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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-27
GEN. Scorr on SLAvERr.-In ii. :.

GEN. Scorr on SLAvERY.-In the Al
sence Of any new letters from Gen. Scott a, D.
rtical topics, the journals very busy in raA,..
up and fishing out old ones. The virginiaus h.
tile to Gen. 5. foremost in this work. and .ss,.
likely to make him out better candidate than :.
had expected. The following extract from l..
ter written by Gen. Scott some time since to n,
Atkinson of Danvile, Va, is reproduced in ~,
Richmond Wing: f
ain boyhood, at William and Mary College .,s =
common with most, il not all my companions becs,.
deeply impressed with the views gwen by Mr. Jsa-r,
in his Notes on Virginia and by Judge Tucker, u ~
appendix to his edition OF Backstones Commen,s,is
- favor OF gradual emancipation of slaves Tia -
pendix have not seen in thirty odd ycsrs and i ~
same period have read scarcely anything he s,A
ect but my early impressions are fresh and unchanged
Hence, if had had the honor Of seat IN the vnSas
Legislature in the winter OF 1912, when hn sr
brought forward to carry out these views, sls en-
iaialy hare sieea my hearty support.
81 suppose | scarcely need say that, in my oplnaca
Congress has no color of authority under the Coox
ton, for touching the relation OF master and slave s
Z State"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-27
Manual Labor In Education

one Edstor Of The IrDtns: n
Your " doubting friend A. S. P.' spe,'
fecty wen satis;ied a. to Manual Labor SCHOOLS -
success and their failure He has visited Ho'yoA'
mary and from garnet cellar he has 'suai'i ~
rnired 4. He is proud of is success for as !.
strssion of tho power Of Christian ssITDSsiA- -,
command success. Miss Mary Lyon, W" 1Os
shrewd. but she was enduring, self'acrnci's 4
tou.-n one word, she was Christlike Ins sa'' y A.
the institution che established 70 not tnnin csrt
manual labor scheme a. ssck-but OF inse'As'n'
"a p. only fear thai there can Be- tsuos - ~ =
f.v men Who VIII do for Q Manual Lsoof -
Ccers what Mis- Lyon did for Hoiyok:. s s.n "a -
Legislatures and monsy, s,s mesas 1sssts, Hs ~
.p~eh doubp Whistler manual labor ca 49, 4 -
= onuyaAL IpnA Of . acurishasr ins a1I
siwsys failed 20 far = hs osservsfos sS1e.ns -
n Well, we do NOS care whsss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-27

WIscoNsIN.-The Legislature adjourned
on the 10Th. The Maine Law passed the House, h
was defeated in the Senate. Its friends viii try yA
P.S.-Ths following are the leading measures
adopted at this Session.
The General Banking Law. provision Of the Goa.
stitfion requires that this bill shsl first receive e
sanction Of the people before going into effect Il wa
be voted upon at the November Election. 81.
The Apportonment bill, re-dstricting the State and
increasing the Senate to IS members instead Of 10 and
the Assembly to a instead Of 90.
The Emgrant Agency bin, which provides for the y
pointment of a resident agent in New-York. :.
A bill establishing separate Supreme Court
bill giving to Juries the power OF making the pm
shmcnt for murder In the first degree capital or pa
scnment for life.
The Fox River Improvement bill.
bill chartering the Milwaukee and Ia Crosse Raj.
road Company.
A bill to borrow $4,000 for the State.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-27

The Law will take effect on the lst OF May.
The Election was very excited one. The
Minnesota Democrat topposed to the Law
says:
"On Monday morning toe polls opened II was de-
HghtfIl sunny day The ssocnkeepers shut up their
sbors the temperance folks prepared for the occasion
and served up at their hall sumptuous banquet OF
good thngs among which the ldashioned mince pies
were pronounced by ali who partook of excellent
favor II was altogether magnificent entertainment,
and highly creable the ladies who prepared it. and
40 gracefully presided over the feast
sBut 10 the polls The leading temperance men and
saloon keepers very active The election ground
was crowded Gil day. The anti law men rallied oil tnrlr
forces and heartily contested every inch of ground
There were muiterings, cursings, denunciatons and
markings on both sides yet with the exception Of one or
two fight by mistake all pescesbe the election
was conducted wirh great proprety and its decorum
highly creditable TO st. Paul.
The Minnesot;an thus continues the record
before the polls closed the of ice that have
so long ettered the river, ominously broke up and ma
je,tjcsy moved down stream; the river shoae In the
light OF the SUM- like a FURNISHED serpent thst has
soughed his skin and in the evening the four church
bells pealed the merry chime of victory in Minnesota
over the dedest toe TO human society and human hap
piness that ever desolated State or Territory.
There were polled at st. Paul GA votes; at
ST. Anthony SOC; at Cottage Grove Pail but
one for the Law. The Democrat gives up that
the Law is passed, and exhorts all good citizens
to respect and enforce it.
-Hurrah for Young MINNESOTA Which
comes NEXT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-27
PR,Ncx ALBERT AND AMERICAN AR

K1NCE hLbENf HNU lfWEHrV7fEV TINT
Mr. T. Peee, an artist whose characteristic pscsurs
in the latter exhibitions of the National Academy ~
for him the praise Of discriminating observers, y e.
hibiting in London his Children IN he Wood, which N
upon our Academy walls last year. We lind tue folio"
ing notice Of the work in rapid review Of tho Londoa
Exhibition In The London 7smss and Mr. Peeles fnsss
will be glad to hear that the picture has found pu
chaser in Prince Albert:
"MrJT Peele's Children In the Wood bliabeto the
objection the picreis well painted, and the tone .ee
able enough but the clearness Of day, or even o. w.
light 10 wanting We could have wished besief Wv
ton OF costume and character for subject which
sociatsd 90 interestingly with our earliest recoecu''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-27

READY-MADE CLOTHING-A CARD.-Weh have for the
sst twenty years under different been engaged
II obbips Div Goods the Country Trade and gfanpgopen
credits rsDgine from six twelve mouths The rapid ad
vance however making around us within the past
lew years every branch and vocation OF business the IN
creased facilities for transportation and travel under me rap
idy extending railway system adnonshed US that tne
Gem OF pursuing was an ued and uadapt
"a 10 changes that transPi ard that 10 Eeep
ace with times and meet the demand OF a:ve ana re-
ooplble traders seo goods at very cheap rates
10 DO this with safety must dvest business OF the ex
and osss we have according
" adopted system whereby enabled ana prepared
"a se goods at prices command the trade OF the first class
Of merchants in the country This system TO sell goods
At NET PRICES and 70 divide OF the largest socksn
the country Departments having separate organizations
and accounts the head OF each
With talent peculiarly adapted to the Goods over which ne
takes charge We have Print and Bingham Department,
Women's Dress Goods Department, Hosiery Department,
Ysnlee Notion Department Wooden Goods Department,
White Goods Department Domestic Goods Depatm and
Carpet and OCloh Department. The head Of each De,
psrtnept requests TO invite the CLOSEST SCRUTINY
AND COMPARISON Of the Goods in their respective De-
partnen irrespective OF any other as each was separate
md distinct establishment
have also very large and extensive Department de-
voted 10 READY-MADE CLOTHING, under the manage
snep of William Gardner who s practical In every branch
of his busnes and celebrated for the taste and style dis
PLAYED From the Of this branch of our business We
srsnt credit on Ready Made Clothing
TWEEDY, MOULrON& PLlMPTON,
Importers and Jobbers No. ~ Broadway, New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-27
DEATH OF JUDGE MERRIwETHER.--Hon'

James A. Merriwether died Of pneumonia Ut hh ~
dence La Eastonton. Putnam County, Georgia on w.
18th inst The Auguaa Carosick and Sentinel says'
although In the prime of life, he had been pfom,
ment man In the State, and had lled many dsnnyn
stations with credit TO hmself and honor 70 the Se
He had filled the several offices Of State Legslat w
rescntstive In Congress, Judge Of the Superior Cou1
and lately Speaker of the House Of Represensan,~
Georgia In all of which he evinced high order ~ -
emit and zeal Of energy and character when p'''~
inently distinguished him among hh associates.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-27

V A paragraph in reference to the
recent Dinner Of the St Georges Society appeared In
columns Saturday, without having been seen
by either Of the propretors responsible conduct
Of the paper. 1t was unworthy and improper and
we sincerely regret ito publication.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-27
pus1xrss NOTICES.



HAsrINss's COMPoUND STRIP OF NAP
ruaNos only positive bus warranted snre for Sonsup
sr and ali other diseases Of the lung nedics nas
sciS~x the dlspnts about tho curabiy OF
SS ssfisfed bs medical Faculty and az VINO have us7a ~
Ssf Copsum pfiou and al Affections Of the iunsA can not
iv - cured but that they easily and a. sipy
sd = snssf any Of the disorders TO which the human
SSsns . liable The operation Of single botte-which
cost bat one doar sufficient to satisfy any patient II not
slfoeetber too far gone in the disease Of this fat and even
sreie dose gives evidence Of its extraordinary influences
a aestiDs and eadcains the sady by the immedss
relief which il sords This quick secret remedy
Dr. Hssngs dscoverer Of the most eminent ply
csns Of the age and has made full disclosure Of IFS his
cory asd all its component parts TO the world NOT wishing
TO incur the responsibility OF confirming 10 himself or tns
sake Of prof secret which caeusied 20 do saca 1ni-
vea good And such have been the wonderful results OF us
operations that the London Lancet Medical Times ard the
enaent phyxcsns Of both hespheres are anKious
calling upon sufferers have immediate recoorse % H. ana
proclGming thai Of a known medicines 1t alone ns psi
lively abshed lis efficacy by uDdenisbie proofs OF CURING
Consumpton and all other diseases OF the lungs <y
The great celebrity Of Bssngss Compound syrup o. 'ap
TIA obyiaes the necessity of puolshng certincas
In fact far ascersined has cured o, Is a''
ripe aimee all have used it. and probably no person
mo Ia taken bottle bat would be willing to give warm
certificate IN s favor hundreds hsvs already done without
solicitation. 49, - -.
for New-Yort and vicinity whom eli orders should Do
al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-27
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, TUESDAY, APRIL 81.
Fer Europe.

The next number of The Tribune for
Ewopean Circulation will be issued 4 II s
MORNIN at 3 o'clock. 1t will contain oil
the Latest News up to the time of going to press.
Single copies, in wrappers, ready for mailing can
be had at the desk. Price Six Cents. The Amer
iea sails from Boston Tomorrow at 10 o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-27
r The opening of GENIN's BAZAAR

may be fairly termed the Inauguration of IN the
history Of Juvenile Costume. The mothers Of NewYork
ere respectfully asked il they have IN tins cou-
y such Children the Partisan styles at that
establishment There boys Of all be clothed from
Cap To Bootfurnshed with every article both OF external
mi under hing of the fashions which prevail IN
Psrss prices scale Of which is rendered moderate 6y
An amount of custom that destined to know no limit
OENIN'S BAZAAR, No. SIS Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-27
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANY.-A

oce having appeared In Saturdays papers conveying the
ss that passengers provided with tickets from PIE
sseeies would be subject detention the isthnus OF fs
mama deemed proper announce that the
cor was at Panama latest dates spare steamer nee OF
passengers and in the absence OF accident
- 81 the steamers CALIFORNIA, REPUBLIC TENNESSEE
RolOxN CARE and CONSTITUTION in the service OF this
npspy viii be Of Panama in the course OF the present
sronih. By order VIZ. II. DAvIDGE, Secretary.
New-York April g. 1852
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-27

SUB-TREAsURER.--It was reported in
town yesterday, that Hon Luther Bradish bad been
rendered the osoe Of Assistant Treasurer At this port
In place Of ExGov. Ycuns. deceased and that John J.
Palmer CornsHss w. Lawrence, and James G. Kin.
have been desissated Comnsee 10 examins the 20
counts of the lac ofioer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-27

n Tho Ansi-Slavery Resolutions some
uns SINCE istzcdsoed into the MassseAuss 49,. -
ksPssssssavs wers isAs6nissly psstpoasd On s.t,r.
day b vote Of l1s 10 LEA.
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~ We would direct attention of pur-

prcperty advcrtised BY WIN. H. FRANKLIN Son Co, TO
taks place Tuesday, 9TH . at IL O'Clock at the Mer
chants Exchange embracing about 80 lots of ground
uated In the Lat and lid Wards Of the City Of Williams
Aa!sh the With and Nth Wards Of she City Of Brookyn
Ana Ia the Town Of Bushwick, comprising los First
o. between South 9th and Soass 7t with the balkhead
TO the Esss River lots South 5th south South
7hssA the vicinity Of the PECK slip Ferry and many
On he most rapidly improving par 81 WILLIAMSBURG Tho
Gae a this property oHs great aities for investment
and with certainty Of beisg able ruaxe large advance
TssSxty PER cent OF the rgchass money may remain
bond and tgase photographic boob msls the office Of
<Ae Aucticneor, No Broad.st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-27
SrRINe Goops DIRECT FROM AUCTION.

"A large and extensive sale OF and elegant Spring
Goods commencing Monday April ~ consisting ofplain
changeabe striped and brccsde Sks plain aud hroaado
black SilkA summer Silks plain and embroidered Grape
Shawls. plain and figured Cashmere ShawA Baeses
BareEe Dc Lsins Chalies Grenadines, Tissues Paris
printed Musns Silk and Linen Poplns Cambrcs PsrasoS
DO, &e These goods all Of tho latest portaona the
scess and most beautiful designs possibe 10 imagine q. NJ
BopiNE, No. S23 Grand-st, corner Of Orchard
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London Agency for Tho Tribune.

w THOMAS Nos 10 and 81 Catharine-st Strand. Il AZ.
hozed to receive subscriptions and advertisements for 1As
1sibvne in London
Our friends in Great Britain and Ireland by remittin(
WIN. THOMAS, above, 1915 by Post Office order vii
receive " The 1fibvae for EUROPE one year.
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R~ Ii was said that in one of those ter.

rife battles upon which the fate OF Napoleon the uncedspen
6edten honssd ofhe enemy were pursued wh great laugh
ter This changing ofthe ofsbs paragraph occurred from
one letter beirg omitted In the word daughter by
very similar mistake DAvIss RAHvgSE. lcsss DAviss
advertisement The fbxse Of last Saturday only
ssnghtered but laughed q bssds We Will DOT exaa the
so bcs merely state thai certificate nsaed by dozen
Rahvene for changing gay hair it, original color By
Ing the Of hs hair Be the Sunday pc
peA PRINCIPAL oss fof ths ale Of Davies RAhvsas ths
erus aors No SO 0nl-st corner Of Ansa-sa NswYork
Ase By Saesass and Prfsnsu generally Pnss 80 esoss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-27

The Legislature Of this young Territory
recently ps ssed the Maine Law and Submitted it
to the People for approval or rejection alta Special
Election on the 5th inst, and they hare Soted to
ratity and sustain the Las. The vote was very
heavy. and the majority quite decided. Here are
the returns from nesrly all the polls;
heioiiy for TIE Los.
:, A,tacpv - saltwater .-.-.-----.- W
cot,are Groye f0l Point Douglass ........ ii
MENDOZA ... - Marine ..-....-...--- p
Majority agsfssf The Lar.
81 Paul .....- l., Lirle Canada ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-27

ILLISors.-The Opposition State Con-
vention has nominated JOIN A. MArrHsos, Of
Joliet, for Governor; and Dir. KoExsER, Of 81
Clair. for Lieut. Governor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-27

STATE AND NATIONAL Law SCHOOL,
DALsroS SRA, SARAroeA Co, Nsw- YoaK-Ths next term
viii the 9th Of May Object 10 prepare the
student practically well Theoretically the tsia Of
ssussA sxtempore Peskins he Nc Diploma Of Of Laws
conferred admitting practice BY the charter circular
sasas PsIsaslsn 'sns $, rssasst directed VSssgss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-27

n Straw Goods, wholesale and retail,
6 YovNes cheap Straw Hat Estabshmsnt No s. Bsw
ay. He keeps large assortment Of Straw Goods Of the
choicest kinda and Of the approved shapes for adcs
end childrcns wear with French Tnmmngs Braids and
everything In the above line that 10 desirable Call and
a. vcuryslyea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-27

Dung AmefIco' auo tuo Oi0 COehoss
The leaders of Young America are
annoyed and set back by the want Of nerve
and pluck evinced by their chosen stand
ard-bearer, Senator DOUGLAS, and are con-
sidering the propriety Of dropping him and
taking up some fresh courser who can bear
thunder and smell powder without shying.
They insist that candidate who does not
stand up to his friends before election will
be quite unlikely to do it Afterwards
they are looking around for a man who
will stand up to the rack, fodder or no fod-
der. Meantime, they fight on as briskly
and resolutely as ever-witness the follow
ing slasher from The Richmond Examiner:
The Democratic Rssiss IL well established party peri.
odica An old tale gees, dim tradition long glinmer-
ing through the valley and Shadow OF its lsttsrDay
Dizziness, THAT when The Democratic Rsviep was Young
is sometimes contained good articles BAScsoSr, and
BRoNsoy, and LEGAaE, too, believe used to write
for In those days and by of their bold and able
discussions Of public men and public measures il got
considerable circulation and attained the confidence of
the educated class in the Democratic party This was
long time ago. For many yesrs back The Democratic
Rercr has been engaged In the occupation most USUALLY
resored TO by superanruated prosfutesthc trade Of
Pirsp Is put on the livery Of aunkeydom and since
then has done nothing but puff and palaver and SLAYER
over politicians who were willing to pay well for
biographies and porrss II has not been the bold and
erongvoiced organ OF public opinion and popular sym-
patty 1t ceased 70 be the Independents thinker of the
party has devoted IL circulation and III influence 10
the private interests and personal fortunes of public in
dvduals 1t has devoted ia energies to quilting the
Democratic party-to cajolng il with tho belief thar
every dirty fellow that manages 10 twist himself into
Congressional desk q Of the nobles impulses and
tbe greascss inselecswh whose further promotion NE
principle entirely wrapped up. Tbs Rsies has done
hN end nothing else for lsns series of year-know-
ing I'll The whe-fbr every one behind he scenes knows
weiEshas y rare, very rsra % tad poliuGian Who
~ up of yram-a Of small insslsus and lisole
vxse who hss besu sxassd for a hour By Ne tds q
ircsnastxaces. Who = endeavoriay % kssP NJ hsad
sbsve water by he bsddes a Puaory nj the cosks of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-27

u FowLERs & WnLLs, Phrenologisss
e Lyh9.h:S C!nssn Han Ne IN Aanas-x, Nsw.Yosh.
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WG. &H. BARNoRE, corner of Rleeck.

q end Charles would respectfully Intimate their pei
guus and the public that they have in their Wserooms
q laxs assortment Of excellent Pianefoses which
oAervd on the reasonable Persons desrous Of
purchasing av invited 70 cal and examine for themselves
n Books, Periodicals, &C., from Eng
gand and France imported order by the single copy
In quantity. Orders Forwarded weekly by the steAnera
JoHN WILEY, Pub,isher, No. Is Park plaza
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-27

~ Stair Carpets very cheap; striped
and figured Carpets I 81 2s 81 36 aud ~ per yasd a.
No % Bowery HIRAM ASpERsoss: Also. Tapestry Car,
pctx at ST. 81 English Threeply Star Carpets at ana
ic and per yard The largest and cheapest assortment
TO be found IN this city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-27

VEDglish Floor Oil Cloths of "a feet
wide Of elegant Spring Styles Of Marble Scroll snd
Mosaic Fieures at HIRAH ANDERsoss No. 80 Bowery.
Also eco pieces Of beautiful Oil Cloths in widths at
SIG and a. per yard being the most extensive assortment
ever exhibited in this city. Call and see them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-27

If you are troubled by rats and mice,
That eat your corn, potatoes and rice,
And you have made use Of every device
To nd yourselves Of the vermin,
Why. then just listen to my advice
IN tell you of something that e cheap In price;
Twill Kill these animals in trice.
To use it, them determine;
Procure at once this vermn hater;
IT'S CosTAR's great Extsrminstor.
w.Hsven, April 1G, 1852 b. n
To HENRY r. CosTAR No 444 Broadway, N. York City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-27
Rich CARpErrNes.-PErERsoN &

HuMPHREY No. S79 Broadway, corner OF White-s navs
iust received direct from the European manufactures per
late arrivals from Europe large and elegant assortment OF
ch Mosaic Velvet and Tapestry Capetnz SURPRISING any
thing before in this country patterns entirely new
exclusively and for sale full 10 per cent less tnan
other stnres selling simllar goods.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-27
~ Ladies' India Rubber House and

Garden Gloves just what lady needs at this season.
for protection to the hands while housccesnng gsrdening
&C. In wearing they render the hands very so and bleach
them perfectly white Also Ladies' Bleaching Ms at per
pair-very nice For sale by d. HoDGMAN, No. Maiden
lane and by all the Rubber stores.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-27
WINDOW SHApEs.-Reader, if you want

beautiful article that has passed through the hands OF
al artist call M john GREAsoN of No bl Green~cn-
Ct This gent ean secured for himself most enviabie
reputation for the manufacture OF Window Shades OF su
perior quality Besides he sells them at remarkably cheap
prices for such articles He also deals In Oil Cloths and
variety of other articles useful to Sunday
Dispatch.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-27

r. DR.. S. A. WEAvER's well-known
Canker and Salt Rheum Syrup Canker Cure and Ceate
sold in this CITY by NJ Ward Co, No. IS Maden-lsne
Olcott McKessen L Robins No ~ Maidenlanei Peniold
Clsy Co. No. Fetcherst; j. Minor Co, No. 2l4 Full
tons; f. M Guion, No IN Bowery; Reuben Moss corner
Of Grand and Csnnonsts c. A. Rosmiller, No 72 9th
Cronbie, corner Of B0yeTy and HoustSnst Hall No.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-27

WIGS AND HAIR DTE.-These articles
be found in the perfection at BACHELORS eel
ebrated factory No Wall His Hair Dye pronounced
the best in the world and those wanting very superior Wig
or Toupee can surely be suited.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-27

Tx ToYs.-The most durable Toy
made such as Fire Engines Hose Carts Hook and Ladder
Carts Onnibuses Carts &C. &C. large assortment at TUT
TiE's Emporium of Fancy Goods and Toys S45 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-27

GREAT EXC1TEMENT.-ITc IIIcnuous sac
rfcr of Psrdoes aud Crosby Sons English Tapestries
And Bruses Garnet, Imperial Threepy sud Ingram Car
petnr Mating Rues Window Shades, Table Covers &c
At No 90 Bowsry-fIsAM AsDERsoNs Purchasers rarely
meet Nth an opporfunty Of selecting from such ,nsnse
soct N Pnab Carpets ruinous prices They are dis
rls "a in eight sales rooms.