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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-09
To ne Editor IF The n. Y Tribsne;
In YOUR dialogue between Man and woman,


vou saw in behalf of Woman. Why ensc, ststies az
AIbsn, and Washington to fortify the laws OF Godf"
Jus. so. Webster asked why resnact the ordnance
of God which renders Slavery in New Mexico impossi'
blefS The Tribune can best answer tho former qas-
tor since in the latter found such ample ground 'of
the vilifcaton of that great statesman
Yours, SAUCE fos THE "oosA,
tY9 You are under great mistake ne'so-
Dor The Editor of The Tribune openly and
in good faith offered to waive the Wllmot FRO
viso with regard to New-Mexico and CanIor'
MIA months before Mr.. Webster did. Had MT.
w been as willing to "reensct the law oil
God with regard to fugitives from slavery
or At least not TO contravene it-as ne was to
waive the Wilmot Proviso with regard to New
Mexico-we should not have differed. True,
it is not quite certain that the Law OF God
had excluded Slavery from New-Mexico any
more than from the mountain portion OF some
Southern States; but We did not break with
Mr.. Webster on this ground. Ed.
vitality misquoted-what we said was quite diner
ent We believe in civil Governments reenscting Gods
moral law, bu, not the law of gravation and the IKE
irrevocabIe DEGREES of Nature. I'D
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-09
MASSACHUSETTS,.

The coaesced Democratic and Free Sod
parties have carried the Constitutional Con-
vention by handsome majority. Probably
this is well. They had called the Convention
they were responsible to the People therefor,
and will naturally be more anxious to make
Reformed Constitution acceptable TO the con-
stituencies than n Wing majority would When
thing is TO be done, il is better that those
who are earnestly in favor ii and responsible
for doing il well, should have the control Of it.
There obviously was concerted effort
among the Coalition leaders 70 bring their
strongest men into the Convention, regardless
of the shrieks Of locality This is right.
Ex-Gov. Marcus Morton is chosen from his
own town Taunton as is Gen. Henry Wilson
(of Natick,) and Hon. Nsthl. P. Banks (of
Wltham) ExGoy Boutwell, was beaten in his
own town by Wig, but We believe is chosen
from some other Ben. +. Hallet, of Boston.
who is personally unpopular, is elected from
two different towns-Marblehead and GU
He viii of course hold on to one seat and re-
sign the other. Arson Burlingame, of Cam
bridge, is elected from Northboro' Whiting
Griswold, of Greenfield, from Ewing; d. w.
Ayord, Of Greenfield, from Montague; Henry
w Bishop, from his own town, tL@nox;) Hon,
Alex. De Witt M. c. elect from Oxford !;
Edward L. Reyes (of DedhHn) from Abing-
don and Charles Sumner Gu. S. Senator
BOSTON, from Mansfield, the home and grave
Of Mr. Webster, which, seeing thar it took
place on the 9TH Of March, the 81 anniversary
Of Mr.. Webster's famous Compromise speech,
proyokes many comments.
The Wings have elected some strong men
among them sx.Gov. Briggs and julius Rock,
wen from Pittxeld; Hon. Rufus Choate,
Vim. Appleton, Geo. S. Hilsrd and ]. Thos.
Stevenson from Boston; Hon. c. W. Uphsm
from Salem; Rev. Milton p vBraman from
Danvers, p E. Aldrieh from Barre, &c. We
should say, however, that the preponderan,e
OF talent as Of numbers is On the side Of the
Coalition. While they were making places in
the rural districts for their leaders, We wish
they had remembered Stephen c. Phillips.
Among the Editors chosen are Col. VIM.
Sehouler Of The Atlas, j. s. Sleeper Of Tie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-09

IL Gov. SEwARD's SPEECH against the
exemption of Railroad Iron from duty was
received and put in type by us in advance of
any other paper. But We SO received it under
a stipulation that all the journals o. our City
that might see fl to publish it should have
equal chances to do so, and we held il over
yesterday morning in order to give them the
stipulated opportunity. Meantime one of our
cotemporaries, having obtained proofslips
from us on Monday evening, printed the Speech
thereftom yesterday moruiDg-thus in advance
Of all others. OF course, this was the result
of Misunderstanding between the Editor who
had received il on honor and his subordinates
who inserted it-but We hope such misunder
standings will not become habitual. They
might create ill-feelng
We believe this Speech saved the duty on
Railroad Iron. II is now morally certain that
no modification of the present Tariff can be
effected for the next year-probably not for
fifteen mOnths-if at all during the next Con-
gress. Industry and Business viii take notice
and govern themselves accordingly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-09

= In the Senate, Mr.. Clayton commenced
his expected speech on the Clayton and Bull
wer Treaty, for which he has been Industrious
ly preparing He evidently feels sore at the
attacks made upon him in the recent discus
sion in the Senate on that subject. But, in
our estimation, he does not add to the dignity
of his position by his gratuitous declaration at
the outset Of his remarks, that for what he
may say he holds himself personally response
bic. Mr.. Clayton is too old TO be intimating
pistols and coffee. The Telegraph gives US but
meager account of the speech. We presume
the most Of it is TO come on another day. Mr..
Clayton gave way On motion of Mr.. Smith to
90 into Executive session.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-09

~ Hon. HENRY FIrzHUGH, the wing "a
nal Commissioner of our State has submitted
to the Legislature a proposal that Canal Re-
pairs shall hereafter be made by contract, duly
advertised and awarded to the lowest respon-
sible bidder. There is a small class OF Repairs
that of Breaches during the Boating season
for which this would hardly answer but in
all other cases il is right and would effect
large saving to the State. We family hope Tor
it adoption.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-09
BY TELEGRAPH.
Southern Telegraph oee eocs11 q Hanover and Bsars
Washington Gossip.

Washington Gossip.
Special Di.pateh TO The ~ Y Tribune.
> WASHINGTON, Tuesday, March 6, 1853.
The Senate devoted few minutes to-day
to an Executive Session. In which the Indian Treaties
sent In by Mr.. Fillmore were opened, but no action
taken On them.
No nominations were made.
Sec. Guthrie has rented Mr.. Conrads house
aud purchased his furniture.
Ii. Burdne, Of Chicago, is pressed for Com
missioner Of Patents 8. II. Hobbe for First Assist
ant Postmss,er.Ge General.
Col. German is certain soon to DO appointed
Commissioner Of the Land Office.
The President solemnly declares that he
will appoint NO Marshal opposed to the Fugitive slave
Act. GUS.
From Washington The Boston CoIicctorsh's'
Spseia! Di.pateh 10 The " Y. TyiJgns
WASHINGTON, Tuesday, March 81 r."
Mr.. Clayton is now speaking with great
power In reply to the late attack Of Gen. Cas- "'
may occupy the whole day.
1t is said that the President has sent IN "
the Senate ~ nominations OF Peasiee' OF ~ ~
Collector "a Boston and Ben =. Halleit S u D. DE
triet Attorney for Massaehases'
Nominations, &c.
WASHINGTON March g is9a
Tomorrow Gen. PEAsLEE and bIs' nA
LET, will be nominated and confrned-tne ioiihe's
Collector Of Boston, the other a. Unea S'a's'
Of that District. .,u-
Messrs Mason and DOUGLASS will follow M
CLAYTON Won Mr. C.'s resolution. Of inquiry.
There fe indications of serions disturbances
arising Out Of the distribution Of the Offices
In my dispatch published yesterds! MORNING.
the nsme of the prominent candidate Tor tns Ss''
Agency at Bostou, should have been James "mnns.
EYE.
Death Of New.Jeysey state Sennter.
TRENTON Tuesday. March = 1919
Hon. Reuben Fithian, Senator from Gunner
LAID died this afternoon, 9, hb lodgnss u Piedny'
Beth Houses immediately ad.ourne5.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-09
Cr.rs,s BAzAAEkSome months ago Nit.

,ceeded tc Europe forthe purpose OF enter mo
ontracts with the first Houss IN the several depart
49,. ~ lnsiDess comprehended in his Ladies and ave,
- PszasY6 Ia this lie has besn entirely successful ana
~ ,onoators of fashionable Spring Goods selected BY
himself or manufactured 10 his order IN fars and Lohaon
On Tursday the 10Th inst spring season will De opened a.
The Bszasr with the and perO socS o. On
Sysns Head Desses Boys and Infants Clothing Hosiery
Loo Fmbroideres Ladies Parsmade shoes Gsiter &c
ths, has ever crossed Atlantic Many ofthe syieso
drr;s Fancy Hats both ard OF the costumes i
Row age, had not appeared abroad when the
were made and viii be 70 me
ie. N foyeien taste variety Of styles from ths
read "A and clothing factories attached to the bsLaar VIII
on that dsy be brought cut that the prodgcs OF hFe
49,. 80 70 % ois..r,s GENIN's BAZAAR,
''' VI WIZ ST Nicholas Hotel, No SIS Broadway n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-09

- The Coalitionists of Massachusetts, are
exulting over the result of the election Of. Del
egates TO the Convention 20 revise the Consti-
tuition. The following is from The Boston
Commonwealth:
WILSON, KITES, SrnNEK. GzIswoLD AND BANKS
ELECTED TO IKE CONVENTION We have the zraris
eeron ~ announce readers that the election of
yesterday has resulted in glorious victory of the
trends Of Constitutional Reform-and IN the utter and
not cover the whole Commonwealth but they are sV1t
een, 10 show that the Reoers have swept the State
Ike vhiriwind. We doubt ii the Wings have chosen
one hundred delegates % the Convention
Ben amin r. Hsiett Of Boston il elected By the town
q Gal Richard H. Dana Jr, Is elected by the town Of
Manchester And to crown al, the town Of nzrshfeld
TIE town Of the home and the grave OF Daniel Webster
has On the 9TH Of March, tie third anniversary Of the
nfsrnoss speech which gave life 70 The Compromises
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-09
FOURTH DISTRICT.
Total
SIXTH DISTRICT.


The candidates local and personal issues alone,
and as the people permitted to vote for but few
officers we have no means of comparing the result
with former elections The State has been agitaed OF
late with proposition to give the people the power of
voting for various officers, President Governor, &c,
but the Legislature took action thereon The next
Congressional delegation win stand as follows
l. Gen John Mcqueen w. Col Preston =. Brooks.
II. Hon. VIM. Aiken. V..Hon. james l.. Orr
III. Hon w. F. Colcoek. vi. Col. w. w. Boyce
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-09

cod ~. r,,x. sieve law elected Charles Sarfrer ct
- =, .~..,, - IN the Convention: All honor
to the home q Mr.. webs,sri The Seventh Of March
glorously redeemed. ,, c,r .s.-,,
We earnestly hope to hear CAST Hon ChirieS san,
wss elected in Quincy. az the 1911 w. - 80,
hat some osher constituency WI elect him todsy'
We are in no mood ct the late hour OF watch we wn.s
for further detAis The whole thing may DC summon
up in one word-Yictory
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-09

~ By an arrival at Providence, we have an
account of fight in South Africa, between a
British force Of 4 thousand men and six thou
sand natives. The latter we're routed aud the
British took 6,OO0 head Of cattle from them,
upon which they sued for peace.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-09

The SPRisG STYLE OF HASA combina'
ton OF skill experience and taste has produced IN oI
the present that the world OF iasnion cehnot "a "
h ite approval for II IL chaste and elegant IN us
eonceptiop and ia CHEST degree eredibe s an ev-
deDce Of the rapid advancement we have maze 70 he
Sctnys M the Hat KKOx JAMES judged by this produc,
ton have tie ability aud the will and are lrainy destined
m become our lesding Their Sales Room In Capt
Desroots new Hotel OF sprlnBst ana bIosa"eJ'
direcflx onnosite the Collamore House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-09

~ The so.called Democratic party made
a clean sweep in New-Hampshire yesterday
History informs us that the Dutch once took
Holland
The worst of il is that the Gerrymander has
defeated Mr. Tuck, whose seat in Congress
will be be filed by Pierce man.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-09
LARGE SALE OF REAL Estate AT AUCTION

LARGE SALE OF REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION
We notice that AsTHoSY BLEEcKER will sell az paeic
suction rms DAY the 9Th inst ~ IL O'Clock az the eI
BY order Of the executors OF Iho Jones'
dseessed rre tract Of land situated AZ West and L
Neoks South Oyster Bay Queens County, H. l., 0ppos,s
The rc.dence of John Parker Esq., containing zD acres
OF beautiful land l2 OF which are srabe ana tne TO
msinder in productive meadow also the house and ot NO
III ST. desi able lots on Troy ST. near Urcen
icbst house and lot No z5 18Th ST. house and lot on I'd
st. near 4tbay; lots ON ssst near athay l2ts on tne
corner OF sth-ev and 6J't large lo win tne padinss
,he,eon nm Iltb-ay near 4thst; lots on 33fst, near
Brosdwsy The hote the northwest corner OF 5dsy aud
i9Sdst Tots adjoining tbs 3dav lots opposite the
s-me on Sdsy; 5 beautiful lots Congress Union and
HoteIsts Paterson n also house and lot IN the w
LACE Of Newown aud % Of choice land near the VI
tsse Of Nswtowp ii miles from Wili,mshTeh L. l. For
mana and further particulars Of the above eppy TO the ane-
t,o5,eer No BrOad-st. tIo1<l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-09
souru CARoIISA.-In the let, lid, lid aud

vth Districts there opposition to the present
members of Congress, viz Messrs Mcoueen' AIKEN
Cocock, and Orr and therefore they are elected In
the WITH and With there were several candidates Mr.
Boyce is elected in the With and Col Brooks In the
Ivth District The following the returns of these
two Districts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-09

Ig WISCONSIN will get no Maine Law this
winter majority report has been made against 1t
in the Senate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-09

- Two Hundred Thousand Dollars have
been expended since Jan. /, by the Street
Department, on account of pavements This
little item is to be looked into, per resolution
of the Aldermen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-09

~ INDIANA has a moderate Anti'Llquor
bill ordered to third reading in the House by %
Yeas to a NsV.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-09

Journal. and E. rockingham. Jr., Of The
Post, Boston.
Boston, Salem, Lawrence and Pittsfeld went
Wing; Lowell, Worcester, New-Bedford snd
Springfield Coalition
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-09
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
Nrw.yoRK. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 9.
For Europe.

The next number of The Tribune for Europe
q, c;rculatioa viii be issued THIS MORNING. ct
COOK. 1t will contain all the Latest News up
n ,be time of going to press Single copies, In wrap
ner,. ready for mailing, can be had at the desk
Price Six Cents The Arobia sails from this port To-
Dav az y o'clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-09
~ From his Excellency Willard Fillmore,

frssdent OF he lnled states . -,
EXECUTIVE MANSION, WASHINGTON, Jan 81, lsaS
Ts T. LYON, Nc 4si Broadway New-YogA;
sra have the pleasure 10 nform yoa that jury Of the
ROYAL Commissioners connected with the Exhibition OF the
Works OF all Nations at London IN the year 1881 in
sdertion OF yon having exhibited specimens OF Magnetic
Powder ~ the destruction of insecS has awarded YOU
Medal Ccitfcse and Copy Of the Report Of the lures
These ARTICLES the possession Of Cc Peter Force
of this city, Chairman Of the American Executive Commit
tee aud VIII be forwarded YOU BY sceh mode Of convey
aace as yea shall sasgess.
Very respectfully your che,liens servant,
lSignedl MllARp FfLLAoEE,
Chairman of the Central Committee, IT, s.
PFrsx roRcs Chairman Of the Executive Committee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-09

w CONNECTICUT holds Temperance State
Convention at New Haven to morrow Crhursday)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-09
ry- The "ComrosIrE Iron RAILING" made

CV' The "ComPosITE IRON RAILING hlauo
n, the ATLANTIC RAILING WoREs,
Conb,nes ueat beauty strength aud cheApness IL u
Wrousht Iron Framework connected by Ornamental Cast
Iron Tea melted and around the structure Itself IL
nay be made light and graceful nike the
WIRE RAILING,
or heavy and solid like the Cast Iron A.,
Railines Cor esps streets oihces cene'etes &C "o
Vefandahs Balconies, &c, for sale by ,., vosrrs
No. 500 broadway. corner OF Wakerst
who "a the only one s1'thorized 10 seh '''s "
Rail-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-09

CONTAMINATION SALE OF CHOICE Lors At
Auortos Our readers will please take notice that Al
srsr ri KIcoLAY will sell THs At II o'clock, at the
Merchants Exchange she balance OF ISj beautiful b9ndns
town Maps and fall particulars be obtained at the
Og,ee nj the Auctiopeer,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-09

J,cE AND Muslin CURTAINS At REDUCED
The best assortment the city at KELTH FER
cusoNs Window Shade and Curtain store NO -Sss ptoso'
49, one door shove Reade II.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-09

" GEoReh has had strong Maine Law
Convention Per contra, the 'Grocers' Of Savannah
have held meeting, and formed an anti'LiquorLsw
association
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-09

Sp,rsp,p CARPETIsGs F0R SPRISG SALES,
iaa-sntra A. LouHssEEY No. 4ls Pearlst, are now
receiving in store per late arrivals large stock OF velvet
tapestry Brussels three ply and ing & ,sn
10 The recent In prices they are enabled 10 ohe
=, yerx great inducements
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-09
~ FowtKRs a. WILLS, Phrenolog.sss and
r,hh.h.r. Clinton Hail. No ISL Nsssaa-s;. Ne~-York
W,,r,,o. Rook.xEErIye. &c.-Gentlemei

WRirisG, HOUSEKEEPING, Nc.-uentiohvh
with hnsness NAV attain mastery and availa-
bic knowh aee of Double Entry, al FOSTERS CoNAtk.
c IssrlTvrr" No Sg7 broadway IN the short space OF
AcecuntA The London Patriot says MANY Young nsn
has been M able obtain situation, whch would have ea
Rim 10 wealth from his ignorance Of this most impoFts
nor tiop OF commercial education Treatise upon treatlse
has been wrcn protesting teach tins silence bet they
hsxe ali mere or less eossoA m with difficulties and tech
rsf,rs which do not belong TO H. The thing 10 simple
encush i'm f.f aud Mr. Foster has succeeded IN setting u
plainly before the Student mai persons 81 Tue s' n'
crate capacity may easily acquire H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-09

- o. mopdsy the Ilih Of March, st the PAss as
lns 'FMoEIUa Ne 3ji Broadwsy fof the sr'hs Ss
TILL Iii 80 displeyed collection Of raTtss "a au
S.,,1e fhe prsdacts Of foreign and OF naive ssN
.T.ia1 10 tbs WoIl6 Of Fas5ion. - ..;u further
Inc - NJ ~ two months may now un3uesNOu'
sls bs Srcnonseed tie o,t q wei - z he
shert for the sale Of shsws sno me- ~ ,ha o
in - I'd the present sesson Deing more tAsI
cstec ,;ss with Persian novelties, as wei on account o.
he interesting ceremonies der have 1e Iss ,pei Elm Ddu.
toe M be- held in this city the proPriefoL can
eonsdeny state thar he VII o5fI neS T EAT % ''
bsnles eno ~ rooms viii be thrown open on t11
end the different articles so arranged as 70 AFFORD
every iaciy o vii be devoted exclusively TO those
me NM, 1ed for The Worlds Fair. Gro. BULPIs
n&"'"~ Paris MsntiIls Emporium, No. 3Sl Broadway;
ppieas, observe the opening day IL on Monday tne
~. ~ sch on should the weather prove propous on
,hs era uccee5ng fine day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-09

K,ox's ADVICE TO THE IsEAPLk IL D,
Al asss q t Ss UPON SEn k Isos We know Of
about p e Sses ~ 50 eloe sry of the sottneS ana
s sas sV q TIE The and sssioee .. !. s tie
t9re 12o gul,ousf Cal and spend - with nm 70
De-, own Advantage snd bs gr-ilhestloh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-09

~ The Hair can be made 10 grow, can be
stopped from falling ont, be rendered thick iky ana
bsau,i nv he erular appca Of CRsrADosos HAIR
PRysIRvAfIyE AND BEAufRiER To thus iaet there are
clouds OF witnesses Prepared and sold by ChsfADoko
No e A.lnr House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-09
nra1rrEss NOTICES.

10 II L. Fosrrrs Fashionable w. Gl oI.as =
h,.,,cpt No q courtndi Is a ts ba%ips pubic
ss cad. :, % @ he 5 s I'D sy 's ssS "a dspsssh
rr.ce
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-09

II The sublime impudence of the Board of
Aldermen would be astonishing if coming from
any other quarter. Last night, with all the
deliberation imaginable, they raised Commit
tee of seven members (Denman, Brisley, Barr,
Boyce, Ward, Oakley and Sturtevant,) to
examine and report 10 the Board the increase
of the taxation Of the City from lS45 to 1852
inclusive, its distribution under the different
heads or departments, the principal causes
Of such increase, the proper remedies for
any abuses that may exist in reference thereto,
and such amendments to the Charter, as may
in their opinion be necessary and proper to
secure most efectually the benefit of good
and economical Government to the city"
This We reckon to be about the coolest piece
of efIrontery on record. But it won't do,
Messrs. Aldermen your masters-the People
will attend to amending the Charter, and
their first step that way will be to eject ma
iority of you ANONYMOUSLY from the seats you
have disgraced, and the confidence of those
you have plundered and betrayed. Your
white-washing is prosecuted vigorously, but ii
was begun too late.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-09

PATENT EXCELSIOR STEEL PIMA new ana
very superior AreleThs pen Is particularly reeommene
"a H. nse on Book keepers and othe who wnte much
. ~ bs. ali the fexbity OF the quill Sold wholesale ami
re,sl Inv CARR 4 Hicks, StAroncrs, No 81 Nassaust.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-09
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS g. Humphreys,

(NRpITINGS. EIthouN IN ~ -
No Sa broadway have Just opened and daily receiving
an unusual supply of rch and elegant carpets dIcet io
France and England consisting OF Mo}nel Aubosso su
A,mnser from the most cecbrated French manutaoto
res AFp Ich Medalhsn Velvet and Mosaic Carpets from
Messrs CTossley Sons England together with gen
tra assortment Of other qualities OF Carp ine to ae On
reasonable terme
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-09

w. II. DlsBRow's RIDING ScHooi, No. 90
sth.N-Aeurs Cor Ladies, from A Nj; 10 r NJ: Hours
,ns ~ Sc or ,ske lessons al this establishment mas be In
teaucei by some ems known 70 the Proprietor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-09

DEFIANCE SALAMASpER SAfEs-UAfLER
p,,rsr-Dspot No 20 John ST. Of Gold ION alsi
&C. Nav No lQe pears Que door below Madcn-lnne)
RoerRT M PArRoK is the sole manaisetaref IN the onl
Tad States OF the above calculated safes and T. ooffNs
la Defiance Locks