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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-14

CtASH FOR CLoTHiNG.-LADIES OR GENTLEMEN
~ having of clothing furniture dispose Of
receive the utmot value in cash by sending to the store
letter through the post s. Cohen a52 Hudson street.
Lades attende TO by Mrs. Cohen.
LIFT OFF CLOTHS AND FURNITURE WANTED.
IL Ladies and gentlemen obt ain good price for the
above articles Wv sending through post otherwise to j.
Tai cHPSON 81 Leonard street, near Broadway.
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TUE GAUNTLET LIFTED.-MEsSRS ROBINSON &,
Eidred having yesterday challenged 1.-THE world t.
produce rider equal 70 their James Robinson beg
nonnce that behalf Of the Empire Circus accept
challenge II they in earnest they get the
they propose, much they deem pruien.
to venture BY appointing agent to meet in Pitts
burga sort Of midway station between North and South,
70 that there is hum bng in the
the aforesaid challenge will name Thomas Neyle-the
yohDg equestrian who created such kibos
ing the advent of the French troupe and who bore the
palm from compettor-as the agonst the So
much yauntcd James Robinson. FRED. HUNT,
For johnson & Co.. Empire Circus.
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CAST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
" Ladies gentlemen having any clothing furniture or
ewcry to dispose Of obtain fair cash price by send
g the subscriber at is residence through the Post
Lacies attended by Mrs. Dusseldorf. IL Elm street.
i. NJ. UuSsELDORF.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-14

NEW ROUTE TO BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA
via Cape May and New Castle Independent Line of
Steamers. sr DELAWARE Captain s 81 Seymour, KENNE- M
leaving pier A. North river, daily five o'clock NJ
Sundays excepted Passengers leaving New York by this
ne reach New Castle the following morning in time to take
the Irenohtown Railroad to baltimore arriving the
baggage will be allowed 70 each passenger and tho
will hold itself responsible for the loss only
psre and for that only to the amount of $00 For
apply ON board or at the office on the pier.
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CLOTHING.

3tAsT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED.
~ Ladies' and gentlemen having cast of clothing fur
riture dispose Of obtain fair cash price by sending
for tho subscriber at lis residence line through tho
will be promptly attended to- Ladies attended by Mrs.
Cohen. NJ s. COHEN, 60 Elm street.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

CAMDEN AND AMBoY RAILROAD. FOR PRILA-
- dephia from Pier No North river foot of Battery
place. by steamboat JOHN POTTER. Two lines daily.
Morning line leaves at NJ Afternoon express line az
r NJ. through to Phladephia in four and half hours.
Fares rst class cars sS sesSnd slsss tby2P line
Walnut street. at 8 A. M. and +. NJ Emigrant line by
steamboat TRANSPORT, from Pier No. at M. Fare,
81 90.
ENOR PHILADELPHIA DIRECT-U. S. MAIL AND
Express lines through in four hours New Jersey Rail-
road via Jersey Cy leaving Neu York ~ A. M foot Of
Cortlandt street; and 5 p NJ Liberty street. Fare $3
for first class and - 80 for second class in and
tos Norfolk, and Charleston through tickets sold in the
above lines and through baggage carried in the and
5la L. NJ lines.
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HOTELS AND WATERING PLACES.


THAMPLIN PLACE, ISLIP, L. I.-TIiIS DELIGHT.
~ full watering place. situated the south side of Long
Island opposite Fire Island Light AZ miles from New York
by railroad turnpike, has unoecuped
Families wishing the viii please address AMOS
r. STELLENWAY, Islip Post Once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-14

TO TIE vIRGiNiA SPKINUsn;AOsT Iss;.OsT AGkEEABLE
slrngs and to Lynchburg Va. Lexington Va, Staun
t0b, Va, are reminded that the steamer MARY
LAND, fitted up with state rooms aud spacious
serths leaves Baltimore for Richmond. Va via Aoqua
Railroad every Tuesday and Thursday, at NJ. First
class passage 70 Richmond by this agreeable route IS only
At Richmond passengers may either take the Danville
ar.sd route or the comfortable canal packets Msss
Eoyd Edmond which leave daily ut PM BY these last
and the stsess connecting Herewith they conveyed
from Richmond to the White sulphur s, expense
pine miles and passengers reacbipg the White Sulphur
Syringe without loss of rest in four days from BAfti
Passengers for StauntoB take at Scottsve
and those for Lexington at the North River the staging
Staunton being forty miles, aud that Lexington miles
ou the time occupied between Richmond and Staunton
being twenty seven hours and between Richmond aud
Lexington two days. Whole fare between Baltimore aud
tbs White sulphur SIrings s2 whole fare beswsen Bsl
and Lynohburg So 50 do Baltimore and Lexington,
va. stsunton Va 49, Fer further particulars, apply
TO Tie Captain Of the Maryland. or TO
CHARLES WOHrHINGTON. Agent,
Commerce street wharf, ID sltmore.
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John L. vAEDEWATER, AUCTIoNEER.-ROSE
= and mahogany Furniture Pianos &c., at auction.
Friday, July l6 at 0a o'clock, at the sales IA Wall
etreet to close consignment Of House,
hold Furniture consisting in of Side Boards Secreta
res Eageres pier and mantel Glasses Bureaus Wash
stands Tables Bedeads Mattresses Feather Beds China,
Glassware Chan deiers &C. This being the last this
each article will be sold without Catalogues the
morning O sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-14

TV>o LET AT WILLIAMSBURG - A FOUR STORY
brick Store and Dwelling of Fourth and Ssuth
Tenth streets first rate location for bakery hardware
dry goods fancy store OF kind threestory brick
Dwcug, modern finish and marble mantels, the north
side Of Division avenue Fourth street, delightful
residence. Firs third stories and basement Of
half the house adjoining the above 70 let az ressonabe
terms, TO good tenants. Arply to THOS. DOYLE, No.
Fifth street; or TO ATWATER VANDERHAoT, No. AZ
South Seventh street.
VNO LET-TliE WELL FINISHED AND CONVENIENT
basement house $50 East Twenty third street
Second avenue Gas and Croton water throughout Baths
water closets, SC. Rent. $40 per annum. Apply to
WIN. III. JANSEN, 52 John street.
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SALES BY AUCTION,


A UCTION NoTIcE.-H. N. BUSH, AUCTIONEER,
North iam street, the usual variety Furniture
reaus Sofas Couch Bcdsteads Looking Glasses &c also,
small quantity ofGroceries Segars Set also two second
hand Plan ofortes a lot Of Dry Goods &c., &c.
A UCTIoN NOTICE.-THOs. BELL AUCTIoNEER,
"A BY L. Van Zandt This day. at l01s O'Clock, in the
stances will be Sold Bureaus Counting house Desks
cases Brussels Carpets Looking Glasses Chairs Bedsead
Tuning Machine other msrehandse sssars, Gums,
watch good Horse and Spring Cart will be sold without
at II O'Clock. Also silver Watch one Diamond
Ring Sale OF Dry Goods. &C., on Friday.
UCTION NOTICE-uENRY T. LEEDS, AUC-
toneer ~ Chambers street, will sell this day, I0a
o'clock at his sales room wthut large and vau
dining and ch hber Furniture Sofas Chairs
Sofa and side Table marble
fast Tables Carpets Matreses Palaster fancy goods,
that can be wanted of household furniture.
NARGO OF PEA NUTS AT AUCTION.-THURSDAY,
~ July 18TH at IL ocloct ard brig Samuel French
yirg at pier East river the entire lot, $500 bushels
finest cargo hiPned this in lots suit purchasers
WELLINGTON A. CARTER, Auctioneer, 81 Dey street.
HENRY II. LEEDS AUcTIoNEER.-ELEGANTR ROSE.
wood and mahogany Furniture covered in silk Brocs-
telle. Henry II. Leeds Co. will SELL auction this day,
Wednesday July 18th at l0s o'clock at Fourth
between Eleventh and Twelfth Streets assortment of
Household Furniture all entirely having been used
month consisting Of velvet Carpets carved
wood parlor Furniture Sofas; sewing and parlor
marble topE Quartetts Mante Stair Carpets
and Oil Cloths, bedroom Furniture, in Mahogany of the
usual including Beds Mattresses China Glass;
and Kitchen Ware, &C., the property Of gentleman eav
ing for Europe.
TOHN L. vAHDEWATER, AUCTIoNEER-RosE.
aud Fin amos &c n ancti0
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CHRISTY'S OPERA HOUSE, MECHANICS HALL, NO.
AZ Broadway, above Grand street. Open every night
during the week until further notice. The we'll
known Christys Aintres comprising an Sent and ver.
sae CORPS Of talented aud Experienced perormers
under the management of E. r. Chrsty whose Ia
this city FOR succession of years have been
with favor by highly soctable able
Tickets 20 cents Doors open at 7; Socook
Tne patrons of Chrstys Mnstre
that the Saturday ah crnoon concerts discontinued
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BROADWAY THEATRE-E. A. MARSHALL, SOLE
n Lesseei Fiot Msnager.-Deors open Of Z; 10 oom-
msnes as7H esisoh French Opera Comiqne wednesday
evening" July ID will be performed the comic opera
-. - LA FILE DU REGIMENT.
Matie MILE Fleury Jolly Tonic. Mons. Dubrinhy
LA MEUNIERE DE MARLY.
NIBLO'S SGARDEN.-MANAGER, MR. JOHN SEFTON.
Tickets 30 cents; PrivAte Boxes, 50.
TO commence at O'Clock Wednesday,, July H. Benefit Of
Mile. Leontine Pougaud. the French danseuse.
THE VALET DE SHAM
Dancing from favorite bsets, by Mile Pougaud Senora
Soto, Miles Drouet Leeder, Lsvgne, Mons Mege, &c.
Nv GODS hINSTRELS 44f BROADWAY ABOVE
w Howard street.-Open evening, under the
nagement Of H. Wood, whose and Esho plan
neRiens to be the beat
to New York AUDIENCE Woods Minstrel Hall has been
newly venated and an ice water fountain erected in its
CENTRE making 1t tho coolest place tne
city Admission. 25 cents children under ~ years half
price Doors open at u concert oook, N
B-Ihe WEDNESDAY and Saturday afternoon concerts
discontinued until further notice.
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RoR sALE-A SAIL BOAT, OF SUPERIOR BUILD,
esheen ieet with sails spars &c complete, and ready
win be sold cheap for cash. Inquire JOHN BUREA
boaman, foot Of Morton street. N R where the boat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-14

v2,o LET-Two LOFTS, NO. AZ DOWNING STREET,
4 with without steam power. The lofts are forty by
feet each and we'll lighted being well cal
cuated for piano cabinet makers Apply the
misses to JOHN HAGEMEYER Steam engine with boilers
for sale, on the premises.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-29

We have not thought it necessary to
keep our readers advised Of the movements
Of Mrs. Head, Lola Montez, the Countess
of Lansfeldt, or whatever be her title, in her
theatrical career through the country. But
her latest triumph is so remarkable that it
deserves to be chronicled.
We learn from a. respectable journal
as The Boston Courier, that on Friday last
this notorious person, escorted by Mr..
FREDERICK B. EMERSON, of the Grammar
School Board, a gray.haired and highly re-
spectacle gentleman, the author, moreover,
of several school-books, to be used in train
ing the young in good learning and morals,
and by ROBERT E. HUDSON, Esq. Of the
Merchants Exchange, visited three Of the
public schools Of that city, and was re-"
ceived with all the honors due from the
youth of the American Athens, to \ char
acter so well established. By most felici
tous sense of propriety, she was first con.
Quoted to the girls school, in McLean-st
Here, we may suppose, that the venerable
Emerson, representing Socrates, introduced
ths modern Aspasia to the pupils in set
discourse, a. model Of the graees and viz
tues BY Bostonians most esteemed. Thence
the party went to the English High School,
in Bedford-st, where the guest introduced,
doubtless, by Mr.. Hudson, in the character
of Alcibiades,-was entertained With an
elocutisnasy Clio in the French language,
to which she responded in brief address,
in the same polished idiom. Next, with
Socrates Emerson - gentleman usher, to
the Latin School, where her presence was
again salatsd win dsclamatory hoasrs.
Here, she staid longer than in either of the
other seminaries, charmed With the excel
lent scholarship aad forwardasss of the
Puritan youth in Latin, and charming Thorn
a. We are told, by her manners and learn.
ing. Finally, she made speech u them
in Latin, expressive of her Satisfaction, and
withdrew.
To-day, II is stated BY The Boston Cour.
ser, she viii visit the public institutions Of
South Boston, on the invitation of the au-
thorities. This looks like . hoax, but after
the exhibition Of Friday, We arc prepared
to believe anything Of Boston.
But tastes are net to be disputed about,
and if the age, sense. learning, authority
and rigid morality of Boston see ct To pay
homage to courtesaa, and to summon their
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-29

CoNeREss.-The Senate vas not in ses-
sion on Saturday. In the House the Deficiency
bill passed. Yeas and Nays and substance Of
the bill on the Sixth page.
Misunderstanding Of importance
in the Senate on Saturday. In the Assembly
report was made favorable to the Division of the
XvIIIth Ward. Don't give us any more Alder
men, unless you can secure US better lot than
the sample furnished per last election. The
Canal Lettings were up again. and stand as the
special order for to-day.
TA very destructive FIRE occurred early yesterday
morning, in Philadelphia Particulars in our Phiia-
delshia letter and by telegraph.
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The SourH-TAKE NorIcE.-Williau

The SOUTH-TAKE NOTICE.-William
n Stewards two organs heFs--Ths Tribune and
Tss-havs published. within the last few days, i'm
portapt nanifesoes warning the South against CIV
ing their support to Mr.. Fillmore In the Slaughter
bouss Convention !" othsrDiss the sxtrsisvay asiss-
hon in the North uiH Be agais opened upon them,
Through the agency Of William II. Ssvsyd and Ass
h,s hsr laU men. or course William II. Stewards
commsnds must be obsyed By the South, or they may
lock out for squalls Herald.
.Y Many people oelieve,-and they think on
good authority,-that liars will be welcomed to
an exceedingly hot department of the world to
come. Our solicituds for the personal safety
and comfort OF the writer of the above impels
the hope that this belief IL not well founded.
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Nh. EMrssos's LECTURES. Satur-

Mr. EMRRs0N's LEcTUREs.-Oa Satur-
day evening at Hope Chapel, Mr.. Emerson read
"worship" the last lecture of his course upon Tas
Conduct Of Life The audience was larger than on
any Of the previous evenings, and there were few
who did mot feel the privilege OF hearing 90 able
thinker upon one Of the profoundsst subjects Of sx
perisncs and thought. We give no report OF this
lecture, for reports Of NJ. Emerson are not Indeed
bricks from house, but only flo wsrs from garden.
At no distant day are to bs admitted to the gar
den ITSELF for 1t is the intention OF the lecturer finally
70 collect and publish the essays he has read here
or all our public speakers, Nj, Emerson 10 un-
doubsedly the most impressive and poetic. He 10 =
man of thoughts not OF logic and she aim OF HE leo
tuxe il to tell what be and thinks not to per.
suads you 70 agree with him. In one Of his ssrlisr
essays he describes himself" An endless seeker
with no Past at ny back" But his search il con.
stantly rewarded with the rarest gems aac his lee.
lures are the clusters Of his treasure novs. The re-
suits Of his search are always presented with such
brilliant Wit, exact description and nameless pstnos
that few hearers escape finding some charm and
reason for attending
Mr.. Emerson has now been many years before the
public - Q lecturer We miss In his ofstory that
hne lyrical enthusiasm which belonged perhaps TO
younger sge, but which, like the bloom OF youth,
nothing can replace. Thsrs 10 greater drsenss"
now, In his nanner-s more pointed appeal to the
audiercs-as II hs we're more anxious than formerly
that his thoughts should not b treated a. dream,
but - fact Butthere u still the impression Of an
psrallsled intellectual integrity, and Of heroic sin
eerity, which has no idol but the Truth. Tsis aus
tsre devotion, however, seems hard aad cold, and
tessn feeling Of sacnsM Of the Appearance Of in
diGeIentisn which Il suggests. But In this Mr..
Emerson only shares the fate Of every man Who 10
careful 10 leave . straight track 70 reach
Tia goal
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are continually getting through among
others. The remedy for this j. to be found
in each Legislatures sticking closely to its
own business and so dispasching it in due
season. If it undertake the work also of all
the coordinate departments of the Govera-
msLt, it cannot hope to make fit and
reasonable disposition of its own.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-29
Markets. Reported By Telegraph
LouIsrANA.--The Legislature of thi

L0UIsIANA.--The Legislature Of this
State have passed an Act providing for taking
the sense of the people on the expediency Of
calling Convention to change the Constitution
of the State. The question to be submitted to
the people on the 18th day April, 1852. The
votes to be counted on the 10th of May, and, if .
majority vote in favor of the Convention, the
Governor 10 to order an Election to be held June
IA, and the Convention is to assemble at the
seat of Government, July S, 1852: $4,000 being
appropriated for the use of the Convention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-29

Opening OF NAvIGATIoN.-Our citizens
used to feel far livelier interest in the opening
of the Hudson than they now do, since the CON-
pletion of the Harlem, Hudson River and Erie
Railroads, whereby they reach the North and
West, and are visited in turn by their country
friends, far more rapidly than they formerly were
when the River was open. Still, the hudson
and its craft, though somewhat behind the
age,-rather odd Fogy good things in
their way, end deserve TO be spoken OF respect
fully, if only for the good they have done. And
the fact that Navigation remains INSTRUCTED at
this late period is spoken of with confederate
regret as though it were some freshly discovered
delinquency on the part of an old friend.
The following is from The Albany Evssing
Journal of Saturday eve:
ave Learn from gentleman who went down yes
tsrday in the Indiana on the exploring expedition,
and who has been engaged on the river for number
OF years, that ew island has been formed during
the past winter near Castleton, short distance
south of the point Of the island on which tho light
house stands and just beo she end of the cam IL
has Scmed in the channel where me boats ran last
rear. The Indiana. In going down, ran on IT, but 1t
: as then supposed thai it vas nothing more than
ice but on returning the water had fallen, when Il
was discovered that quite large mland nsd been
formed. The channel runs moro 70 the west
and frem the observation then made, 1t 10 thought 70
be deeper than the old course
Since the above was written, We have received
the following dispatch, dated
"HvpsoN, Saturday, March N--l0i O'Clock.
"The river IL nov in good pavigsoie order, except
ore place ssaT Ksderhook whore Il IL badly blocked
up with ice and large quantity Of wood and timber"
p. S.-The telegraph informs US that the
river il open to Albany. The steamer Nimrod and
IN. nvoreller Hobokeb arrived at AIbsnv vester-
DAY morning. Our old friend opens his bosom
once more to the kindly influences of returning
spring, and long impatient steam.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-29
CAUTION TO THE PuBLlc.-The great

popularity Of "Lycns Magnetic Povdsn." for the de-
Sucea u bsdbsgs cockrescAss moths ants. fsas Sizes
and insects psn aAd all other insects has prompted
ssRa pazss to prepare sparsss articles and or them.
snAsy vsross tesemSanens. cr sale Few sf thsse ind
y1aa1s dare eive their ost nee OF poison
he epsssss e The original article has In this city, Only
4e sesensA sssss saa the principe! depot o.
Ne. ~ nreoaway who're cleo BE- obtained Pits for the
nstentanee~e des Notion Of rats ana Beth articles
are wasranee and their scAcy Ass hssn tried By the fol-
bwine esntenen: Lawrence Red Professor Of Chsais
~ James y CAitog, n D.. CAsnist; d D. Howard
IA. IssAe Nenss: Coleman Stssson, Assor aouss J.
u. Doon0. EoQ., SupoFiDteDdeas Nsw-Ycrk Hoopit-
q; ysisaahs hsst, N. d.. Professor and Prssidsnt sf
eAs uew-Yak Medical ACADEMY; and msHy Of the
lhs 1rst pseauI Americas lsstuss ros sale By AL
0s whsIesAls aSvggists- 3. Lyon. Ne. 90 Broadway.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, MONDAY. MARCH 90.
For Europe.

The next number of Tie Tribune for
European Circulation will be issued TO-MOR-
ROW MORNING at Q o'clock. 1t will contain
all the Latest News up to the time Of going to
press. The Niagara sails from Boston on Wed
nesday at IL o'clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-29
ESTABLISHED l825.-In this, the TWEEN

sth year Of our career 10 The original pro-
vFetsfs Of the oaly IN the City In the year
HAS, which projected aod successfully carried eut
he idea Of supply Of solely first quality Rsady made Gar
nsnts bshooves 70 in .he OF our
made equal productions that We Sill continue 70
keep hsnd the best assortment Of Ready Clothing
b had in market whch would solicit the A.
Ssatsn those who In Of emergsncy OF othsrwss
1scsYanS that ours are the economical not the
lowest priced goods
A. ufual supply Of the and most desirable fab
res will enable NJ the requirements OF those pro
Isrring articles made to which department the
best talsn. 10 employed. W. T. JENNINGS 90.
No z9l Proa&way American Hotel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-29

From CARpESAs.-By the bark William
Lairsbes, Capt. GDkey, arrived on Saturday, We
have dates from CaIdsaas 10 the l3th. sisos last
advcss bssiDess has been more brisk, and Frsights
had improved. Several vessels we're taken up as q
ass per hsSshssd fox Sugar and % 80 Tor Mslsssss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-29

n The Galvestos Journal, Texas pa
per. thinks, after all. that Donaldson & Greer
viii &c. the public printing, including the cen.
sus."
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r. p. CL.AvnR's zs-MEpAL HoNRy
~ - va soe % toilet e
80 81 s Dsssssss ssd Psrumsrs the uaited ssssss.
W.. DAVIS, No l9e Broadway,
Sole Wholesale AScak
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-29

TIE CRYSTAL Palace AGAIN.-Patent
Tapestry Ingrain and Patent Tapestry Threepy Carpets
precisely the exhibited at the Worlds Fair
mosaic and scroll figures Of the most magnificent
and unique styles Of gorgeous ooers, at HIRAM ANDER
sons, No. 90 Bowsry, the original depot. N B-Bsware
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-29

Thus, OF the two parallel lines OF Railroad from
this City to Lake Erie, nearly equal in length,
the number killed on the Central line during
1851 was nearly double that of those who lost
their lives on the Erie, to traverse which is so
often loosely depicted in the Central line jour-
nails as miracle Of hardihood, and its safe issue
a theme of hearty consratulation. We submit
that such banter does not we'll accord with the
facts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-29
SpRKe MlLLINERy.-Mrs. MARCY, Ne

Spring MILLINERY.-Mrs. MARCY, Ne.
80 Bowsfy will open for tho inspection Of the ladies OF
New York on TUESDAY March 3d. beautiful assortment
Of Spring and Summer Millinery embracing SIX, Grape
ssd straw Bopyets an extsDsve assortment OF bochs
Flower &C. This stock Of Millinery will be found, on
spscon be of the largest and richest offered to
The public for number of Ladies who wish TO keep
pace with the fashions and desire to be season should
make an essly call TO the Establishment of Mrs MARCY
either On after TUESDAY The most fastdious
~ a hAEa aithaI n alyle o