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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-22
J D. LAxBrSr Secretary and Treasurer. ''''-''

WANTED, 100000 MEMO tese tbe
w quality 4 SMITHS NEW CBENTc.fTP,Trf
ER PRESERVING PASTE upon their bot. I'M. ~,
lou val Rep your Ct dry and warm your bo9s ,fs ,ni
plEbe, and save the prce Of pair Of boots n u ,.-
oesI, asst entirely absorbed by the leather ,ybe5 IN
I.esv: eesutfql r0.a with any biaeS NJ send
enc 81 TWO shns ee1 ty II aud If y0a think you aye
tsks, We se responsible Country merchants ysase eS
Nsrtsd, syeTrl pers 20 sell this article Apflys Ne
llsf-si. or 10. ST stl-av. Sold q: No Ays5ns n "
lte, j75, 80 tthey; Noe f24 ss4 SO I6s Csrs55, "
% Scsv No 1is BE a s!-st Nos l5s, 10 Cha5aa-st
ID. D. FlhE, General Agent No. Platt-..
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. ''' FRANCIS CRAWFORD.
Quo WOOLEN MILLS aud FARMS for

nHIO WOODEN MILLS aud FARMS for
~ SALE az BARGAINS.-ln harperssed. Ashtabnla
Co. Ohio, 200 ecrrs u good Land Grand River. 81 mi
from {. p and RsTusd large Woocn Mil in best con-
di;io. set Of NEST Improved Mach RcTy and rooms
for Flour Mil Of stones and Saw
Mil elevtn pweos Houses variety OF Fruit school
House, Store end NareAouse Barn tor sslfeedng Ani
slaughter house Smith and To5l SsoI. &C &C Beet mill
the County, healthy iocaoa Fuce S25ooo terms
tasy. VIII sell part OF property.
liz 0ins,esS. CuyshogA Co, o, II niles iron Cleveland
and uilss from {. C. c. Railroad = OF Land
Dwelling Housss and WO0icn Factory VIII work IL o00
or 1900 pounds Of wool per snrum MIL and Machinery,
all IN Rcd order and repair; located in wool secroa
Prce q, go; half down, balance on time.
GARRETT & BRIGGS
Real Estate AGENTS Cleveland Ohio.
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1flillinerp.

FIRST PREMIUM MILLINERY ESTAB-
Il LISflMENT. No. 90 Broadway, one door below
frirce-st, noar the Metropolitan H0tol-Ms w. SIM
MONS hss the peasure to announce TO the fishonlb
world thu her large end richly varied stock Of Paris Bon
end Winter Millinery is not surpassed by any other ia
this metropolis and she constantly aiding IL the lat
snd most recherche patterns Of the French capital Con-
nectsd with her spacious eesooas she has extensive
nanuiacory By the late s.eamsp arrivals sho has
ceyed aree invoices Of the beautiful Satins 5lss
Ne.yets Ribbons, Feathers, Artificial Flowers, &c.
Mr. SIMMONS soc.ts the patronage Of Merchants aud
Milllners
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-22
NEWYORK SCHOOL of DESIGN 70

x FW-1UKh CIIUUL OF UENITN Ut
~ WOMEN. No 43s Broadv4y. corner OF Bro1nsst.
Mis- { CHASE Supenn endent and Teacher Of DraE-
ug ina De gn-Ire lcdy managers having receTed I'D
oral yubecrfion for tue estabsh OF the school give
notice they prepared 70 receive pupils from
twelve years old and upwlr wac caa f1nsi satslctory
tlsf mo, as q character.
The object OF ,s school is 20 give instruction % wonel
either gstrifousy very l0v rates which vi quality
them 10 vugby the practice Of some OF tle branches
truch; " H. OF 20 become teach in other schools
Pupils Will be taught elementary drawing VITA references
to furnishing orgn1l designs for manufactures snd os1sr
purroscs where oruainer tai designs e Igired.
Lessons VIII also be gwen II Wool and See! EnyrsVnz
Lhogrspy OF Ia whatever branches tolad 30 be most
advul,accCus and IrcG:1tie.
Glasses arc now forming Gad The school open daily
texccpt Saturday. from A. II to 2 I. u Il vi! as9 Do
oit during s-ci other hours - may be iornl con
foi r.udtts M epatuens ami for industrial cls-s
Candidates for admission pupils and persons yi0 d.
sr1 furt r Information upon the slbl Ct VII apply u the
School beiwee1 tic iours OF 10 A. Il md p d. (54-arily
e1cepted)
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Gouoes Wantro.

HOUSE and LOT WANTED.-The al
Il verssG wishes purohass Hosse aul Lot, IN tbs
city. Byoc Alyu WIlusmsbuTgh, Tor which he viii Pay
$1,000 10 $500 IN c-s. and fyom S51o TO $1,000 IN vaa-
able merchant &c. talahlc IN any market particularly
South Wc.; any ports the Pacific. Address L. W. e.
shce Of thu PAPER.
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Alarbinerp. &r.

uOWE's SEWING MACHlNES-IhefIr First
and Original Ps,ent-My Machines, with recent and
W liable improvements added, are warranted 20 poiace
WORK particularly leaiher IN superior manner % any
IN use For sale 81 No 2Ol 5roat1ly,
New-York and No Isl Hanoverst- Boston. Gail and sc
tire Machines al the work produced.
Tie validity Of this Patent has been fully ssalaed Id
Confirmed bv tra a. law N Boston IN JGly St against an
orgsnEsd con iination Of InfngeTs Al sewing laA N
now IN use without aushony from mel lre ent 1e ols
o. ,csfcstous II nv invention and will be legally pro-
coedod scans' infnngemers OF the same Al persons
who have rfinged by Using such machines OF othes vs
who wish egal expenses may obtain licenses a1ef
NY patent ~ ApplyEs As above. m.
Tie public arc cautioned against reported a'sns
strsirht Needle Perpendcg.aT Action sewing Machine,
a. 10 such KENT has BEEN Val BE- granted o
any person un6e pr tent avs al tss3fous %
q grantees 10 tie contrary uol.ss a. Ing pio''1 lou
MI eerfa,,y 4 ow lie purchase % al slsh, any o.l,g
spurious uec ines 49,, -,
Purcbas a. Of Patent Rights -srtn Il y0uT title deets
A. closely a. yOu would buylRg re estate See tnat y0n
o. not have .ut claru TILE i'm osed aEOa yoH LHtAS
HOWE Jr- Original Paiontee. No. 2 Il Brol."ay.
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NOTICE.-Al persons indebted 20 or do;ng
4NbusiTess with the frm ofc. s L A. FRADEyBriRGt
stone ceAe o. haier are notified that all rlopeTs ds
so firm mnst be peid TO c. 8 FRADENBURGE ~ nPsI
FRADENBURGH personal v 'ia o' Absi-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-22
MICHIGAN LAMBS for SALE or tx.

1Vh CHANGE tor NEN-YORK CITY, BROOK
l. or WILLlAMsBURGH fROPERTY-The sub
ssI,ltr ofets for sale exchange about 500 Acres
in AenicAlm Co three nts 'om Gree lyile the County
sai and eleven FROM Iona Nl-ge IL iDcOsss baaun-
tul Ike, aloEuaag PckeTel Size Of the lake about
SO loug and 800 WIDE and sud be 20 ee deep
Water 81, AID trsnSpsrrnt marsh wasred by srss
and fArs springs. About 209 hne wh;e-oak
timber the rolling prsre snd meadow land L0c.ed
by tie subscriber few years since s'@r examining iarge
extent 81 country Also. 80 II Geansee Co. (Mch
shout twelve niles from Howell in Livingson Co.
fractional lot Of % SltO Ia hsnt Co., located
hcasnnl lake. Further particulars b had by address
Ing the subscriber u Newburgh, Nrsg-NorS.
4 4
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6ousrs 10 Get.

DOOSIS with STEAM POWER 10 LET
IA Fine light Rooms with good steady Power to let
the Dcrot Building Of Center aud Fyankluss
Apply to W, A. ALLEN, on tho Tromses secsnd aoaI,
fom to 10 daily.
CTEAM POWER to EEr.-Several WELL
~ lighted rooms with and steady power in build
ing cor Elizabeth and HeF,ersis Apply 70 MORTON
A BREANEk, No. ~ PeeT-st, corner VI Fletcher
ITO LET-To small genteel families, several
suites OF ROOMS, IN Nsti1, near sisy For psrticu-
lam apply 10 q. J. HAMILTON, No. $50 East 2lstst
ITO LET-To a small family, u basement
II four-s,oIy, new House 27ti-st. and Mslson-Av-
Six rooms, bath groom, pntes, gas &c Rent siIo 70
lat OF May fesan. stuat0n, IN se Of half D. the pG.
Inquire On the IrCmises
THO LET.-A neat two-stOry Swiss House, on
u STAGE route Eas, Brooklyn. - minutes walk from
Peeksp fcryli MONS shdg doors good ard front and
rear 6rs,-rae healthy and every convenience for
xsatee family Rent ESQ 10 first Of May Inquire at the
Agency Of \. n. VAN BEUREN, MyrtleaveIne, near
krsnkhR.
HN0 LET-The Store NJ present occupied by
Il TNEEDY, M0ULrON & PLIMProN
No. u broadway
ITO Well-lighted ROOMS. with OF
II wildcat Steam Power Of any sire, InQaife o.
C. NJ. SINONSON, No. ISL Lewisst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-22
2 Kun ACRES HEAVY TrNRRRRD

CsOOO LAND in Jeasrsoa County n r viz
ket Aso smaller pieces Of cleared and taiered LSnd n
locality for ale cheap otexchAngei CITY properly
No. lCS Neaa.r-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-22
CTEAM PRESSURE GAUGES.-A small
- lot TO close a conceui-price - each. 2 -sls by
J. T. PIRSSOF, 10. ; Wilst

TALBOTT's MACHINE for TUNNELING
z MOI MAINS AID WILSON'S MACHINE Tor CUT
TING STOSETe u-dcrss uol Otcgs Tor s,.s these W.
great inventions for lllcc The principle o. the two M
chres IL TIC came. TIE form II btlng adapted % t.
work reCuird be done. Tat tor cutting s.o1e nay Dc
sen st the atlshmet Of the Empre Stlns-Dsc5sins
COMPANY foot Of .fth-st East Riycr IA tins city, AID
model OF tie Truoirg Machine BE- seen az the lice Of
tie de sgrcd 2unis business hours Amer cin eng ndts
10 iave examined Ills msCuue express entire c)lr e1cs
IN it, success io uEreng the mountains Vi France Or rail-
roads and o;eT Ioes. They vii be sold together sep
CHARLES T. sHTLTOy 70. Il WlH-si.
ITO RICE GRO w l. h :. A LOT of
4 "STRONGs" PATENT RICE HULLkRS f5-
Gale one ofSnich nay be .tion 20
MORTON 4 BREMN5A,
No. 2i2 pctFi-st- corn r % Fle.cherst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-22

toneer, No. q Wsr-sL lzi5l
LOR SALE CHEAP-A splendid buldih3
i rot of % scrca including about % acre. Of va s
lcctsf IL f-cfs tie north t. h-ans.se.t .o =
Issr6 o-e 80 f- ~. t.riaas u ne flns1ing 'ill.t
PlsLk Road and J. rniles fos HeTforE: coaT ~
f.h:ls rr1u;rg :, b1,hn- &c. Stages - io9, ,-'ls :,
F;re views OF Itst River s-d coulI-ry. For Co.-s
su;s, isTre boarding houss pss'e r7aenee u ~ ~
'0pefoF kvIS BEURES. Myrtls-sv- near Fraafia.
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i1iano-fories

A NEW PiANO-FORIh, modern rosewood
~ case OF s1peior 81 octave, IA perfect orisr, WI
Ia told tho ycy low pTcs u Slg0 T. 5. SeaSaFy Jr
mtrN Dubois Stabu1yl maker. IL kas the iuDrOyed
eeeie ard rsversea LdEe Cln De scen att W BRANCFS
Cabinet Wa!ofooGs No. liJ Futor-st-. y. Y
HOLIAN PIAN0-FORlES-T. GIL
III 81 RI / Co.'S celebrated PieloFortes, with and
without the Eoan The subscriber, VINO = the soe Agent
In this ~ The sale Of tn Instruments lte repita
on q winch he's become word wile) prepared TO
otter The pres Which, 10 those wsing - pu-chas
cannot fail be- satisfactory Possr sing facilities for J5
tanning riaos unsuIT d. II equAled BY those Of my
otlCI Louise in the ~, be does ut stic % sly tI NJ
cen prctent buyers not % b. tugnd else
whe.c lie hes cCns.3f n VI hand lssJT.uIont
second hard P.lnoL tsAargsns which, ~ feircssy
slTts viii Gefy competition Cii5er's eleg.nt blldOr d.
tsge Flames :. bic icT small AsD. MeiOieO
Of Princes and Cera-ts make Gfand. aa and 0cle
PaLOs 10 ltt. HORACE WATERS,
No. SO Broadway, corner Of Anthonysi., II door.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-22

DlANO for SALE.-A gentleman wishing to
leave for Europe viii sell his splendid rosewood Piano
1s'esy moderate price. Apply =, Nc. 81 Chrysiie-s:.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-22

EXCELSiOR-Parents wishing TO find an
II Institution 10 sch good order Is Maintained b. real
ti1dnefs and rrTd mpg0s ent cur-d BY thJroggi IA
rrrcfiun, ~. l. rea sld eeTvod tie C0mn.T- 1nd
Cl-ss.ctl school, 40. - h-nTy-st.
SOLOMON JEySER. Principal.
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MOUNT PLEASANT INSTITUTE, AN

WI HERST. Mos, J. A NASH, a. NJ Pnncpal-rhs
object Of tbs .shtutOn Is 20 cducae thoroughly AID n
circumstance favorable tho fox Of erect hI5
ard sound 1orai 2riaei select aubT Of LADS %: -
Cd = preparatory 70 college OF bas5sA Dclis "A,
formation vii B. ic1ld in reply To leeEs adiressei
10 the Principal 81 Amherst. Mass
Mr.. Is in this city. and would call on ndvidasls
desGd ~ Bote, let at &. ". SAATONS Bookstore, NO
i59 Ful;On-st.. or st the Pos. Office.
NeyYork. Nov H. 1852.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-22

H(MEN lLLINOIS-Wanted 70 DUR
M. ssi's The old ,ls. 70 .ps granted to COLDER, in
ply to- OF address, II MArfiSOy Ne sy ~ - aP
end hosr, front room, n. T. svss number els, a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-22
SEWING MACHINES at the

CNCER's SEWING MACHINES 81 the
- FAlR.-The extraordinary aftcnuon WI n t1'se M
ehis lave attracted during Exhibition Of tls Aerc n
Institute hes teen n0nced BY every person who vs. tsd the
Ffir ard thoeh the operation OF us taf ~ NJ
ous hire was Witnessed by thousands sud iI1i1 8 vip
lcoked urcn them with wond- very rqS1y uatbs 20
got near then greet ere crowd shout m "a; s1ch 40
invited 10 examine tacul Al tie frrc9l. Onc' NJ ~
Broadvly where tiey car b, ~ Jn v--ll- lnc.e
machines ere used by ne psEci s 71- ~ 20 ;,r rs
.fder g-d Coh;crs throughout the rted a- s. tt 40
ryvhc regarded the won Ter Of ' l-c Ed -, zf t
lahc.-lnving rl.scl..e Of Zoe nIne.ecu.h cca-lry
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-22

T. Uh oEIIIl--f IIIft-Nittr' 4hI'4'4f II'-'''I
Il proved. Of ISL scres az Harrison Pur hase' 70 West-
ches,sr 20 about three ines from the Harlem Rail
Tosd Depot at White Plans and about four miles from the
New Haven Railroad Depot ~ PorcheGer or Rye laEe
house bans ard other and varle-
Is other fruit t-eeseyng slabe 20 DIVIDE IN two or
three small farns having ne view o. the East River from
rnoei ~ s Of the Fam For parcu inquire of JOSHUA
SUTTON the premises, who wishes 20 remove 20 the
CiiY OF Of j. b SUTTON. 10 Fulton-st, Brooklyn H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-22
NEEAT INDUCFMENTS 10 PURCHASE

~ LOTS ia tie NEW VILLAGE Of CLARENCE
VILE, L. $50 great has beer u. demand for lots ts
heutifu village, that athousA has only been IN opera
for htc month yet One-thrd 0f tie
ois have been air, ally sold and the prng
sls open there WI be upward Of one hundred buirss
IA the oCurss Of ettcOn Tier, but few villages Ut tbs
that oe many adv lntages The easy sccess
70 the CITY by The Long Island Railroad from Brooklyn, AMI
the STAGES ION NiismsbugFh make u desirable p zee Of
reIcrot those sng 10 live out ofoygn AMI a The
time 90 business ~ the city, we would aivs al who "a
MACfARlAN, G,neral Agent, No. Nasslu-st. from 10
A. NJ. 10 4 p
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-22

DOARD.-A pleasant front Psrlor end Bed
D,,o on seeopd floor can Be obtained az No go Second
avenue slso other The house bss al tie modern
Improve 0epts; cages pass the door,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-22

DOARDING-Twolarge and two small Rooms
I'D on tie seeord floor can be obtain d Gentlemen and
their Wives or sDsle gentlemen, a. 80 III Chrysties
Refrreuees . xchspRsd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-22

DOARD-On Brooklyn flights, near the Ful-
I'D ton Ferry A handsome Room o. We seSono nooi'
LII RedroorIi adiol,.ng Apply 81 NOE WllIowFt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-22
LOR SALE-rrnperty on Wnshington anl

EOR SALE-Iroperty on Washington AMI
Il Waner-sis. The lo Nc. 2oj the edo Of
Wfsiugton- q feet inches IN front by 80 feet IA depth
aoinpg he southeast OF Wsueu-st Aso, tie two-
story bnck hous and lots - feet esch, Ia front on War
r,lst ~ depth ahntung upon toe rehr o. TIE
afousf lot, NO 39Neshsaion-s oDd or"ar8 "a ron
" asipetrn 10 WaIrn-ss The NarrcE-st. house BE-
altered int. soT by very sa. outlay and by using 20
feet the of the lot Washingtops tacy can be
made " feet deep. giving sufficient ground Tor three good
siores which viii commend h gh Tnt Thi. property il
tie II ost advancing business part Of the city aud in the IN
ncdile rCghloIlood OF tie Ere and Hudf0a RlvsT Raj
reed DeIdts. FoG price aud terms apply 20 ~
JAS II. IHORNE, No. l65 WalktT-si.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-22
TOR sALE-Ten small and Thirty large

Il Farms from the very best to the comm0nest Ia the
State Houscs and Lots stores, TanncEls Public
In fac, Real Esiaie Of al sorts aud o. al prices Clh on
SVAIL on Saturdays froin II 20 2ocoek. AZ the Pachc
Bctel; other days, At plsnhe.d New Jensy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-22
EOR sALE-A enc one.story House, abOut

ETUK rALE-A nc ONt-sIOIy HUuSC' aO1u9
81 feet square aud LOT Of acres, at Fort lee shout
half mile from tic landing Tho house contains rooms
and baSa GOOD liar underneath and pazza in front Is IN
frst-rste order and partly The o' - 100 fset foni
or tie road with handsome PICKET fence has Two COCA
wells and spring Of water and ahon q fruitees Of the
best quality on H. Also fine barn = eet by ~ Poses
sion con be lad Immediately. Apply TO D. T. MACFAh-
Ian. Nssshu st. rom 10 = " 10 \ N. fneo e-,'lo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-22
Tor SALE or EXCHANGE for CITY

y
4 PROi ER1A--A fr,-class FARM, highly improved. Of
lCoa cr,s Wcscheser Comfy miles tom the Huisn
d-ed dollars worth of lay annually, bsdes great abani
ance Of gram agples, kG lrTso Housc. Barns, &c,
STICK and Farming Utons also for sale Its lowest price
Tor tie fal-n Eshiocu Thousand Dollars. lngure Of
GEORGE MCCCRD, No IS WJ@ssn st., cad SAMUEL
EDDY. No. % MAll-at.
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LOR SALE-A Farm. CONTAINING 80 acres.

TOR SALE-A Farm, containing l61 acres,
l. QCCiuprovfd) and IN good cultivation The and ~
gnooh well waiered ind peBsaDty situated where cash
home rarket nsy be had for ali euds Of produce at new
York rroes with l40 miles transportation addcd On the
premises ere Necessary buildings and good orchard fnce
$500. -
AIso % acres Of good land 100 improved IN the County
Of stsr On the pTeinisss necessay 1ulldng saw
mill and sJltpoid wafer power. Fnce 81. 90. ~
Also several hundred Of mmprovoo lands VIII be
sold et great harR1In. , - 4,
All Of the above ands excepting the % acres are n the
County Of Sullivan and Iace1t 20 pank roads mixing
daily Communication WIT NrsfoTh cry - stage anA ri
road Title indisYutsbe. Terms easy. For further par
tIculars inquire Of - ,,,..,. :. 49,,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-22

"a DRILLlNGS, from the Stark Mills,
" x Fstra Heavy, and suit be for mannf,c ring par
poses For sale BY NESMirH Co,
Nos. 50 Bro1d-yt. and 50 Newest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-22
WATKINS ( HIEg, No. ass Broad

nor SALE-A Farm on Long Island thirty
nts from NewIoTk. and troe from the village Of f~r
ninedle con,ans % crcs oil pne and and has upon It
sse twO-s;ory house. barn, SC. good situation for
county store Terms cay. Apply TO- .
JAS MCCULLOUGH No. $50 Front-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-22
DOOM wANTED-A single Gentleman

V,HEEE or FOUR SINGLE GENTLE
MEN cen be aecanui ID ted with Board and pleasant
Roons GA the sooord floor, ct No II Vareks, near st
JOhn'6 Fork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-22

DOARD-A Gentleman and his Wife, or ens
.srSle Gentlemen can End IAN 2so-ne!y furnished
aooms :. No III Eat l7tht The house il aEished wtt
hnfhs hot air zas &e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-22

DIANO-FORTES.-P about purchas-
l. Ing Pianos Will find IL their advantage 20 call Il
r GLENN Co.'S AAauhStory, No 1874 Fult5n-st (wes
Of Broadway general Assortment Of sna rss
wood Pianos constantly hand which vii b. sod low for
eash or approved paper Dealers supplied on liberal ters
r. GLENN L Co. No 1874 Fultou-.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-22
HrrwTOVN pIpPIN APPLES for SALE.

GEORGE w FUTILE, Importer OF En ~
TOYS both rseful and ornADentsI sIitAe'e '0f P'0
E-.,uor,uu. No 50 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-22

MUSIC Lady Gan accomplished Singer
IVA and Pianist combining the Italian schoo) wishes 70
obfan Board LOfsng IN pnvats family, where her l.
s;ruction Muse vii b. taken partially n cOuP-1-atOh
Thereof S. wlgd e convenient also devots heT are n
Lacy BoaIeng school Reference, Mess-s sen lrfen
Lu 10 4Sj Broadway vAcre application can &c made for
uarticp.ia. OF ~ Whiting % ). A. G, tbs ONCE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-21
The Fishing Decentralization Roberts of
Liberia-AustrianA Affairs.


LONDON, Friday, Aug o, 1853.
The fishing question is a great engine
for the Opposition to demolish the Derby Min
istry, at least the Minister of FOREIGN Affairs,
Lord Malmesbury, who has proved himself an un-
FIT man for his arduous task. There is no doubt
whatever that the English Government will re-
tract its inconsiderate orders-Engand not being
anxious at all to get into quarrels with the States
and public opinion being strong in favor Of an
amcable settlement without armed vessels. and
without uncourteous behavior. Such blunders
this difficulty in which Lord Malmssbury and
Sir John Pekington have involved themselves by
sheer ignorance Of the facts and previous discus
sons are more sure to oyerturn the Derby Ministry,
than the nst force of the Opposition The Anti.
ministeriaiists, it is tue are in majority, but /,
PaIlisment is rarely well attended, there is vet
great question whether the divisions viii not be
in favor Of the Ministry. Tne relative strength
of the parties will be tested immediately, az the
opening Of the Parliament by the election OF the
Speaker, and OF the Chairman Of the standing
COMMITTEE. As 10 the result pubic opinion is not
vet settled.
have had the opportunity OF meeting Ills Ex.
cellency, Mr.. Roberts, President Of Liberia at AN
evening party. tie is man OF gferable unpre-
fencing, genllemsnlihe manners, a light uuadroon.
with strong INFUSION OF white blood. HIS eyes
are oi sreylsb blue, his wooley hair is hroNo.
not BACK, but has nails evidence Of his black
pai.h'age' Tie gave glowing description OF IL
berla, extending from the Shsrbro - Cape Pal
mas. The population is now OF H. Ga0 em;grsnts
from the Sta'es, md A0000 natives. who hive
sought the protection o the COLONY t9e uatia-,-v
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-30
CANDIDATES.


1--WE requested tbs name of THosiAs P
cRAwEORD Of Clark county, DoOr-Keeper Of tho House
Representatives.
Owe requested WILLIAM GRIFFIN, Esq, o.
jefferson county, a candidate for Car Trustee.
Owe requested to announce ne name OF ~ F. CUxxIxe-
vgo county candidate Trustee of the wsbash
and Erie Canal.
1--we requested PILBEAS, of Ma
riOn county, a candidate for spei the up
give requested announce DR. BARRETT OF Tippe-
county, candidate Keeper
presentatves.
-JAxxs H. vAwrEE, Jennings county. candidate for
Principal Secretary Of the Senate.
give are requested to announce the name srs
of Carroll county, candidate % tbs Of Repre-
senauves T
1--WE requested to the Of MoxrsoMERY
MARSH of Hancock county andsie Assistant Secretary
of the Senate, at the coming essen Of ISL deco
owe requested tina 3. BENTLEY, Editor
of the Franklin Democrat will be candidate for Principal secre
of the Senate the approaching sssJn Of tbs Legislature
requested to announce lae name Of SAMUEL 9.
CnowE candidate Pr epa Clerk the Repre-
sentaves.
70 We authorized - The OF JoHN p.
sONNER of Harrison county, oandats Clerk
of the House OF Representatives.
BoOSE Of Boone county candidate for Clerk OF
of Representatives
Owe suInorzei that E. w. HATHAwAy
VIII be candidate for Door Keeper of the Senate the approach
ing session OF the Legislature