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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-27
s.-The Senate Yesterday spent

CoNGREss.-The Senate yesterday spent
the day in discussing the bill, which had passed
the House, RENTING the duty on some vest
ments sent as presents from Europe TO the
Cafmelite Nunnery of Baltimore The bill was
lost by one majority the Opposition generally
voting against it, and the Wings generally for it,
A Message was received from the President,
stating that official papers had been mutilated
or stolen from one OF the Departments, and sug-
costing the enactment of law making the
ofiense penal Adjourned till Monday. In the
House the Deficiency bill was pu. through all
amendments in Committee of the Whole, and
reported to the House. A spicy but good
nstured pass.at. arms between Mr.. StaAy, OF
n c., and Polk, of Tenn, relieved the dullness
Of the day.
LEGIsLAIURE.-In the Senate the Steam
ship bill was made the order of the day for MOI
day. Mr.. Conger introduced bill to secure
the Canal Enlargement. Mr. Ward introduced
new Emigrant Protection bill. The Savings
Banks bill was discussed and left on the table,
when the Senate adjourned. In the Assembly
'ae Canal Lettings were again discussed.
~ The Virginia Opposition Convention has ad-
ooheu' AFTER appointing Its Dees ates to Baltimore,
ana i's residential Electors. The Convention
seemed 70 hshs on TO the Resolutions Of o. though
soJzs might consicer that an "old fogyr See the
spirit OF the Resolutions under the Telegraph head
~ CMavsjal has been brought to Brownsville
Liter news from Texas speahs Of continued Indian
dap,edstions. The ship Lydia Ann from LIVERPOOL
for New. Orleans, wrecked Gov Feote kseos
aaitstiDs Compromise tranquility.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-27
THE LATEST NEWS.
By Telegraph to The New.York Tribune.
virsiuia Demoeratic CsnventIor.

RICHMOND. Va, Fncay, March rs, lisa
The proceedings of the Convention have been
harmonious there was no wrangling after Ns
FIRST day. The merits of the nominees were no, d,s
covered, and only vaguely limited at
The Convention, to cay, appointed fteen Electors.
without reference to their preference for Pfesidsa
tial Candidates They authorized tue Central Com.
mitee to appoint two for the State at large cailps
for the State seventeen L iec,oral votes
Nc Delegates for the State al large TO the Nationa
Convention were appointed.
A series OF resolutions were adopted
The hst reasserts the principles Of the resolutions
Of l7ss-9
The second, that Congress has no 20 YER to appro.
pirate directly or indirectly the proceeds OF sales OF
public lands
The third declares against Protective Tariff
The fourth, that the Federal Government should.
in its foreign policy adhere to the maxins OF las
"Faihsr OF his Country" and the Father OF De-
mocracy.
The kflh raffirms the resolutions of the Baltm,re
Conventions OF iS44 ana leis.
The sixth recommends four delegates from each
District TO the Baltimore Convention
The seventh approves the mode Of voting hereto
fore pursued by Virginia delegates In the Balrmas
Conventions.
The eighth, that the vote Of Virginia In the
Baltimore Conve nton ought TO be given for the can
cidaie who can command the greatest strength In
the Democracy, and whose principles are kno On TO
conform most strictly TO the cardinal tenes Of the
Democratic republican faith.
No address was put forth, and the Convention ad-
ourned this morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-27
e A correspondent at Ridley, Delaware

~ "A correspondent at Ridley, Delaware
County, writes US that the Maine Law is exceed.
ing popular with all classes in Delaware, and that
Its support will DO made test question at the ap
preaching election. Considerable excitement has
been caused BY the discovery Of the body Of Nelson
w. Cavna, in the Delaware River. 1t appears, BY
the verdict of the Coroners Jury, that Cavna came
to Chester in December last, perfectly sober that
he was there piled with liquor by two or three
men, and when thoroughly drunk, bis face was
backened his coat turned inside out and put on him
In that condition "A pepper.box Gays the report
ofthe jury was shaken over, and ale was pour ed
on his head BY c. w. Raborg the same individual
cut his hat. which was placed his head Dy 4. r..
Crosby, with his face looking out Of the aperture
cut IN the front the rim drawn under his chin.
He was suffered TO leave the cellar alone ABOUT
O'Clock In the conclti0n above described being ve
much intoxicated. and was seen going dos the
street towafd the River Delaware alone the weather
at the time being extremely cold, with snow. He
was found drowned, lear Chester, on the 9th OF
March inst. his hat and coat were on him as aoove
e s(TIbeCn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-27

We are unable to comply with the
wishes of that numerous and most re-
spectacle portien Of our readers who
would like to see a column Of The
Tribune every day, or at least every
Saturday, stately devoted to Religious
essays and meditations. The pressure Of
tidings for the day is so severe and con-
slant that the things of Eternity are apt
to be postponed and neglected. How
ever, We are ready to do the best we can
as fos instance
We put forth, some days siace, an ear
nest and most respectful appeal to Arch
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-27
Pennsylvania FSANcEs.-Gov. Biglel
has sent in Special Message to the Legislature fl
v nich be Saws:

IENNSfLSANA rINANCBS.-uOv. Dlgler
has sent in Special Message to the Legislature in
which he says:
The receipts into the Treasury for the year 1851,
CscuctiDg The temporary lean Of e96 200 amounted
to "a, 1893 80 aLs The expenditures for the same
year, to 47e0667 49, or $3os 1863 40 more tnan the
whole receipts. In this expenditure 10 iacuded
$s5 1873 o. which was paid TO the Commission ers Of
the Sinking Fund, and canLot, therefore be properly
regarded as expenditure, It was used to cancel
hb amount OF the funded debs-le xving an actual
balsDce seainst the Treasury Of tl23. 225 40.
After full consultation with the Financial Officer
OF the Stale, and careful examination OF tie data
which be has kindly placed within my reach. have
Anvtd at the copclusIon that the receipts and ex-
penoitures lot the current year may be estimated as
Receipts, o. 1875 ,OO0x Expenditures, &to27, 900;
lesviIe bslsuce of receipts over expenditures Of
$2se dO-ihcluciDs In this expenditure 40 esums.-
&c payment to the Commissioners Of the SINKING
Fund OF $4,000. But It should be OBSERVED that In
the expt cIues for last there 10 Included the
sum OF $4f2 1876, applied to the North Branch Canal,
aid &50ttO for the inclined planes on the Port
see Road and the Western Reservoir; making in
all. $472 l96 txpeDced on new work during the
last sea,op II VIII be seen, however by reference
to the State Treasures report that the ba ance in
the Trsssury on the 10, OF Dec. 1880 was t7s4 a52
81, whie az TIE same period of the year 1851 the
oslspee was but $5i3 079 81. being a difference
aesinst TIE Treasury for this year OF 42l0 asa 60.
which srro, together sIth the 5000 600 of tenn oorarv
iosn, TO De PAID out of the pts of the present
year amount to $3l0,s33 60, being t3si53 90 more
tnsn al me p.ynents fes new work, and on this
Gaia tie balance in the Treasury as the end of tnis
year 10 reduced to ease e44 49,
lbus II will apps ar that, should 30 accident occur
TO the public works during the present ssssoa. ve
RAY reasonably anticipate . surplus revenue of
bet~etp two and three hundred thsusand dolIara
shouio me IMPROVEMENTS, however. be visited by
anything ike the extent Of danus ohich befeiI
htm curing the last year. this balance would BE-
ieouceo 70 sum too nesgsr to deserve notice n
", tpeieiore, apparent thar cannot rely upon the
scfPius revenue OF tho State, during tue current
year, Tor the means to pfosecuts the work on the
NORM bfsnoh and the Portage Railroad with that
veoI which The interest Of the Stats sssms 10 DO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-27
ILLNESS OF Nh. DUDLEY SELDES.

ILLNEss OF MK. DUDLEY SELDEN.-i
lsaer from Paris, dated March Z, says respecting
this gentleman: Dudley Sslden IL At the Hotel
Msuries, dar gerousiy i'll. One side is completely
para'yzed yesterday he was still speechless. This
steamer may take out the news of his death II he
survives, he will ways be cripple. 1t il the most
crave attack man can have"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-27
EsrABLIsHEp 1926. In this, the twen-

ueth Of successors to the original pro-
preers Of the only Establish ia the City the year
1875 al which projected and successfully carried eat
the idea supply OF solely first quality Ready made Gar
ments tehooves TO the ddence Of
experience. not Sthstandg the efforts that have been
made to equal our prodncnoIs hat We sIl continue to
Keep on hand the beat assortment of Ready Clothing
20 b had in this msket 10 which woad solicit the
sntisn OF those who in 81 emergency otherwise
require FL rate suit prices which must sztisfy the
discerning that ours are ks most economical not the
lowest priced goods
Az usual supply Of the and desirable fab
will enable the requirements those pro-
ferns articles made 10 measure which department. the
best talent 10 employed W. T. JENNINGS Co.
No. 23l Broadway; American Hotel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-27

CORPORATION ECONOMY. iliustra
ton Of our new Common Councils devotion to
'Renenchment and Reform afforded by their re-
cent change of newspapers employed to report
their Proceedings and print their Advertise
ments, ought not to be lost sight Of. Let us
further illustrate it
BY the late Wing Council, The Sun was
employed as Corporation paper at $4,000 per
annum lit having far the largest City circulation
Of any paper,) while The Tribune, with several
journals of less considerable circulation, was
employed at Sl,Oo0-the sum paid to all the
papers employed except The Sun. Now The
Herald, paper having not half the City circula-
tion OF The Sun, has been substituted for the
latter journal, and the price paid increased
to $1,000. Both these are what is called
Independent papers with LocO-Foco squint-
the material difference being that The Sun goes
for Temperance /; The Herald for the legalized
traffic in Rum.
That The Tribune should have been cut off
is an honor which We have earned and expected
After hearing that the infamous villain who has
stolen the liberties of France had kicked our
paper out of his dominiOns, we could not
expect ii to be tolerated by the usurpers and
prcfigates who infest our City Hall and plumber
our taxpayers to satiate their greedy and deprav-
ed sppetites But instead of the 81 900 paid to US
they have given $1,000 to two Of their satellite
organs which do not together circulate nearly
as many copies as The Tribune. Hurrah for
Ecorouv and Reform
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-27

The U. S. Mail Steamship Washington,
Capt Floyd, will leave this port TO-DAY, at
noon, for Bremen and Southampton. The SEM
Weekly Tribune, containing all the latest news,
can be had at the Desk This Morning, in wrap
pers ready for mailing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-27

QUICK PAssAes.-The clipper bark South
eme,, of Baltimore, Capt. Strickland, from Balu
more arrived here yesterday after run Of 10 hours
from Cape Henry and two days from the city. She
viii load for San Francisco.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-27

NEw-YoRK CRY DIsRCroRY, 1928.
The Once Of the City Directory has been removed from
Me- 50 Liberty st. to No ,6i Broadway. whore sussc hes
and advertisers who have not bees called will please
leave their names.
NE business will Be continued formerly. under the
pane Of Dc0ogrr RopE. the family q the late Mr.
Doeeett retaining and the Directory being
piled ~ fer nasy yeas past by the sahscneer.
CHARLES Rom.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-27

NKw-JERsxY DELrcATEs.-At Trenton,
yesterday, VIM. Alexander and General 3. v.
Wright. were elected Delegates to the Baltimore
Convention, and the other nominees, before men
toned, were elected.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-27

CHERsE.-Soms Of the finest premium
CAesse wa b sdsrsA to hmss that ever came this
Ssy An Ass are vsst Of rcd ohss,s or batter would
- well TO cell q 4. pARKIns Ten Stere, No 3
lroems. COT. II Lldow-s He d slso selling coed Teas.
Consss esgns and Dried Trus cheaper tAas Aness any
ssege " Tie caty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-27

MIcHIGAN.-At the State Anti-Slavery
Convention held at Jackson on the 18th ult., it
was resolved to hold another State Convention
to elect Delegation to the National Free-Soil
Convention to be held at Pittsburgh in June.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-27
STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN Aus

TRIA AND THE UNITED STATEs.-We read in
the Gazette des POstes of Frankfort, that the pro-
ject Of line Of steamers from Trieste to New
York, is now agitated by the direction Of the
Austrian Lloyd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-27

~ Mr.. Webster received an invitation
from the Legislature and Bar Of Nsw-Jsrsey to a
public dinner at Trenton, which, In cordial reply,
he declines 70 accept.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-27

~ We are again indebted to the Har-
lem Railroad for Albany papers in sdvsaes Of the
Mails.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-27
"MAKrHAY WHILE THE Sun SHINES ~

sindsr them that By iepisx the vsas Budding Asses-
tios tbs, bone for themselves tnsir elves
and Il eir little ps0e meeting TO Be held
0AruRpAT EVENING. at ChAtlsm Hall. No. S ChAsAAa-
square, whsA every sxplssaea viii be afforded TO tAcil
inquiries IN y. Sunday News,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-27
Sps,ss MuLNxRy-Mrs MACY !

Spring MtLLtNrRY.- Mrs. MARCY, Ne.
80 Bow viii open for The Inspection of the ladies Of
New York. on TUESDAY March &c. beautiful assortment
OF Sprpg and Summer Minnery, embIscins Silk, Craps
and Straw BapI es extensive assortment of bbSns.
Flowsrs Sc THIS STOCK OF Millinery viii be found, on
lnspecn to Be Of the largest sad richest offered
the public os nun Der Of adiss wish to keep
with the faaAicns desire be In season. should
make early call 60 the establishment OF MIS- MARCY,
either after TUESDAY Tue fastdious
% sNited here either in siyls VI cs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-27

LACEs LACEs TIFFANY " CUTTING,
Nc 20, Broadway having completed their arrangement:
with q the la manufacturers IN Brussels and
Paris of fine Lacey and EDprodenes, VIII be prepared ~
exhibit on TUESDAY, March &c. Of the most complete
and varsd OF Emb aua Thread Lace
Goods ever offered in This city will be found Col
lrs Capss Berthes Cofurss. scaIfs Shaws Mantillas
and Trimming lsces. in Brussels Point, H0Di.on and
Point con- Gupure aud Mecblu. 10 Embroidsres,
Collars Capss Chemssttes 0lmps and Handkerchiefs.
Also Trir mings ard Inserto,s OF all widths These
goods will be offered such pncss must insure sssfac-
lion Ia purchAsefs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-27

BOsToN PIANO. FoRrEs. - The largest
of Pianos this city is to be found at the
waeroems OF T. GILBERT Co., No. 333 Broadway,
opposite Broadway Baok and TheateT and will be sold
al great bal gains. These Pahos have the metallic
fsme. and are warranted to stand any climate Dealers
supplied on liberal Terms Second hand Pan0s for sale
cheap Pianos tuned and HORACE WATERS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-27

" Fowler h WELLS, Phrenolosists and
Publishers, Clinton Hall, No l3l Nassau-s New York,
snd No. IA Wsshiagtsn ST.. Boston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-27
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, SATURDAY, MARCH 81.
For EurOne.

u Advertisements for The Irbrae Of Monday ought 70
b cent in before so'clock on Saturday evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-27
ITO THE ATTENTION OF SHREwD MIR

To THE ATTENTION OF SHREwD MER-
SHANTs-NINE SKPARATB AND DISTINCT ORGAMZA-
TioNs UNDER ONE FIRm.-"s can show The most s1tsn.
svs asssrtmspt of Goods offered in this city Oar system
division of Goods under the head Of Departments with
separate anzation and accounts 1t msurcs energy
economy aud ability
The Heads of Departments educated for the station
and duty they called apon TO peri nm
Hosiery Department. Samuel GrOocock, Purchaser and
Manager.
White Goods Department, Henry X o'Keefe. Purchaser
Cs,pet ssd Oil Cisth Department. W. '. Barry, Pur-
chaser and MassgsT -
Woolsn Department and all Goods suited for Mems
Wear and the Trimmings therefor. Dexfer Tiffany, Pur-
chaser and Manager.
YANKEE Molten Deparlmeo.. separate AND distinct
stock, complete establshmsHt exclusively in the
line, John g. Shelley Pufcaaser and Manager
Print and Gngham Department X. q. Mositon, Fur
chaser. and John q. Phnpt a, Manager
Domestic Goods Depar msht K. o. Moul:on, Purchaser,
and Jcbn @. Piimptop, Manager.
Won ems Dress GOODS Department, u. honlton, Fur
chaser, and Jehn @ Pim ptcs N epsssI.
Gu, Goods offered q. Ne. Cash Pricss, undertaking
and uniform. :,
Buyes are requested al and examine the merits Of
our professions and inquire for MIR Plmpon who will
make acquainted with the head of each Department
Our Ready N ade Ciot hing Department IL managed eK
clusively BY William Gardner the garments are manu-
fsctured and go, by him. AID are proverbis for thor
WsaIs pepsed to grant liberal terms Of credit on Ready
Made Clothing TwxkDy. MoULToN PLIAPToN,
Importers and JcbbeIs, No. AZ Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-27

~ Will not die in their holes, nor create
stencil by sing COsTAR's ExtermiDaog of Ra's Nice.
CockrOaches, Ants &C Not dangerous TO the hum an
family CosTAR's Depot, No. 4i4 Broadway. Warranted
efecuai in all cases.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-27

u DR.. S. a. WEAvER's well-known
Canher and Salt Rhsum srsg Csnker Cure and Cersts.
sold in this Cry by NJ. Ward Co No. SO Maiden
lane Olcott McKessen Robins, No. l27 Maiden lane ;
Peufold; Clay Co No File cher q : Minor & Co
No. ga Fulttn st. =. NJ Guion. No. l37 Bowery Reu-
ben Moss, corner of Graz d and Cannsn-sts A Ross
miller, No. ia 8b av; Or msie, corner Of Bowey and
Houston Of. H. Hall, No 81 Bescksr At; E. H. Pay
Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-27

GREAT BARGAINS IN CARPETlNGs.-fE-
rsasoN HUMPHREY No s7s Broadway corner OF " g.
st. having purchased largely at the late large AUCTION
sales will dispose Of the at the following low gces
Rich Vevets, I2s Tapestries 9s Brusses 8s; Three
ply To to S. ngrains, 4s. 70 g., ans all o'hef go"os
lie lnv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-27

~ The Auas Of tomorrow will be a
paper Of SURPRISING teress and ell, co~,.. h..s.
Thrilling chapter Of the Meaoirs OF Mime Jrms
the og,nons Of Nicholas ss.fs ESQ upon loo Al politics
sksfch OF the and great Of ,meoT, AMI md
hishiy interesting matter Ice al poltiext hnna,an. 80
FpoItant Lat everybody 'sk out Tor TIE Ass early in
abe morning. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-27

~ DR.. PHINNEY's VEGETABLE FAMILY
PILLS do grpe leave the bowels costive but
free and natural state For sale Wholesale aud retail
BY A. b d SANDS, No. 100 FULTON st., New York J. J.
TRIP, Newark, N j. Price as cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-27
ArcT,oN CAppyrrse AND Day GooDs IN

CARMINE sT-H HALL Co, No Is Carmine. corner
Bleeckers having made extensive parchases .ne re-
cent large auctions are nov prspaing 70 ensl ni
Cloths Mating. Druesets, Rags. &c togesher win
large stock Goods to which invite the attention
Of our friends and the public before making their pur-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-27
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC. The great

CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC. The great
popularity Of Lyons MasRetc Powders" for the de-
stTucten of bedbUes kroache, moths ants eas flies
and Insects planis and all other insects has prompted
parties articles, and offer hem
under for sale Few of these inui-
vdusls dare give the ions out as free of poison
The proprietor Of the nal article bas in this city, only
No. 42& Broadway where also be obtained for The
shtsnt dest ucoD of and MICE Both articles
are wa ranted and th,r has heeu tried BY The FOL
LOVING gentlemen: Lawrence Reid Professor OF Chenis
Esq living ,use; Coleman stetson, Ast,r House;
l.. Rocme. Esq.. SuperLtendent of New;York Ho:pit,
al Valentine Nett. Nj d, Professor and President OF
the New-Yor Medical Acadeny; and msny OF the
ply the city has also fecsiveo
the st of the Americas Institute For sale by all
the "a hnisaale dIngRsis 4. LYON. No. 42 BfOadMaI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-27

NoTHiNG CAN BIZ FAIRKa.-A RANKIN &
Co., No lea Bowery. invs sitsn TO their large and
well selected stock of HoscIy and Uscer gsrnensSdk
Msrino and Cotton. Tho,o not pleased with their pYr-
chases return the goods aud have their money. I've
Wholesale aud retail depA tments Ell irely separate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-27

II Lace and Muslin Curtains at cost of
importation viz Muslin nom 50 to $40; fue Lace from
Stto $40; esNa new styles do from $40 to $50. N.
Dealers families find the beat assortment in the
city Ut kelly FERGUsoNs, Nc. 289l Broadway. Store
.exteHds back TO Reade OF.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-27

EOLIAN PIANOS Our Pianos will be
offered at low prices for the week in order to close
the present. stock. We shall enter New Rooms with
stock Second had Pianos Piasos to let. GOULD
PERRy No Sg7 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-27

R The toilet of the man of fashion
would be incomplete unless the bosom Of his shirt TED
faultlessly: and has long been grand desde alum
with gentlemen Of this class obtain such shirts az are
now order by patent Drocess regards measure
mspt at GREENS. No. Aston House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-27
Attractive RrADNS.-A

ATTRACTIVE READNG.-A New Ro-
nance By Dumas entitled the Msak aud the Aciress. su
CStfos 10 None Cristo sse the Three Guardsmen tn
WAcs and WAITS Of our Common Council with sketches
o. ,s Ao ,rssS Swnh po,tral Asst AID Woodward and
Associations DC viii appear in The Sdag CosrSr az to-
morrow. Price cent? 20 sale n, ali the Ne ASsn,s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-27
REApY.MApR CLornINa FOR CASH on

kEADY-MADR CLOTHING FOR CASH OR
CREDIT department sf business is under the
Srsctoe ard MANAGEMENT Of William Gardner. whs has
had long experience and practical aud tasty in this
branch Il business We attention Of dealers to
the style Of this stock particularly
Light Pis6ts 10 ., stem have adopted being
snced that 10 the pspaa We prepared to grant
liberal terms Of credit in this department.
We solicit an ius pection close buvep.
TwEKDY MOULToN 4 PIIMPrON No Al Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-27
Vvw C,,prTs roR SpRIye TRApE.-The

New CARPETS FOR SPRING Trade ne
subscriber has row on hand and constantly RECEIVING
nav pattsrps of Tapestry Brussels Three and Ingram
Carpets and Cloths aud beautiful designs - ss
&c. "a and S. Cd, Venetian, in various s,yieS Hearth
Puss Door Mats Table and Piano Covers, pam and
Coiored Nattings Stair Rods &C &c. for sale at low
nr,rss Soy cab GEO. K L. HYATT,
rSs Nos 44s and 446 Pearl ST.