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The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-01-09

0-F The Right Reverend Mr.. Creighton,
Bishop elect from the Diocese Of New York
has published asletter declining tie accep.
lance Of the Office. The chief reason assign.
% is. the differences existing between por.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-01-09

OT The steamship Hermann, brings a
danelus horse for Mademoiselle Tourniaire,
OF Welcb's circus. Itisa superb animal, q
Arnbian blood.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-01-09
scioto TeIegraph Comnnnr.

The following gentlemen we're elected Direc-
ors Of the Scioio Telegraph Company, at q
meeting Of the stockholders last evening.
l., E. 1'ominson, John Row, Samuel Mar
field, R.. H. Lansing, W. D, Wesson, Calvin
Shaw and G. c. Allen.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-01-09

oTThe Newport tR. I.) Adveriisei has
formally adlured Whiggery, and declared II, y
purpose to support hereafter The measures Of
The Democratic party. MI. ArKISsoy, the
editor, says he is disgusted with Whiggsry
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-01-09

A CRITTER.-0ne OF the young lady school
marms,' who went out 10 Oregon TO shoot the
young idea writes thus to the indianapolis
Jou nal:
A panther was killed last week near my
school room, measuring seven feet from the
tip OF the ears to the extremity Of the tail,
and seven back again, making fourteen feet in
all !"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-13
PROM HAVANA

BY the arrival yesterday of the brig P.
soue, from Havana, we have received our files If ma
per. the Lario de "a Marina and the Gaoaa Oseis to
srakesch and Psrodi were in Havana giving concerto
The papers speak very highly of them.
Two rensrkshle instances OF longevity are noticed v
the isario On the l5h ult Jose Francisco Rorigsz
negro, died IN Havana aged ll2 years. and few DAYS
tervvard grit named Isabel Charita aged los vsars
On this the Ifdrio makes sage refec.ons . {yhen
thsy came INTO the world nothing said about steam
ships, railroads or electric elegraphs: now We are
wtled along AZ the rate of y leagues in three burz
and IN I'VE seconds transmit thoughts ZOO miles
Exactly wv -'o'
letter from Yaguay states that most terrific hail
storm occurred In that part Of the country on the h
ut The crops OF al kinds which before ,rara ex-
tremeiy hourishing, were entirely DESTROYED ana the
neids presented the appearance 10 use the words NJ the
writer, =" Ike that of the Serras de Noucsx. IN 49,
IN me month OF January" One of the stones WA
found 10 weigh six ounces, three drarhrns and Ave
grains Many others weighed three four and i've ,nrss
and me generality were ounce in wc;cbt
The Belgian Consul in Havana ID Eimo,5. Mari
has been decorated by the King Of BELGIUM with te
Gross OF Leopold. In reverb for the bcne = !.
htfse ca re ccEicee.sc c. - ccg.-..y
..s4. In O. Pea saa an-a 4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-13
THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN

Lsstevening one of the pleasanes occasions OF ths
yesr-the private view Of the Annual Exhibition OF the
Academy. The rooms were thronged by company OF
invited guests comprising Whatever Is most eminent IN
the City in Art, Literature and kindred pursuits VINO
passed several hours in looking at the pictures exchsn
ing greetings and congratulations, finally partAkins OF
refreshments, and separating with the moet cordial
shes for the success of the present exhibition, and the
general prosperity of the institution In the rapid sur
vey of the evening marked many pictures to which
we shall reeur and noted the great number of portraits
rortrat however Is not necessarily an uninterestns
picture. Titan, vandyck, Rubens Velasquez, were
portrait painters and some portraits are among the
most famous of paintings We may remark In general.
.atssas evince the successful activity of the ar
t<sduring the last year, and at an early day we s
nuense our annual series of notices Of the Exhibition
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-13
CoyeREss.-In the Senate, Yesterday

CoNGREss.-In the Senate, yesterday,
the President sent in documents connected with the
Japan Exedition Mr. Borand made a complaint about
the action OF the Printing Committee and was excused
from further serving il The French Spolasion bill
was then taken up and discussed all adjournment
The House spent the whole day in Intellectual
efforts to suspend the Rules of Order. They have
succeeded pretty well, hitherto, in suspending all
order during the session. They refused even to
consider proposition to adjourn on the 5th Of
July.
LEeIsLArURE.-The Canal struggle oc-
eupied the whole time Of the Senate Yesterday at
Albany. If any one wishes to study Loco-Foco
malignity to the Canal Enlargement let him look
at the proceedings in the Senate. At o'clock
this morning, the game OF killing time was going
on quite spiritedly.
In the Assembly the Emigrsns bill was passed.
The session continued till after 10 O'Clock at night
but little of Importance was done.
Ig The Canal Mandamus case Is to come up in the
Court of Appeals this morning a, Albany Hon Samuel
Foot has been designated by the Governor to appear
for the State.
EF We give for,nights later news from California.
tT We give a statement of Capt Bleshen. who com.
manded the unfortunate steamship North America when
she was wrecked south of Acapulco
w We report great FIRE at Savannah
lT Kcssrth's movements Sos:a ss..sy a L.
spece ca our SIKH page
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-13

Every gentleman appreciates the luxury OF pair OF
iy6tting panaloons graceful and without tws, or
wrinkle. The tailoring establishment OF w. T. JhSNlsSs
Co No 23 broadway, has been for many years ceie-
bated in this of the business as well as Tor te
perfect fit style OF their Vests Coats SACKS
md other garments They employ artists IN the Panaioon
denartment not to be exceed either in this country or
abroad 1t supposed by many that to cnt coat Wen Is
Il requires at equal skill and experience, to turn
out unexceptonabe Pantaoons The trm has received
mees comprising all the newest patterns many OF winch
are entirely unique, and sngulary beautiful All who de-
ARE the most fashionable clothing pocurable IN
this city, on suits made by the best artists are ia
vstcd 20 call on w. T, JENNINGS Co, No 81 Broad
way American Hotel
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List per Ell Dorado.
PASSENGER List.

Cabir-S D. M1s and Lady, Mrs Euscns, Ms C. True, B. b.
Post b. Fennin Co. Sam Mychoh j. b. Scrom, Geo White
(dcad) j. H. Beatty, c. $ Prices, Dr. Wousby, H. Wilson,
Mary II. Wilson. VIM G. Badger Thomson, Rogers
clair, j. H. DRAKE IL Gage d. Hntabdde, NJ Barney, A. j.
Van C. J. Van Wagner Jno Town, T. Pooe, Poole
Ihos Archer and friends, Whemlne Schultz, RIB Rogers Geo
Coffin Coffin y. A. Mills NJ Mchaney, w. Somers, J. A.
Cender C. III. Ellis, Geo T. Ellis, T. Higgins j Murray
Iseege-M Ban, J. Tuttls, Ferguson NJ Bottlebey, r.
Hamilton, STEPHENS, j. Fowler j. Cannon, j. KING T. Bdwe
1hos Taser H. Fizeerak, j. DuGy A. 6sdney w Nelson, W.
Colon, T. Price, NJ Ellis w H. Cornell J. Cooke w. Soule, b.
C. soule. Jas Jones' Jas Upton Rogers Jas g. Hobrook
w. II. Grant X A. Ball, WIN Neil X Mouthrop, john
Ill., NJ T. Penstorn ID. Eley A Clements j. Quackenbos
d. Mae r. Foster, d. Manager w. Reeder A. HAWKINS, Haw
kns, W. Parker, Baird w. H. H. Clarke X c. Marsh
J. Coffee Delaney, Rogers w Rosers W. syerthorn, l.
Bond G. c. Sheffield, Collins p c. Metcslf Thos Richie
Kelly w. Butts, J. Mckinley Dinsmore, Knapp Mse
J. Benson, vals ~ Deamster J. kder j. NJ Hutton j. Bur
nell J. r. osien a. Gibson, J. " Merrill, d. Msupn, Msupn
j. NJ Pendeton Donashue Turner and brothers, W. C.
Clark T. Cook C. Horson and X Parhn J. Dome. G.
Bsse Geo swoden, Murray John Hogan j. Boyle A. Gard
Heron, j. Burns, NJ Fizserah p Clifford NJ scsnou,
Cochran, }. Taylor H. Chamberlain, NJ stannsd w. Myers
Edward Cornish Edward r. MARTIN c. Hatfield w. Dranmond
b. Slater j. Patterson w. Potter J. Tucker, C. Cheoyon,J
Hsrdee, J. Carr ID. Garry, d. Garvn j. Deorsay j. McC1be
D. Keenan, r. G. Bliss j. Campbell, b. Csst-no ID. Kavanash
kavanssh B. Onns J. Gnfhn p Doashey j. veson, Dough
Cunningham, r. White y Swami, Koran, c. McCue
Cornish, d. Dowd y Cotton w. johnson, J. H.
j. X. Lohrop, J. L. Lehsh, J. Marble C. Sweeney H.
Hayden Christian Blake Jos Hunersn George Michael
Henry Ursn, Daniels, George Barnard A. Macarthur, Thomas
Highly, A Cas-srd Mr. Isaac George knight Brock, Mr.
Lersna WATSON, NJ Wamser, Leavt Want, Charles Pnor
C. A Campbell Denson-2 in cabin liz IN STORAGE Total s+
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Nrw Goops.-This day opened, the

most elegant and magnificent exhibited IN this city
LORI Co No $40 broadway having completed their al
teAtos beg leave inform their friends aud the public that
thew have this day reopened their with perfectly une
ouaed pay diamond and other ewelry Fine watch
Ca by eminent makers plain and enaneed set with pearls
diamonds Sc Silver and sverplsted wares manufactured
by James Dixon sons Sheffield, and other celebrated
makers Rich Porcelain Vases figures Centerpieces &c,
decorated and OF the recherche patterns ele
CANT Bronze, O1neee and Porcelain Mantle Clocks aud
Gandoles real Bronze Figures Gard Receivers NC Paper
Mache Goods and endless variety Of rich and fancy
goods partcularze the whole of which viii
b. offered prices heretofore totally unprecedented
The public respectfully invited TO call aud judge for
themselves
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For Europe.

The next number of The Tribune for
European Circulation will be issued TT | 5
MORNING at 9 o'clock. 1t will contain
all the Latest News up to the time OF going to
press. The Canada sails from Boston To- Morrow
at - O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-13

u The Clay Festival. last night, was
we'll attended and emnently enthusiastic. Gov.
Jones. of Tennessee, Hon. Mr.. Ewing. Of Ken
tuckv. Jos. l.. White Erastus Brooks. and Others,
made excellent speeches. Our report isuna'oida-
blv crowded out BY other matter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-13

STATE AND NATIONAL Law School,
BALsroN sra, SARATOGA Co, Nsw-YoRK.-Thc next term
will Commence the Ssh ef May. Obleck to prepare the
stpdsnt practically well Theoretically in the trA OF
csusss exfempcrc speaking No. sc. Diploma Of Is Of Laws
conf: ..e-t:.y 10 rs.csiOe 10 cSy,cs circular
stating particularly ssat By rsQaest directed tgesgsQ to
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-13
Loss of the North America.
To the Editors Of The N. Y Tribune:
ACAPULCO Mexico, Saturday March a. II

TO ne FdltOTs V 7. TT1UHHt:
ACAPULCO, Mexico, Saturday, March q, 1852.
Thinking your readers would be interested in
Of the loss Of the steamship North America send you
latter urgent solicitation my part Capt Bethens state
ment.
There but about 800 passengers e out of the 900
that arrived at Acapulco the Others having in the
different steamers touching this place. their to San
francisco The steamer Monumental City is expected daily
here from San Francisco, TO take the remainder There
has been every attention shown them by the residents of this
place both native and foreign and but three deaths
have occurred among them gentleman by the Of
Green from Massachusetts, the of the Others have
not been able TO lern. In haste Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-13
Arrival of the Daniel Webster.

Tie steamship Daniel Webster, Capt.
Baldwin, left San Juan on the evening of the 4th
inst. at o'clock. She connected with the
steamship New Orleans, which left San Francisco
on the 18th March. She brings $4,000 in the
hands of passengers. San Juan was quite healthy
fine weather prevailed during the five days the d. w.
Law in port The road from San Jsan del Sur repre-
sented as being in excellent condition
The d. w. brings papers two days later
than the Ell Dorado but find nothing in addition to
what we have by the Ell Dorado, worthy Of note.
We are under obligations to Mr.. ]. Hep
per, Surgeon of the steamship New-Oreans for many
favors.
The following is list Of her passengers:
Given, ShindeT. Isaac lockwood MIRA VIVA r. Dow,
Cb.s II Neal s Gray j. Griffith Mrs Griffith and
A Jones. slemrner M d Buckley and child w Barholo
new, seeley Bloom Mrs Coster, A. 5 Dickinson. Geo
McNeir. H. Humphreys NJ Corcoran, J. C. vanzandt, Joel
p Wilcox Cotton. IbOs n. Stewart. Geo C. Wainwright Chss
Davenport Geo steeey John Chase " G. Dow Richmond
T. knight Henry Miller Goodyear G. C. Barnd, EIss Lo-i,.
p O. voom, J. G. Smith, Marton, J. Smith Chpman G,
Hall w. l. Fish, Walter Warren. Henry Sanders. p Wood,
Woodbury., Williams, Unah Mccoy Len D-msry, 2.
Povelse Henry CRAZY NJ Bruce, Jas C. McIde Newcombe,
Broughton David Batson Edward Gardner Georss
Bridges. c. L. Badger. James Mcclsry Henry Woodbury..
Ralph Cooper Andrew Poye w wndemere 5. Hamilton. c.
vsrsmesnser C. Marshall Jacob Cullen, X W. whuns C. P.
Paddock srsel Rudd Thos w Dcmarast c. Young,
A. John Robbins W. A Wilkinson H. Pssed A. J.
Knapp, David Grover, VIM DAVIS VIM Tanner, VIM sherman,
Lewis Cans j. Steward LeInan Capp W H. Hunter,
Hou-man Jas X Tomkin g. Scudder, Lew Row and,
Gurner Geo H. Herins VIM s Wiley, y. Upper Jno. G.
Pey. Eli Smith. Blanchard, Jas p Phess C. Badsr-iss
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London Agency for The Tribune.

w. THOMAS, Nosl ls and q Casbarnest Strand is
thoszed to receive subscriptions and advertisements for The
nttuae in London
Our friends in Great Britain and Ireland by RENTING
WN. THOMAS a. above l2ld BY Post-Oice order will
receive TIE Ditwe fv Ersops' one year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-13

Crrv-Our jersey City hold their Municipal LEO
ssn ro-pAy y recent amendments their City Cnarter
virtually containing the ESSENTIAL features Of the Maine Law
thew are now enabled bring this question 20 drecs i1e
II 4 the determination of the Temperance folks to elect Tor
Nsyor JAMES s. DAVENPORT, ard Board OF Adsfins w
pIeased 10 carry ont this law Let urge the friends OF e
cause to early before going TO business foiS open
4 A N to7P NJ
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n. Who will give his order to tailor

N male him haiti or who will give order 20 batter 70
~. coat pants boots shoes eto etc None Dur those
demened certainly yet batter is about 70 Try me expe
s ~ ,-5nr;nr neople To leave their orders with him for
al ts and the world win stand agspe TO witness tue re-
slt Of such an attempt TO the present order OF
thinm The HAT FNsHERS UNION cannot boast OF On ex
fravssanty fitted up Bazaar which the public must pay for
bot their neat and extensive saeHoom will outve any other
In the city in the choice fabcs IN tho way Oh
hsts which are daily dispensed crowds Of their custone
Hat FINISHES UNION, No il Psrs-row,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-13
CRy,Ns RAn,Es CRYING BABIES A

larsc supply embracing all sizes Of these most cnEloas
md interesting babies Just received n rrrlss Emro
mum OF Fancy Goods Novelties &C. No 50 Broadway
Come sn before this lot is exhausted AT this establish
men viii b. found splendid and Immense stock OF fancy
ard U.s. mi articles suitable FOR presently 10 which the ai;e-
lion OF the gin giving pubic - particularly invited
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-13

'.N' NJ, Srv.usHIP COMPANY.-A

PAcirIc MAIL STEAMSHIP ConrA ...,.. -.
- .,,e.reG In Ssturdsy's papers conveying .ns
notce nssns ~. crowded With tickets from responsible
ssenees would s % detention On s sIn. q
:, p.,sms Al latest dates A. spare steamer nes OF
- for ps1sereers and in tbs Absence OF sceidsns
:. ~ ,Is stesmers CSLVosSA, REPUBLIC, TESSEssEs,
o., o,~ CARR and CONSTITUTION in the service OF THIS
Cssnx v be a. Panama in the Of the present.
rnfh By order. WV. II. DAviDeE, Se0ess<y'
Nev-Ycrk, April 5, 1851
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, TUESDAY, APRIL ID.

ADVERTISING IN THH WEEKLY TRrBuSs-The price for
advertising in this paper viii henceorth be 50 cents hne
each inssrt,un.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-13
~ Hair Dyeing superseded by DAvIs's

" HUT Dyt IHg suPcTstueu Uy JAWS
Rahvene price so per bottle which the
power OF the roots Of the HAIR and by inducing deposit
its former color 1t the discovery of the For
sale by the proprietor VIM. DAVIS, Ludowst one door
from Grand; C. II. Ring, No. 1872 Broadway; f.. Cook
Co, No 20 Westinghouse: w. III. Cary Co. No. 2+o
Pearst N " and for sale by Druggists and Perfumes in
general.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-13
~ We invite the attention of capitalists


and Others to the large sale Of valuable uptown building lots
and improved property in the City Of NewYork auction
by ANTHONY BLEEcKER THIS DAY, at II o'clock, the
Merchants Exchange consisting Of about 40 building lots
and houses and lots situated 5thav and 2shs Sthav
and 49thst 37thst 66thst and 8t-av i9th-st 50ts
and 6thav, 85hst Sdav and gore lot the
of Reade and Hudson-sts
Also will be sold by order Of the Supreme Court and
der the direction Of j. BoUGHToN Esq., Referee the Houses
and Lots Nos 42 and Ala Waters Nos 1872 40 al and 42
CheTy-st. and No 80 Hamtonst, all Catharnest
Also the elegant houses and lots Nos . and D West 8ths
lot 40th-st and beautiful Pan suitable for gentee
country residence situated at Sing Sing Westcheser Coun
ty, and near the Hudson River Reilroad depot.
Maps Of most Of the above property be had of the
tioneer, No. Broad-st.
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Tnf Plck.-This spicy weekly is ou

and for sale at No ~ Aunst and BY A the agents and
pvw~bovs IL is the best number yet Issued ana 81 oyess
of fun should procure copy early "Scots sud Cap
capitai ilhation and hese i've Others Of asSe s
and well executed The resaas matter Is uaase~'y N
eerest,pg.
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Our thanks are due to L. c. Paine, Pur-
of the FL Dorado for the prompt delivery of C.lor
mia papers.
The dates are from San Francisco to
March Is, and from Panama to April 3.
The following is the specialist of the
steamer California, from San Francisco to Panama:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-13

The most important part of the news is
the great reshet in the interior caused by the late rains
the loss Of property and the incidents connected with IL
The loss OF property, however, u not great
former occasion last year. Sacramento was over
fown IN consequence Of in the levee and 30
Marysvie. In the former comparatively little dam
age was DONE because the Inhabitants 70 a certain
extent prepared for an nundation and as the waters
rose and gained on them they removed their property
to more elevated positions They therefore suffered
inconvenience than sctual loss MarysviIe, on
the other hand, suffered great deal The damage is
estinated at $4,000 But the greatest loss wa su.
tanned by the farmers the low lands and by the own
ers of bridges leading to the mines.
We gather the following particulars from
Crr San Francisco files:
ISr.eca Cnrrez.sr.. Ao- acfsh L. I'LL
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Especial Correspondence Of the Herald
SAcRAMENTo, March Z. les:

cktHANENIO, HIafch 7, III
This morning. between the hours of one and two we
started by the deep tones Of the City alarm bell
The river for the last twenty four hours had been rising
rapidly and fears were entertained last night that the
City would again be inundated These fears were NOT
unfounded The Mayor Of the City gave notice that Il
the evee gave way during the night the alarm bell
would announce the fact and summon the citizens b aid
IN repairing the damage At two different places the
Ct wz.crs. Tie wr'er swer. a:i. 81 -
ssst'e uoscee earyns d dong in IL mad career. md
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-13

READY-MADE CLOTHING AT WHOLESALE'
FOR CASH OR CREDr-This department Of our business
under the direction and management Of William Gardiner
who has had long experience and practical and tasty IN
this branch OF business We invite the attention Of dealers
10 the style of this stock particularly.
Light Profits is the system have adopted being con-
WINGED thai il is the popular We prepared grant
liberal terms Of credit In this department
we solicit an inspection of the stock from close buyers
TwEEpy MouLroN & PLIMPTON No. AZ Broadway.
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LroN's CoUp D'ETAT !-PRIcEs OF THE

,
MAGNETIC POWDER AND PILLS REDUCED ONE HALF
LYON with the view Of making the Of his preparations
general absolutely universal informs the public that
he has down bis prices half Henceforth the Mag
netic Powder and the Magnetic Pills viii be sold at - cents
the flask box instead of 50 cents formerly dwelling
store thus be cleared Of BED Bugs Reaches Ants
upon prove the efficacy Of the articles accomplish the
operation in hour Analysis proves that what death
TO the insects harmless man. and child (See
the certificates of Professors Reid and Chiffon in Lyons
Ccua) Who would be pesteres with insects and vemin
when they be extrpated for shhngs The whole
sale prices have been curaed in like proportion viz to
81 g per dozen q per dozen $ per half go per
gross Country publishers copying the above aud sending
the paper marked f. LYON No 42 Broadway will receive
Lyons Magnetic Powder and Pills the amount.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-13

"WHrRE SHALL / Go !"-This was the
cosnsd him about remaining Captain John Tyefs Cab
met but gentlemen of taste in quest Of now Hat have no
need of asking any such question They can 80 directly
the store of Knox No 18 Futons, where they Will ind
no diculty in obtaining just the thing "a beautiful fash
ionabie becoming and durable baltimore brilliant than
f}Ans 10 he found n Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-13
rY- The Protector Entertainment, is the

very article for the being safe and agreeable
change the heavy winter undervest 1t durable and
cheap large assortment may be found at the New York
Sspciing and Under Garment Factory, Ne lol Bowery
A. kANKIN Co, Importers and Manuaciarers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-13

EYE AND EAR.-Dr. POWELL, Oculist,
Aur &C. win remove the LIST of May to No 500 Broad
way above Broomest During the interval he will attend
usual the of all diseases Of the Eye and Ear
at No Il Wanen-st OF Broadway where be had
his Treatise the Eye" third edtion-poe 50
also several hundred beautiful Artificial Eyes which, when
properly inserted will aud look like the natural Eye