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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-23
NETWORK TRIBUNE
NETWORK, FRIDAY, APRIL %.

CoNGREss.-In the Senate, yesterday,
the Apportonment Bill taken up, and the propo'
siton to give Louisiana additional member OF Con-
gress for her fraction, rejected. Nh. Bradburys
substitute giving South Carolina member for her rac-
ton and giving California two members (making 234
Representatives, in sll) adopted The Deficiency
bill was then taken up Mr. Miller made an elaborate
defense of the appropriation for the Collins steamers
Mr. Seward got the oor and then the Collins steamers
item was passed over informally. Mr.. Borland moved
an amendment, relating to the papers publishing the
laws, &c, upon which the Senate adjourned.
Perhaps the most awful political everhsung any man
ever got was administered to Mr. James Brooks of this
City, by Senator Msngum Of North Carolina The only
parallel to 1t is Mr. Webstes philippe against Charles
Jared Ingersol 1t impossible for Mr. Brooks to
act in the double character of sycophant and avedver
to his party without provoking the of Southern
Wings That scorn has long been gathering him,
and has now burst with crushing fury his head The
same objection brought against Mr. Websters annihi
laon Of Ipgeo will be raised against this-is severity
Mr. Brooks has fawned at the foot of Southern power
and courted the championship of measure which he
shirked when he should have met it honestly or after
ward forever held his peace If Mr. Brooks lives in
his spurned vocation, Judas made fool OF himself for
not living longer.
In the House, among reports from Committees was
one from the Committee on Elections, declaring that
Mr. Fuller the sitting CWhig member from Pennsylva-
mia was not entitled to his seat. The Homestead bill
was then taken up and Mr. Maloney, of Illinois, advo
Gated it, and Mr. Sutherland of this State who calls him
self Democrat opposed it agrarian and unconstitu.
uonal Tho House then adjourned.
fps After the gallows was erected for the execution
of Wells, TO take place today In Washington, his
sentence was commucd by the President to imprison
mcnt for life.
~. The steamer Pocahontas, loaded with Cotton,
for New Orleans was burned on Friday last resulting
in a loss Of ten lives
tP" News from the City of Mexico to the ID inst.
reports anticipated change in the Cabinet. The
Tariff excitement continued.
Y The freshet in the Ohio at Pittsburg Is swelling
out Cincinnati taking about two days to send its in
fuence down.
~ We publish the official call of the Wing Nation
al Convention.
tP We regret 10 learn that the report of the death
Of Judge Coulter (of Pennsylvania was correct
IL Awful freshets in Virginia, Massachusetts,, &C.
are reported.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-23

We insert elsewhere Gov. Hunts Mes
sages giving his reasons for withholding his sig.
nature from several bills which he returned to the
Legislature during the last two DAYS Of the Ses-
sion. 1t will be seen, says The Albany Erenins
Journal, that he deemed it unconstitutional to
grant special charters for objects which have been
already provided for by generallaws The correct
ness Of this opinion is sustained BY the fact that
all the bills returned were rejected on recousidera
ton by vote almost unanimous"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-23
How, Maine Likes her Law.

A report has gone the rounds OF the jour-
mails which advocate Temperance in that way
which Rumsellers approve, importing that serenity
three out of serenfy-cigh towns in Maine have
chosen local officers adverse to the Maine Law.
There is of course no truth in it-nothing fike
truth. A great majority OF the towns IN which
the question was raisedand not to raise IT implies
acu,iescence in the Law as it is-have emphati-
caIv sustained the Law. Of the Cities and great
Towns. not one except Portland has even been
claimed as carried by the enemies OF the Law, and
Portland threw out Neal Dow only on pledge OF
his opponents to enforce and execute the Law
Had they dared to avow themselves hostile to the
Law. and put the contest on that issue, they must
inevitably have been beaten.
The following is part of business letter we
have lust received from friend in Name, dated
RocKLASp Maine Monday, April l9, 1852
We have held our Town Meeting in Rockland to-day
The opponents of the Maine Liquor Law have been
making for weeks the most vigorous efforts to BRING our
their whole force to-day to destroy what they call the
Town Grogshop' Now, in this effort many OF the
Temperance men with them heart and hand but the
greater portion of them suspectng this sudden real OF
the Rnnmies have them the issue, and gorousiy
defeated them The strife was for the Moderator OF
the meeting: I'll votes poled; and the Temper
ance candidate, Henry C. Lowell, Esq, had 44o
After the declaring of this vote, certain respectable par
ties withdrew somewhat crest fallen and when the
Liquor question proper was brought up not single
dissenting voice was raised against the following;
"Resolred, That the Chairman of the Seectmen la
thorough going Temperance man. be instructed to keep
LIQUOR for medicinal and mechanical purposes only That
all cases where there shall be doubt as to the proper
use of the liquor applied for said Chairman me
or 10 it's alleged destination and ascertain the facts
Tor himself
The prots if any, accrue to the town. Let me add,
that we are community who have thus far executed
he claw to the letter. and do not now feel disposed
| to draw back. Yours.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-23

PoMEBoY, o., Tuesday, April 90 1854
The River at this place is within two
feet of the great rise of 1892 and is still swelling the
rate of seven inches per hour.
CINCINNATI. Tuesday, April 90 1854
We have received no news from the
East since SATURDAY. Reports are reaching US Of TIE.
mendous floods and great loss Of property.
CINCINNATI Wednesday, April 2l, 1852
The river is rising at the rate of four inches
an hour and is p feet below the freshet Of 1884 Tie
Pittsburgh rise has just commenced coming, but the
tributaries above here are not rising the water here
will not rise more than Is feet The water at Wheeling
measures 40 feet and at Pittsburgh 81 II has fallen
feet at the latter place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-23
~ The Express perpetrates a ne

~ The Express perpetrates new
dodge in solemnly observing that
1T Is not true that Mr. Brooks lodged vote on the
Compromise Resolutions
Certainly not; it was the passage Of the Fa-
gitire Stare Lao that he lodged the vote on, as
his subordinate very well knows. When the op-
portunity was afforded him for voting directly on
this measure, he ran out of the House; and ever
since he has been trying to make Others vote to
uphold measure which he would not vote to
enact.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-23

DoDGING A QUEsTIoN.-Hon. TRUMAN
SMITH, of Conn.,, generally faces the music like
man, but in the Wing Caucus, at Washington, on
Tuesday evening, he lodged plain question in
most surprising manner. Hon. JAMES BROOKS
having asked him if he were willing that his sents
ments on the Compromise should get publicity,
Mr. Smith replied that he might print them in
The Express ~ Why could not MIR. Smith give
an explicit answerl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-23
Great Freshct on French River, Mass., A.
Destruction Of Property.

BosroN, Thursday, April q, lsr
The west branch of French River. !,
Charlton rose high Tuesday yht than ever know,
before, and carried away the reservoir dam belora,,
to c. L. Harding & Co, of Oxford, and Samuel Sa,e,
and Sons, of Webster The reservoir overaOwed am
acres The cost Of the dam 81 500
The rush of so large body of water carried ava,
several dams and bridges and caused considerable a.
tructon to property below In Charlton grismil ,,s
sawmil belonging to Mr.. Chafec with two dana vers
carried away Two or three bridges in Oxford vs,s
DESTROYED also Fenners dam and Fishers dam al FL
eryie The dam of Samuel Slater & Sons Is gone al
house containing 100 bales of c,tton which wevs
seen floating down the river.
BosroN, Thursday, April - lsa
The rise in the Merrimac and Concord
Rivers is greater than before known, being full |,
feet above summer level and still rising In Belvier.
a suburb of Lowell nearly ali the houses surround
ed by water to the depth OF four to five feet In Center,
Vile from sixty 10 hundred families have bee.
driven from their houses-some in boatsand their ex.
tie have been saved by swimming. la Lowell, the Nd.
dlesex Booth, Massachusetts, Prescott and Lawrence
Mills have been obliged 70 suspend work. the yards be
ing overfown-and in of them the water reaches
the machinery in the lower rooms This afternoon
heavy stones were being placed on the Pawtackr
Bridge to save il from being carried away. Concord
River Bridge also barTicadcd by order OF the May9
Much damage is also reported by the Hood in Msnchsl
ter NJ H. and the various railroads are rendered nearly
impossible.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-23

Sress OF gentleman The stylish admirably fitting Panta,
looms made by w T. JENNINGS Co. and their unique aud
STYLES of Vests the present spring have already
en adyered to- but these require their browning grace
Coat of the Jennings The dress Coats sacks irock
sts at and fact all the Goats made by W. T.
JENSIsGs Co. No 81 Broadway, have an indescnbabe
air of high fashion about them which pleasure Tor the
man Of taste behold Their readynade CLOTHING OK
sasure there is about the articles you get from
w II JENNINGS Co. 81 Broadway, AIneI1can Hotel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-23
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANY.-A

notice having appeared in Saturdays papers conveying the
idea that passengers provided with tickets from responS
agencies would be subject 10 detention on the ishns o.
sms IL deemed proper 10 that the steamer ORE
CON was at latest dates spare steamer nee OF
passengers ard In the absence OF
~ 80 the steamers CALIFORNIA, REPUBLIC TENNESSEE
Golden GATE and CONSTITUTION, IN the service OF tns
,,onth Nv order WIN H. DAUDGE, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-23
Immense Destruction Of Property by the P1e.s
I'm virginia--Whole Village swept on
DALrIMoRE, I'hursday, April "a. ls5s

The New-Orleans mail, as late as On.
Is at hand.
report Is already current in this city, that Aikin,,
who killed his brotherin-lsw this morning |. insane
The Virginia papers received this morning are su..
with the details Of the damage by the recent food n.
towns Of Worthington, fsirmoun', Riyervle and ~
port were Inundated and many houses were swert -
More than forty houses were seen to float pas 20,
mount Every house except one and part otwo Other.
in the village of Worthington. swept SWAY Ia Pn
ericksburs and vicinity the damage done WA w.
great Falmouth Bridge was entirely sweps away
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-23

FROM Rio DE JANEIRo.-By the arrival
ct this port yesterday morning of the bark Isabelita
Heyn, Capt Dswins, from Rio de Janeiro, which port
abe left on the nth u learn that the yellow fever
was prevailing at that port to alarming extent and
many deaths had occurred
The markets were without change.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-23
u The Grand Business Idea of tn

Day IL combination and extension that combination Of
branches Of trade and circle of Tho
proprietor Of Union Hail. the great Wholesale and retail
Clothing Store the of Nassau and has
seized upon this idea and carrying il out nagnoenty
His immense establishment has six departments including
ono exclusively devoted Childens Clothing and his
precedented sales and thorough Of the markets at
home and abroad, enable him to distance all rivalry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-23
u Our Ship News Collector reported
he following vessels below at an eary hour hs morning

Slips 81 Geos. Hssre. % days. fors saa main .o,
ans nasss hsehves from nsnburs - d.ys wh hss Of
and torgaiant Columbia. chzEsstos AZ days VIII
eostan Warde GasnssrE tDstch bss Norm, brsea
daya ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-23
Lake NuvigntiOu.

BUFFALO Thursday. April % 1852
1t is raining steadily here. Boats are
arriving freely.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-23
Arrival OF the Isabel.

BALTIMoR1. Thursdsy, Apfl 20 -,
The steamship Isabel. Capt. Rollins, nc~
Havana. arrived At Charleston on Sunday last ons9
dates TO tho 18Th inst, being the Same - rec1ssj =
kew-rork. The brig Oral. from New York. ARM" -
Key West on tho 18th. leaking badly. and ~ -
much damaged A survey bad been called On hsr'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-23
SECOND kNIckERBocKER BUILDING AS

SocnrieSSArrRoAy NIcRr, ct O'Clock the Association
1u hold pubic meeting IN the Assembly Rooms Of
3Sth and stAav- and Invite ell to attend and hear the
prneipies and pro6s thoroughly explained Come and oia
nothing to satiee bss whas Il can perform
yAhss = DgLvgccHo. Prseident
ANsoS VILLA Vice PrslR6opt
=. J. AApoEN Secretary, Otkes. No. lee sshsv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-23

NEwORLEANs, "Wednesday, April q, 30
The steamship Empire City has arrived
here, with 200 passengers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-23

SPRING OvERcoATs.-lf you are fond
OF comfort discard your heavy, winter outside garment
and procure q substitute ut 7. L. ROGERS Union Hall.
His spring light elegant stylish and cheap
Union Hall tho OF Fulton aud Nassau ss- oppo-
site the Herald Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-23

MARrINsBuRGH, Va, Thursday, April p, 1852
The destruction of property along the
river by the food IL beyond calculation Two families
Of eleven persons were drowned near Hancock Houses
and barns near the river have been swept Oft ia gra
numbers. The canal Ia greatly damaged, and may MT
be repaired for year
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad is open to Cunlber
land
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-23
Burning of the steamer POcahOntas-Ten Lives
Lost, and large quantity of Cotton.

NEWURLEANs, Tuesdsy, April 70, Io1%
The steamer Pocahontas from Arkansas bound TO
this port with 1880 bales of Cotton, took fire on Friday
last and burned to the waters edge In half an hour
Ten persons either burned or drowned, including
former Sheriff of Arkansas, his lady and three CHI
dren, a cabin-boy two frenen and chamberniah
The boat and cargo total loss The former w
insured for $4,000
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-23
The Albany and Susquehanna X. R.-Navigs'
tiOn, &c.

ALBANY, Thursday, April p, lss
The last of q series of meetings as to the
Albany and Susquehanna Railroad held at the Cs'
tai this evening IL well attended and much enha
siasm prevailed The meeting addressed By ~
McFarlale, of Washington County, Judge Amass I!
Parker and others The Hon. G. Y Lansing pseddoi
Boats are reported In from Port Jackson
The Oneida Lake route TO Oswegs Ia open. 49,.
The freshet hero still continues-the water 70 n"ns
slowly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-23
Of the National Theater, Boston,
by fire.
BosroN, Thursday, April y, 1852.

BY nres
BosroN, Thursday April q, 1852
About 3 o'clock this morning fire was
discovered in the part of the National Theater 90
the corner of Portland and Traversss and In three
quarters ofan hour AFTER the immense wooden structure
was completely consumed with its contents-ony sfew
dresses and properties being saved.
The fremen by great cxertions saved the adjdains
property. carpenters shop Frendst, an ID
wooden building, was nearly destroyed. The wooda
buildings Travers-st, opposite the Theater bed
ly scorched and some outbuildngs of houses fronting
on Friendst, were consumed We could not lasrn
how the fire originated The Theater r very largo
plastered wooden building, and was owned by William
Soher Esq, who purchased it recently of Mrs Pelby
1t was under lease, TO Mcssrs Wright, Fenno Co.
and Mrs Sinclair performed In the heser last nishtD
a crowded audience
The proprietors of the Federal-st Theater have Of
fered that building to the National Company and
they will perform there tonight.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-23

STATE AND NATIONAL LAW SCHOOL,
BALsroN SRA, SARATOGA Co, NEw-YoRK.-The next term
will the sh Of May Object to Pre- pare the
Student practically well Theoretically in the trial Of
esuscs extempore speaking &c &c Diploma u B. Of Laws
conferred admitting to practice by the charter circular
W. fewLER-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-23
The Frcshet in the Potomac Subsidins.

WASHINGTON, Thursday, ApnI - ISL
The water in the Potomac is rapidly
falling
The Government works are not damaged to achs
great extent as was at first supposed.
The Canal Is still submerged in some places. This
will be a serious interruption to business betweea
Georgetown and Alexandria.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-23
The Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad.

PHILADRLpHA, Thursday, April p, lsa
The Stockholders of the Pennsylvania
Railroad have been voting for three days upon the qae$
ton OF subscribing the Stock OF s Ohio and Penn
sylvena Railroad. 1t has been decided in the ahun'
tive-Yeas, 1908; Nays, 1871.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-23

WIGs AND HAIR DrE.-These articles
Be found In the greatest perfection BArcHELoRs eel
ehssted factory No Wallet His Hair Dye pronounced
che best In the world and those wanting very superior Wiz
Toupee surely be suited
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-23
The Wheeling Bridge-Larse Class steam
boats stopped.

PIrTsBrRG Thursday, April y iso<
Tho river Is still very high. The steamers Pfasoey
Brilliant and Messenger are detained below the "nee
Ing Bridge, and the steamers Keystone State, ADesnes
and Cincinnati detained at Pittsburg In conseqa
OF being unable TO pass under the bridge not even VIZ
their pilothouses, much less their chimneys. -
There are twenty-five feet of water In the cnan''s
and the river falling
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-23

The CRYSTAL PALACE AaAIN.--Patent
1spestIy Ingram Patent Tapestry Threepy Cageta the
AIRAM ASpEksoS's Also Enshsh Tapestry Brussels Of
magnificent unique styles imported expressly lou NewY
trade They win be sold very cheap.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-23
Safety Of the Crew of the Brig SIarca,.

49,. PORTLAND, Me, Thursday, Aprh ~ ioT:
The brig Frances Ellen arrived af tas
ort this morning from Havana having on board -,
rev of the brig Marcus of Bangor wrecked In the ""
ale on Scituate Beach.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-23
CABINET FURNITURE AT CosT.-Grea

nnducement to Purchasers-Mr SHARP, in consequence
Of his contemplated removal on the LIST Of May, is in
uced 10 offer the entire balance Of his stock Of elegant
Hnd fashionable Furniture at prices extraordinarily low An
opportunity hike the present for combining elegance dura
bty aud chespne~ seldom offered and purchasers in
ye1 to call and examine for themselves at tho
No 81 Beekmanst-, Of Gold.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-23
The Libel Suit-Preparati0ns for the has''
tiOn Of Wells tho Murderer

WASHINGTON Thursday. Apf1 2 II - =
In the Circuit Court, the Jury IN the hps.
suit of Gen. Weighnnan r1sas Lieut. Barney, came -.
Court to-day about and were discharge, - -
unable to agree 1t IL said they stood six tor pia'h'
six for defendant LII
The galows IA now being erected In the QUIZ -
yard for tine execution of Well.. the marine ~
Of killing youth named NundeL 1t Is ordered ~ -
morrow. Wells Is perfectly composed and seens IN
pared TO meet his iste Vigorous exertions sre -
being made to ohtsn his pardon or communication
sentence from the President
Stroud Dispatch. ,,-u.ts
The President has committed the sentence Oh |" GU
inprisonment for life In the Peneteniary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-23
pIIsIHEss NOTICES.


"WHyRE SHALL | Go TINS was
the inquiry Of the Great Espcunds when n,' v,srs
,st. bpt gentlemen Of taste, in quest Of new dst
have need q asking any such question ney Ssl bsy
iii and no difficulty in obtaning just the thing
tifu fashionable becoming and durable Hstmoe olhahI
than anything to be found IN Broadway
~ What causes the excitement What
rreaf attraction there 10 the store OF The har
tnionf No costly fitted up bazaar for the puoc 70
but something durable IN the splendd style a ~
of III of their own manufacture STANDARD prices 81 and ~
HAT-FIsIsBERs UNION.
No II PaTk-row. opposite the As1or.
w Ever on the alert, introducing to the
public taste articles in the line of his avocation BASr se
Halter No. los Canat has Just received c,'sot ,n Bow,
and Misses Stimulated by the favor shown nl e. ,d
years in the extended sales OF Straw Go1os @
yen,s head ornament he provided for the
ana aIe Of Childrens Summer Hats and Caps -
almost infinite variey Of styles ana nateas M "a Iii "a
il EXTENDED 70 friends patrons and the pubic 70 can ~
e,.,;ne these articles before purchasing elsewhere
eAan'ile ''''' WIN. BASrA, No. lo6 Canal-st
WARyoCK's HArs.-If an increasing
aersna indicates growing popularity, and If growne
popularity any evidence OF ne then we are warraneo
In speakng Of WAKsocKs Hats and inviting the mccoy
patronize No. Us Broadway. Try them
TGENIN would inform such of his friends
n can most conveniently visit his Down Town store that ~
addition 10 his spring styles for gentlemen and youths ne
bss recently received from Paris and from his own factory an
elegant and varied stock Of Cbildens Fancy Hats LADIES
Riding Hats Whips and Gauntlet 1mbrena'' CaneH 90
at bis old establishment, No. ga Broadway.
SPRING FASHION HATS AND CAPs.-As
isrre variety as be found in this DJ
Stors No Ia csnal.st w. KELLOGG
n LEARY Il Co., Leaders and Intro.
duces Of Fashion for Genemens Hats, Nos and As
tor House, Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-23

MARX THE FACT IF public opinion
and its profitable result public patronage criterion Of
the value of article is safe say that the Shirts made
20 order the celebrated establishment of GREEN No. Asto
House. unequaled in NewYork. One word more.
Pupctuahty i'm filing orders il rule never broken there
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-23

ecstment embracing great variety Of patterns Of
and Tsmbcared Lace and Musn Curtains offered to-day
81 great hsyysinA by HrcHcocK LEpsEArgs they
ceiling % their entire stock Of Dry Goods cheap House.
teepeu VII de- veil TO lsok.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-23

~ Straw Goods. wholesale and retail,
II YopNc's chsap Straw Hat Establishment No sc Bow
cry He keeps large assortment Of Straw Goods of the
and chiidrcn's wear with French Trmmngs Baids and
everything In the above line that desirable. Call and
for yourselves
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-23

HUMPHREY No. 57a Broadway, corner OF Whites- nave
lust received direct from the European mtnuactorea ~
late arrivals from Europe large and elegant Apartment %
eh Mosaic Velvet and Tapestry Csrpetng sIrp.sine Any
thinr ever before in this country patterns entirely new,
excnvely our OWL and for sale full 10 cent less nan
liinas similar ROOds.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-23

GLORIOUS English Imperial three-ply
Cspetns Of ghtterns cclor elegant Mosaic and scroll
6ged only 81 the yard q, No 20 Bowcy at HiRAx AMBER
soNa The nswesf and most desirable Carpets offered
In this market Purchasers viii advance their interests BY
examining these beautiful Carpets