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AISBLE HAkD,

MARBLE YARD.
{JiN ROGERS, Sth Street. Main Richmond Va Dealer
Hrvp.isn Italian aud American Marble Monuments Tomb
M4..e every description Wall Plates.
Fronts &C., &c.
Any IL Carving Executed in the neatcs tEnanIer
Orders reference. Irompy endeGo
served his apprenticeship one OF The arcr
ha"s much Ia the
work executed HE Shop will give
ih0rS 0rt5-clr
TEXAS LAND AGENCY.
HAMlLToS IlENDREE. CouNsELLoRs AT LAW AND GENE,
AGENTS, will attend promptly 10 all professional!
Circu and Supreme Courts q" the STATE ana IL
the United aul Supreme Cour. also TO e. nacrs
ccuchuc lands ihs!r Address ns mid0
nv nj Aus,Iu Tex Ian. l6--cwly
SITUATION AS TEACHER WANTED.
YOUNG we'll qualified teach the higher anG oWef
IA branches GOOD English education together with tie Fenr
and Ian Languages, dsou. of getting employment Teach
for the Satisfactory references CHI raeie and
will be Address A. b. Iost paid Ruthet G NJ
Caroline county Va. oct. l9--cWr1
TyyO O HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.
RUNAWAY from Tuckahoe, Goochand county, upwards OF IL
H months ago, negro named WALLACE SMITH lie Is
about twenysx years tall anil slim, aud OF dark brown or
bread or head feet brwcgged and esi
or ,ammers sharply okenio lie was Tor.
merIv owned by w Kemp, ESQ OF Gloucester county aG a
been doubt lurking Ganui a or sonc az.
ouin. cuay reward will be paid Tor his apprehension
I,iy n -, JOSEPH ALLEN.
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I "a HARRINGTON Importer and Manufacturer Of Cigars.
u eEruhacco snuff Pines SC wholesale uEd retail No lSs
Man-correr Of 0h-eet the Scotch Sodlsr Keeps con-
stany hand all the popular brands OF Cigars in nrge or
small lots purchasers reasonable TERMS aho al prices 70
compete with the Northern dealers
A HARRINGTON, Tobacfonls.
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DAVID FUNSTEN,

ATTORNEY AT LAW
practice Alexandria Fairfax and FaIquer
w Counea He villa aso attend TO the prosecution OF Cams
against the General Government Office kire street
Asap and Pitt IN building occupied BY The Manassas Gap KAN
Road Company.
hlayan ria IA lnnal lh--cEr
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ScuonL An VEST VIEW.

FEMALE SCHOOL vii Sc opesd at Wesl Vow Ilhc late Ie
~ ,idcnc ir. eon) III BruHowic couny, Oh ns
day February end tho last Of Soveheer Inc
sill the usual branches
English a!un .:'n rch aud uslc the Piano The
school he etiae en instruction OF Mis-
Susan ". Nicholson. aided b, "a cunc!tI
TcT1ns for ihs ,essie. Of ten f1onths:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-16

Tn, late census puts The crop Of Alabama 2 3n-
hale. of 400 pounds Geurgia stands rrSt, WIN c". ~
49l O9l bales and Mississippi next, win crop :" - =
balse
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-16
4 NATIONAL PRESIDENT.

The white um!ou, with the exception o, California; has
been iicart from, and HE Tcsait is IS follows
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-16


Mtsyrg Edl.ors:-An Eicle appeared in thr TINS n'
YES :erdsv lnuleng In visionary pccua'!ncs ard ;s'c
np sr,cdy dissolution OF The Democratic paE'y uim ~"
iaSitf and nternel improvements. Now would lnS
,hs, the Wing papers generally would refrain for "se NJ
lens. from predctng The result Of the late ecnn shGG!d
roach them caution u this respect, They VIII nnn lin-
selves quite ms much mistaken aoont division IN lr De-
mocra,c oprry upon The tariff they have been in The
suit of the lae election No measure was ever ad Pd BY
This government, more indebly fixed than the system "t
revenue nnw in operation and has anned strength every
day snce liz passage WHAT better evidence could one de-.
sire of this Than PRESENT position of Penny rania The
tariff of ls46 received bur solitary vote from mat State
AT The election in le49 the same State elected three Nom
hers in favor that Al The election In 1851,
Penns, vana elected members IN favor OF II anu In
1852 she elected ern members pledged 10 sustain Thai
prcat Among the members just elected Is tie Hon
s. B. Wright. This Distinguished gentleman has beea an
able advocate of tho ari Of ls46 since lie passage Hc
has also been candidate for Congress for six years in
district largely engaged in The iron business and has al,
ways opposed thrift for protection and always favored
free trade far 1t possible with sufficient revenue TO
carry on the government And with these rews fs has
constantly increased his VOTE and has just been elected by
good r;soy Mr. Fuller, Whg potectionist and one
OF lie most popular Wings 10 the State So much for th'
danger Of division In the Democratic party upon the tariff IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-01
CTATEROOM PASSAGE to SAN

- n C-hNONI hcChoI< w 'p-N~'
y FRANCISCO for $l75 in the new and splendid clip
per JOSEPHINE, lying at Pier No 3 East River. few
vacancies remain -Four persons occupy one ROOM The
ships accom- modations very superior. Apply 20
JAMES SMITH SON, No. ia Wa-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-01

For freight or passage apply to
EDW'D K. COLLINS Il CO., No. &c Walst, NY
BROWN SHIPLEY Co, Liverpool
Z. @. ROBERTS co, No Is Kings Arms Yard,
London.
JOHN NUNROE & CO., No. Rue Noire Dame des
victories, Paris, GEO. II. DRAPER Hayrc
The OF these ships will be accountable for gold
silver, bullion specie ewery, precious metals
less bills of adng signed therefor and the value thereof
therein expressed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-01
7HE GREAT FIRE in CHIELICO-

"HE GREAT FIRE IN CulhtiCO,
THE, Ohio One-third Of the town burnt 70 , ~
CHu.LicoTrg o. TUESDAY ape, - ~ The
Meesrs SrgARSs MsNvfN-Oentesnenf 1919 -, vonrr
h & at hand In reply cvery Safe ~ tne ny = ~ per
- proved ROOD sr nothns lost isssr kbs forn
Sscly destrcyed out IN the mall 's<iamsnoe. s's
yca' nothing W. injured Y"ur obed'sSi ~ cismsox
. .-,,sr ~,ows that in real hot ire RICH e. The
Ips ssose 49, .uis safes he depended upon Us 80
Aaspeks -t.v~n ssks of different makers were So, $50,
tess1e- S~kss Sn.e alone bidding defiance 90 VI, ~
Ses.roysss ,<xee bonds and mortgages 70 Iiio s.fs
T5r Chilicotae ARE Il parallel
Zst,. - drstrcyed These repe sted p.n,.
ee< me- ,hsf Wilders Patent Sslansndrrs, WIZ
~ot are the best Saf-s made m IN, C'hlep - ~
- sbole world They can be bad At tne oe9 W
o. nM 9 and at the Factory, corner OF 81 mah~
IT, o "a Avenue A. Newly ork. ,,.,,,s
Also at the following Agencies:
Isaac Bridge New-Orleens La.
t. NJ Hatch Charleston, :. C.
Thompson 4 Oudesluya Baltimore. Md
Holyoake Downes Co. Memphis, Tenn.
Eddy Morley, Toledo, q.
Alhs 4 Howes, Evansville lnd
8 SHEPARD h Co. Buffalo, y. y:
Walter X Marvin, Lockport y. Z.
Barney Brothers Mobile, Ala
Cbas II Campfeld. Savannah, "a
Hall A Moses Columbus, ga 30
NJ u ossef h brown Wilnington, ~ u
W,n Randall ST Paul, NJ: T.
Worlev A Reynolds. Cleveland ~
IT,, Rovd 4 Co.. GAINESVILLE, w.
Uv susgcft Rochester n u
la Hutton, Montreal Cenada
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-01
OREAT BARGAINS in FEATHERS,

NJ BEDS, MATTRESSES, sc, at CRAWBUCK'S, No
S5S Grands I'd door east of Essexst, York-Cheap
Upholstery and Feather Street.-The attention OF families
sbou. purchasing respectfully invited to the large and beau
tifu ssortment of Beds Mattresses Paasses Bedstead
Cots &C. all of which have been purchased at low cash
prices will be sold such prices 10 make an In
ducemen for all call and the above stock previous
T. making their purchases Goods sent to any part of the
city, Brooklyn WliemsbuTgh free OF Carriage Old Bees
and Mattresses renovated and made
W. CRAWBU No S5S Grand-st,
"a door at of Essex-st NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-01
RAILROAD Of NEW

fE-N w
y JIRSEY.-SPRiNG ARRANGEMENTS Mag s.
lS52-Fot Clinton a.t u-oia ittS, no P- N. L.
Noitl River. Jy s.eao,l Red JACkEf - > A. NJ snd
T. " and a. ) Z. n. sf White House and iil.nnedAis
ris = and connects E,ilaiehtowu with trans ths
\ J. RAILROAD. which leave NewNofS. from the foot Of
Coutlat,.t az fr hours BetaTnins leave Clinton
sis A. NJ. 1888 7 n Mh',s hou@'' r. - teish1 so
and so A. " aud 90 = NJ; Sonefsle a. 4 tei,ht 6A5
and QO5 A. NJ aud ZN5 =. Pisuirid A. e freight 40
and o - A. NJ and - + M. Eilsbethtown at us aud
1850 A. II. and D ~ q. IL
Passengers for Fastou Bethlehem, Aleatown, Wilkes
hare and Msuch Chunk. 70. and tisminRun New-sier
u sniowu n J, will take the \. NJ tram from \ L., and
on Tuedays Tfurdsys and Saturdays fer New.Hsmpton
Washington }elvidele. ~ j. Sfeges eave Slmerye daily
reeI ack ard Plucsanipe on the arrva OF he NJ
tain All baggage the m OF the owners until delivered
into he actus possession OF the agents OF the Company and
cnncks recenfs glven lheIenr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-01
THROUGH to SAN FRANCISCO

Il NewYork and San Francisco Steamship Liue-The
steamship UNITED STATES, Charles C. Berry, Com
mandeI will take her departure for Aspnwa Navy Bay
SATURDAY, 18th May, at p. NJ, connecting at Panama
with the new doubleengine steamship WINFIELD SCOTT
2lOo tuns burden Kenney Couillard, Commander which
awaits the sTival Of passengers Panama BY the
United States from NewYork, and immediately thereafter
proceeds to San Francisco direct without stopping at inter-
mediate ports.
These vessels In accommodations and safety are not
passed by any this route and experienced surgeon
attached " each vessel
The United States has MADE the between New
York and Cha-s days and nineteen hours the
Winfield Scott has performed the between New
York and Panama the shortest record, both
running and actual rirne from port 20 port.
Books open and through tickets for sale.
Frs Cabin State Room. .....................S3l SIS
Second Cabin. I'D
Apply TO DAVIS BROOKS J. CO.
General Axents- no 20 Beaver-st.
JONES i JOHNSON,
No l04 Westst. corner Of LiboTty-st
Passengers United States will disebafk along side the
wharf at AspDwall and take the Panama RAILROAD now
open nearly 70 Gorgona thus avoiding ia. rsk attendant
upon landing In boats at Chasre and the navigation TO
Gorgona
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-01

ReyuOos. viii make Excursion 20 Famues,hnrgi on
MONDAY Sd. Tt ESDAY All, aud WEDNESDAY Nh Of
Nav She Will leave the foot Of Futons al ocicck NJ
and Ctst al % aud r. turning viii leave flsmmersbry,
at p T. NJ each day. Persons desnols 70 AID purchase
lois will ind Mr. FLAMMER ard agents board with the
h os and maps and who will he pleased in Attending any in
formation required ~ IA brass band engaged for the
oct aston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-01
nor SAN FRANCISCO.-The clipper
EOR SAN FRANCISCO-TUESDAY.

IL June 1.-The splendid doube-engine Steamship
CITY OF PITTSBURGH, 400 tuns burthen VIM c.
Stotesbuy, Commander This splendid steamship having
undergone extensive alterations suit her FOR the trade and
10 make her to on the
aritc VII sail for San Francisco above touching Val
rsrsiso and Panama Her stseroos large and any, and
itrseeraee accommodations supcr5r u any -cesras 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-01
fnrnitnre, &t.

UIISAMPHENE, Fluid and Solar Lamps,
/Chandeess and Brackets Hall Lanterns Lamp shaaes
- Wcks of all kinds Canphene, Burning riuo
"a Alcohol iD barrels and half barrels at low prces
Wxooeis anu VI" 8 MjCHELL, No "A Csthsrnest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-01

NANDERBILT'S LINE for SAN
FRANCISCO.-The steamship BROTHER IONA.
THAN beug AIMED complete her extensive ess M
10 nj ot the pItscE requirements OF the trade, viii oatysv
lave for San Francisco the 9Th Of MAY e,cl<S
II NJ ftm pier No. ? Non River touching a. Rio "a
Jneiso Nalparso. AID San joan del sur. TIE Brother
iona han will take her paee the Pacific SIDE ia Vsnder
Iilf's NicaIasua Line limited number Of passenss win
he taken at SC0 for Cabin and 500 for Seerage wAich
apply 10 ~ o ALLEN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-01

Il lFRAME MANUEACT0RY, Nos 81, 90 and II FOR
sythst ewfork-The undersigned, having devoted bis
personal attention for many years the Looking and
Picture Frame business fully competent b. hisexperence,
10 execute work lo description IN his ne) that viii give
satisfaction 10 the most pafcusF Being probably tbs
largest and mcst extensive establishment OF sae Sla lnls
country II advantages OtoersI variety snd ex
tensyenes Of sts @ni the ons established sRd continual
increase OF tradc from al parts o. the Union. b the many
improvements Tx Rade ynst la .csn.lY 41s q Is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-01
NOR SAN FRANCISCO DIRECT

CHEAP PAsSAGE-Tle entirely os~ tsd nas'l'
-, - lin NORTH STARR, Captain J y. baFtiaJ-
Vii posiriveIy sail about tho LIST Of May. Inc ICONS.
go n III. beautiful clipper. and the wei Known IeY-a
TO-, 1 Cansan Barclay this beug his MIRO VOYAGE 90 us
sbyr port ~ill gender al persons AZ oppolt.'' s
or ever oaered in selecting comio''ahis P.ase
ar fully eisIt feet hsl and patent sei., yis
II f expected she will make The pasrSpo "a 81 ia, D.
Earlv ratification will BE- necessary To secure passage @ D.
I;s ,un,ber will b. taken. either on BOARD I.eI
3 sst River foot of Doversi or to BUTLER bRolhbnS'
Ic2 sns fr8 South-sf. y. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-01
Gteamboats anb Railroads.
NAMpEN ard AMBOY RAILROAD

Y for PHILADELPHIA from Pier No |, North River
foot of Battery place by Steamboat John Pottero line
daily: Morning Line leaves at A. NJ. Afternoon Expsss
Line at M through Philadelphia in :! hours fns;
lot class cars S I'd class line by P NJ, only s. Return
ins leave Philadelphia from foot OF Wslgutsi. al An ana
2P A. Emsrant Line by snboat Transport, from ~
No / ats z. NJ Fare 81 50.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-01
T HEREBY FORBID all persons max

7 HEREBY FORBID all persons max
M selling mr. buyius in violation of my patent OF my Dor
bJsyed Spring Paddock for which Letters Patent were
rranted me bv the United States. bearing date APr
- tI same lock in principle those now furnished Dy me
20 he Post-Ofc, Department And having learned that
ore Thomas Slaight Of Newark. NewJersey among DINERS
Jas Ieen making and selling such Pad-locks to Rfoads
Udvae Merchants and others and infringing on my rsh
u therefore caution the public against buying such Locks OF
him or any other violation of my patent az intend 10 IN
tore N Y ight against oil persons infringing lt-Apr - i'@
w ny HENRY C. JONES, NewarS, Nj
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-01


i Y RAlLROAD.-WINTER ARRANGEMENT, Dec
l. s5-1rans out of New-York leave conN OF Canal
IT. and Broadway.
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAINS leave for NewHaven at and
1870 A. NJ and f5 T.. NJ. The ll.30 A. ~ in CON
nscton with Train from NewHaven to Hartford aud Sprn
field and with Train the Canal Road.
EXPRESS TRAINS for New Haven, Hartford, Spdngfe4
(Connectcut River and Vermont Railroads 70 Ogdensbch
aad Montrea) Boston and Worcester, at A. NJ (sops Is
Stamford and Bndgeport) and r. NJ tsops at Stamford
Norw ak and BIdgepoTt time about 81 hours TO Boston
The A. NJ. connects with the Housatonic and Naugatucs
Railroads at Bridgeport and Canal Railroad at New Haven
The O'Clock T. NJ with Naugatuck Railroad at bridgeport
SPECIAL TRAINS for Por Chester, at $50 A. 81 and 81 r.
81. Stop at Mount Vernon and Pelhamville.
TRAINS INTO acknowledgements Trains leave
New. Haven at $50 T. and 935 A. NJ, and f26 r. NJ. The
1856 A. M receives passengers from Springfield aad Hartford
and Canal Railroad at New-H Haven and from Sadgatuck
Railroad at Bridgeport. Tie TO p. NJ receives psssengsd
from Hartford and Springfield RAILROAD.
EXPRESS TRAINS leave New-Hsyen arrival II Trains
from Boston, at LIS and 9f5 r. d. stoppng Bridgeport
Norwsk and Stamford y leaving Boston at 4 VI, and
P.M
SPECIAL TRAINS leave PoIt Chester at $50 A. n, snd
$40 p NJ.
See large bill of advertisement at the Station House and
principal Hotels GEO. w. WHISTLER, Jr,
Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-01
NTEW-JERsEY RAILROAD.-NEW-

i Y YORK and PHILADELPHIA drect-U. ). MAIL
END E&PBESS LlNE>-1hrough IN 4! houS-New Jersey
Rsirosd via jersey City leaving Newly a. A NJ foot
OF Courlandtst A. 49, end 81 =. NJ Libertyst. Leaves
Philadelphia at 2i and A. and 81 r NJ from foot Of
Wanutt Fare reduced 70 s. for frstclaJ ard 81 90 fs
secordclass
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON and CHARLESTON
through tickets cold in the above lines and through baggage
carried in the A NJ and s. r III. iaes from NewYork,
with through conductors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-01
EWSBURY, LONG

E BRANCH OCEAN HOUSE, HIGHLAND DOCK,
PORT WASHINGTON, MOUNTS aud BROWNS
DOCKS (MiddletoSn.) and RED BANK.-New and SPLEEN
aid steamboat THOMAS HUNT, Captain A. II. Hssgerty,
will leave New Haven per, PecSsp, East River As oL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-01
THE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL

II
composing this line the following
ATLANTIC, Capt. West PACIFIC, Capt. Nye,
ARCTIC, Capt Luce BALTIC, Capt ConlstocA.
ADRIATIC, Capt. Grafton
These ships have been built by contract expressly for Gov
eminent service Every has been taken in their
sucon also in their Engines to insure strength and
speed and their accommodations tor passengers are une
qualed for elegance aud comfort Price OF passage from
NewYoTk to Liverpool in irscass cabin $40 in second
do $40 exclusive of size state-rooms $500 from
Liverpool to New-York $50 and go. An experienced sur
Reon attached each ship No berth secured until paid tor
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-01
painting, &r.

EREN WINDOW-GLASS-Re-
IL eeved fom two Of the best manufactures and have
a assoftiaen Of all sizes and qualities single double and
extra ON hand Foreign and American Chemicals Pants
&c; Foreign ard American Glassware Bottles Demehns
kc The above import or have hand consignment.
H. J. BAKER & BROTHER, No LIS Wster-st
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VERMONT VALLEY and con-

v MEETING RAILROADS TRANSPORTATION
Freishts for Burlington St Johnsbuy Osa~nsbush
AID Montreal and a., ntermedaie tOwns via New Haven
ard Sprngteld, By steamer TRAVELLER, syery day 1
precisely r d. hon recksp. Great reduction of Prces
'cf Iasfenges and freight Through tickets b., rsrsd =
All Ia. principal northern towns at tbs NY and vi. RI
Ofce No. - Canast. NY. For part. 1sTs srply 10
" HYDE, AGENT Ofiice No l52 South-.t NY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-01
CHAIR MANUFACTORY and

II \ WARE-FUUNIS.-JT
~ AZ, I'D ia Broadway between Grand ard tiOHarsts,
east side Reception swiss Italian and Freoeh S Vgage
% Chair Also Arrn-chars made Of the very best OAK,
Walnut Mahogany Cedar Maple, &c. The public will lind
chairs OF every and prices from Oh cents eac up
20 wbatever standard they TX Unlike those VINO BUY
~ sell we will give guarantee OF the workmanship aud
Snrs7lty of the article. Enapeed Cottage and Bedroom
E;tnre will be furnished this establishment AZ the low
ssf manufacturing prices Those who ab TO furnish
honses In Brooklyn Williamsburg and tins CITY, VIII and
TIA, thew can diminish the amount Of their bulls by puchas-
ms direct from the manufacturer instead OF buying from
who accumulate their profits solely by selling
an the prices which they pay TO those VINO pro-
tha article they for sale.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-01
n EW-YORK and ERIE RAILROAD.

Trains leave follows from Pei foot Of Duane
mai. TRAIN at AM, for ali 3tatiors
WAY TRAIN at 8 Pm for Permont and Otisyilie.
WAY EXPRESS at Il PHI, ior Utsyil!e via Suferas
EVENING ExPREss TSAIs at PM daily FOR Dunkrk,
with steamboat for Clevea land Toledo, Detroit,
&C. CHAS MiNOT, Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-01

i 4 ton for BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, NEW-BED-
FORD and TAUNTOE.-The steamers e. WANDER
BILT and COMMODORE, of this line, now run regu.
lery heretofore alternately leaving Pier No. Q North
cepted, r. NJ and Sionngon at O'Clock r. n or %
arrival % he mail tram, which leaves Boston s. - NJ
For freight or passage apply at the office No 10 Battery
place or board the boats
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-01
,,,,,, v-,nv My 1p,RuNE. SATURDAY, MAY T. 1852

,..;o. .,u,darc. OF both bpht and ai We -
on. ist + wen decks IL Is confidently eSpseie ~
IN s{- H. pa.sage san FRAN sc" IN a. sort r.' -
WIZ nv any steamer, thus pier'nz 2" isniiies
!, n's - 30 desire tlsir cnritof' lnrh p Sssef
h 10y the crowded strrn.f. wa ChSsss SONY
IL u. nunl er OF rasssngs's wiii ~ tasei-
uh'-' sATEs OF PASSAGE -
In Lad IS Saloon. -.''...'''''''''''''''''5
In tient. mems saloof. ...'.''''''''''''' 90
A,riv 10 THOMAS RICHARDSON, 40, 81 s'ss'~af.-
rI.rr !. ~ York and No. Naln"tst' f"h"'''"'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-01
ENAMELED and ORNAMENTAL

III COTTAGE, CHAMBER and OAK FURNITURE
Waehouse, No 452 Broadway, east sde near Grsndst,
,snufactues of Enaueled and Cottage Furniture respect
uy cali the attention OF their former patrons and the public
eneray their extensive and vailed stock Of Furniture
o. feel confident ia asserting that examination OF
their new spring styles Enseled and Cottage Furniture
ell that required TO insure N possible s1 greater oe-
mands on than in former years.
All Furniture offered this establishment made under
our special supervision and warranted TO DO OF the hrs
quality.
We would here suggest that manufacture all our
own articles enabled TO sell much lower than those
who purchase of the maker to sell again.
Mattresses Paillasses, Pillows, &c.
Furniture carefully boxed and orders filed Tor all parts Of
ths IInion MATTHEWS 4 GILES,
No 1872 Broadway, Giand-st- east Size.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-01

CtTEAM BETWEEN NETWORK and
Company's powerful new Steamship "GLASGOW,' s62
tuns and 400 horse power Robert Craig Commander will sal
from New-York for Glasgow on SATURDAY, the list OF
May next at II O'clock noon A..
First Cabin, Passage
Second Cabin, Passage. ....::...:.::..::...".o 90
Apply to J. McSYMON, No. S3 Broadway.
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CHARLES FULLER, Dealer in Jcn-

\ \ pines new Patent Premium Safety Gas Lamps Also,
Canphepe Spirit Gas Oil and Lard Lsmps Hall and other
Tsnterps andoes Chandeliers &C. OF the most approved
nnterns; Cutlery and Fancy Ornaments Also Camphene,
knirif Gas Phosgene Gas Oil Wicks Glasses NC No S9
Greeuwchst between Warren and Chambers-sts, n. Y.
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TOR ALBANY-Without change Of
NOR KEYPORT and FORT HAMIL~
TVREIGHTS REDUCED. = Ordinary
NOR BOSTON, via NEWPORT and

FALL RIVER-The splendid aud superior stesmsn
EMPIRE STATE, Capt. Benjamin brayton' and sIAln
OF MAINE, leave alternate days Sunday, eNcepteal
from Pier No s. r. r., tie Battery, At , r A. s@
Freight apply board, at the Office, on Pier No J.
TlSDAl.E & BORDEN, Agents, Nos. 20 and u WedN
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FURNISHING STORE.-

II Il SIMPSON \ CO.'S House Furnishing Store, No. -
Canss ara No 60 Lispens1dst Broadway and the ~
Haven Railroad depot, n. I.-Hardwase gallery, hollow
ware Britannia panshed ware, tn and appaued
baskets brushes Nc embracing every variety Of articles tor
house keeping OF new goods OF the first quality and at prces
tc give satisfaction purchaser Those about purchasing M
do well call and examine the assortment before purchasing
elsewhere RetrscatoTs AID meat SAFE of size Goods
home free of expense TO part Of Wihensourgh,
Brvoklyn or CITY.