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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-30

SOUTH CARoLiyA-The friends Of Col.
Lawrence ~ kent announce him as candidate 10
represent the lid Congressional District composed Of
Oraneeburg, Bsrnwel Colleton and Beaufort, in the
Congress of the United Ststes-Hon w. +. Colcock
having resigned his seat In referring to Mr. Cococks
appointment as Collector Of the port Of Charles,on,
5. C, The EdgefeId Adertisey Csrolinishly says:
That Mr. Coeock ia in every way deserving Of this
post and that he will ably and faithfully sscharge lts
duties we have no shadow Of doubt. Yet we can ou,
regret that genuine u sample OF the hghtoned Caro-
Inns politician should have thought proper 20 rengush,
at this time the position OF Member Of Congress for an
Office which, however honorable, is st mainly one Of
dollars and cent? should South Carolina lose few
more such men, she may well "hang her harp upon the
willows and yield implicitly 70 that current Of event,
which ia rapidly bearing her into political gun
where State pride and individuality obsolete terms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-30

FROM WAsHISGToS.-The Senate yesterday
debated a clerkship, held an executive session,
and adjourned. We think Mr.. Pierce might
as well let the Senate run. We do MT believe
it pays to expend FIVE hundred dollars day
10 confirm nominations that no Senator, in his
Official capacity, objects to. As the telegraph
informs us, Senators merely laugh as the diff
ferent patches appear, and FAY aye to them
all, as unanimously as any jury of twelve men
ever did to verdict The President judges,
condemns and hangs, and then the Senate
merely says" Amen"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-30

10 We have observed for some days past
warm discussion going on in the papers OF
Boston, in regard TO project to merge tho
Atheneum Library in the City Library. Whole
columns have been filed with it, The editors
have written long leaders upon the subject The
venerable founders have come TO the rescue
in pungent and elaborate and long essays
There has been general commotion lest the
ancient, aud fayorite, and cherished Atheneum
should be swamped and swallowed. Argu-
ments have been offered aud appeals made.
The deepest sOlicitude has been expressed.
Apprehension has been on tiptoe. Seeing so
much interest expressed, we have naturally
looked with curiosity to observe the re-
suit. Indeed We have felt deep sympa-
thy with our brother editors in their ap-
prehensiOns lest the cause of literature and
popular instruction should be damaged by
an impending disaster. What was our aston
ishment, therefore, to observe in the Boston
papers of yesterday morning. that on vote
of the parties whose province it was to decide
the earnestly mooted question, that the decis-
ion was unanimous, to do nothing at all. No
bOdu, it seems, was in favor of movement
against which so much resistance had been
made. Verify thiss cannOnading against space
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-30

Mr.. KENNEDY OF THE Census BUREAU
Ijusce has been done to this gentleman by the state
nent that he has been arrested for puroining official
papers belonging to the Department of which he was
lately the head The full statement published on
Monday morning in regard to the difficulty between
him and Mr. De Bow, excupetes him entirely from the
charge Of improper conduct in the premises.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-30

Il The harmony which so many cities IN
Maine have lately exhibited in their elections
for Mayor, is not emulsted in the primary
meeting at Portland 10 select candidate for
that station. A great meeting of Wings was
lately held TO harmOnise the party, and agree
upon a candidate whom all would support.
But it was an entire abortion. The Maine
Law question rode over every other, and the
meeting, after a most stormy session, broke up
in unexampled confusion without nominating
nybody. Rum or no Rum carried it high and
dry over Wing or no Wing. There never was
a better time TO settle the Maine Law ques-
ton, so that We have no tears to shed over the
inability to harmonic" which Portland has
exhibited These gusts will clear the atmos-
phere, and we shall have plain sailing quite as
soon as We are prepared for it. Let no man
make himself unhappy over such discussions.
They refresh US.
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fuLvxSNAoHER's PATENT HYpSo,ELEcrRIc VoLTuc
SHAINs, constructed be under the garments
the most wonderful discovery IN medicine and electricity
of the present day They relieve, without shock,
acute pains such head and
tooth ache, rheumatic pains ue dolcres1x Ae and BY
body diseases OF years standing such local
fyaS rervcus con plants, liver diseases disappear
by miracle they have been sppked with the greatest
In oil those dreadful diseases in childea COMMONLY
calsies and disorders OF the bowes Thew pxee;pats
etas frCsn their solutions decompos water SSaect the
needle In short snow al the phen0lne non of
poe erfu voltaic pile The instruments prodocias thss
effects weigh about two ounces, can be folded up IN a
book always ready for nstsntans use and
~il lat man his hetirne guarding himself family ADl
frir0s &c against that number Of diseases and eou
osI IN which mid streaming electricity - perfectly
see certain and wonderful speedy remedy The groe ola
.sOi te chain from 81 70 IS batteries vie % 81 30
-AsA convince himself beforehand the deP6t OF their
pt The Importance Of the invention has been sesow
&xv IN America BY the Academy OF Medcn OF OLA.
he chains have been applied With great IN the
meosl colleges the City, Bellevue, end Wards Island
Hoe Is Brooklyn CITY Hospital &c; IN Europe by he
Ro~s Colleges Of rhyseixns Surgeons in London; by
she .enies Rationale De Medecin q, Pans; hy the I'm
peri fsSuIty Vienna; BY the Royal Faculty 4 BeghE
d Vser scientific i0ssons Of the hshest oIds< ncna
ma !. principal hospitals IN Europe
am decd from al the above isftute0s ~ America AID
Europe as well Of the most eminent snd dsthvuished
Of the profession in both heInsphres and invite
Oh. pubic 10 examine them
T end illustrated descriptions one for pesons nse and
che for scientific meu with copies OF TESTIMONIAL and
htAnsd srstis the oece They vii Be forwarded, free
VI postage any part OF the United States N answer
rpaid Inquiries containing three cents posssxe stamps
J. SrrISEKr, No SOS Brosdwsy, cor. Of Priuee-ss
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W SEE THIRD PAGE. 81

LEGIsLATvE-The SENATE Yesterday or
dered to a third reading the bill permitting GER
tain bodies TO be taken for dissection. An at
tempt to hold an Executive Session failed, as
usual The Vanderbilt amendments were then
taken up, Mr. Bristol and Mr.. Pierce opposing
the project.
In the ASSEMBLY it was voted to meet here
after at 9 A. NJ. The bill providing for the cleo
ton of the Commissioners of Emigration was
read a third time. Several bills OF minor i'm
portance were disposed of.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-30

Governor oY WAsHIsGros TERRrrosI.-
I'll, Boston Post states that Gov. Stevens, she
newly appointed Governor Of Washington Ter
ritory. is TO be put in charge Of one of the
three surveying parties which will be seOt out
TO explore the several routes for the Pacific
Railroad. Gov. Stevens will be pat on the
Northern route, and, as it viii terminate near
to his own prospective home, il is likely we
shall have the most favorable report possible OF
that route The new Governor is, however
a gentleman of unquestiOned integrity and
honor. and from our personal knowledge OF
him we have the strongest confidence that we
shall have q thorough examination and an
impartial exposition of the features OF the
Northern route. We do not know of better
man than he for both of the positions to which
the President has appointed him. We feel
confident that he will acquire a reputation
in the civil career upon which he is entering,
not less enviable than that which he has
achieved in the military service Of his soun-
try; a reputation which rests upon the solid
basis of modest merit.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-30

To The Erening Post, having seen fit on
Friday last to pronounce improbable and I'M
worthy of attention our statement that the
post of Assistant Secretary of State had been
offered to Mr. GEORGE SUMNER, We are au-
thorized to reply to that journal that the
offer was not only made, but was pressed upon
Mr.. Sumner by the Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-30

~ Virginia Nominations are being made
under the new spportOnment which has passed. the
House Of Delegates. In the XIISh District the Dem
ocrats of Botetourt have nominated Hon. II A. Ed
mundson as candidate for Congress for this District
end the citizens of Wyoming County present Col
Evermont Ward
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-30
II The Boston Chronicle, rum paper dis

sents from the general commentator Of DR. o. w.
Holiness lecture on Byron and Moore, which we have
observed in the other Boston papers 1t to
grudge to the Doctor for taking the ground that liquor
did not improve the great gin drinking poet 1t ed-
IDENTIFY believes Byron was all the better and more
brilliant for his drinks Of the Schiedam SchnaRps The
criticism Is natural as life.
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~ The Boston Post comes to us an fresh
dress of becoming type. The editor always good
natured is especially pleasant the occasion of enter
ing bis new Office and wesrs his coats, typograph
ical and official with the grace OF ancient cavalier
We congratulate him upon his prosperity and hope
be may long live 10 enjoy il.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-30

ILLISoIs-In the With Judicial District
Pinckney H. Walker of Schuyler Co has been elected
Circuit Judge by about 300 majority over Hugh Fuller
ton to supply the vacancy caused by Judge Nzrshss
death Onsow Peters, Esq, was elected Judge Of the
Sixteenth Circuit, composed Of the counties Of Pc
oria and stark.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-30

IVA shocking steamboat explosion took place
in Galveston Bay on the the night of the 23d, of
which we get brief account by telegraph. 1t
arosefrom racing The captain OF the boat, the
clerk and the assistant engineer were among
the killed But the tenerity of the officers
launched thirteen of the crew and about twenty
passengers into eternity along with themselves.
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ALABAMA-It is thought likely, says The
Chambers Tri5sne, that Col A. q. Ncks, OF Taiisdega
viii be candidate for Congress in the With District
He will we understand, run Of at alp as "a ComPro
use Union Democrat and unyisldtng opponent Of
Ihe gsw Code"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-30

~ II viii be seen by reference to our Tel
egraphic intelligence, that the Massachusetts
House of Representative has. by decided
majority, voted to adhere TO their old system
of granting Bank Charters, and repudiated the
New-York system of Banking under general
law The Bay State seems TO be uncOmmOnly
unprogressiye this year
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NV H. McDosALD's Commercial News
rsDar Idvert.sps Hozse Nc let Nssssust cor Of Am.
The very best sdins papers from all paris o. Uned Stits'
ard CApsdss lowest preee and fule@ suthOrty Of the
pubhshers. Information freely given.
THE LAST DAY BUT OSE.-Look at this gold
opportunity equal to TIE mines Of California AlsTs
s This is the last distribution Of the Lakeland Village
Lots and Farms and viii take place the 3ls Of March, 1855
Come one all aud buy share in this splendid plot Of
VILLAGE os and firms soon to BE- transferred to 300 sBbscb
ere BY warranty deeds hundred Of WHOM viii gst
farm Of from two 20 twenty for SIS Engraved maps
and pamphlets swing full description Of the property.
had by applying a. the Office 0fCHAELEs WOOD NO
zoe Broadway corner Of Fulton It, New-fork
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 80
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

No notice can be taken of anonymous Communications
Whatever is intended for insertion must be au-
thenticated by the name and address of tho writer
not necessarily for publication, but as guarantee
of his good faith.
We cannot undertake to return rejected Communica-
tioug
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-30

GEsTLExEN's PARIs HATs.-Just received
ne, stesmer Canada cases Of Gents Paris Hat, Of the
srriug style selected by Mr. OeuID in Psris
GYsIE ko.2l4 Broadway, opposite 81 rams
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-30

SELLING OFF IN COssEoUEscE OF REMOVING.
Great bargains in PIANO Fores 1T the Ware Rooms OF T.
GILBERT Co, No 80 Broadway, corner OF Antaonyst-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-30
LIEN minutes at CRIsTApO

r-y-Ten minutes at CRIsTADORo's, No b Astor
House will change the color Of your hair 70 t!e rcaest
brown or black There is 10 intermediate nge. The Dye
does work com pletely For keeping the
hair Clean ustrous thick and curling sDd preventing
there is nothing equal TO CRIsTADoRos HAs PRE-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-30

TESsEssEE.-Horace Maynard is a candidate
for the Wing nomination for Congress from the Id
District
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TIE DEMASp STILL IscREAsEs.-As the

The DEMAND STILL IECREAsEs.-As the
public becomes better acquainted with the sterling qua
lies Of MLASE's LIVER PILLS, the demand continues
70 increase So certain - this medicine In restoring
6seased Liver the exercise OF s proper functions that
is now Ook upon the greatest Specific for Hepas and
nany Physicians their regular practice Among
Others DR. Oliver Morgan, distinguished physician OF
Virginia with very extensiV, practice has used these Ps
in cases Of Liver Complaint and Of Dyspepsia with com.
plee success Recommended il is by physcisns well
a. others who have witnessed the happy effect Of this me
cine il surprising thai daily in receipt OF such
missiyes as the following:
CAMBRIDGE Ohio. jan ., 1851.
Mesrs. J. Kidd Cove nearly out OF Flames
Pills IL would be well 20 keep supplied % there
grtst den and for the N place OGIER CLARK
For sale in New.YoTk wholesale and retail. at C. V.
CLICKENER g. Co IS, No 81 Barclayst and BOYD PAUL,
No 10 COurtsndts Sold also BY all the principal drug
gsts.
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HOSIERY AND UNDER-GARNESTs.-The ar
ticles -houd be bought directly from the importers and
manufacturers,
No. l0f Bowery.
Goods freely shown No deviation in prices aud money
cheerfuly refunded in case Of any satisfaction.
A. RANKIN l. Co. Holsters.
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SPLENDID CARPETINGs FOR SPRING SALES,
le5S-SMIrH L LoUNsBERY, No. 4i8 Pearl-st., now
receiving in store per late arrivals large stock Of velvet,
tapestry Brses three py aud ingram carpetngs OF chase
and which, having purchased previous
the advances in prces they enabled to oer
NJ very great inducements.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-30

LADIES CATERS WITH HEELs.--This ele-
CANT aud fashioned article in every variety Of shape
STYLE quality aud price h. found CASTkELLs estab
lsment No $50 Rowery. The ladies who wsh 10 procure
Caters of the elegant ana fashionable description
should not fail to make him visit and inspect his assoEt
meut
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SEEING Goons.-.Inst received. q splendid lot

SPRING GooDs.-Just received, a splendid lot
offspring Cssmers, vesngs and Cloths selected from the
very best Of the London aud Paris markes for C. BOoTH
No 4S6 Broadway Mr. Booth invites hs old friends and
the public g, Deray call and examine his Spnng Stock,
which superior thing he has ever before exhibited,
and will be made up order much lower prices than
good work can be obtained for elsewhere. Gentlemen
who appreciate perfect ft IA Pants are particularly IN
yited 10 call J. {. BOoIH,
No 4o6 Broadway cor BrOsme-st
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Efs from Pan. oOrespon5ssce Of The Hone 'ourna o.
FEB 5, issS.
IY~ The two Hatters who make the most
no;ss IN NewYor are precisely the tive OF whom have
bought the wont hats since coming 70 Of
discretion while ST JONI OF Pine and Ntsssn-
SITS who keep quiet shop without any fuss has always
t,ied ne % perffcfiOun
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~. CRYSTAL Palace Carpets at HIRAM AZ.

" Crystal Palacc carpets at HIRAM An
DERsoN's Eight Spacious Sales Rooms, No 20 Bowey-
MAGNIFICENT styles Of Mosaic, Royal Velvet and Ia
pesIy Brussels CarpeDg imported from celebrated En-
gsh factories for eIh bt0n at the New York Crystal
Palace AsO, Hare's celebrated English Premium Floor
OIL Cloths of frescO scroll and Gothic figures Also En-
Es tbTee-py and ingram Carpets Mats and Mosaic Rugs
at astonishing low prices N B-Beauful Ingram Car
pets 40 30 and 60 cents per yard OIL Cloths 81, 81 ~
and 50 cents per yard.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-30

ST.. NICHOLAS BANK.-The fourth aud last in-
salment OF Twenty-Five Per Cent Of the capital stock Of
this Bank PAYABLE Friday neSt April AZ the Bank
ing Rooms No. & Wallst. r s OAKLEY, Cashier
New.lork March E 1855
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-30

UP-TowN Us. DOwN-TOwN.-WRIGHT x BAI-
LEY No $50 Bowery Bond The great disderatum
in purchasing Carpets the above establishment IL the
fact that from then they enabled 70 sell much
cheaper than downtown houses while for elegance of de-
srn fashion and variety their stock Of both English and
American CARPETS is unequaled. Give them call.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-30

~ FowLkRs H. Wells, Phrenologlsts and
rublshers, Clinton Hail. No. ISL NAssau-st, NewYork.
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Eye1IsH AND FRENCH HAIR AND ToorH
B7uspys. DREssIYc COMBS Gc-W. J. DAVIS Co. No
a have ust received few Of the sboys
which thew offer 70 the trade at the lowest ezh prices
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CREpIrABLE 10 TIE Ace VIZ LIVE "

CREDTTABLE TO THE ACE VIZ LIVE IS.-It Is
impossible for GeDtesnr TO unoeconlhs OF ts "a
ll-shaped Hat. il be wishes 10 appear CONNIE u yd4 M
msy be fantlees texture add make hs OCos
dent with the beauty extracted from ne puIe D1y go
Martin bis hands may be slowed by stewart Je~eea
a. enpey ard nj. nen Of the pares and whitest descrp
top the effect OF al rs sre 20 b. DESTROYED by the se ecton
Of poor bat Remember and remember that the hss
IDsDufsetUred by KNOX JAMES OF ire rre.ooI n11
Store" Hcredtabe the age we 'e IN ana pat9Io
them Their establshen is on the corner Of Broadway
and SprinKft
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THE AGONY OVER.
NETWORK NOMINATIONS.
HARD SHELLS TRIUmPHANT.
BARNBURNERs seHINoHAno.

Special Dispatch to The ~ T. Tribune
WAsmSGroS, Tuesday, March ~.
Contrary to all expectations the following
nominations for New-York were to-day sent
into the Senate:
Collector. &. DANIEL S. DICKINSON.
Sub Treas'r JOHN A. DIX.
Dist. An'y. CHARLES O'CONOR. -
Naral officer HEMAN J. REDFIELD.
Macy Igent CONRAD SWACKHAMER.
Surveyor. JOHN COCHRAN
Marshal. ABRAHAM T. HILLYER.
Postmaster ISAAC V. FOWLER.
Charles O'ConOr and Hillyer have been
confirmed. These are lively times, and, like
the sailor who had been blown up, we all won
der what they'll do next. EYE.
ADDITIONAL NOMINATIONS AND CON.
FORMATIONS.
Special Dispateh 20 The " Y Tyibunsi
WAsmEGroS, Tuesday. March % leo3
The following nominations have been made
for Pennsylvania:
Collector Of PHILADELPHIA, CHARLES BRows'
Marshal, Col WYSKoOP.
Post-MasteY, JESSE MILLER.
Superintendent Of tie Mint, I. N. PERTH.
Naral officer, NATHANIEL b. ELDRED.
Nary Agent, ALFRED DAY.
Surveyor, REUBEN c. HALE.
Marshal Of Fiorida, BLaoKBURy has the
nomination, having carried it of from bis COM
petitOr, Myrick.
Hon JoHs SLDELL has been confirmed %
Minister To Central America, without oppo-
sitiOD,
The Consular Treaty with France has been
approved. EYE
NETWORK APP0INTMENTs-GR
RXCITEMENT-THE WORLD AGAPs'
Sgeesai Dfsyatoh TO The ~ Y Tribune.
wAsmxGroS, Tuesday, March q, ls53.-i0rA
New.York appointments create great ca
element here-New Workers say that DicAn'
son ard Dix wont accept-that they are a"
to be killed of so.
This wont do. Dickinson nsst accept"
MORALLY offend every Hard Shell lappias y"
chops at the expectation Of an Office in ','
Custom House. AID IA.s would cesSs'S'
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~ BEEBE q Co, Fashionable Hatters, No.
15S Broadway Spring and Summer Fashion for Gentle
npeD Hats
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NV .Goops AT GESIs's LowER SroRE.-

NEW GOODS AT GESIs's LOWER SToRE.-
Every department Of GESSs lower establishment hes been
recently restocked with the most recherche abncs from
bis factories and from France Attention il invited TO
the large Of Children Head Dresses Ladies
Riding Hats Gauntlets and Whips Gents Travelling,
Opers Walking and Evening Caps Cop, Of every ma
teral for Children Gents Silk a1d Felt Hats Umbrellas
Canes and Whips selected by Mr. GENlS in Paris and
London and just opened at GENNs No 2l4 Broadway OPP
pOsite st. Psups.
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GrnIs,s RAz.AR.-The additions which have

GEsIs's BAzAAR.-Tbe additions which have
been made TO the stock Of hs establishment Of the most
superb sprrg goods procuTabe 10 Europe should command
ths OF the ladies Of NewYOrk. They consist Of
LsdsS psris Bones Chldreu's Fancy Hats Childrens
Costes IpfaDfs Robes, Embrodenes the most delicate
stye Of Gaisers Shoes &C. and immense varety Of
ces for bOudOr and personal ornament all selected by
Mr. GEEIE himself The assortment is certainly unequaed
in ths city. GEFINs baz44r,
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HOMES FOR THE HOUsELEss, AND HATS FOR
The HATLEss-Wbile phanthropiss are deyotlng their
ntou the erection Of model homes Tor the poor
KNOX continues actively engaged in the manuscture Of
Hats Cor ell who wish their heads well covered Both
worthy objects and the latter be encouraged BY all
procuring four dollars and who will tax the trouble TO cali
AZ No IL Rultop-st. Opposite the Herald Office.
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CARPErINes. -PErERsos q Humphreys,

CARPETINGS. -fETERSON W HUMPHREYS,
No so Broadway have Just opened and daily receiving
unusual supply Of rich and elegant Carpets direct from
France and England, consisting of M0quet Aubusson aud
Administer from the most celebraed French manuactO-
res Also rich Medaan Velvet aud Mosaic Carpets from
Mesrs J. Crossey Sons England together with gen
er assortment of other qualities OF Capeng for sale on
reasonable terms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-30

To- LocKwooD's large store of Watches,
jewellery and sivefware IL No IS Euton-t where may
be had all the different srices his hne good and cheap
Watches and MuscwsIe put in order