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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-11-13
Cheap for Cash,

Co,y,ft III Chuarh anil PehitflalayB SIS
TOMLINSON'S OLD STAND.
r w MUSSELMAN ia in rectipt ola Urge
y asserted stock Of groceries u provisions, con
sis,ihG ofitc following s%ttieles
Markefel, het,ihs, GOLDFISH %sardiiidf, western &
Goshen butter, western aiid cheshire cheese,
crushed. powdered and dottbfe l%feetifled, and loal
s,,uaf. sugar cured bams, sugar cured dtied beef,
boston, soda, water and Butter crackers, rice,
peas. beans, HAMS, sidts, Shoulders, lard aud can.
dies, soap, easlile. sha wig, and New York white
wine vinegtr, srrrn,, lard and olive oil, Pickles
Of oil kinds. tomato and walnut ketehuP, chow
ipg And araokitg tobaeeo, cigars, eigarittea, match
OK. mustard, starch. salafatus, cinnamon, allspice,
pepner. chocolate. nutmeg, verrflieilli and mat a.
ROM. ginger e%aiulics, oranges, cloves, iensmon,
bannalas, raisons. tigs, pecapa, almonds preserves,
and guava Jelly, shoe brushes, lin, stone, wooden
and willow ware, brootis, rope, Backing, clay
AMI stone pipes &c.
Port and uiadara wine, cleret by the box OF
bottle, %anpise,te riuscat, cordial, brandy, cogn ae
frenct, and New York rim, holland and New
York yin, whiskey rio and r~ec.i6ed, &c. de.
j. w. MrSSELMAN has also in store al
assortment Of hanis--Stap Y shays, p.iller 8
Dufield hains, at retail or by Inc ~tlctes--Butter
Goshen and May butter, wholesale and retail.
Bacon and latd-~3 raRRs s1ouldcTs III . casks SIie8
and 4 kegs Of lard. Flohr, 50 barrels Of extr.
brands, Salt, 80 sacks coarse and fine. Teas. I'm
perial, yodng hyson, gup' ,owder and black tea
Crockery wart, a large quantity, Oakum, Tobac
co Of all kinds and c.tialilies. 90 barrels OF Rect
fed Whiskey, 25t,xes Star and Tallow Candles
20 boxes western Cheese, Is dozen ext n fame
and common Brooms, 4 hogsheads prime Sugar
40 boxes q. New York and Boston Soap, % keg
| Nails, 81 sacks Of Rio and Havana Coffee, 10
900 Cigars, Havana and other kinds, for sale b,
j. w. M~USsEBMAN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-11-13
Cash for Cotton,

w + afe bayitlg the highest market pr eefot
w Cotton. Also advancing lbrtaIly Of, u,
when 70 rsirted to our friends ~ New OtIsshs
0eto &. NJ. HAtlT& Go.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-11-13

Ngw,SrEanRss-The Norfolk coriespon
dent ofthe Bas.f1kore Sun says:
have heard flat a new line of steam
ers, 70 connect axsth the Roanoke, is to
commelce runfsssng from heIee ia the
spring. One is ID go to Charleston, aud
two to New OraeRns. They are to keep
up q WEEKLY consnunicaiion. If such is
the casb' l havSNo doubt but that such
a liue vouid hessnply sustained.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-11-13
The Baton Rouge Foundry.

MANUFACTURE and erect Steam Engines;
II Sugar Mills. Saw Mills, Draining Machines,
ard are prepared TO execute with n~eafness and
despatch repairs Of all kinds. IN iron, brass, or
copper, on plantations Or elsewhere
ON HAND FOR SHE
Furnace Mouths of various patterns, Crate bars,
Cast-iron Spoats for lain conductors, FentiIators
Of large and small patterns; Pittsburgh Coal, Fire
and common bricks, Lime. &c.
iulyf7y HILL& HENDERSON.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-11-13

UiA Yankil editor remarked Ii !
poliIlcsia article, a,aat he would nor call his
opponetlt a liar, HIT he must say that If the
geuaIcitan had ttfHsended 70 state wiiai was
utlerlytfalse. he st*ad heen remarkably sue
ccssiulIia his afSnM-
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-11-13

nOAL 5000 Barrels best quality. at Batol
" Rouge Foundry, HILL& HENDERSON.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-11-13

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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-11-13

alere,niah. sir, If you please.
"Oh. YES Jediah--Jereniah. ] would
say-when yon make change, never take
a ten cent piece and two cents for q shit
ling. but give II as often as practicable.
look out for the fractions in adding up. and
beware of crossed six pence, smooth slii-
lungs. and what are called Bungtown cop.
pers, sid Cheasuin, with much empha-
els
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-11-13

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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-11-13

DonnG SONS ma main OF fe sceaa de Dotfe GoaT
du sixierne District Judiciaire, a Datoa Rouge,
&c six;enle Jour GOctofre A. D. 1881 mil
huit.ceut-cinanante-deux. NJ. MORENO GfElier
T1AINTS & OIIS-We have on hand a large
assortment OF pure clear Linseed oil, spirits
Turpentine, Copal Varnish. Putty and every
thing In the Painters line. which we offer at very
low prices. oef. 30 LARGrfER & LANOUE..
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-11-13

- -. $1,000
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-11-13
frfs1s, The New yvft Dutththafi'
" ,asca.-A Roumg Man srotza the
49,; GtaMtry,
!. ,ttsNt,n pNaf's expfhttEtE II u

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-06

CoNGREss.-In the Senate. yesterday, a
protest against Government aid, to Steamship
Companies was presented. The remainder of
the day was spent, to no purpose Of inality, in
discussing the new apportionment under the
Census of 1850: the contest being whether
South Carolina or California or each should have
an additional Member Of Congress.
In the House the Compromise and never end
ing Finality question was taken up, and true to
its destiny, Kicked up such fuss and confusion
that the telegraph broke down before giving US
the fnsls of the Fxality.
LRGIsLATURs.-Inthe Senate the LIQUOR
question was under discussion. The Assembly
bill with amendments was taken up, and the
clause submitting it to the people finally struck
Quito to 9. The bill was then made the
special order for Thursday.
In the Assembly there was no quorum present
and hardly anything was done.
r-Ths city authorities Of Boston tende, r. the
Committee, to receive Kossu.h In the city of Boston
the use Of Fanssil Hail. should he desire to address,
the citizens.
% News By the Baltic from Europe on our sixth
Page, on which also will be found News from New.
Mexico. and Washington Letter, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-06
The Democratic Rsvfew.

This has lately become the most piqu.nt
periodical Of the day. Its crusade against Old
'Fosyism.' commenced with its new volume
and new management in January last, have
caused its successive issues since to be looked
for with lively expectation. The late attack
upon it by Mr.. Breckenridge Of KY. lin behalf
OF the 'Fogy' Gen. Butler) must have given a
great impetus to IT'S fame and circulation; and
we regret that its monthly issues have been al.
lowed to fall so far in aresr that its March No
has only Just been laid on our table. But the
richness OF Its contents atone for the de.v of ts
appearance
The principal paper in this number is entitled
Congress. the Presidency and The Review,
in which the war against Old Fogyism in behalf
of Young America is prosecuted with nm.
sbated if not increased spirit The now Editor.
assert that their predecessors have had a bal;.
Of taking pay for Portraits and Biographies Of
distinguished Democrats aspiring to tie Psssi.
ds'ini ch uf' admitting ~ thiag sad az bod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-06
THE SENATE.

The last Senate consisted Of twelre
Wings to nine Opposition. The Wings have
pretty certainly lost one in Hartford Go. list
Di,t) but have 1--WE hope) gained one in New
London Co. and one in Fairfield Co. and not i'm
probably one each in Windham and Middlesex
Counties We may have lost one in Litch6eld,
where we had all three last year. We do not
think the Senate can be otherwise than Wing
and Maine Law.
p. S.-Further returns say both Middlese1
Senators against US, as usual.
Memoranda returns from three
or four towns show. that the other Wing can
didates generally run better than the Governor.
In Stamford, Kendrick is the lowest man on the
Wing ticket the other State candidates rang
ing from 304 to 30S (Kendriek 299 J while the
Wing Senator has BIG, and the two Representa-.
tives 354 and 34l to 343 and 34l for the OPPOSE
ton candidates In Norwalk, the Wing ticket
Is little ahead Of the Governor; the Senator
81 ahead in New Canaan % ahead.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-06
LfRht Wanted.

The cause of justice and the character of
the City demand that the circumstances at
tending the arrest of Horace Preston be in
vestigated. James Martin, of the VIth
Ward Police, is charged with having 'seized
the unfortunate man on false accusation
of larceny, and, as it would seem, without
any legal authority whatever. At least,
Preston, himself, knew Of no warrant for
his arrest and Mr.. Culver, his counsel, could
not ascertain that he was immured in the
cells of the With Ward Prison by virtue of
any legal commitment. And as if to con-
fess the whole, Martin carefully kept away
from testifyiog before the Commissioner !;
his deeds had apparently been of nature
to seek sbscurity.
These facts, we say, demaAd investiga.
ton. Ii 10 Of no consequence to the quss-
tion that Preston was finally sent of a
q slave. That does not make it any
the less an outrage for Martin to arrest him
without warrant or on false charge, and shut
him up in prison. II this police officer had
Alright to seize this man in that way, he has
the same rightto seize any other persen and
subject him TO the same treatment. No
colored man, at least, Is secure against the
assaults of rulians and kidnappers, and
there Is no law but that Of violence, if suoh
an act as this be allowed to pass unques-
toned of justice. 1t is the duty Of the
Mayor, and of the Chief of Police, TO in
quire into the case and see that the offender
or offenders, whoever he or they may prove
to be, suffer rigorous Punishment. 1t is ss-
sendal to the public rsspec. and confidence
toward the entire police organization, that
this stigma be wiped away from it.
Let the slave-catcher enjoy sn legal
rights and immunities in the prosecution Of
his business. Let the tools he finds to serve
him In this community, the Busteeds, the
Martins, and whoever else is fitted by na.
ture for the Office, enjoy, if they can, such
esteem as public opinion awards to the
trade In which their genius finds sphere.
But let neither him nor them be allowed to
overssep the privileges ,given by the law.
Let them be made to understand that the
statutes Of Alabama or Carolina have no
force on Che free soil Of Nsw.York, aud
that ne man shall here be suffered to kid.
nap another man,-even though that man
be fugitive slave,-and 90 unpublished.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-06
Connecticut Election.

The Wings of CONNECTICUT fought a no.
bic battle for Temperance, Morality and
Thrift in their Election yesterday, and we
hope they have carried the State, though
the chilly, harsh wind and lowering skies
were against them, tending to keep athsms
the aged and invalid voters, who are nearly
all on the right side. (The State, it must
be remembered, has been against us for the
last two years.
The severe storm of last evening so i'm
peded communication especially by Tsle-
graph, that cur returns are far less perfect
than we had hoped In fact, some fatality
or other has always prevented our reeeiv'
ing as full returns frsm Connecticut the
night of Election since the Telegraph was
up as we used to obtain by our own Horse
Express in former years. We have, how
ever, partial returns from Elk of the eight
Counties. They are Of various character,
but on the whole justify strong hopes that
the State is revolutionized, and will have
Wing Government this year and elect =
Wing U. S. Senator. The Opposition
journals say ROGER s. BALDWIN is the
Wing candidate for the post, and we shall
be glad to learn that they tell the truth.
- Some of the Township returns have
defed all calculation. Hartford is worse
than we had expected, but not worse than
faint hearted friends there predicted. Six
months experience of the workings of the
Maine Law will bring her all right. NEW.
HAVEN has done gleriously, astonishing
friends and foes. Thanks to Maine Law
Democrats (worthy of the nancy for her
transcendent majority. MIDDLETowN has
done quite as well under similar auspices.
NEw-LoSDoN, Norwich and KILLINGLY
have also borne themselves nobly. SIAM
ford has for the second time disgraced
herself under the influence of Liquor and
local feuds, and even Nor,cGlk tells story
of herself that we would not have believed
from the lips Of her enemies. Bridgeport
has done as well as we expected, but not
as well as she ought. Greenwich has borne
herself we'll, though we fear the vote for
Seymour as sent us is 100 less than was
cast for him. But If the State is only
carried, though by the barest majority, we
shall be abundantly satisfied.
We expect nearly full returns for our
Evening Edition. Meantime here are all
that have reached US:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-06

q We learn, With great satisfaction,
through our correspondent At Constantine
pie, that the brave Gen. PsaczxL has at
last been released BY the Sultan, and with
his wife and family is on his way 10 the
United States. Perenel is one of the FORE
meat among the gallant spirits that the
Hungarian var covered with patriotic dis.
tuchon. He gained the first decisive vic.
tory Of the struggle, and is the last Of the
refugees in Turkey to BE- cot At liberty.
What Is Of more importance, is, that he now
earnestly condemns the course Of Bstthi.,vi
and Szsmsre in their assault. upon KossutS
Perczel is not capable Of destroying the
hopes Of his country, either 10 CRAFTY q
shallow vanity, or to secure tue return of
css6scssed estates.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-06

Wesfbrook-One Wing.
Portiand.-One Opposition.
KiQmgrorfk-l Opposition. ~
Middlstown-Giyes 100 Wing plurality on the
Representative ticket.
Meridan-Gives 81 Wing plurality on the Rep
resentattve ticket
There can be no reasonable doubt that the
Wings have the House by large majority. All
else is uncertain.
The storm has prevented osr getting full re-
turns. No communication can be had with
Hartford.
Nothing heard from Litchheld County, except
Plymouth, which elects Wing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-06

The next number of The Tribune for
European Circulation will be issued TO-MOR-
ROW MORNING at 9 O'Clock. 1t will con-
tain all the Latest News up to the time OF going
to press. The Europe sails from this port To.
Morrow at IL o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-06
TAR AR OF CUTTING PANTALooxs. -Ev.

AN NM VF OU TN" Mn AHVU"S' IT,
en- gentleman appreciates the luxury o. pair Of
6tiins pantsloons graceful end sasy without twist or
q wrinkle. The taloYiss ssiabshment Of w T. JGsNNUs
Co.. i3l Broadway has been for many years cesbrated
in this department Of the business we'll for the per-
feet a. and style Of tksn Vests Coats Sacks Over
and oher garnept They employ artists IN the
department not to DO escelled either In this country
abroad supposed BY many that to cut coat we'll 10
ths ne plus ultra Of the arr Of tailoring This mistake
requires at least eQsa skill and experience TO turn
ont uuexesptonaols psntaloons The finn has recsived
from Europe rich and extensive stock Of Spring CAST
meres comprising all the pattem many Of which
entirely unique and sngularly beautiful AL who de-
sire the fashionable ready made clohas procurabe
In this city suits made TO b. the best artists
invited to call W. I. JENNINGS Co., 2sl Broad
wAy. American Hotel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-06
FAIRFIELD CO.

1--WE apprehend this should be 2l5, but the figures
very plain in the dispatch sent US by our friend
Byington of Norwalk.
~ The above Towns, with Redding and
Westport. (close and doubtfui.) compose the
XIlth Senate District, and have chosen Hon.
THOMAS B. BUTLER Senator by some 200 ma.
Jerity.
OFFICE OF THE STANDARD. !
BRiDoEpoRT, April S, IS5o.-llt PM.
Bridgeport, l6 Opp. majority last year 100.
Opp Rep. !strue(brd, 70 wing and Wing Rep
resentative-gain. Opp. Senator 10th District.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-06
TWENTY Pen CENT. SAvED.-White

Goods Lacss Embroideriss Dress TnmniBgs, Ribbons,
Gloves Hosis1y &c. plste and entirely new stock,
comprising every quality and description Of ne sosvs
case prices for cash Most Of these articles are generally
sed for large proG which, with the great sdyaa-
taass Of The Cash System will enable to offer thsmi
much below the usual prices Those who would rather
pay Cash than fifteen twenty per cent for six months
credit respectfully invited TO examine my stock before
puIchssipg elsewhere. JAMES OsTRoM.
No C Liberty St next to the Post Office late Of the
firm Myers, Suydam Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-06
n "What Is truth" said testing ri.

late On certain occasion Truth always felt aaa %
hat, ard conseqoentiy the true nnss ~ ~ xsox
No i2s Fulton There may b other pl.css IN III
cszsDs whs bug those places but people WAC re
possessiop Of sense, a. wei a. oqr vvp
n the hat trade aSd 10 store where tney are sure
obfsin hal d At can Be relied Such hat store the
one % which aliude. 0 No. ixS falsehe We nsso
rat sav more on the present occasion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-06
LIS rot KNOWN, BUT SOON WILL BE-

RS NOT KNOWN, BUT SOON WILL BE-
LYoxs KATHARon, st first sinP inssndea ~ me IN
sssss character tsai the present prsgstSr n1S
sSdrsa nervous headache asd disposition in the hsir
20 grsy and fall Of. viii find fall rslls Ia the 40
arop While ~ toilet article its effect up5n the haif
truly pleasing Only IS cents per bottle Bod az tne
principal Druggists. Psrfunsrs Muslc and Sannors
tteIes New York, Bros klyA. Re. wholesale Asshs7'
Ne l0i Broadway. M stars.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-06
Ih1d Dispafch.

NKw-HAvKS, Monday, April 5, 1851.
Middleser COnnty.-The two Senators elected
are Opp.
Middletown.-Whig. for Governor, 52s. Opp.
IA.
Chatham--los maj. for Seymour. Opp. liz
fcr Maine Law Representatives.
C'smwsu.-Ksndrick, Wing, for Governor. 80.
Seymour, Opposition, l2s. (This town was last
year set off from Middletown
Dwham.-A gain Of two Wings
Haddsm--Two Opposition Representatives.
East Haddsm-Do. do
C"sster.-kendrick. for Governor, 81. Ser.
mour, lei. No returns OF Representatives.
SsySresk.-Two Wing Representatives Zone
gsinD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-06
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, TUESDAY, APRIL 6.

ADVERTISING IN TIE WEEKLY TRIBuNx.-rhs price for
advertising in this paper viii henceferh be 30 cents ls
cash \ sertio1.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-06

WBosToN PIANO FoRTEs-The largest
assortment Of Pianos this city to be found at the ware
rooms of r GILBERT Co., No 333 Broadway, opposite
Broadway Bank and Theasr and will be sold at great bar
gains These Pianos have tho metallic frame, and are war
Esnted 10 stand any climate Dealers supplied on liberal
Pianos fer sale cheap Pianos to lef
tuned and repaired HORACE WATERS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-06

~ We invite Che attent; on OF capitalists

~ We invite the attention or CAPITALISTS
and s,hst 10 the large sale Of 50 building lcts beautifully
stuated fcr building puposes lioh, llth and ll3A
ste and li.h sy:, near the Blssmn sdale ROAD. all
lying nearly one body TO DO cold q auction BY ANTHONY
BLEEcKER TINS DAY at 10 o'clock, ut the Megch ants
Blchanee. These lots al in the vicinity Of geea I'M
proven eats. aad near the Hudson River Railroad the
around 10 level aad free em rsck Tile Adaptable aAd
terps liberal Mas can BE- had al the aacisn rooms No.
= Droad IT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-06
REPRESENTATIVE CHOSEN.

~ The above list shows net Wing gain OF
FIVE Representatives, and other gains are reported
in our general dispatches The last House had
f,eo to four Opp. majority, according to circum'
stances
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-06

EYE AND EAa.-DR. POWELL, Oculist,
Aufir, &C., will remove the lst Of May to No. 500
Broadway above Broome. During the interval he will
attend Usual the treatment of all diseases Of tbs Eye
and Ear No II Warren 81 corner Of broadway, where
can be had his Treatise the Eye" third editio apnce
50 cents also several hundred beautiful Artificial Eyes,
WHICH when properly inserted viii move aad look like tbs
natural ere.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-06

REPUTATION. REPUBLIC for
April contains complete Recitation OF Bishop Hughes
Catholic Chapter the History Of the United States
from historical proof. Once No 100 Nassau st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-06
CRYING BABIES CRYING BABIES "A

large supply embracing all these curious and
iRteessg Babies Just received at TUTTLBs Emporium
of Fancy Goods Novelties, &C. No. 3 Broadway. Come
soon before this lot IL exhausted At THIS establishment
will be found q splendid and immense stock Of fancy and
useful articles suitable for presents to which the aWen
tiop of the gift giving public is particularly limited.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-06

RICHEST PAPER HANGINGs IN THE CRY.
eoLeNoN HART. No its Broadway, have nov in store
patterns and Of the richest and splendid dsagns
which they ofs for sale a. prices lower than Be par
polsation Of curtain materials and fanaIe coverings
sss also Of article In Their ne and which they offer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-06

II Straw Goods, wholesale and retail,
n Youxa,s cheap straw Hat Establishment at No. %
Bowery He keeps assortment of Straw Goods OF
the choicest kinds and Of the approved shapes for IA
6jss and chilIe on wear with French Trimmings. Brads
md everything In the above line that desirable Call and
zee for yOuyoolveS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-06

~ The Bosom of Shirt that seems to
eA down the chest in waves with here and there pspsA
lieulsf or cbliqus furrcw to vary the moAotsny,
abominAton 10 avoid it, all that necessary H. 70 order
Vour shiyts whore mathematical insurss capital
IL. and the nssdlswsrk and style are unsouIsd
0RyENS. I Astor Houpe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-06
Temperance Triumphant.
MBRIpEH, Monday, April 5-F

MSRIpEH, Monday, April 5-Eveninr.
Only one Wing Representative before tsday
since Jackson's time, JvLIus PRArr. Whig.
elected by 81 plurality. E.w.H
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-06

LACEs LACEs!-TUFFANY q QUITTING
Ne 81 Broadway having completed their arrangements
with Of the largest manufacturers in Brussels and
Paris of ns Laces and Embr will be prepared TO
exhibit TUESDAY, March 80 Of the most complete
end varied ssscrtnens OF Embroeres ana Thread Lace
lar. Capss. Berries. Coirss Scarf. sAswi. Mantllas
aAd TTimmipg Laces, in Brussels Point, Honiton and
Point Alencon Guipure and Mschlin In Embrodsriss.
Collars Capes. Chenissttss. Gmps and Handksrchefs.
Foods viii DO offered such psss must iasurs sataAc-
6on 10 purchasers.