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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-17

ARREST OF observation-disclosures Elder and Crosset Of
the Lower Police Court arrived in the CITY YESTERDAY
from Buffalo having in their custody George E. Haruil
ton, the individual who stands charged with having
committed large number of frauds by selling worth
less tickets for California per steamer Reindeer The
oieers caught Hamilton at Buffalo while at the raiav
staten on the eve Of leaving for Erie whence he would
probably have proceeded to Canada Whom accossei
~ the oihcers he expressed willingness 10 rs,,,r ~
New-iork aud went with them to their hotel here he
was searched, and but SIS was found upon hin; r. ~
CIy OF buffalo the officers met with ruu,.b o,a-;,;
rom several policemen and a LAWYER OF M nisee,
VINO made himself exceedingly busy. with , - ~
navinga hnger IN rich harvest which he s,-,,sd -
o oe reeped The arrest of Hamilton sharrrL :, -
fec,s great credit upon the Officers is clieiv o,i 10
the exertlons OF Wren Dinee one of the arr,,sd ~
after having been arrested "Wednesday n; ,b+ ,
teered his services to secure Hamilton IN ord ~,
0orougn examination into the mater might be nst;
and his own innocence shown. After mnkirg ,s t.;
qurles, &c asesrtsined that Hamilton had taEe5 ry,h
gri cut OF the ladies' boarding house kent bv M a.
ans III Lscnard-st, with hin and that ths, III -.
West This TACT being known be and the ca;.s So
eeeded 30 Bs flo where they found the trss, r.
appears to be man whose mental capacity 49, -, 4;
any WY seem adequate 70 the conceptios of :.
swnalug scheme The general impress sion i ,b. r. -
not tie most guilty party but whether til he AZ ~,
w" sppear upon bis trl and upon that of the oer ~.
easec. who are al now in custody ''-'s' az
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-17

II Ex-Gov. JONES, Of Tennessee, now
U. S. Senator addressed spirited meeting of
Wings, last evening, at the Broadway House, to
their great qualification. His style of speaking is
easy. familiar and forcible, and he discussed at
length the Political topics Of the day with convin-
cling power 1t is a disgrace to the Wings Of this
City that they have no Hall under their control
wherein they can assemble in any number to hear
distinguished compatriots from other States who
may be invited and persuaded to address them.
The larger (Eastern) hall in Broadway House,
which was the one used on this occasion, would
not hold a third of those who came to hear Gov.
Jones, and many of those who were able to squeeze
into it were compelled by the suf1ocating heat to
leave from time to time, giving place to others,
who were compelled in turn to seek breathing
space. So intense was the pressure that when
Gov. Jones concluded, although Mr.. PEYroN of
Va briefly followed him, yet the absolute necessity
Of seeking fresh air compelled a majority of the
audience to leave the room.
At this juncture Mr.. Calvin E. Mather-Geae-
raj Mather, we have heard him desgnated-rose
to ventiate his superhuman modesty by proposing
series of Resolves, seven-eighths of them well
enough OF vi nO consequence, uuI onSci-
opng in their voluminous folds recommendation
of Willard Fillmore as the next Wing candidate for
President The amazement first excited by this
move gradually subsidized into mirth in view Of its
preposterous folly-we saw very few who mani
tested any thing like Indignation. 1t was felt,
however, that Gov. JONES had been entrapped and
grossly wronged, he having come to the meeting
with no suspicion that any such use OF it was med
itated. AS the mover and little band around the
stand, mot equal in number to the Custom-House
officers presently seemed really in earnest in press
ing this nomination, warmer feeling of repug-
nance began to be manifested, and motion to lay
the resolves bodily on the table was made and said
to be lost though two-thids of all the persons in
the room were in its favor. This absurd decision
by the Chair elected something akin to excite
ment, which was only checked by the magnani-
nous interposition Of Gov. Jones, whose rising
commanded silence and attention He briefly ex-
planned that he had no part in nor knowledge Of
the maneuver of Mather & Co., and begged the
author Of the resolutions for the sake Of harmony
and good feeling, to withdraw them. This was
done, and the meeting broke up in perfect order
and good humor. Thus ended in abortion and de-
feat the silliest attempt to manufacture personal
capital out of season that we ever witnessed.
Gov. Jones was greeted with hearty cheers on
leaving the stand.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-17
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, SATURDAY, APRIL H.
r. Our Legislature adjourned at some

II Our LcgtSeus"'o
late hour last night, though not at +. M. as pre-
yously agreed on. The bill authorizing the cree
ton of a Drawbrdge or Bridges across the Har-
lem Riyer-(in effect authorizing the New-Haven
Railroad to come into our City on track OF its
own, and so If the Corporation shall assent) down
the Second Avenue)-passed after sharp stmg-
Gle. Many bills of local interest to our citizens
were likewise passed yesterday, and their titles
will be found in our List of Acts, of which the
frightful number of -Four Hundred and odd have
been passed at this Session. but not ten of them
are of general Importance. We are unable to state
whether further gratuity of $4,000 to the New
York Volunteers in the Mexican War was finally
bored through, but we fear it was.
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A NEv AND ELEGANT STYLE OF VESTS.

w. T. JENNINGS Co., No 81 Broadway have intro
l.ssl new style of Vests for The spring and summer wmcn
me- Of xshion The firm has received from Europe
eDvraess variety Of vsstine embracing eteerns OF al
lnlstbs h The dssats the fancifu end tho neat and
GDple Thee they are making up with beautiful braid
kudnp Of The material the goods and embracing
ssr and down the font and the effect singusry chasse
rsAshs and pleasing These Vess are certainly among the
elegant articles Of reAdymsde clothing We have seen
Sr pansoonS Tho cut Of their clothing whether made
70 measure or kept for SALE unsquaed. misht from
JENNINGS is thing unknown W. L. JBNNINGsSUo-
No 81 Broadway, American Hotel
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CASH JoBnlSe SroRn.-To THE Arrgr.

CASH JOINING SToRE.-To THE ArrRN-
TioN OF ShREwp MgRcaANrs--NIxk SEPARATE AMI DIS
rtNcr ORGANIZATIONS UNDER ONE FiRN.-We can show
the most extensive assortment Of Goods offered in this otv
Our IL divson Of Goods under the head of De-
parmenss with separate organization and sccounts IL in
cures energy, economy and ability.
The Heads Of Departments educated for the station ana
duty they called upon 10 perform.
Hsisery Department. Samuel Groocock Purchaser and
Manager.
White Goods Department. Henry x. o'Keefs, Purchaser
Crrss and Oil Cloth Department. W. F. Barry Purchases
and Manager
Wcoisn Department and all Goods suited for Mems Wear
and the Trimmings therefor, Dexter Tiffany Purchaser and
Yankee Notion Department. separate and distinct stock
John s. Shelly, Purchaser and Manager.
Print and Bingham Department r. o. Moulton farchasx,
end John O. Plmpton, MAnsser. q
Domestic Goods Department. r. q. Moolton, Purchaser,
end John O. Phmpton, Manager.
Women's press Goods Department. f. q. Mcaton. P1r-
chaser and John q. Plimpion. Manager
Our Goods are ofered at NEr CASH Prices undertaking
sand uniform.
Buyers are requested TO call and examine the merits Of our
projections and inquire for Mr.. Plmpton who viii make
them scquxintcd with tho bead Of each Departmcnt
Our Ready Made Clothing Department managed exclu
dvey BY William Gafancr the garments are Manufactured
and GOT up BY him. and pScvssbal for their style and
prepared 10 grant liberal terms Of credit on Rssdy
Mado Clothing TwEEDy, NouLToN 4 PLINrroN
Importers and Jcbbexs No. A Broadway
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al COULD NOT BIZ INDUCED TO USE AMI
OMEN AaTrcLE--Thi u the language which 81 rekeae
WHO have used Lrors Katharun, for besuJine ~ h,r
- Is ccuguIner psxfscey delighted; and al for csnn
II you need anything 70 sonea and snselsa me hsr; II
vos are roubs with Nervous Headache; you e thrsoe
eoci with gysy Hair . bald He'd the Ksshsroa it
r oure 10 do IL work Sold BY I'll rssaou Of dil9 eoo1A
and whoesalod at T. THOMAS Lyoss Principle Agency No.
70{ Broadway Nsw-York, up stars.
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ookcs having appeared In Saturdays papers conveying ne
fdsa that psscnsen provided w tickets from respon.sh
oeeneies would BE- subect dssssion he lhmas OF r.
mama Il n doomed proper 10 announce hat the eenx OHS
con Panama 1t --latest daes spare seeaee re- o.
uuraeucuts for passenEsrS AID In the abssscs OF sco
- - tie steamer CALfroRNrA RsPvsLIc, TBsrssses
00Lrsn CARE end CONSTITUTION. in the servcs Of M
oin6- 'bv order VIZ H. DAvrDcE se0ss1y
HeW-York April s. 1852
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MADAME LAvINE, OF No. 1873 1-2

sYRINCST, THIRD BLOCK WEST OF BR0ADWAY.-Mad IA
wishes inform the ladies that she goes out TO Pans every
summer selects the latest and choicest patterns
il 70 be had and invites ladies call and examine
for thenssve for have styles Of Bonnes that are
be found any other store in this CITY, and at prices
surprisingly low.
n B.-Minen supplied with pattern bonnets and coun-
ny merchants supplied by Also all kinds OF straws
eca1sed and altered.
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By Telegraph to the New-York Tribune.
s.usA~~ TA.rspA a.s Conner Of Hsnos~ s.d B.ssw.s,
LEGISLATURE.
Special Dispatch for The Tribune.

ALBANY Friday, April &c. 1852
At late hour this evening, both Houses
were in session. The Supply bill was still being
carried between the two Houses. The last bone
of contention was $4,000 appropriation TO the
New-York Volunteers. Col. Monroe moved it
as an amendment in the House. Carried; but
the Senate refused to concur and the House adj
hered to ts vote.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-17

without exception reservation. the very best in
vented Equally celebrated Is tioURSgDs MedcS-ed Sesp
for calrg pses freekles sslowness CHAPS rpushness
riswofrn sslThcr1 &c. Pcadre Subtitle uprp0ts hsr rom
any pat OF The BODY Liquid Rosgc Lily Wkte, and Hair
Clos, II No. o. Wakey-ss, ueay Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-17

u The idea of establishing GEr. TAI
loxs HyapovAxryxs At No 7s Fultoas corner Of Gold
his city, ios the paross Of holding daily oosmsnorsos
Of tie sszvo Of the crest hero IN he Mexiosn e.
exoeeut ona md We bsps tbs cti7sns OF New OH WI
chow their sppreo Of il BY calling upoI Nj
he Manage and purchase their Spring and summer 10y.
ms fox them they VIII hnd snese .he -
rfmeot hss1 and lowess prcsA gsrn,exn 70 % s
~is2,,n h oinstAo Of this
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Virginia WING State Convention.


At late hour last night the Wing State
Convention unanimously adopted the following reso u.
lions, amidst great enthusiasm:
Resolved That regard the acts of Congress commonly
adjustment Of the questions involved in Them and we viii
consider attempt 10 disturb them blow aimed at the
peace Gf the T Scuny and the integrity fths Union
dent Fillmore, believing that by his wisdom evinced Ia the
conduct Of National affairs amid embarrassing diicu
maintenance of the laws and his just regard for the rights Of
States has enently fulfilled expectations and justly
ntisled himself continued confidence and support
Resorsd That prefer Willard FILLMORE candidate
for the Presidency all other who have been pro-
ossd for that high station il he shall be nominated BY
ihe Wing National Convention the Wings Of Virginia viii
R,soreS Thai the Wiss Of Virginia viii give like cor
dial support to any other true Wing who may become the
nominee Of that Ccnyentlonwho has stood BY and docs
stand BY the Coprone out and OUT and regards II aad
stands BY it with unslterabe determination final
Element adjustment Of the involved Ia it,
hesored That the wlse maxims of WAsHfNGT0N respect
f the o,e g3y q nf soany ~ " nave Pssn p.s
ought TO guide the Federal Government is intercourse
Tesolred TIA. the Public Lands are the common property
Of ell the STATES and that such dsposon should be made
Of them VIII equally the benefit Of ALL and that
equitable e, PoIe1 q them n Una q NE dseat,on o.
CLEARLY within the Constitutional power Of Congress- bat
the wisst AID most rshtf disposition that BE- made OF
IsscIrsd, That while we are opposed, as to rara 10
excessive dGfes-and 10 internal iuproyeme 10
rangsnept Of duties necessary for an economical al
ton of Government and doncc industry
Ard provide IN tine of peace, such improvements in orr
bsrbcss and psincpai ves Id insy be necessary TO
sire Egh within and secure safety without
Eese!red Ter hold the Union Of states 20 be pr
macy csct CT patriotic desire aud the Fedel Government
be indispensable 70 its efficacy and pcrranency this
sTrrs oniy from compromise and mutual concession be-
tween diverse Interests some believe II only be sic-
gave Il ii; AID eoxider that respect for 10 just ait9
III. ind aegrss-efee II rs Constitutional sssre s<s a'-
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~ We are requested to state that the
ass's @e '~ isTs wiz srresf this sasrnoOn instead of
European mail We a''''ss OF ne
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-17

ut Cttftt Gl>CONtItO ON which
the power Mature may be revived and the hai after il has
become gray caused to and retain former color
DAviss Rahvene price 30 per bottle tia AGENT
which arconrsles this desirable object and warranted
For sale by the proprietor WM DAVIS Lndlo one door
from Grand; c. r. Ring. No lS2 Broadway T. Cook Co.
No 279 Westinghouse; W. H. Cary Co, 2i5 Pearl-s.
n Y and for sale BY Druggists and Perfrers in general
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-17

sta,s and iadiviaus, welfare.
The following ere the dclegstn b he Nslouass
venton: tI7--'-
F1H Congressional Dsssia-Ssmsea Wskka H. -
d.. BurIr9
Sstc"1 oessrS.eAa Dse1"'-Johs W. SynA VA
Asc1ss, ~. -. oc.S Toy
D $50 . r"ssy' w..
tss.-ss c,.ere.ss,.ai D;..~,xs -f.h.. T. -
I'm, Georss Salim.n.' -
FyfA Congressional Dssksst.-Wn. r ESziy -.
0oesin. Dr. Jewell.
Srn Sons5essscHas Ars~ad-Sonn n BOOB Il No.
y HsanrdA 49,,
- 49, S.srss-s - NY ~ -.
- ,S,A ces,ssssse...,, D;ssrss-B y D.y,.u n
n VI ID. Grrshsm "'ls'
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fushing near NewNork offer for sale come rare novelties
With their usual assortment Of Fruit Trees for the orchard
and garden Ornamental Trees Shrubs and Roses f the ave-
nue. lawn or cemetery Vines for the gapery and Exotic
Plants for greenhouse culture. Catalogues can be obtained
Ct No 50 Cedart viii be By mail 70 al
applicants inclosing postage staznp.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-17

~ FowLERs g. Wells, Phrenologists
and Pubshers Clinton Hall No ISL Nasaust, New.yotk,
end No. Ia wsshinston1t. Boston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-17

BALsroN SPA, SARATOGA Co, NswYoRK.-The next term
viii commence on the sth Of May. Object prepare the
student practically we'll theOreticay in the tal of
causes extempore speaking &C &c Diploma Of B. OF Laws
conferred admitting practice by the charter circular
stating particularly sent BY request drecscd pospaid TO
j w. fewLEh
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LAcEs. EMRRo1pERIEs, Hosiery, AND

crups YAxcY Goops-Spuns Imports 1852 BY 3 m e.
YoWLp Columbian Hail. No. III Grsnd-st Mossra ?. . n
D. r. woula oa The sssnto, Of ea.h and cos am. s,
spt Of Reh and Yansy Goods just received consisting
RicI Lace Window and Reces Curtains .,,,;,r.
Rich Muslin Drspery; Rios IanoouIeo sn' AppAsN
Rich Lscs Cspes and Benhas
Rich Lace ard Muslin Chenaiseftes ,,..
kish Embroidered Lace and Mus.h n.,ss.rrb;sss
Rich LAdiss Embroidered PocksthanoAe''"'0''
Rjsh Lac Vols Collars and Guns IL rjr>
Rish Jsoores aud Swiss Flouncins Inserting and i'A'
ming. r:,;,, of Ill v-idths
Rich silk Cotton and Lisle Thread Glove -.x.,re,t
Rich Satin and Observation-Disclosures Iun sS
I;sh JsdieS and Cent? French Kid Gloves wsrsnteol
Rich Epsliah German and Domestic Hosiery o'osey va
isty Of style and price, with full assortment Oh no"e
above stock presents the best selection OF Fancy ooods
s.red and ts arms are at least 10 per cent lower than
JobbsrS pnseA q IN a NJ e %, S.nS,.@
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-17
LADIES' B1ooMEh DREssEs.-It is not

true that MILLER Of Canast intends to open Fancy
Bazaar for the sale Bloomer dresses Certainly not but
ladies can get beautiful Cater Boots Of all the fashionable
styles at H. l6 and 49, per pair, with Misses and Cld
rens Cater Boots and Shoes in great variety ut j. b. MIL
LyR's No 1874 Cana-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-17

CANAL-sT. CARPET SToRE.-Now is the
tine; il you want 10 make saving Of Is per cent call st
No 10 Canal-st, E A. Paterson Co, and there you will
find good ingram Carpets per yard Thresply per
yard; Tapestry Brussels 81 10 TO- par yard Also large
and splendid assortment of Tapestry Velvets-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-17
R..nx-n.nr CLorHINe Az WHOLESALE,

go a, C,.orr-This department. Of our bulne1
.s1sr - direction and management Of William osrds:
We ~ Nd long experiense and = Practcai sno 10y
~ h-..h A. busue We invite the attention Of dssasu
r - avls Of his stock particularly
iisht Profss l. the sysssn have adopted osans co.,
v.c1 - ID s tho popular We are prepared 70 sso'
EhcrsI serrs of credit IN this department.
We splab a nspeceoa Of tho stock fron ciosS ooye
TWBEDY MouLToN PLrMP7oS, No II broed"sy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-17
T. F. CooPER's LONDON WATCHES.

fine lot Of these Watches just received in gold and silver
Cases. Raioad Conductors and others about buying first
clas No Watch particularly requested 10 call and
examine them they the finest article and most correct
timekeepeu offered for sale in this city.
ARcH'p. CocHRANE- No. SEQ Greenwich-st.
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p nr- s. A. WEAyER's weIl-known

cnker ard Salt Rheum Syrup Csnker Cure and CerAts are
III in tbis civ by NJ Ward Co. No. Is Maiden!sne;
Olcott McKessenA Robins No. Ia Maden-lane; Penfod,
Clay Co. No Fletshsr,ss Minor Co. No ia Fsl
Of Grand and Cannon A. Rossmer No l72 sth
Crombie corner of Bowery and Housons H R. Hall No
SIi Beecker-st; T. H. Payton, No 656 Groenwichst Dr.
m Smith No s. West Broadway.
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LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST, AND yoIN THE

SECOND kSicXERBocKER BUILDING AssscIAToS.-xs this
institution ourhinE condition. and combines the ben
ets Of Savings Bank allowing interest dues paid in ad
vance and to afford al opportunity tS join public meet
MING April AZ 1859. Persons wishing join do by
calling al the ocs No ss Nintavenae any time during
the day. JAMES r. DgLyEccHIo, President
ANsoS WILLIS, Vice President
MAnnyN Seerfarv
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The Pennsylvania Banks.
Special Dispatch TO The n. Y. Tribune.
HARRIsBuRGH, Friday, April 16, /

HARRIsBuRoH, Friday, April 16, 1850
The House of Representatives passed
this morning the Charter Of the Harsburgh Mechanics
Savings Institution the reCharter of the Tradesmens
Bank and the Bank Of the Northern Liberties the Char
ter Of the Valley Bank, the MonongaheIs Bank, the
Newcastle Warren County Bank the Bank Of Hanover ;
(al these had previously passed the Senate the bill
to increase the capital Of Southwark Bank Pottstown
was Lost Gov. Bigler sent In his veto on the bill
thorzing the Pennsylvania Railroad Company to pur.
chase ninety Of land in West Philadelphia, knovn
a. Roweten Estate. DAuPHIN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-17

EoLIAN PIANo-FoRTEs.-For sale or to
ct fine Of and second Pianos at tho
Nare-Rooms Of LINCOLN THOMPSON No. AL Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-17

~ Housekeepers and others in want OF
Beddns Bedsteada &C. would do we'll to call ct WiLARDs
old established Warerooms No $50 Chsthanst, corner OF
Mulberry where be found the largest assortment OF
articles IN his line ever offered to the public.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-17
Lagos. SuAvLs, SILKS, DREss GooDs.-

LACES, SHAWIS, SILKS, DRESS UOODS.-
Ladies are invited examine and large stock OF
Thread Lace Goods and Emboidcrics among which are
some Lace Shawls and Scarf Mt from go TO $500 each
much under their value. Also, few fine India Shaws for
sale low cose accounts aud every variety OF SILK
and Dress Gosd purchased the recent large sales at
ton are offered favorable terms Wholesale and re-
tail BY TIrrANY CUTTING No S2l Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-17
NEW CARPET STORE, ALL FRESH GooDs.

WILLIAM Rows Jr, tlats with Thompson Coz invites
attention to and large stock of CarpetnsS Oil Cloths
Window Shades Se hhtng and for sale at UMPIRE
cedented low prces for cash. the Union House Carpet
Store No 20 Hudson-s, between Canal and Sprngsts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-17

n 1t is fact speaking volumes tor the
merit Of GEsIss four dollar Spring hat that ss the season
advances and sales might naturally be expected 20 a on
rrssses GENiN ga Broadway, opposite st. Paurs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-17

SPRrNe FASHION HATS AND CAPs.-As
large variety be found in this cy-unsurpassed BY
any for beauty, durability cheapnes at the One Price
Store No. l28 Canalst }. W. KELLOGG.
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W G. & H. BARMoRE, corner of Bleeck-

er and Charles would respectfully intimate their pat
and the public that they have in their
large of excellent Panofbtes which
offered Gu the most reasonable Persons DESTROYS Of
purchasing are invited to call and examine for themselves
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-17

" WARrocKs', No. 275 Broadway, Ir-
wing House, offer their beautiful Spring Hats with increased
confidence assured that former pattern has moro satsfac
toby the Of observation met ready sp
Drovnl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-17
U- An Army is now mastering for the

w I'M HfHIJ 10 hUW iI"Seo' ''S TO. ~
summer campaign intent on blood and plumber Dctach
ments are in every house They lie in ambush behind tbs
walls and the wanscot and in the beds and
hid in holes Ia cellars and basenenfs Charge upon
them with LYONS Powder and Pills The ammunition only
costs Is cents now. For that million OF bed bugs
reaches plant nsecs rats mice be annhlated Have
Tut LyoNs preparatonsal limitations pernicfcns
Examine his advertisement and remember his number Ia
Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-17

T Straw Goods, wholesale and retail,
~ YoUNc's cheap Straw Hat Establishment at No 96 Bow
cry He keeps large assortment of Straw Goods OF ne
choicest kinds and Of the most approved shapes for
and childrens wear with French Trimmings Brada and
everything the above line that is desirable Call aud sec
fir Yourselves
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GnyAr BARGAINS IN CARpErrNes.-

PETERSON HUMPHREY, No. S79 Broadway, corner Of
White having purchased largely at the late large auction
saes will dispose ofthe at the following low prices
Rich veves l2s Tapestries "a Brussels ss Threeply
"a lngains A. to 6s and all other goods equally low
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0ErIr's BAzAAR.-I'his magnificent es,

n Quarterly pattern for Gentlemen {
ers.d,,eers Of Fasllion Nos s. 4 and Aston House.