Stocked
VITA every variety OF new Sprlng syle OF Csrpes Nc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-02

HATs.-PREEDY's is the Oldest and one
OF the most fashionable Hat Warehouses 10 London next
door to Temple Bar. al ZOS1W
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~ The only method as Vet discoverel

~ NC UHIy HIOIUUt as yOs U4oNUNNIOUf
and therefore sensible adopt for giving publicity to
business Is through the Press which may be improved in
any section Of the country az time and In any nu noer
of papers at the Agency of v PALMER, who is espe-
cay appointed BY proprieors of the best
far and near to transact business and for which he daily
receiving advertisements He is authorized by them to
give receipts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-02
a The CRAYoN DAeUEREoTYPE

have become very popular, and ROOTS Rooms are all
crowded with visitors No lhoud leave the city win
out fret having bis portrait taken In this new and beauuo
style. ROOTS S65 Brosdway, corner OF frankln-st,
The only establishment OF New England, where they
can be had Cal and examine specimens
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-02

" Hats Oh IS a common cry IN
owced bies-but In order to hats go of with
the greatest possible rspioy you should go TO KSoXs,
l28 Futons where the handsome, lnsrous sunty dash
ing Spring sle for 1851 TO be the cynosure Of all
eyes When you look up and see hts sgn you're suIeirs
ali right
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CY FowLERs 81 WELLS, PbrcnOloglsts
and Publisher Clinton HAL ISL Nsssaust near he Psrk
N Printing Ink, Of every descfiptl

R Printing Ink, of every descnptlon
nj IS Rosest New-York JoHS @. LIGHTBoDY is con-
sany Manufacturing and has always on hand ever va
rety of Printing Ink from the finest black and colored =
news Ink which he warrants equal 10 any ma1nisc
ured and at as low pces be sold by any regular
MANUFACTURED Oscers waToed by steamboat and raI
to any part of the county By addressing note - me at -
Rose-st New-York
s-This paper Is printed with my News Ink also a
greas o.her papers In tbs city Philadelphia Boston
Baltimore Ne Orleans asd 0bsi cites and OEni IL Ito
United Stses nj 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-02

R- Wholesale MURDER at AGO Broad
y,y Lyor's Magnetic Powders slay
Thousands OF bed-bugs every day;
Armies OF 1eas lney aoon destroy,
Roschos from crevices decoy,
Ard give to al the Insect race
Avery speedy cOup-te-grsce
Remember, too that LYoN's Pill
win rats and mice by wholesale kill;
While pil and powders, harmless, mild
sSten would OF hurt q child. mSl JtE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-02

To LADY EQUEsTRIANs.-GE NIN would
respectfully appse the Ladies Of New York aud visitors
from other cities, that he has pr euced this season
Ridirg Hat, The in contour and flush ka already
n UGH admired and psronized, but OF delicate pearl
colour with plumes 10 match. Between the elegant cha
peow OF gossy black, he fac sie OF that presented to
Mile Indy ana me erscerul urzD oesvo es tgV'tfeT
GENN il confident that every variety OF fancy may Do gra
,ifed Lisht RdiDg.Whips tasiefally mounted, with
psupllets 10 accord OENIN, ga Broadway,
At Paula.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-02

SAVE ALL -KOOME'S liquid GLUE IS
,usi the thing 10 carry caption tas advertisement
Ii viii mend sny.bng broksn, except constitutions .ad
merchants Now 10 The tims 20 mend your cfocsey, mr.
nure &C. &C. The glue 10 always ready for use reqalF
ing no preparation Wha1svef Price q eeots pr 0oste
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-02

1900 49, nr REAL EsrArE.-Pao-

l.AEeg SALs or NEAL ESTATE eo.
- -, \, ,,sete5 " he eegeNeaery Exeeasess ssse
- -. "a es-eaoa - 30 esse Tat SseAS, Apfu ey Na
~ - go s,sS soS Co sitaased 0Poa no eoaag-
49,, 49, Elssesia aud rwslhh ava Sad Hudson RIVER
E1khtS-ah. Eishgy sixlh, ExAIy seVeeth,
s.r.six-sx EgoC>n0sa t0eladhag wso< gas
- stsss q s properly gogesASf villa lee swo large Mas
80 hoeses, bsieg pATl VI Ne ke<l kssfo " joan
ilcs ara. dece ssed, A2d cod BY order et
80 Wm q WEraORE Sarvlving Executor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-02

FINE FRENCH CALF BoOTs.-The at
ienton OF the public 10 called the large selected assert
meni OF Boots Shoes 0aers etc, Ladies, Gentlemens,
and ChildreDs. of JOHN l.. WATKINS, ia Fulton-st,
who makes all his work, and ses them al the 10 Eesi
possible price for good articles. m29 StMW5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-02

The GREAT LADIES SHeE EMPORIUM.
We would particularly recommend th,se In want OF ele
giant and fashionable Gsers Bustns Tyes, Slippers aad
every other article for the feet MILLERs establishment
in CsnaLs where richest stock Of such goods to be
found In America always be bad al the lowest prices
Ladies don,t forget ]. B MILLERS Isl CanalsL.