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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-17

cruelf1on, showing mat - thsA means the woJii
bah 10 saved
Dr. Loho>sosF, 81 Pb ,aociphia, read an so's
and arFuEeniaive adore = on the night OF woman 10
a bsuer physical cultnIe. ard the lmPO1snce oi
u a. s6sc.IBg lie coalition and h.ppnes OF o;drc
f,L,Tsuor m oneh the laws OF hereditary descent
We vsie To, able to take notes OF II. ou' II vii
dCuetsSS be published, wi'h the fun proceedings 81
ne CoEFtniion. IN durable foFm.
Mrs EARCUs SFRIgC, Of Brooklyn, y. Y, ro>e
Ia txrIess her tlsssnt from Tie statsusui thas We
Wen eIior the marriage relation from mcrrenary
mc,yCs she nd not Iaiuk ih.s Hls so. che h,d
lro.n many Instances where young women, Sho
wore obliged % abor FOR their IN inteDaace had re-
fixed alliances with rch men, whom they coed no,
love AID o,horF. where they had been engaged n
persons q lih sh0 had. through misfortune os.
her property and when urged by Interested rsla-
uFes 10 bIeaA tie engagement DAD refused "a 90 So
ard become happy ana useful wives. she had come
to Ibis ttnyenti0f cut Of sympiiny win rs Oolecs
but she could not entertain poor an cpnOn .. Aes
sex TIE statements 10 which she referred md
Gated Mrs. Springs remaTAs were received Win
applause.
Mrs. &. ). II. NICHOLS, Of Vermont, explained
that It the t,ndol.y Of existing gemeu;s nd
customs Ia lead Woman io seek marriage from ~ \
moi cs and ;hoTe are, evidently, many instances Of
TIE KIND. But there are, doubtless. also many such
instances our lnenG inst stated She too had faith
IN her sex. Most young women marry too young 10
be Influenced BY calculating motives. The calcull-
ton comes aflCrTard. The future husband says,
do not want you 10 work, You need not wet your
iDgels" lie too Is ignorant of the future. The
great difficulty with Woman ls, that there are too
few OF industry open 10 her. She alluded 10
her own experience. and advocated the necessity Of
WOmsn beng governed by the highest and puresi
motives. IL Is love that viii buoy rs mp To the fan
energy 81 our being and this, she maintained vas the
true motive ana bond of union IN the relation OF hCs
band and wife.
The hall was very much crowded during
the afternoon session with deeply interested audi
ence so much So that 1t became necessary 10 pro
cule the large City Han for the future meetings Of
the Convention. The meeting was adjourned TIL
o'clock IN the evening, to meet IN thai capscous
building.
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ms froo the DEPTHS Of Their pnson that thsy al
S,.rs 10 ,oa The re4ian a these facts. winch coh'
IAN IN thsnr elves high lntfGcH1n' IL 1, " ls.',
- n. hv Entering reso'utely INTO the ranks o. Ns
working people that woman VII a.. -" M,
ard b iius.i tou.iiiy on which defehiS tue hitS.-
T.ss n % Sora A. 10 mora, eqnthtyi ~ "a
uot CONQUERED II BY the 70 Ner OF sentiment - =,
,beTsors ov The sentiment Of the love OF hamtn',,
tfatthe mother Of humanity VII uut PoNSSa - ez,f
:, o,oi,sN her HIGH mission. II IS ~hfn Sl' siA'i
- ,.sil ,o1,pfs heuded the holy laR 81 SOIL iAfJ'
Which Is not an obscure AMI mysterious " ~,
H.. Inlrr rgosidenilal iacs-lhN TIE SlnSuu.n o'
Cod rroa sed ~ Jesus and waich = 90 ON. 20"
ihs .irrl. n Of Equality and Justice s1ai % f,'
s,sfers Of trerica snnf socialist si>'ersoi fish,g
are united with yen "a tss Indication o. ne IlS ~
woman T. cisil AMI political equality. We ~ -.
ucret,cr. ;ff IN, found conviction t0lt X IS oi.f
~, 1r,T - assssiaf-n. based IN SohlT,'y, ~ 80
tic n on e The working cllsseS Of bon scAes ~
crl.a.KF l4-or. en- alone Dc a.ilHct 'oIiS r--.s
AID g1,iGc4l IL the cigii and political etttN9 ~
Womaa md the oppressed me >o'til h,5l. Io' =.
nIsai h., confidence. iaat from tie tcp,hs .. -,
iail which N'l ,mp7isous our 5ldlts wiihoit rent
ir~ our hearts. we lry - yog-Flith. Love, hope
and seAc tc yol ouf ffliernh s1luta'ion.
(Sgnedl JEANNE pERoiN.
PtultNE RoL,Nn.
Pors. Pl.sog Or s. Iagcrt. J4is lJif, ls)l
tn. ,7,h # Feb 1913 Pauline Roland presciis her
self te.or. the electoral reunion. - C. pa i.r
cnin4ns The Mayor % me cry wIe s ., ven t
ugst take part tAe vecucnS Tor tie NVHsI- ' f'
senhly. and was again reiustd
In Aerl' 1870 Jeanne Deron claimed tor Wom1n ne
rish, of eligibility. by gresentns hersett d .e 800
tho n i've Assembly ard sne su,itiaec th> i~'
lore ne prep1 ratnfv electoral reunions 81 FaIi>
The 81 of Oct. lst9. Pau.ma Roland ana StAAn. 4.
rom delegates from the trateTaa $500 ,he 90.
elected members OF the Central COMMITTEE oil te -'s0
alive Unions. g. 49,, r,-.,,~,,l 40.
clsi,. rs What the Constituent Assemel vas 'T the ''
Eepulilc Ia ietS
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Oc, a.. off Chatham snip Saml. Lawrence, IN h'' III
for New Orleans Ii. -
Scot H. Iat ll45s long 49,, seen br- Fron'ier' IN
Gage IOvr G G.. II. Tor Boston. . -. ~,
YarA tor Calcutta. -, 80, -, ~,
Aug 49, lat 81 Al long 30 10 W, bark laAies' sns-
Au- 49, lat 80 tong. 10 SOW haiN Duchess OF ois
ON i'm Falmouth, K, Tor RIO de lanero .
s.pt r. lat % a n. long. 80 ", ship BefNshife Sn'
m Boston fer Bombay 40 ~ 80 n
SEPT 49, lat IS n. long il w biig Putnam SI tils.,
SEPT "a. la, % %. long o. W ship Margaret Exams.
I'm 4 onduu Tor New York.
sept So la. % TO- long % 3D. was seen large seanef
JognlsS supposed the Brother Jonathan, oT ILLINOIS, il
New OK for ChagToS
Oc lat 81 50. Long 70 10, brig Ll~eu, johnson :
Js n. Phsadclnhi. Tor Ponce, r. II.
-, , IN, 9i lang a. bug Man If Chappell, bound S
Oct ie, oil cape May, scar J. H. toance. from hfi-
RIVE Va. f1r frseoolt Die
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Urn 0oo0e.

lNRlNCES.- ladies residing in thenpper
pat OF the cay all accept the sincere llanks Of the
Subscriber Tor the very Liberal raro The opening
OF the Ladies ST.. thinning 81 re-"
II gives HIM much pleasure 10 announce thti IN com
plncs with an OF ted request he will cyniaus-h
cOBseqeI &c of ~ p5it aud CHeO0rasoentiO keep
IN hand and m9nnacnc - order. Fashionable fn0ges.
Iimps, and lrina Ires, 10 great variety.
seIy respectfully,
IL G. McRkE
MIL cha, "A door ABOVE i2tb 81; wss, SIDE
OF lmrnlhEI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-17

u TY -Heroism Rewarded Hunganaas Afonse Cone
one Come An Roll round Tie standard Of FLsedoa
people's Olonur o. ko.sufhi Prot ANDE liON eve
d.sr0s 10 give honor 90 a. and reward the brave, 6n
Ing Il Is IA cpntcn pli.un O. rase Fad, . tAnshl
reward this MARTYR al iilortv and knUwln- there ap
Thousands o. iOrfrs t5eei0n whose means Wi MT par
mit them 10 conrl'c ,gsa sums 10 tins excellent and
Inherited TcSt ali1 would feel siajD add thef
mite 10 support Professor Anderson. Therefore has de-
ermned tn the cnf roccrts ~ his last night 10 tins
City 90 the kOSSt IH FUND And to enable him 20 en-
nance the amount h ss tsAon that unsurpassed edihcs
TRIPLFR HALL. lrr FRIDAY EVENING NEXT Dc
tuher n, when me W.1Nis Mac Laboratory vii h
opened AID he Will f uduce several new and asto lndn,
wonders iu his my,' o' Aims,l ~ 80 cents PIoieaU
4 feels proud safe that. enable him % sye n,
amount OF the contribution 90 TINS great Worker Of kree
dom this great Sn II iihcfly's Causei those who>
necessary and IN Ad,titn- Printing &c. NC would 9th
einIse form expenses have volunteered iheT work an
material gratis Noel keepers AID the coo eron Of al
Lovers of Liberty oarresfly solicited Viva ldb,,le
Tickets may be had a. tAe hotels ReSasraht. and az
& JDIIIES No $40 Broadway. olJ1s
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L,JRST GRAND SOIREE MUsI.

u CALE.-HTNH Apply. Niolinisi late from IIel.
land Tespecfflij acal. BIS lends and The public that
he will give his first G.aGd Sol ce Music le az she hiaese
Assembly Rooms, 10. 80 broadway, on THURSDAY
EVENING. 23d irst. The following eminent talent VIII
appear-SlgBor HENil ApPY Sgnora THUFFI BEN.
EDETrL (Oi the lia'in pgrga) Mr. RICHARD fiOff-
MAN. ipanlst.) e. & MI. WILLIAM SCHhRFEN-
BERG, who wall preside al .he PaEoForts, snJq9l eita
by other gentlemen on 10
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MARINE JOURNAL.
SPOKEN. &c.

4oa.tsnal >a.pp,ns Intelligence So F'''t Pas'.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-23
PHILADELPHIA.
A New PROFESSIONALLY Lafayette
marksfs-stOcks, &c.
Correspondence Of The Tribune


PRILADELPHIA, Monday, April p.
Our townSmaD, George II. Boxer, Esq, has
produceds new Comedy called The World q Max
which was produced for he frst ne last night the
W alnut TheaieF with qualified success.
Our citizens the Delaware wharyes 10 great
bers waiting arrival Of the LAfsyete which
lefi your Cily yesterday afternoon
There IL not single local incident worthy OF note 70
suit 10 you
TheBesnship Osprey rom Charleston passed the Break
wEer coming The Delaware, this morning a. O'clock
Crrcs inquired after but
ted Efh0ut crangs T.. FLcrs mtEst cocoges
Qss hundred good sisnos sold FOR
~ al iron ne lai A. 55 = ob lot - dsnsnd
la Fsf ptou prcss rLgs irom Oh O. AZ
Tor csuuo1 bra1ds ard farcy a. Cher RIA
So CoRs Ms gersrsy hs9
usd- a. l-1 an1
f-d suaurf Of NaEAI ohsrrr asf
st.siy tltes PRIME ~ bile bI.lsl
fra-rsas Rvs Ih-s 3tsis;s 1=ra-1 CoEs ad
800 q 0N 5r-1e- elbow sd r's s1Oat O.-
.ac. csnsnoi - bafhs. g1e Frgz, s.d y
bu.h.l WsEr-sass VI L3ss -
rae uq-y
s4lrs 70 s-o.rs -Fi- B1e-8-ssgo Rssr - -.
Cancer ,rc Anboy TO - =, o. a. $50 Psn.a -
la 40N " hnua c. 81 a. h7id 20 &c. - 80 @ 3
PaB Bs, la 2 Psa-A o. lls.; 81 Aorn%o-n, 81 500
Psrla 81 -4i.. 81 >lfi Ca1aL
Sessa3 Balr4 Kead1E p 20 DO o. - 10, ~
Psnra Bk Al 20 Peraa lQs a Pea b, so 500
Psrna5s 81. 50 Meet Bt, g..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-23
Niearagua-Leuer from FIR. MarcOIeta.

T. ne Ed7tors Of The Ne0- loTN 4''ou"s'
GEN1LExEN. l should but poorly represen.
what know to be the sentiments OF the Govern
rnent which 1 have the honor to serve, did fail
20 convey to you my acknowledgements for the
pains which you, in common with other friends Of
Nicaragua. have taken 10 disprove aid correct
the Injurious rumors and accounts wlch have
been put in circulation, respecting that country
and the feeling Of its people towards the Z niEsd
States and its citizens.
You are right in supposing that the Govern
poeut of Nicaragua is incapable, under aay cir
cumstances, OF couDtenancing, for angle mo-
meDt, Any acts of violence whatever within its
territories; and especially any towards the ci,i-
zens Of a country, whose Government public
agents and people have taken so deep an interes:
in its welfare, as those Of the nlted states
l am very truly, your obedient servant,
T. DE MARC0LETA.
No,-. York AprI o., 1851.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-23

II We invite the careful attention of
every citizen to the Address Of the Wing
Members of the Legislature which we
publish at length this morning. 1t pre-
sents calmly, clearly and forciOly the great
issues now pending between the parties in
this State; it exposes, beyond dispute, the
revolutionary and unconstitutional charac
ter of the act which has Just disorganized
the Legislature it states the reasons on
which the proposed Canal Law is based,
ard charges home upon the revolutionists
their real purpose and spirit namely, an
ineradicable opposition to that system OF
Internal Improvements which have carried
New Y ork to the enviable position she
holds, and rendered her the greatest among
the members of the Union. All we ask is
a candid and deliberate examination. of the
subject. To our City readers especially, it is
a matter Of exceeding consequence; every
merchant, every mechanic, every labOrer
in New Y ork is directly interested in the
speedy enlargement of the Erie Canal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-23
The HuDgarians-Our Duty as Republicans.

The HuDgarians-Our Duty nv Republicans.
To he Edlfo's Of the Tribune;
There seems to be an apathy among our cOun-
trymen with reference to the Italian and Hunga
ran refugees not at all credtabe to US as Ameri
cans-as the descendants of those men, whose
acts these brave spirits have bat copied, and who
if living, would delight to honor them; whileit is
TO be regretted that there are some among so
unsenerous as to take this most uniting time,
now tnau nungury's must INDUSTRIOUS son Is about
10 visit us, 10 question the motives OF those who
led that country struggle for independence
To such as have no sympathy for any portion oil
humanity save that which fortune and edu cation
have made their equals, it will be vain 10 appeal;
bot to those who, conscious that they owe to
society some return for the benefits that they are
enabled to draw from 1t and see IN wealth not the
means OF enjoy ment alone, but that OF being use
full a few plain truths may not be uttered amlss.
The civil and religious liberty which at present
obtain TO some extent in the world, like the
blessings which scientific research have VIZ ught
out for humanity, have not been the wOrkot one
generation, but result mainly from the self sacri-
fee Of heroic men through succession OF ages
and since society cannot reach back aud compen-
safe the indiUiduais TO which it is inie0ted.
it should, as il would pay the interest on fund
ed debt Of gratitude, honor and cherish the class
whenever and wherever il can lind them.
The citizen of the United States who upon re-
Election ID rot conscious OF now little uls own acts
can have 70 DO with the favorable position in
which he is placed is too weak, and ignorant for
self government while he among Us who, basking
in the rich legacy of freedom which his ancestors
bequeathed him, does not respect their dying
wishes and feel impeled TO continue and ex-
tend the work they so noby began, is an migrate
worthy only OF contempt
For one, Icsnnot believe my countrymen ndf
fereut to- but only unconscious Of, the obligations
they owe to the champions Of liberty now with or
shortly TO be among u.s. They should reflect that
the blood shed upon our soil on the side Of justice
had a mngling probably from every nation on the
continent Of urope But not forthis alone, but be-
cause true Repubcanism knows no natiOnslisies,
do we owe to all soldiers Of freedom respect and
gratitude Bnd now since most of those we are
directly bound to venerate have passed beyond
our reach, TO cherish or remunerate, can we do
less than honor by substantial sympathy
those upon whom their mantle and their mission
has descended Shall it be said of Republicans,
as Of Republics " Always ungrateful ?"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-23
Expended on New Worn H,use Buildipg..... Ass %
Total expended en- Aims House Department. siOilS %

DAY NEWELL PARAUToPrIc LocK-Messrs.
Day Newell have sent 10 the Worlds T air
superb specimen OF heir PsIAuiopnc Lock II will be
tered FOR competitor and II IL believed that Lock equal
to Il 10 security can be produced. II 10 susceptible Of
l,SV67iS6aCcO changes; and the time required to 20
through them al-sloviDg change 10 be made every
oo miane' ard tsLlDg ten hours fora day exclusive Of
sunesys which omitted-would be Thirteen Mlions
nine hundred and twenty six thousand hundred and
forisfoUs years. hundred and seventy days
The ard half hours Al The Great Exhibition . chsl.
erge will be given to tbs world by the gent Of Day
Newell who soes out IN charge OF this Lock 10 produce
iis equal and sum Of from 900 10 $500 viii be OF.
fsTtc for any LocG he pacsd In competition with Il Tor
picking, or for exploding viii guDPovder.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-23
Why Did the Senators Resign ?

Was it because they thought the Consti-
tuition in dangerl Was it because they
sincerely believed no other means was loft
TO save it from violation! No, for they
knew that if the Canal law was Unconsti-
tutional it could not DO executed. They
knew that the Constitution was in no peril
whatever. They entered on the path Of
revolution, not because it was their duty
to do, or because they thOughtit their duty,
but because their party leaders so dictated.
The scheme was devised and carried out
by men who understood that they could
not get possession of the State through any
regular means, and thought their chances
would be bettered by throwing everything
into disorder. 1t was the work of desser-
ate politicians. Let the people remember
that.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-23

e The Governors Proclamation calls
the special election to I'll vacancies in the
Senate on Tuesday, May 27. Then tho
inhabitants of the twelve misrepresented
districts will decide whether they believe
in the Democratic principle, that the ma
iority shall rule, and whether they desire
the Erie Canal to be enlarged. These are
the questions let them rot be sophisticated
ont Of sight.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-23

H We invite the attention of capital
nts and others the large and perempiory sale OF real
estate al auction by ANTHONY BLEECKER, Tals DAY AZ
" ococA a. the Mefchsnts Exchange 10 elose concern
ccnsstng Of 40 Lots OF Ground, beautifully Gtuset for
building purposes OF the same being on Fourth av. be-
swesn Eehe,h and Eighty Second sRd Iae remainder
on Eshty 6rssl between the Tnirt and Fourth all
living IN one body Also number o. building lots on
ffhysixlh and Nnysevenih SIS between me FIpn and
SIKH ava and the valuable house and oi known a No
Bedford o. Terms liberal Maps Of the above can be had
al the suction room, No Brcad-sL (l,oV)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-23

4 CATAsTHOpHE ~ CANADA The ameska
rvtr toul ru1 through tie French S@Knorss, the
Ia. he River = Lawrence. ami ABOUT twenty
ull-s below Montreal has broken u banks About
eriy have fallen n, carrying With them three
houses CUfLCusrs WIKI lie cattle arr kOses N then
one womb arc Two chi cTel weIe drowned The BUS
bG1d VI ins a. gone mad with fear a. number
OF ot- perionF have beer Injured The hSbans Of tbs
ueJa,e Ies OOc have !Ost three f5Cr thousand
cocs OF wood and rose Who i've The banks OF an-g1
ring river have lost Ucl more OF
~ OF TIE waller The tvboucang Of the wGter over
he county has cons cclsde able damage 10 consequence
nj -
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" DIR. PHINNEY's VEGETABLE F.
NEW-YORk TRIBUNE
NETWORK, WEDNESDAY, APRIL %.
FOR Europe.

The next number of The Tribune for European
circulation, will be issued THIS MORNING,
at O'Clock. 1t will contain all the latest news
up to the time Of going to press The africa sails
from this port To Day, at - O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-23
COOKING STOVES FOR WINTER AND

NOUhTNU
sruMrR A large assortment az ths New YORK Stove
Factoty wbolesae aud retail Also TIN Bakers for burn
ing charcoal with with M boiler holes prices .
sld al including pans Summer Bakers and Furnaces Tor
burning hard OF son goal wood, warrHt ted 10 bake
PatsAt Furnaces fOr heating fist irons. summer Range
for burning hud cool new ar lce Caolne.lnsAt' 5
stoyes a eupetor article The celebrated incepen lent
sirtisht Summer and Wsier CoOsmg stoves. warranted
IN ali cases 10 bake Stoves delivered free OF charge
New pusekespers snd others invited TO call aud eN
anime the STOCK prs viOus mssog purchases 35j Grand
ssSft N & snt NICHOLAS l. Corr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-23
CITY ITEMS.
AMrSEMEETs THIS EVENING.

ADJUSTMENTS THIS EFEHINO.
ss,rOs's opes At School ~ gers Lows IL
ahu." ,,e-
Bso.pg.r Tur.rr.-lpeu At -" Ysi0n Of Ii, san -
Frlls-s nrssruLs-opsn a; 6S-FsST0 1s'a'' sH '1""F
Opsrs Scores. -. - a..,,e =. -
s.rrIsas co,sors.s-ccrs1 Of Broadway ana isr''an -
sro,,.s, gtP.ror,n. Of II. Rons, Upper l5 ana
Hungsr. Corner Broadway ard Wat~s 81
Prtasrs PEoa WastinE.or Hhl-Opeo o. T.
s--rvrsas- S.-rr-E-ssu Oriean. Burs-qns Opes iroP
hrsErz-opsn ~ dsy-aftsrooea ace aat '-e -
fnrrs-cs. Curost~s r.
Hsrss-O pen sl-Ws h's Circus aad Freoch irouPe
c-rsrr-Th. Aeshsn Hops Chsrs4 us bfoaa-N ~
snsrr~r Tfrna-r- nr Nsl-ntre's D~insst0uS
N.ras4r rc.Brsr o. pr.Is~ -s5i brokfWay
{ SC. s--Th. X tchirsra Panty a. WILLIAMSBURG
CcScrrr-Mr J RoEsifs ~ tefbSlsr Hall
Nraao MNsrstls- Mcniagre Hall brcoEsn
The REPORT OF TIE TES GoyERNoRS-W
have received the second Annual Report oil the
Ten Governors. The following table exhibits the
snount Of money which has been expended for
the different institutions under their charge, dur
ing the past year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-23
TIVE FIRST or MAY

TIVE FIRST or May
The 6rst OF MAY approaches,
When bedougs neas, and reaches
Their noxions cOlu nus muster,
The rat too then eHerosches,
This mouse, sly plandeTer, peaches,
Putting ladies' IN hlsIer
But thy magic PO~der, LYON,
10 the food that insects die On.
Mice and rails, too,
By Thy pills, which we rely on,
Are allied 10 the lsst scion,
Without csts, too
az 6lpAltW' T. LYON, {9e Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-23

AB.QUARrERs kEMoyED.--kELrH
FERcUsoNs Wholesale aud Retail WINDOW SHADE
SroRE l9l BRoAnwAY.-Pefs wanting Shades, 3it
and Shade Trimmings iod tho best assortment 10 se
CITY. assbOve. Dealers p3sd. No second proh's. All
Shades warranted to siand suy climate. some new pat
terms Of Gold Birds and Flowers THAI CANNOT be seen at
any other Prices lower uhan elsewhere Csu ana
ssiisfy yourselves Az MWSSH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-23
Receintaof Produrr.

b. Ers Railroad -Iuesday. April a2-l65l
bbs our % head ofCag.e PEgs chsess bss WHISKY
81 % W ashes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-23
HALL's PALlNeENEsIA.-A certain cur

Halls PALINGENEsIA.-A certain cure
oy pyspspsis, Liver Complslnt Cosnveness Dropsy'
Rheansisrn, scrotaous humOrs Res, Bolts, ADD s die
arising from ipparies OF the blood II has bsen
nsed for many ana hss always proved ecscous 10
Graduating The most obstinate disesses It's pleasant
and agreeable cordial AL persons who have used II pro-
noancs the best medicine thai be procured Made
and cold by WM ssIrs Hall soe proprietor l5s Bow.
Y. as SlMW&f
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LOOKING GLAss WAREHOUsE.-RICH

LooKING-GLAss NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ARps KIsGsLASD, Wholesale Dealer End Manufacture u
Looking Glasses and Importer " Looking oass Places
IS Cofttsnd-st, N Y has 10 store splendid essoI
men, OF Ornamented Plain Pier and Mante Glasses
Also an unusual large stock " Mahogany frame dlassos
sutsble for the Western and Southern trade Jobbers
ana dealers In general will do we'll TO call aud eAan-
Inc this stock ana prices previous % purchasing
A. he acies for manufacturing and importing their own
Plates enable uem 10 sell lowe han any ouet hOuse 10
this city. ~, , loi omMW D
Wa, India. or other markets would do well to call
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HovEY's PATENT w-CurrER.-
William Hovey Of Worcester Mas, has opened /.
Wsreroom for the sale OF bis Straw Cutters a. 50 Cortland
at New.YoFk WM hoysY, Paienteo az ADSAWs
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WROUGHT IRoS BEDsrEADs-.The near ~
proach Of the First Of May, that dread Of house,
keepers and unfortunate men whose families n'
pehPaelicsy Inclined, suggests he p'opreIy OF o'Aa
Tie most convenient household fixtures TIE becs''s
the old style, with their wooden por!s and c'unJ
have begun 10 give way before the march Of npv
ert and Iron is rapidly taxing their place. Cool po'
ble handsome and perfectly free nom the uonbe o. 90.
uer, wrong htron becsIead Is luxury when WI"
be readily abandoned afer Il has been tried. Tnose
may wish to purchase will find q complete ssor'n7o5
low prices, Ct lhe warehouse OF M Jobn Wleief'o'"
$40 Broadway. Give hin cali