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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-18
MINERAL, WEtLTYF.

We are digging some Sixty Millions of God
every year in California, and the whole land is
infsmed with the mania for gold-hunting. Oar
youth sigh for a lodge aud pick on the banks
Of the Feather OF the Yuba; grave seiguiors,
their heads already white with the frost OF
years, are rushing 10 San Francisco to make
their pile before Death oycrtakes them; anl
even thrifty, forehsnded citizens, surrounded
by comfor, and competence, desert their fami-
lies and homes for the chance of heapiug up
the yellow dross on the shores of the far Pa
cifc. Probably as many set eli unwisely as
wisely, and many hut in the mountain gorges,
many miserable refuge on the banks Of the
Sacramento and It's tributaries, echoes the Bit
ter lamentations of a broken spirit, which has
exchanged its sangaine dreams Of q quickly
won fortune and an after life OF sumptuOas ea-
joynient for the stern realities Of disappolnt-
ment, sickness, exposure. destituti0n, neglect
ard an unmarked, unmoistensa grave.
That California wall have enhanced the
wealth 4 he country We do not doubt; for it
has impelled many thousands TO exertion aad
production who would otherwise have coatin-
aed inert and useless. Suppose there are bat
my thousand of these. earning an average
Of $500 each per aanum, their net coatribu.
tion TO the National wealth must smoun, a,,b
year to $4,000 700, which (includin, inter
est) viii be swelledtO an aggregate Of a, least
Ssoo,oco,Oco in the course of twenty years.
Yet If this same asgregats-of previously star
nant Labor could have been impeIled. with
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-18
~ d. Farling, late of The Al5asy Atias,
has become the proprietor of The osrsso PslsliSz.
T The Florencs Correspondent Of II

Nv lie Florence correspondent of TAf
Newark saresissr says Tie Brush eg6csrs az M.lta
spoke with much ipteres, OF the Ametican naval exp
diticn ispsn from which great rcsults are antsca
The sane thing may be said Of well Informed circles
here Tue project seems 10 have arrested the attention
OF Earopesp observers everywhere, as new nsnlies
tson q the growing power and resources OF the uaisd
S,aes Oar commercial enterprixes are securing for
due Consideration In the world which : beginning
TO reckon us in the first rsnk cfnslionS
The projected New>York Crystal Palace Exhibition
also a,irscts much fsvershle regard IA sgest from
the Lender ssency, tNr BArrcw) reached here few
days ago and tells me that he has everywhere dur
ing h tcUr thropeh the Southern States OF Europe the
best Dispositions the subject The Arts of Italy win
certainly be Handsomely represented her hrs, artists
aud sftssbs have expressed really desire 10 respond
10 the inv,siicn Of the managers Baf comes rathw
late sno they VIII scarcely ksye re get their sps
mems In NewYcrk in time for the opening o: the Exh
bitor u h the general desire that the time may be OK
tended month. The project was hspplly conserved,
and there be net too much haste you VII have splea
did exhibition Of the worlds progress in The arts n
peace and which will serve TO oounsersctihs evil eecis
OF aihusiering demsgegucism. Uncle TOms CaSsa "
psseipk &c, on the public rGrd s9T9st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-18

essed Ire aoceni Of y rs,4s M.s-i q scu,a-rs rs
aeu, Feb g. IsS5 n sARSSSr. Register.
Sol, seems that no, only Bolinss funds were slci
couple Of thousand for a man who would no, have
brought his claimants the auction block $500 bustaas
ss72 90 are taken from the Treasury to pay for gen
tee ride 70 Charleston snd back
There i one feature more in this respectable nm
hunt on which we make passing remark and We hare
dope. Il Is this.
Barnett and Anderson, the no claimants Of John
were both present &, the trisl When he was commit
ted to their custody as their slave there not
sure 70 say in NewYork foo,-hsrdy or insane
a. to believe after Witnessing the quiet orderly gen
tlemany department Of Boiling throughout the whole
affair that any danger OF q mob. rescue or escape
could be Spprehended And least of all was any such
danger to be spprehended after be seated In the
cars or en- the steamboat between bis two esptorsI
cord or single pair of letters al one dollars expense
could have made all secure But they knew that even
such was unnecessary.
WHY then we ask Is Deputy and bis two sturdy
Assistants" to ride 10 miles st 81 lsc per mile 70
aid these claimants But who were these two assist
srts"s Were they Barnett and Anderson themselvssi
If so Uncle Sam very liberal to carry them home
al bis expense Or were. they extra Assistants II
the latter than the expense was most outrageous
one wholly unnecessary. But the job on the whole
i not lean but very fat one-and a Marshall can,
well afford 20 be nimble in slave hunts, Let US see,
One dollar and twelve cents each mile. We believe
few OF our Railroads or Steam Boats charge beyond
three or -four cents per mile call it four and Marshall
Talnsdge pockets the nett pretty of ONE DOLLAR
PER mile for 10 miles.
SO that we now learn tha. not only the Commissioner
gets 100 per premium for sending back the fugitive
but the Marshall pocle still larger fee. Blu. never
mind the Treasury pays. What has the North to do
with slavery"l Oh nothing gentlemen only TO be
skinned lie still let you sprinkle in dno salt and pep
per and no, iounee, else the Union will be osted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-18
BuyrNEss NOTICES.
syRrrs sALEs. 1853

po,rr.R Coops Asp PoYvLAs PRIczs.-
,.ic..s -Un1eyi,tEg aid Unf5rrr granted
by sddits Interest ..,...
.,;,r .s.o.t,.ent Of GooDs aad the <ynS Eoa which
we dsyoe oftbeuo-
On, r,rs sre those ssoytd and purs7ed ssecer1y for
,he ps.s year By cor PREDECESSORS TTeedy, Sio7'0n
Plmpsos which briefly e. ioloSs;
Ws,ira 70 sell ell toe Coed, 10 Which we deal a's '@y
lsltadsosee 70 enable to d. ts. sacoesaly We %
f our ssocE at nc, sys' uniform add naasEs'nE
10 all ,.-4isshx
adding interest.
We tale .ccsson to sIluss 70 cur Stock, !" f'''0"'
rztxr AND slrcBaS oErzETnEsr'
IN - 81 xerdosc Cochsco, sprague's Phhp AT
L., American Print Works and DHn2eIs ff'n'' ''ss'H
:. IA, w,,tinston Black sEd IsTender 90 ana very
...o,,,<pt Of MaddeT snd Steam Prints, from "
toGie. - a;..;,.. pno,, Go I'm.
p,;,,, which we oGsI az such al from le. TO I.e.
" ,b,n The perfect Coda >Lancaster ana Man
-. ,,o,o,sie Oingdsns added toa yery choice aSsot
-.fy,,nch German sad Scotch Goods Of this descnp-
ton. -
=. 81. Department buyers win find a3ortDsnt Of
r,s Goccs ur surpassed by any Establishment IL oe conn
,x We invite an Inspection Of Domestic Ls~ns from
sc ~ Izfc: scotch and English 10 from 7c to nc French
I.n. Jsoope.s end Bsrsses constantly refeshed By cur
~ In rortstiops end purchases from sneton MOusin de
.s,,,om &C. TO 25c STUFF Goods generally. Staple Silks,
suI I'm. nj shsw. &C. in addition to the regular assor
. slxsv. in complete condition. We aim TO have every
t,,sb Job ofsoething the Dress Goods line for
the sharp and setiye retailers.
WHITE GOODS DEPARTMENT.
w. bsye devoted large space IN orr establishment to
be the Manager OF this Department To exhibit fu line.
o6,hcysrous Goods coming under ts head Among which
i,l bs found very large assortment Of Whhe Linens ola
vr,des and styles offiGh City Retailers and Shrtmakcrs
~ particularly invited inspection ofthese Goods
TmBvoideyie-we Iey particular attention to this de.
,,u,,op Of Goods and exhibit very foil and extensive
r.,s. Csmbrics, Jscos.ets Lawns, Muls Table Cloths
Tow.,s Napkins Linen Shcetipes, Pillow Case Linens
e. al Grades and styles suitable for housekeeping pur-
no,., hotels steamers and pacietshps; Paper Canjres,
SIN Fripses Lacss, Linen Cambria Hdkis-, &C. &c.
HOSIERY DETARTnEsr.
A large assortment Of low priced Ho5ioy and Cloves.
The ssso imeut Of Goods IN tdis Department complies
.,,ry.hin. a. the way Of Hosiery Glover, Mis- Shirts
Drsws Cravsts SC. The Manager Of these Goods invites
IN. closest scutny of,be stock.
wooLEs GOODS DEFAkTnEET.
Co,p,Yi... fun assortment Of Goods adapted 70 mems
tbe Trimmings therefor selected with reference TO
~ wants Of the Retailer and Cothor.
DOMESTIC GOODS DEPARTMENT.
A large stost, bought before the rise.
CARPET DEPARTMENT.
full line Of Domestic aud Foreign CaTpetng
YANKEE ROTOR DEPARTMENT.
full aud complete Stock
MovLTos, PLInYToS, WILLIAMS Co,
Importers and J0bben,
No II Broadway.
~ On the 18th DAY Of May neTt will Remove to
No IL yese,st communicating with No. Barcllyst d
rectly In the rear Of the Astor House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-18

DrisIos OF FLoRrDA.-The Albany (Ga }
PGfrt0i barns that project In agi,atou.si Tallahassee
Tor DIVIDING the State Of Florida Il proposed by the
coy ocstes OF ne plan TO unite that portion Of the State
yDg wet OF Chstts5oochee River 70 Alabama and that
porncn elng between the Chzf2hoochee aad Sawannee
70 SeoIg GA the balance 10 constitute the future
StAts 81 F!or.da The Paea spprehends tina. he pro.
Ses VIII Iheet with strenuous opposition and that moth
ing VIII come Of IT, Tis SaraaRs1 Georgian however,
Seiests mat II The question put 70 vote three
iourtbs Il the voters OF Nadle Florida yuH be fnd
~ .,of o. gnring that portion Of the State to Georgia
Df acc.e Florida, readers VIII always understand
e. says Ire Georgian 70 the section between me
ssSa0 nee ala tar Ap.isehise.s Rivers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-18

Il The decease Of Col. Samuel Stark
weather was noticed under the obituary head in yes.
ierdsss Tribune. lie was native, we believe Of Con.
neeteut but at an early age removed to Osego coun-
IT, in this State, where be commenced the practice of
law. He acquired great emlnence ct one time in his
profession, and there hardly a criminal suit Of i'm
por;snee in the middle counties Of the State in which
he was not retained. lie was also at one time very
prominent in politics, representing his county In the
State Legislature with distinguished ability, and fre
queDily stumping the State during important political
contests
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-18
List Of deaths on board steamship Ohio on

her passage from Aspinwall TO New-York.
Feb 4-Edwsrd Hirst. aged %, of Reading Yorkshire,
Ems, OF disease of the heart buried az sea
FEB s. Charles Fisher AGED a. of Cincinatus Cortland
Co, n. u, OF bilious rcmtent feveTi buried on shore
Kingston, ia.
Feb Peter Conner, aged a. OF ireland. Of b,hess
remiitcut fever; buried ON shore at Kingston, ia
Feb ll-D,vd Barrow, aged -. Of Pittsburgh. Pa, of
billions reuittsnt fever buried shore kingston ia
Geo McCarty aged q, OF Ireland OF do buried asa
John Date OF Hazel Green, WIS., aged 80 Of do buried at
j. Franklin Stiles and Robert Burma sent to the
Charity Hospital At Kingston, ia, Feb 18th 1883
Feb. lith-E. Ayers, AGED n, OF Ellenyille, NJ Y. Of
bilious relittent fever Buried al sea.
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ARRIVAL OF The OHIO.
The steamship Ohio, Lieut.. II. j. Hsrts

Inc sIeaniship Ono, Lieut.. II. J. Har.stens
commanding. len Aspinwsll on the evening Of the n
instant and arrived at kinestoa Izn on the evsan,
of the 9th On the morning Of the 9Th. in s,.saosa,
to leave the harbor, she was aground by TIE p,.
where she remained fas, until lghisned OF her eA.,,
and anchors water, and 40 tuns of Goals After a..
ting shost che returned to the city and finally efs a.
the morning Of the llth.
She brings the California mails Of Jan 18th. o. ss
3ls in gold dust SC on freight. and 3li psssesr.n
We notice in the list OF passengers the names OF Co,
J. c. Hayes CHE celebrated Texan Ranser) and Ca.
John L. Addison Of san Francisco.
The following is the Specie List of the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-18
PhiIadrIphIn News Items.

PmIApELPnfA Thursday, FEB, II, 1883.
James Drillan died at the Hospital this morn.
ing from the effects Of injuries received last December
in consequence OF being jamod between the seat OF
omnibus and the top OF stable door
The case of John Capie and Carson Emmos,
charged with the murder OF Christopher Soohan on tho
29th Of January last by stabbing him with knife In the
left thigh, below the groin, called this morning
The prisoners both arraigned and plead not guilty
The weather to-day is lovely.
Camden. n. j., is lit with gas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-18
Coun.up's IrAIlAN MrnioArrp S,

OOUkAIU \ IIAiINN
On established fact ta fluids All substances rubbed nto
tho skin are taken up by absorbaS and quickly intro
into the ~ thew bad undergone the process
OF dig, stion IN the stomach We fn0w, for instance that
pefenna ountni rnbhcd upou he surface of the boiy
" IN rodree salvation short period as the qnck
silver were taken internally VA the foym Of blue pail In
the saice way hy absoptOnthe dniec,ing and anti IN
fsmiDatery properties 81 OoURAVns lrAttAs MEncATEp
SOAP reach the sat Of diseases which that preparation
aes "A "a % cure Thc Sts OF the ores; DO n0s
ainy wheI ard die hy the breath Of autumn than does
even phase Of disease dry and disappear under
a. Eiucrce OF The great yestareve Pus.ues blotches,
nicuoraens and every dssastius form OF Pnpes, salt
Rhenm Ringwoun Clara Chaes ROaghncss aud IN saort
every spceits oil cutAneors AL osan permADensy
rapidly cSsecStee BY this harmless yet powerful enclhent
teendony Al " oeS Ssvps o,d essaonsasd espSS %
LieuIn HAIR DYE, LiQvIp Rover, fOVDRG Svsrtlr for
uproolng tair cn low orhesds any part OF the body,
HAik EasgOkATlNE, LILY NulIG.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-18

ALDERMANIc PLUsDER--We understand
that some Of the Aldermen, aggrieved at an
article in our paper of the 9TH inst, under the
above title, are avengng themselves upon us
in the person Of the late Coroner We have
only to remark that DR. Ives neither furnished
the Information nor knew anything of the arti-
Gle until after its publication
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-18

AMAZING CrRcusSPEcrloS.-The papers are
praising the "reserve, tact, discretion, aud
yigor Of purpose which Gen Pierce displays in
keeping his Cabinet secrets to himself" Well
it is astonishing that he don't publish the list
especially if he has not determined himself up.
on the men be will appoint.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-18
Cen. Pierce in Philadelphia.

PInLADKLPhIs, Ttursdsy, Feo. IL, iooS,
Gen. Pierce, attended by his Secretary. Al.
Webster ard sergesn. ONcl, arrived here az ~ e.
this evening He was accompanied through New
sey by M Franklin Kinney, Of the STATE EssSs'',,.
COMMITTEE; John p. Jackson and Col Gurus, o. y.
Mr. Brcdhesd, Of Penn spd or er geudcnsn AMI '''>
.sdsIrg- II tas 1:y:hsr.s Us.ei.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-18
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
vrw.YORK. FRIDAY, FEB. IS, 1853.
~ SEE THIRD PAGE. Il

CosoREss.-In Senate, after the transaction
Of various items of private business, large
number important reports was made. Among
them vas one accompanied by resolutions in
favor ofdemanding religious rights for American
citizens, in future treaties Several resolutions
Of inquiry passed, and Messrs. Bel and Smith
spoke upon the Pacific Railroad bill. An Exc
cutiye Session followed and the Senate adj
journed. -,
In the House, after quorum bad az length
assembled, (for the members find it difficult to
meet at the very early hour Of ii A. NJ, the
provincial reciprocity bill was taken up and de-
bated until the close of the morning hour. We
take pleasure in recording the fact that the dis
cussion was able, and conducted in gentleman.
IN mapper-somethine rare in these days. The
civil and diplomatic bill followed, and al sorts Of
amendments we're proposed, some Of which were
agreed to, others ruled out of order, and then
the House adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-18

EuRorE-By the arrival of the Alps at this
port yesterday We have foreign dates to the
I'd inst, and by the America at Halifax to the
9Th. With the exception OF the details Of the
marriage Of Louis Napoleon, there is scarcely
anything of interest or importance in our ad-
vices Cotton had advanced, bresdstuffs were
dull and declined, and other articles generally
unchanged.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-18

SPLENDID CARFETINGS FOR SPRING SALES,
lssSS astrH LouNsBERy, 80. 4ls PeaIlst, are
coyiuk in store per late arrivals large stock OF Velvet
Tapesty. Brissea ThreCfly aud Ingram Cafpehng OF
chsstr ard elesnnt designs which having been purchased
previous to the EdV in prce they are enabled
10 offer very ~ eat Inducements
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-18

STEAMBOAT BURSr-The steam-tug Samson.
Capt Phillips while lying at the ferry landing. took
ERE abou. O'Clock this morning, and was entirely de-
stroyed The $. was used in towing vessels In the
har
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-18

GENTIEsHN's HArs--SPRiSG FAsHtoN FOR
1Ga-H TspEssCHEIn viii issue the Spring Style or leil
on Saturday neat tbs th lie soeits critical
ihsfop of iit def,n saIe material and worn 10
pssrpts % hah fashion which, although iudscribs
be lascp5fes the eye Se improvements IN tho art OF
harg deso ped aud applied IA hissPlendd fabric, wnld
ustif, The spufneturer in plscinR price upon far
rboye tire Ordinary - superior 20 ordinary has
Inst ad OF doing he sti Adhere 20 hs ioTmer price OF
Sa and ihev are certainly superior any hat sold In
Broadway for a. N EsPENSCHElp
No Ion Nassau ~, corner OF Ann.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-18

p In the matter of the suit brought by
Gel Chrystie 10 recover tract Of land in Texas val
ued st about half million Of dollars, the Supreme
Court Of the u s. have u Ia understood rendered
decision Ia favor Of Col C.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-18

Ksox's HAr-THE SPRISG SrYLg.-lt ia the
opinion of Knox, Of No Ia kultons that Ia the manu-
olrre of III. Hat that tie IL shoud be perfect and
TsTt shopd conpl,e ly harmonize that ali beholdsfs
ng Of discover evidences O the most refined taste
snd srouss peic, pons Of tho beautiful and appropriate
IN the wrarer nud tim idea fully developed IN his Hat
Tor tine approaching Soug fashion Call on Saturday next
and uake youT scle cticu.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-18

A TsApssMAN WITHOUT AMBITION IS MeeE
"DEAp-llSAnsIi tie ambition ofGREES No. As'or
Hosse 10 pfr<uee lhe hesi ns SRrts made IN America
lie has succeeded lie hss discovered method OF meas
pintnt thet iss and the tide cf hs eass0n knows
$40 al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-18

MoDEL FARM.-A bill has passed the Senate
of Michigan, spprophatipg $4,000 from the general
fund the credit Of the salt spring lands r the p
pose Of model farm In the improvement of the science
of agriculture, contemplated In the Constitution Tho
farm Is to be located at Lansing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-18

IL We are under obligations 70 z. F.
aArsdep, ESQ, PurseT of the ALP, for Tao LoAlO.
Tixes Of the "a inst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-18

20 Ii is said that Mrs Pierce will remain
IN Boston until liter the Inauguration Of the new
President
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-18
TnrRn rs so LlNlr no Dlsce,rar.--Once we

Travelled miles an hour travel 90 miles Once "a
hour, were Soou,j TO the Hair from Gay, Red
Saiv 10 Black or brown Now the thns d0no IN
Gnitry betferin five minutes wt C9IsrAooRo's EXcsL-
sicR yK sold and applied ~ his RcomA No Aston House
md lhf saie aleo BY DE rrinoipal pnrsiss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-18

IS-At the Convention at Augusta. Me-, the
Free sOilers nominated Dr. Ezekiel Holmes for Cor.
error
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-18

tR~ Tng NIw HAT ConPASY will introduce
then gpfiry tiyies a Hats hi, DAY Price only o. One
qpshi,, pnoe and abatement Mes iisand s3 Mas
sau-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-18

~ III. l.. FOsrER's Fashionable Clothing
Establishment Ne q Coutlandis rs desirable place 10
purchase Clothing Of every variety, where the buyins
pul o can at all times find full supply Of ready made
Cofhine nde M from the best materials and by the best
workm-u. Clothes made TO order with promP,ness and
d,epafth
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-18

tV- FREEMAN, No 80 Futonst. will intro
~ ee his sprus Etyo Of Hats for Gentlemen asuT Jay,
the lgth nat and r,spt cify sOGis share Of the public
patronage Thoee WHO Lave ordered their las wlTeceiys
N, m ON thntdsy A. FRFEaAS,
No. % Fulton, below Willan-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-18
BY TELEGRAPH.
sosasrs TasrspA Qtes owner Of Haao..- AID Peavey.

Executive sessien-Pierce Appointments, &c.
SPECIAL Dfspatch TO The ~ Y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON Tharsday Feb IL. 1859
The nomination of Wright as Sub-Tress-
mer at San Francisco was discussed to-day In Execu.
tive Session, but did not come to vote
Some Of the Buchananites complain bitterly
at the selection Of Campbell for seat in the Cabinet
Buchanan is talked of as Minister TO England and souA
TO spain.
The President and Secretaries Conrad,
Kennedy and Stuart examined the work on the Capitol
Extension to day.
Several Clerks have resigned lately. The
rumor is sold their places and that Committee Of the
Senate is investigating the matter.
Mr.. Dobbn is here, and Marcy, who Is at
Richmond, is expected here to morrow.
The city Is filling up with Office expectsnts.
The Reciprocity Bill will probably fall.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-18

z We are indebted to Hon. JoHs DAyr,
and Hen. HAMILTON FISH for Public Documents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-18

LEeIsLATURE-Nothing specially interesting
or important in either branch took place yes
terday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-18

Ham DrE AND WIes.--BArcHELoS's Man
so,ory f these articles celebrated in al parts OF thu
woxa pesSous wisag Gght elegant and durable VIZ
Tcule surely b 50. uS. His Hair DYE appAoA IA
sold acesae and all at \c.4 Wall
q Copy the addsess--AcwSze OF limitations
FrNE Doors AT WRoI EsALE.-JoHS l.. WAT
wholesale Manufacturer ere French esfsnd patent
leather welt ard pump Boots Suitable Tor the Southern and
Western markets An inspection viii show at the
peristisy ofthe wcrk made q this establishment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-18

To- FowLKRs & WELLs, Phrenologists and
Fahlshers Clinton ila No. ISL Nssssns, Newlork and
No. lSs WashnsoR-si. kosion.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-17


HR0CERs. FORWARDING A. co.,.
u MERCHANTS, M9in Street, L~ynea5n,g PISTON
! eeeising. and have in store a large and .I a., ar.
took Of Groceries, Dry Goods. Liquors. g. sssoftei
emily purchased infhe northern markei fs r. ee., re.
invite the attention Of our friends md N. Inn. aid
lily to give us call, as small profits und ou NH seafr,
hall be our motto. The follow ing e,mp,;,s le''
,fo IT Stock: portion
900 Bags Rio, Laguira and Jnya Coa.o
90 bhds. N. o. Porto Rico e. CuLa n
lis bbs. Crushed, Clarified, Powdsr.I M
Sugars, " =" eehee
90 Packages Losf Sugar.
100 Kegs Nails, from 4 to 40 dy.
20 Tons country Iron,
1000 lbs. Cast, Shear and Blister Steel
500 Sides Sole Leather,
1880 lbr. o ton Yarns,
300 bbls Rcctified and Old Rye Whi.L..
SO bbls French and Apple Brandy.
80 Case. Stick aud Mass Liauoriee. H., --
go dozen Olive Oil. ofahds,)
% hhds. NO. e. Porto Rico Sugars.
IS Nova Scotia Grind Stones, (assor,.a #
90 bbls. Tanners Oil, 'Aesl
Together with 4 large and general assortmc,,
not enumerated, all of which will be sold mn - goods
I reasonable terms. TAYLOR, TINSIE ~ u most
Marchl7-ts