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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-24
NREAT BARGAINS in FEATHERS

VI REDS MATTRESSES, ke., AZ CRAWBUCk'S, No.
S,s ar,od-sr second door Of Essexs, New York
CRFAP UPHOLSTERY and FEATHER SrORE-TAe
attention Of families about Purchs iayed
- 81 sr<a ana beautiful OF Beds, Asttr--cs
Palss~es BeasteaAs Cots, ke al Of which have ben
rucAssed Al low cash prices and viii be sold 81 sach Pes
a. 20 male N an infringement for al 20 cal and examine ths
abcye stock previoos making their garehss Goods sent
10 sny mar, Of the city Brooklyn and Wh.mseaa Tree Of
-,.sa ma Res. ana reaov2ted and made over
w.CRAwBUCK, No. SIS Gr.sd.t-
"a dor -sSt q Esscx-sr-
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A AUSTRALIAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY

A AUSTRALIAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY
"A FOR PORT PHILIP, MELBOUSE and sgd
MY AUsTRALIA-The magnificent new steamship
GOLDEN AGE, 2oeo tuns, -, Commander, will be
datched for the above ports or about tire 18Th May
THIS steamship OF the and strength and IN every
meet equal TO the Collins Line OF Steamer and believed
will prove 20 be the steamship Ia the world Her
ACCOMMODATION. first second and third esss Of paon-
rer are superior 20 any steamer ever built
Rates Of Passage
Ladies saloon
First Cass Upper Saloon. o1o
Second IleS
Third Class 81
The books are open. For freight passage .ppy to
J HOWARD 4 SOa, Agents, No 81 Broadway.
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DICH ROSEWOOD, PARLoR and CHAM
IN. RER EI-RNITI-Rn-H- STONEN - nov N ais

WeTSroors very are sscrtr,cni Or tne sSoNv
pufniture his usual efAnrs sr1 fashon-
she auaty which be ~oaAd particularly cal the .n-
Ton OF ~. ola customers and perso1s .boaf afns
,Asr sunnR letons call and eIsnsne the sfyics AID
nr,ce. a hs waeroors, No sd Broadway neKf door 70
II. Co1laraore House.
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OANLNnAIGIIA a ELMIRA RAILROAD

O-wINTRR ARRAsGENESr.-on snd .aeT No.
Or xn.r aaig1A - SLOWS: II Uz-.. vx,--..
M.l Tris q Z A NJ or On a-r1val % ~, Liprss
trrrs 90 he Albany and Bz-Alo kO.< i'f henssei' o
sl6 "a - PM or On .nvsl u D-y Zxprea
g., Sex,-York n 1re 81 esyl1f New orr nay y
- Nv % ths sav.sezrents 81 ne New orr and
Enc ExilroaA WILLIAM u LAY nAAs SsV-
Kx.-Y st, Dee u, lSsa
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NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD

~ Trahs leave pier fOot Of Dasnest a tsLsss
ExPEEss TKAIs al N " Dunkirk azd sasAio.
Mail TEAIN It A NJ for AZ stAtsol-
Nay TI,fs as s. Pm for PieTno0f Ao1 ss1ers1
WAY TttfN Al 5 " for Delaware, va ysrsey CRY
EkFEtss TkAIs al Pm ever, aAJ "' D-AA4A am
B-1b E1prs.. Trains connect Al Dankrs with the Lake
So a A, cor Cleveland and tesce direct ~ CinSD-
- 10 s.nSasky Tole2O M0nroe, Detroit ssd Chi
- a-' " CHAs NTSOT. Superintendent.
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and MONTREAL RAILROAD

N-NEw.YoRh TO BURLINGTON, ST JoHNSBU-
ny OODENSBf RGH nd MONTREAL.-Tickets can bs
procured at the NewYork and New Haven Railroad once
No az Broadway, HewYork TO Bellows FAls, Rutland
Burlington Miadsor White River function, Wells RIVER
ST. Jobnsbury So AbanA Rouses Point OsdensbaIsh and
Montreal. Express Trains lesye at A. NJ and SSo M
Baxrase checked through Freight BY the Railroad steam
ers from Pech alp every day at SIP With dispsteh at
dueed rates TO Burlington, st. Johnsbury, Osdensbursh
Montreal and all intermediate towns .
D. HYDE, Agent No. ls2 south-st, NswYos-
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yI,OIFDO NORwALK and CLEVELAND

RkIIROAD-Op@n thrO1gh completing the sx Lnx
= 49, -. . Al n. rods bet Ees1 NeWfork b0ston- ral-
.seph,1 ealriraore. and wsshagton Crty and Cheago
on Era sfter MONDAY, FEB Z lso5 Passenger Ira'ns
Ill r-zr ,ily fSzndsys excepte6-l - folows:
Lave TolsSo An an6 10 r M
Law Ieyslsn1 81 AN and IN a., -
Cornec1ng Toloco VITA trains o. A1snatAn 0S-A1H
R.slroet 10. Chsc.so and he West u,.u.G
A. RTus ,ra rr.Ins Of Mad River Road for s.nfzsEy
CIV D.ytOr IotiHnapohA CIccinnsfit &C 60.
4, ~, -.~viIe xlts N.zfeA and s.rd1zxy City h0sn
sos s.aeGsEy Guy, saeIby Jznet0a' CS1sH0a'' Ns"1i
so1 ZAnervilsL - =, r,. - c,,-,r~.si
r. say JUNCTION cotzrab1s AID Cine1n.an
A, c. ..pS With Lake shore ko>t, va OantI- Ie,
49, 80 BoszJu .-1d VA Buffalo fer ser orh 40
a. ~ Sor Road and bosor VIA C.sye nd
.nd Pilfs'I1rKh Ro.d Ger PlSrsSeiSa, "hee-"t
-. R.liruore. arA W szhInxsoa Cay.
B. PHILLIPS saperntercent
s,,s, O-sos Z sk c E. SsrwA-k- Oh1o. feo- Iso<-
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TN PURSUANCE Of an order Of de surro.

nate ofthe County s hereby 70 si
.os. hs.rs claims .saas ADoLPHUs MEskE. ate tbs CITY
d.ssssd ts. vita voafh>fs nssso "
y.m>. 15rdl~y E-q os Ne ~ sss~~gst n The Cay
Ne. Yosl oa hS dxy Of August ssstDss< sss-
loxk the SJsh tsy % January, lHz
80 p pesSTT s, ss.sr' Aa"a.--.s-.. d.
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Gopartuersbip.

COPARTNERsHIP NOTICING have
oLns Day admitted EDWARD d. JONES and AU-
VSSfVs WATERMAN - Partners IN our Hense.
New-Iosk, Feb. ., lass. CYRUS w. YIELD L Co
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A UsTRALIAN PACKET-Excelsior Line

A AUSTRALIAN PACKET-Excelsior Line
IA For MELBOURNE, Port Philhp.-The entirely
new and real clipper GEM OF THE SEA = Bowree,
commander only 400 tuns register succeeds the clipper
PANAMA and vii sail on about the first Of April The
most OF her cargo engaged No seerase second cabin
passengers taken From the auess model Of this bessul
epper and the lons experience Capt Bowree IN
70 the Indian and Pacific Oceans il confidently predicted
che will distaIc all competitors and make the passage n-
sde Of 70 dAys She lies a Pier No IL Esst kyer-
FOR cabin passage or freight apply 10
RUSSELL L HORTON No. 81 oid-slip.
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DEGI1.AR MAIL LINE, via stonlngton

II for BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, SEw-BEDFOkD
ana rAUSTON-rhe steamers Z. VANDERBILT and
COMMODORE Of this hpe, now run regularly hereto
for- atey leaving Pier No North River, nr.t w.f
shove BStery-p.oe daily, Sundays excepted, r d.
and stonns0n O'Clock p M OF o. Erivs Of tAe nal
rain vhich leaves Boston At P NJ -
lite COMMODORE. fron New Ycrt-Aopdsy, Wed
ne~dsy ADD Friday From stouins,sn-russday InarsaAJ
The c VANDERBILT. from E-w-YSrt-Tue.eay,
fnurs.ay md Saturday From stSainssoa-AoadAy " cd
TIE a. amer FERRY leaves frovsAenes Tor se~posf
Ssly e1opt Sundays, al 7. n
For freiht pesszze sPpy ~ ne sfce NO i" Dsc'efJ
n. or An hosrd he boars
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-24
ARE YOUR WHISPERS THIN Have

"A you no Msustsche II you have not ue my os'
strong ard thick and without injury To the skin making
the Beard hIursDt and glossy like magic IN lsrsPldy.
of he country r. O. GRAHAM No. SO Ann-st-
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ENAMELED COTTAGk CHAMBER

CFURNiTURE.-MATHE STACY. No SIS
Broad way cor of Spring 81 (opPo-te 81 Nicholas hote
Pr,snott and Colsmore Hoascs) oiior Il wholesale
and retail the extensive and ysIied sssortment Of
ENAMELED FURNITURE TO be fotnd N the United
States all from original del sns including Onenta Ser
peatlne Open Cottage Hlsh Post and other patterns
s. aevotins themselves exclanvely 10 the manu-
eurns department Of this bnsness pure haers
tey can psur- OF them well sasoned durable and ele
CANT Furniture ~ pTecs ranging from S3 70 $50 per suite
Hair Spring and Al osher Msr-sses Feather Beds, ke-
NJ the lowest wholesale prices
n B. No Connection with any other firm IN the city.
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IN pIrRsIIANCE of an order of the Suro

New foft, notice hereby pvea N ~ ~
.on. asvus el.ims ALgRSD RiG0s late u ths Gag Nee
Yost psesens ~lh soaehss het~d ne
sair-r. at Tie s-Asres Of ESTHER RIGfs No Us Wsshs
a street a the CITY u sew roh, s~ofs hs "rn sy
A..-. ..-D.,d Yst day Of 1853
ESTHER RIGGS, Adsosnisustns.
aI..sSuThs HENRY HOaEF AdupastSaos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-24
T1NTTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP

L COMPANY osnnecriss with the PACIFIC NAIL
STEAMSHIP COMPANY esnyins the G-st snl,ed SsAtes
cIIIFSRSI4 nd oREGoS, VI. AsPINWALL ,Dd
PANAMA leaving Ee~York on the Seh- lSsh, Nth. sad
aid Up,ss Scare. mail .t-.u;.hip CRESCENT CITY 500
| turs hurd,n John MeGo~sn- Commander, vii sail on
SUsp - o s. II w.sn, SSh RIVER ss r.
NAL Steamship Con penys mssnheent stea ner OhE0ON
vii be in readiness At Ps1sns 70 reoeiys the ere--ns
m.is ard p---ensen, and sal 'pmedlaey or SAP sssa,
sisco. The Crescent City VII be followed on The Sn Of
April BY the United srssss mai Steamship GEoRolA 81"
ing 1t Pn.ms the Pscihc NAL Steamship COnIanys
nsEni6esnt mail steamship TENNESSEE The Pscine
Nal Steamship Company always hep extrs steamers st
P.B.ms, insarr immediate dsPstch For freight OF pas
sase apply TO CHARLES A. WHITNEY, AZ the ctfce Of
the Companies No. In West, corner Of WArren, NY.
TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP
u COMPANY For NEw-ORLBANS, via HAVANA.
The splendid steamship CHEROKEE, John Acgo~an,
Connsnder viii AL from The per the foot Of Warren
IT. North River, MONDAY, March q GaSeloek p
sIrr. OF rAss.sr TO HAviSA AND sEw-osLs.ss.
Upper and Afer saloon .....................s5o
Lower Forwa ard sAloos Berthe ................ %
No fTeist, taiep to Havsn. but specie Freight isn
wOrleabs at 20 GEMS per cubic loot Shippers OF slsht
requested to supply themselves with the Company
bills Of sdps which may Be bad on application 81 the Of
fee. No other fern oil Be nsned-
No bi Of aiss signed After twelve O'Clock 90 the day Of
sailing FOR freight or Pas<ase apply to NJ D. hobEhrs,
No III Wsstst corner WsrreDst
CTEAM BETWEEN NETWORK and
- GLAsGOw-The Glasgow and New-yors Steamship
company, powerful new Steamship GLASGOW, LS2
tuns and GOO bore power Robert Craig Commander, Will
all from NewYork Tor Glassow on SATURDAY, 18th
March Of IL O'Clock. noon. A..
FIRST Cabin (Ssloon State RoomsI. ...........,.s@
Fr,t CABIN (Midship State Rooms, ............ %
Second Cabin
Third Cias. .'''..''''.' ~
Stewards fee included.
Apply TO j. McsYMoN. No s. Broadway.
Tor NEW ORLEANS DIRECT-The new
il and solendid steamship UNITED STATES, $50 tuns
burden VS.. c Berry Commander, viii esye per No =
North River on FRIDAY, March IS at PM Tue quail,
ties OF this vessel for comfort speed and safety, are well
Known. RATES oF sAsk ..n
First CABIN.
SteerAse. ...,......''...'.. %
Freisht 81 c. ns per cubic loot For freight or passage
apply at the Office Of the NewYOrk and California steam
ship Company. DAVIS, bSoohS 10
No Bills Of Ladns sned sfter O'Clock day Of sailing
Tor LIVERPOOL-United States Mail
IL resunship BALTIC, Capt J. Comstoek-rhs steam
ship will depart with the United States Mails for Europe
positively on SATURDAY, Aprl at " o'clock NJ trsm
Der berth the foot Canas No berth secured un paid
for For freight passage, having ubeguaed sceomnoda
tons for ele Eance and comfort, apply 70 ,,
EDND X. COLLINS Co, No 90 WaLst
PASSENGERS requested 20 be on board At III VI
The steamship ATLANTIC will succeed the Baitic, and
sail April 10.
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Hle0ical.

A LII who have tried are convinced OF the
~ efficacy Of POZZONrS CHEMICAL BALM lfyour
hair 10 falling II your hair 10 thin II your head full OF
dandruH IL will cleanse &C. and II you troubled With any
Guitar eoas d.esse wi cure you Prce g. Sold BY Rice
L Smith, No us Demarest, No. 60l Morrison, No w
Rushton l. CLARK No. rs Broadway; Rice Smith, No.
N7 6th.syi y. II. Gillespie, Atlantic st., Brooklyn.
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1nsnranfe Companies.

-
RUHDING ASSOCIATIONS FIRE IN
y suRAHCE Co.-An persons holding s'ock 10 TIE
toeve lnsfifgton, requested 10 have their or
eh.asd ior those Of the HAMILTON FIRE INSURANCE
COhPANT, by pres. ntns them the Office No Try0R-
By order, DANIEL BARNES, s ss,s&l
pEPUBLIC FIRE INSURANCE Co.-In
AZ asrsoce Buildtngs, corner Of Wal and wiIh2nsz
Ofces Nos 10 and H. srcund floor.
Tins Company having their Capital Of eloaoo raid "a
In cash and securely nvesed prepared % nssre
loss and esnsre by FIRE on fsvoratls terms
p,e1s. "a 4. o s 11 .s S S:y 2,
purn Uurfhs Of the remaining profits Be DIVIDED
among the assured IN scnp besrrs interest which scp
BE- fedeemsbe IN easo Whenever the accumulated p-oh
and capital shaD amount % 81 COCO
TRUSTEES.
jos Osallrd- Jr- John A. steyena 8. HovlxDd,
Gscrse csrti.. Arthur Iery. 1' Dsn' B. Fs.rns
GeOrse I. Adee. N. ". Hamilton, YIN n Rasse1.
s ssRs i sS 1 P 5esa s. D.s as Dsa
Pred. Dsl:1O, Robsrt 3 Mntarn' Corr W Riss.
Danl Drshe Smith Edward c. Center, Cha H. Russell
Fred o Poster, JOSIAH Oaiss lssse Tovnsend,
feN' h"4 Af Ro j EXT s. BONE, Pr..ideo.
DvscAs y. CrERY. Secretary.
NETWORK CITY INSURANCE Co,
~ ofioe, No. 20 Brosdvay.-CspitL $50, oooInsure.
Buildings Merchandise, Furniture Vessels 70 Port and
sr Csrsoes and other Property .ssra Sos or damage
BY IRE.
VIM w Leland ID. Van Wsr, Thomas Andrews,
Peter G. Bater Alex. Snyder, Henry Pike,
Girsrd Bapoker, X Stewart, 8. g. Soufhfnayed-
stepben Cromwell, Peter r. Roach l. Smith Hostse
A. O stsbbina States s. Bell t,amoel B. Shaw
Alba Wsdleish, John L. Deem, L Hall,
James G. Gibbs
ROYAL CHAMBERLAIN, President
CHLhLEs L. CLARKE, Secretary.
From May I, Office No WsB-st, corner Of New.
CTATEMENT of the AFFAIRS of the MU-
~ TUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Of NEW
YORK, for the five years ending January 81, 1859;
Assets on LIST February isis. .......:..... s5sss 81
Deduct Losses by death, advised OF bat po paid,
due Agents for Commissions, and balance Of
Annuity Fund. 1909 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-24
DIrFEAIO and NETWORK CITY RAIL
CAMDEN and AMBoY RAILROAD to

~ PHILADELPHIA. From Pier Ne. North h,eI
foot OF Baftery-plscs Two Lines daily al and z
NJ Accoxmodstien Line at A. NJ, BY steamboat JOHN
POTTER to south Amboy thence By ears to Bordento. IN
and steamboat R STOCKTON u PhilsdelphiA Eare -
Express Line at P. NJ BY steamboat JOHN forIsktc
Amssy thence direct % Camden BY cara Throuss m
bours Fare, g. Returning. leave PhlAdelpes al y A M
and up
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-24
NETWORK and NEW.HAvEN RAIL

lNR0AD-WIsTEE AERAseEsEsr.-Docem IL, lsol
Trains out Of New orb Accommodation And Special
at and llf A NJ and p NJ through to New-Hsven.
Atslo A. NJ. and 81 ?. NJ, through 70 Post Chester
The IL. 4 NJ. runs in connection with train IRON New
Haven to Hartford and Springfield and with the
Fxpsrss TRnss at A NJ and ;, P. for New Haven
Hartford Springfield Worcester and Boston, COnneceu
River and Vermont Railroad. The A train connects
a. New-Hvsn nth tram Of the New London Road 70
Eey-London. Norwich StonInEton and Providence. The
$50 ?. NJ To New London only.
Th.tA NJ stops AZ Stamford aud Bridgeport, connect
ins with HousAonie and Naasatuek Railroads al Bridge
port The 81 P. ~ stops Al stamford Norwss and Bridge
sort eoun ectns with DAnbury Railroad at forwas, snd
nth HOu. aionic and Ssusstuck Railroads at Bridgeport
Tr.ins INTO N.w-YOrk- Accommodation and speeial-st
s. and IS A M and 7. N through nom New Haven.
AT 81 A NJ and - P. NJ, FROM Port Chester
The sS A. NJ. receives pe-s-nser. from sPnnsnsd and
Hartford New. London and Canal Railroads New Haven
The 2 ~ receive. passengers from Hartford snd Spring
field and Northern RArosds
E1YsE,s Trans leave NevHsve srrivsl Of trains
fom Bo-,In at 1t and 30 M stopping Al Bridgeport,
Ser~,lk and Stamford leaving Boston al A N and =
N Trsins OF the New London Road in eonnection
See larrs bill Of advertisement the station House and
principal hotels OEO w "hislLEh, Jf7 SnP|
New Haven December, iSS2
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Ocean Cleaners, &r.

TOR SAN FRANCISCO via VERA CRUZ
u and ACAPULCo-The new and f.st Steamship AL
BATROss, l,lOo tune burden, viii leave this port on
THURSDAY the Slst March, at O'Clock for Vera Cruz
direct.
Th the shortest cheapest and most healthy route foe
passengeTs bound 70 California
Fer fright passage apply TO
SIMEON DRAPER, No. 6 Pine cor Of William.
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DORCHESTER, LOCKPORTa and NIAGARA

HI FALLS RAILROAD open to BUFEALO.-Ihe most
direct quickest and ehespe~ route 70 Toronto Hamilton
and Canada Weston and sfter TUESDAY, jan is lsS>
trains will leave Rochester for Buffalo and Niagara Falls
ollovs; 10 and Sl5 NJ Returning train VIII leave
Buffalo and Niagara Falls of Rochester At 10 Az and
PM Passengers Buffalo will 6nd this route superior IN
point Of comfort any other The road Thoroughly orut
present srrminus Of the Road in Buffalo the Terrace
he most central portion Of the eity ~, ,,,,v a..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-24

TOR BOSTON, via NEWPORT and FALL
IT RIyER-Ths splendid and superior sseArneu BAY
sTAT'F Capt Wm brown sad EMPIRE STATE, Capt
a@piauniu Brsyton leave Alternate days t5undsys
septsd Il ON Pier No N K, The Battery, ~
rar frrirh apply on board tho Office Pier No.
Frssht 70 Boston forwarded through with great dis
path By IN e1yross freight tam
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IN pIJRsUANCE of an order of the Surro

gate of the County Sew Yors kereoy 70 az
p.s-ons A.vrs CLASH. ssn-, rHORsDfkE heksssA ss o.
.h voucher. thereof the sab,efss the ohs Of Jsss
Cooper 10 nd The CITY IL Nee rsk bsfss
uA~ twenty sy Of Dated sswfs NJ
'''' ~ ~ THOMAS r. COOPER, So.
A. t.xssnrbs JANIS COOPER,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-24

Tor CHARLESTON and FLORIDA
Il semi.weeily u. s. Mail EDe.-Tbe and fas,-
soins steamer JAMES ADGER, JDBckeu-on commander,
viii leave Pier No 4, North River SATURDAY, March
g. st4 O'Clock p. NJ precisely. -
For Freight apply board where all bills Of ladins viii
be signed, and for passage st the office Of
sPOFFORD. TiLESTON Co, No a south-s
Through Tickets for Forids - follows; To Jacksonville
fSl; to Pistta, SIS.
HEAVY FREIGHT for CHARLESTON
IL 20 tuns heavy freight for the above port may be had
BY immediate application TO
SPOFFORD TILESTON Co, No VI southtt
FREIGHT for NEW-ORLEANS, direct,
Il BY steamship UNITED STATES.
The above vessel - receiving freight a. Pier 70
North River and leaves st4 M FRIDAY, 2th March
DAVIS, BROOKS 4 Co.
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OABINET NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. W

~ KINGMAN, late partner of Phelps 4 Kinxman. has.
sos opened the No {Si Pcarst Madison with
large ssscrtment Of warranted made Cabinet Furniture
Wholesale and retail he would invite his foI,cr customers
and the public 20 give him cal before purchasing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-24

A USTRALIA--Clipper Line.-The A |
n paeie, ship ROCKLAND, l5oo tuns burden vinal,
master nov loedII Of Pier l. R. will succeed the Can
ton a. tenth ship Of the Line and sal for MELBOURNE,
PORT PHILIP. on 3oth March The unsurpassed accom-
modaons OF this noble shp sufficient indpceuent br
persons TO her and the established reputation of
his regular Line Tor dispatch over al others guar
10 suy other vessel bound 10 those ports For freight pas
SAGE early application should be made TO WIN DUGAN,
No Is Eront-st. or % ARkkLL ELLIOT, lh PeaIls.
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M pIrRsIIANCE Of an order of the surro

este u Sev rest s,s hereby syss 70 ~ psf
son ss,ns claims sssns, MITCHELL, s Of the cv o.
Ns~ fs .sss -onss so,aed e.ss' hs 'sas s'h vossh
-, tA~,.oi n The h o. No "a sath e. NE caY
OF Sc. yo al or before ssvesk day a MAJ ssst-psss
>. i..smIh. JOHN n RxppisLD, Erssssss
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feaal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of an order ofthe Surrogate
Of ne County rosh hereey s,ss % an ~ as
h.,ns CLAIMS ss.ust Marlin siiBER fs the CITY q Se~
Yot sentmsn deceased pfeess The sams 9TH
% .abscriber his re-slenee No lg Alien St Ne sG
Ne. Yol 90 of before Ae,h a4y Of Ap YES
Ysfl the srth dag u oetobes, lssa . ..-,..
is~6mThs WILLIAM u siibtn AamnAsus"ss
IN PURSUANCE Of an order of Jesse G.
sua,A ESQ Surrogate Of coas,y Of Kings ~ss hssssy
,.n ACCORDING 10 pssoe hsvms claims seaisst JOhs
CLARK City Of arcayn d-csAssd tsst shsy arc -
au,rsd 10 ehbs sh the voaessr. th"fec " The sd
..rsr jobs Dieman al IA. once he Ctr ~ BfoAha,
bss6fs the 18Th day VI July bsrt D.tes j.nasy lisa
wiLLiAM ciARk, |Aanua.ssrs,ov.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-24

CHARLES GILL, Aetuary.
Isaac ABsArr, Secretary.
hoK.eI WIssTrs, {Audi.ers
.Tobd,ns sdttca 10 the poh7es Of ron -
per dmbet'on q the future premiums q rom
rs 100 10 70 100 PEI Of the premnam shove
New -Yorh March !, ieS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-05

rsbce recently entitled "for the better Of
inc Sabbath, which k.ied Of ia the Assissaots
This may te set down tho Tchest joke Of the season
peperated by that as.ute body, the AlderInen his
perhaps the most essentially and thoroughly mixed
community on earth-Jcws AMI Gsnriles OF every
sseel, cline hue and color and 10 undertake 70 as'
On upop such an Heterogeneous msss the oosers-
aace Of Sunday a Sabbath, zotss e0S<as' uoocf
heavy penalties. Is farce OF the highest chracter
TIE christans nominal, or real, who are enyious OF
de clever bu meas which the Jews drive on Sunday
vill have to try little harder before they can reach
,bo point sined at The subject Of the Sabbath has
heeu cutie ably DISCUSSED, pro and con- during the past
n,rth 20 that good will evcntuate from the move
men, Laws which cannot be enforced are bad lava,
and should not be enacted
What next The Municipal and Federal oficers of
San francisco gave Mr.. Dillon, French Consul din
oer on the csh ins aud in their Of invitation ssy
,ey laval themselves of the occasion of the elevation
II bis Mnesty. Napoleon Ill, &c, to express" &c,
&c. II this kind of tosdyism cannot be patented it
cueh, vt least to be picked and fhe Municipal md
rsdersl officers Of San francisco" are no, set Of per.
f,ct foo zoos 1t will be bard TO say what they are
An Interesting pass at arms" is going between
the city authorities and the Commissioners Of the Sink.
ing Fund in which, as usual there viii be some nice
crumbs for somebody to pick up and valuable land will
have the titles go tainted before the final thrust that the
public goose viii not thrive upon the proceeds.
We are anticipating large reinforcement Of Celes-
tails the fOwcry nation has learned that the excel
lent obefi'y known Gov John Bgler, is appcased Of
the dire wrath heretofore expressed Advices from
Hong Kong four weeks later dates, barren ofinter
est except hat Misunderstanding Of serou charac-
YER had ariseD the American and British Vice.
Consuls and remained una1usted
Captsin TosteD, u s. n, Commander Of the Tennes-
(mail steamer Otto morrow is serously ven
Of Panama fever as 70 re unable 10 take command Of
that vessel on this voyage On her late TIP up there
numerous deaths and much suffering.
remaia, respectfully, &c, GEO. " p.