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NETWORK LEGISLATURE.
sENATE......ALBAsY March II, lsJ
>AHPoHTs oy coNafr-rKRa

NtEPOhT3 Of COMMITTEES.
The bill % regulate the fees for services in
the Registrars Office, NewYork, reported upon to-
vorsbly by Mr. McMuRRAY
Mr. BEEKsAs, by consent, introduced bill
NewYork.
Mr Plat, a bill to provide for the eonsolida,
ton OF the Syracuse and Binghamton and o'"ego eni
Mr.. BABcocK, q Bill in relation TO the. Re-
corder's Court in the City Of Brooklyn
Dir. VAsDERBnr fayOrably relating TO streets
and parks IN Brooklyn.
The senate then went into Committee Of the
Whole Mr. JONES in Tie chair on the constitutional
amendment OF Mr.. VANDERBILT.
Mr.. WRIGHT took the floor, and moved the
insertion Of the ChaDplsiD Canal among those men
toned IN the resolution THIS was, la his estimation.
the fret thing In importance There were Fifty thousand
voters ntereted In this question, and they considered
themselves sighted by all who had discussed The sub
ject. Il pays more net revenue than any other.
Mr.. VASDERBILr said that when be first IN
troduced his pan, IL because he was inpeed ~
duty hmselfbut most of ell % this great STATE he
had petinoned, and for Il bad been srgrnafize9, IN
sDeerDg sDd jeerDg manner, by the report Of The M,
nsrty lie bad not come 20 destroy the principles o.
the psTty which be belonged 70 SOW the seeos On
disseIsioD, 10 create trouble, but from duty ne
had propoeed plan, In which the judgment OF t9e Ell
sts might be exercised-ts united judgment ne anu
not desire IL considered resolution wnen DC pre-
scented Il He sought the aid and help and encourage
melt Of the Canal Committee (of WHICH ths SenatW
from the Tenth was one) That Senator bad gwen
him contempt aud obloquy, and ridieule IN return
for biz argument. He yet stood here 70 yndi
cate the principle which he haa in',oaueed a
The eliusion TO John VsrderDut ,ne pe,S
tio1eer, ives % unnsnly as 1t undigaIied He dh
expect tina: the dirty and ftby presses aoyut tne cy
would attack hi, but he did not expect me senator
from the Xh to descend and become the insuteE ana
the moeker Of his assocsfesof those who had enssf
tanned pleasing intercourse with him The conduct and
actions Of men are altered BY bad association There
h sn atmosphere surrounding oner quarters tisn ms
Capitol more dnsy and dark ard pointing than any i'm
Ded!a;ey srOundthis c.aisd, The rso.s sep9H s:sss
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Opposition Telegraph in Nova sco,ia.
HALIFAX, Thursday, March IL. is53.
An atfnmnt IN ohtain a Chartar from, ih1

HALIFAX, 1hursdsy, March II, ISL
An attempt to obtain Charter from tho
Provincial Parliament for Opposition Telegraph Line
from Halifax TO the boundary of New Brunswick rnst
with signal failure to-day, by vote of 81 to l6 The
applicants for the Charter vanly endeavored TO excite
aprejudcc against the present Telegraph Company Of
which Hon s. Cunsrd Is Presidentont tho ground Of los
alleged Partially to the New York Associated Press
and the decision may be regarded fair expression
Of public sentiment In favor Of the policy and justice Of
the exiting arrangements between the Halifax Line and
the Associated Press relative 10 the Transmission II
steamer news.
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LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
son.herr Tslssarh oe. corner Of A,soytr and selrty..
speils-iIunting.

APPLICANTS FOR oyFIcE FROM LOUISIANA. SOUTH cAso'
LIMA ALABAMA AND MISSISSIPPI.
sr.cidl DispdscA 70 The ". Y TribHHe
WASHING TON Thursday, March II, is5S.
LOUISIANA.
For Collector DR.. MERCER, brother in law to SEN
ator soue, and Freeater.
For Collector. Wv. Quarles Fire-eater recon-
mended by General Qutman.
For Collector. j. w. Breedlove, Union Democrat.
For Collector. "A G. Penn Union Democrat.
Ndral Officer Jos Geniois, (Recorder Of First
Municipality n. o and Fire eater.)
Nardl Officer. . Capt Leach, Fire-ester.
Ndrdl Officer DIR. Wren, Fire-eater and Filibuster.
Surveyor ..... M Mariguy, Fire-eater.
Surveyor ...... VIM. Monegan, Fire.eater.
Surrevor. .. Col Porter Fire-eater.
Sureyor VIM. Quarles, Fire-eater, recon-
mended by Gen Quitman
Sureyor .. Wm p. Reyburn, Union Democrat
Postuaster... G Kendall, Union Democrat
Postmaster. Bruner, Fire-eater.
Postmaster. 49,. Reese Fir-eater.
POSTMASTER. .... .Carman, Fire-eater.
Postmaster. st. Martin. Fire-ester.
SAB. Treasury .Guirot, Fire-eater.
SUB. Treasury. Weeks (doubtful)
L. S. Mint......C. Bienyenue, Fire eater
L. s. Mint......B. Avigno, Fire-eater
L. s. Mint. DR.. Dobbs, (doubtful)
Marine Hospital DR. Austin. Fire cater.
Marine Hospital DR.. Bradbury Fire-eater
Marine Hospital. DR.. Kerr Union Democrat.
Dist Attorney. Seth Barton, Fire-eater.
Dist attorney. .Durel Fireeater.
Dist Attorney. Robertson, Flreeater.
Dist attorney. Jordan, Fireeater.
Dist Attorney .Clack Fire eater.
Dist Attorney. Mott, Union Democrat
Dist .ftOrney. Noise, Union Democrat,
appraisers in Custom House. All Pire eaters
For % ChGrReship ....-.... Clendennen, Fire eater
For Consul at MarseiLies -. Derbes Fire eater
Consul al Panama. ........ James, Fire-cater and
Filibuster.
Secretary Of legation. ...... .Clack Preeater
Minister 20 Spain ........... Geyare, Fire eater
Commissioner Of Patents 800. DR.. Bold, Fire-eater.
SOUTH CAROLINA
Aspirants for Federal spells from the Palmetto State
all blazing Fireeaters. The number Of applicants be-
yond precedent
Hundreds from this gallant State are willing and even
anxious to serve their country }or pay Pireeaters
ouinumber Unionists by at least five to one.
MISSISSIPPI
Dayisites and Quitmanism patriots are numerous In
this great cottongrowing, regulating member of the
Union. The preposderance of Fire-eating applicants
over Union. Foote, National Democrats Is oyerwhelm.
ingly arge--say ten TO one. LIVINGSTON.
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WANrED"-The Washington newspapers
have long been in want of intelligence of what
is going on in their own city. We see The
Republic is making an effort to supply this
deficiency. 1t advertises for " Washington
Correspondent" inasmuch as it has become
convinced that nothing is so much sought for
in the newspapers as Correspondence from
Washington If The Republic would pay well
for it we do not know but we would agree to
telegraph back the news of that city at the
close of each day. We can imagine no other
way in which the Washington papers can
keep posted up on the daily transactions Of
their own city The following is the closing
part Of The Republics advertisement:
II ary clever psnman, Wing or Democrat, who has
has eyes about him. and Is disposed abjurethe ideal
for the reel wishes fill the in our columns
which we intend devote this departm mt of nteli
reuce let him favor with touch of his quality We
dcsc only the letters OF correspondent and are in
different to the pleasure of his acqua ntance II hecan
give us Of his reliability would prefer TO
commur iceto with him only la writing. We will make
good terms for him with any well Uniformed gentleman
who thin ks he knows something worth telling, and il
willing 20 keep himself cOEaHt with the gossip Of the
metropolis for the entertainment OF our readers.
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II We publish Table Of Crime among our
City Items this morning, embracing the aggre-
gate arrests since 1916. A single inspection
will convince the reader that more than Screen
ty.fre per cent of all the crime in the city is
charQeabe to Rum.
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Capt. Ericsson Payment Of Bonds Of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Cannl COmpanH.
BALTIMORE. ThursdaY.

BALTIMORE, Thursday, March II, l5SJ
Capt. Ericsson lectured this afternoon be-
fore the Virginia Legislature in explanation Of the
loric engine complimentary supper Ia 10 BIO giyea
him tomorrow night.
The Maryland House of Delegates have
psssed 10 engrossment bill authorizing the Bay Police
10 enforce the Oyster Law OF the State
The Virginia House of Delegates have
passed the Senate bill providing for the payment Of the
interest on the bonds of the Chesapeake and Ohio Ca
nal Company guaranteed by the State An amendment
to foreeose the mortgage given by the Company was
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mart of The Republics advertisement

" Mr. CHARLES G.. GREENE does not take
the place of Isaac II. WRIGHT, as stated by
the Washington Correspondent of The Courier
and Enquirer, but that of Hon. CHARLES HUD-
son, a much more lucrative station. Mr.
Wright is Nary Agent. Mr. Greene is to be
Naral officer, place of easy duties and fat
pay; just such one as is best suited TO an
editor.
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MAssAcHUsETrs.-The delegates just chosen
to the Constitutional Convention of the Old
Bay State are politically classified as follows:
Wings ......... .l49 Democrats. .......l35
Free Democrats 90 Coalition. "a
No choice lis.
The Democrats and Free Democrats Cor
Free Soilers) were nearly all elected by CO.
alition of the two parties or wings as were the
"a who are COaltionists pure and simple -
that is, they can't be classified as belonging to
either wing, but to both together.
We give the names of some of the men OF
note elected By each party, viz:
wHIcs-Geo n Briggs, julius Rockwell Rlfus
Choae William Appleton Samuel A. Eliot Geo. : tl
lard J. ThOs. Stevenson, William Schouler, Peleg
Sprague Rev. Milton p. Bramsn, Charles w. Uphau,
Luther v Bell p f. Aldrich Ii. l.. Dawes, Giles c. hcl
locg II jerks
FAR Observation-Disclosures Allen Charles sumner
Henry Wilson f. l. Keyes, c. p. Huntington, Arson
BurlngJme Henry Chaplin, J. VI. Earle, F. w. Bird,
Walker Gershom B. Weston, F. r. Gourgas, Rodney
French John b Alley D. w. GoOch, Charles G, Davis,
Alex Dewitt +. y. Bgelow, Sullivan Fay A. II. Waters
VIM H. Wood r. H. Dana Jr., John w. Graves.
DEMOCRATS Whiting GIswold ~ p Banks Jr.,
Isaac Davis J. s. c knowlton, Benz. F. Butler, Robert
Rsntoul Jonathan Nayson. Marcus Morton, Henry WI.
Eams Chas B. Hall, George Hood, Richard Frothng.
ham, Jr., Charles Thompson. A. r. Brown Nathaniel
Wood A. H. Bullen, Samuel Warner, Jr., L. g. Morton,
M Ide Jr Moses Bates. Jr, Chester w. Chaplin,
Henry w. Bishop, Alden Leland, Z. d. Beach Wm ).
Morton
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The British Attack on TruxiiIo.
BALTIMORE. Thursday, March

BALTIMORE. Thursday, March L. ISSJ-
New-Orleans papers of Friday are at hand.
Those of Thursday are missing.
The Trre Delta publishes correspondents
from Belize, Honduras dated cath February, which
confirms the statement that the British war steamer
Devastation had taken possession ct tho Town Of
Truxilo by force compelling the Governor to give up
the town or submit to a bombardment.
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CnNNECTICIT.

On Monday, April 4, the People Of Connect
cut will choose their State Executive and
Legislature for the ensuing year, with their
Members of the next Congress. The rival
candidates for the more important stations are
AZ follows:
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The Allegheny Valley Railroad.

PTrTsBuRG, Thursdsy, March II, 1850.
Tie ceremony OF breaking ground for the
Allegheny Valley Railroad took place to-day, at Law.
rencevie, near Pittsburg. The Mayor City Councils
end large number Of citizens were present Mayor
Riddle broke the ground and made some appropriate
remarks and was followed by Governor Johnston Ia an
elaborate and interesting speech.
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The Gardner Trial-C onf rma lions.

WASHINGTON, Thursday, March IL, 1883.
The Gardiner case was resumed this MORN
ing BY recalling James Wright whose exarninaon
occupied nearly all day. He gave his history with
the time and date Of his various occupations in Mexico
since 1899, showing he at different periods stage
driver stage owner manager Of menagere and circus,
proprietor of balloon ascensions and miner at three
different mines He said the paper published by him
and Togno and Sayres in The Hrald In September last
written by May, OF the prosecuting counsel to
win.
DR.. Mackie produced an official copy Of DsturneIl's
map, attached TO the rst Treaty Of Peace with Mexico
with view OF stating the distances between several
places In Mexico which was obieetN, 10.
1t was srgued and allowed.
The Court then adjourned The case increases in in.
erest and likely TO be protracted. At least 80
witnesses sre 10 be examined the part Of the prose
cution, and large number for the defense.
The Senate were in Executive Session to-day
for an hour and half and confirmed Loren p Waldo
as Commissioner Of Pensions and several others.
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Fatal Railroad Accident.

SPRfNGFIELD, Thursday, March H. 1883.
About IL o'clock to-day as an elderly female
nsmed Sally Cotton crossing the railroad track
near Northampton she was over and killed by the
downward train.
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TRAssrARrKr ESAMELrp DAeuERREorYPEs

j GURNEY, Daguerfeey pist, No $40 Broadway corner
of Leonard having completed and entered
INTO an engagement with Mr. s. ~ Cvaho the dlscoyerer
Of the above beautiful end highly important process axes
this method 70 inform has patrons and the pubic generally
tat Mr. Carvslho may be found Of his gallery No 1i1
Broadway where he prepared 10 enamel dsgueeotyPes
of ali sizes whether at the gallery or elsewhere
In offering this discovery TO the public, hr GURHEYs
deepy Impressed with the Importance which hard trans
pasn, enamel surface must and does add 20 the intrinsic
value Of good Dagueueoypsa II enectlaly ana perLns-
peusy preserves ii from atmospheric action the picture
NAV be washed, rubbed hard with soft handkerchief or
dove handled with sOed greasy fingers the surface oil
the enamel not sustainiog the slightest injury. .
Valuable Dssueneotyyes Of deceased relatives or Hends
may be thus permanently preserved At small expense
TO miniature painters, engsveTs and ARTISTS genersy
this enamel surface affords facility Tor tracing, which
greet dssideraium. ,...
For transmitting Dagueneotypes IN simple iettet 70 any
mart OF tbe world without expense for postage,
pres Thousands OF persons viii take sdvsntage as u
the great uncertainty deenon and expense OF
ordinary transportation. ,.
The public ere respectfully invited 10 call and examine
specinsnh J GURsEY, cor. Leonard and Broadway
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serious Accident.

BosroN, Thursday. March H. 1863
This morning, as Benjamin Howard and his
son, OF No. n Central Wharf, merchants were riding
into town the horse took fright and both gentlemen were
thrown from the carriage. Mr. Howard Jr IL thought
10 be fatally injured and his father Is seriously hurt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-18
REAL Estate AT AUorIoS.-We notice that

AsrHosY J. BLEEcKER will sell at public Auction Tnis
DAY the 18th ct II O'Clock. at the Merchants Ex
shhneei The elegant finished Hous's and Lease OF
Lots of Ground known No 719 and 7Sl Broadway, near
10th 81 and nearly opposite Grace Church Lots on aud
next the southeast Of Broadway and 55thst Lots
on 4d ct between Brosdway and 9th Lot on stst.
near SHAW 2desrrsbe Building Lots 42dst- between
Sd and IL xngtnn Los on 1hay including the cor
7ts 10 Lots TO ming the block Of ground bounded
by ih-av. Broooway, l2ist and l21dsts Lots on ith
aV l2th ilouse and Lot No ~ hoa-toe " an
heut ful po,s suitable tor hrst class cottage or
villa sra situated Bueno Vista fOnkefs, fronting
or the Hudon River, very the Depot and
| fins view of the and Surrounding country Maps
car be had Of the AuotoDecr, Nc. BToadst t<e~)
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NAVIGATION Of the Hudson,

ALBANY Thursday March IL, 1853
There is report current here that the water
has worked lis way through the dam OF ice at Gas.
Teton.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT AUcTIoN-Our
readers will pease take notice that ALBEIT hicoLAY
Auctiopeer will sell THIS DAY, March IL, at lz0clock az
the Merchants Exchange three handsome frame houses ana
lots on the ~ ". of Essex and Ore@n-ss JeIsy
CITY within three minutes walk Of the ferry finished In
the best style Also the three story brick house and two
lots on the conner OF Grand and WaTensts jersey
Civ: fur dtsrsbe building lots the N f. corner Of
Hudson and WsIIen.sts Newark, ~ J. Also valuable
f,rm Of IS scres in the OF Wsrwarsug Ulster CO.
Y within q miles Of the beaut iul town OF hhenve 30
Fro Railroad The Of the above property are easy,
and title indisputable. -,
No 40 Wal-sf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-18

U ST.. PATRIcKs DAY was duly celebrated
yesterday by the Sons of the Emerald Isle.
Fair weather prevailed until nearly sunset, and
the parade was by far the largest and finest
Of any ever before made upon similar occa-
sion in the City. The Irish Societies from the
neighboring places united with the New-York-
ers, and we're entertained with warm hOspitali-
ty. Our reporters have given an account Of
the parade and the spirit of the various festi-
walls during the evening.
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incinnati Municipal Election.

LINciNNAII, Thnrsday, March II, I5jJ
There is considerable excitement In this city
on the subject Of the approaching municipal election.
The Catholics are taking active steps to secure diys
ion Of the school funds and politics promise In great
to be lost sight Of
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Non Arrival Of the Andes,

BosToS, Thursday, March II, Is53-l0PM
The screw steamship Andes, now over Is days
out from Liverpool for New York. via this port has
yet made her appearance.
The weather is cloudy with indications of
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
SEW.yORK. FRIDAY. MARCH Is, 1853
TO CORRESPONDENTS

No notice Gun be taken Of anonymous Communications
whstever is intended for insertion must be su-
thenhcaied by the name and address OF the writer
mot necessarily FOR publicstioa bat o. guarantee
Of his good faith
We cannot undertake to return rejected Commando
tions.
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HALIFAN, Friday. March is--,. AM
There is no appearance of the Canada up to
this hour.
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NEW ORLEANS, Wednesday, March 10, 1883
ExGOv. Isaac johnson died suddenly on
Tue, day night at the Verendsh Hotel In this city
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-18
The Rumored Duel MISUNDERSTANDING, In
stitufe Fair.
WASHINGTON. Thursd

WASHINGTON, Thursday March II, 1853.
The affair of honor referred TO yesterday was
between the Editor OF The Richmond HRi2 and James
Barbour Of Virginia and has been adjusted without re.
sort 10 arms.
The Irish generally celebrated to-day
The Mechanics Fair will not be closed until
Saturday evening, when the address and award Will be
given.
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r;ss Fvery Gentleman wishes to makea gen.
onuxrnnnr NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
zeMAr WANTS BUT LIrTLE HERE BELOW

bpt Of that little elegantly fitting Shirts essena items
Ar GREErs No Aston House, be gets them. His Ines-
SIRE taken bs order. I'll ed his taste sa6ed and
forward he need wait nothing here below-st least "a the
making Line. lie has only 10 say do, and the thnS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-18

CARPErNos. -PETERsoS " HUMPHREYS,
M $40 Bronday have Just opened and are daily receiving
an suppy OF rc and elegant Carpets direct from
France and England consisting Of Moquet Aubuon and
Asninster from the most celebrated French manuscto-
Mcs.rs J. Crossley Sons England together with gen
orai sorpent Of other qualities OF Capenngs for sale on
reasonahle terns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-18

The Temperance State organization, nav
ing questioned all the State candidates respect
ing the Maine Law, have been answered only
by the Free.Soil candidates, and have there
upon agreed to support them, leaving each
Temperance man the option Of voting other
wise for men whom they knOw to be friendly to
the principle of Liquor Prohibition. This will
undoubtedly give the Free. Soil candidates many
votes beyond the strength their party, though
thousands Temperance men will not feel con-
strained to vote for them. As, however, no
candidate but Seymour is likely to be chosen
by the People, and the Legislature must choose
in default of any candidate receiving an abso-
lup majority of the Popular Vote, il matters
little whether votes are cast for the Wing or
Free-Soil ticket. Judge DItton, the Wing
candidate for Governor, is understood TO be
personally favorable TO the Maine Law, but op.
posed to making its support Political test.
The Wing candidates for Congress are
good and true men, who, if chosen, will serve
usefnlly and worthily. We trust every Wing
viii give them jealous and effective support.
As TO both branches of the Legislature, we con-
slider support of the Maine Law superior to all
partisan considerations Friends Of Temper.
ance trust one another, and strike for the
Maine Law
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" The Senate yesterday adjourned over
till Monday, when Mr. Everett is to make a
speech Oh Central American affairs. Mr.
Petit, of Indiana, advocated the adjournment
on the ground that he had been beset and bad
gered by legions of applicants for Office, and
compelled to promise that he would see the
Heads Of Departments in their behalf; and
he must haze one or two days to do it in, for
do it he would, if he had to take maui and
beat down the doors Of those functiOnaries.
It is evident that the ofiice-seeking mania has
reached o prodigious hight at the Capitol, and
that Senators are growing desperate. Our
correspondents continue to furnish us the
names Of whole regiments of applicants.
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~ SEE THIRD PACE. III

LEoIsLATURE.---In SENATE, yesterday, Mr.
Vanderbilt's amendment to the Constitution
was taken up. and Mr.. V. made long speech
in support of il. The Pilot bill from the AS
sembly was referred TO the Commerce C'n-
mittee. IT.
In the ASSEMBLY, the Police bill of this City
was referred 10 the City Delegation. The bill
TO increase the capital of the WILLIAMSBURG
Water Works Company was ordered to third
reading.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-18
LACE AND Muslin CURTAINS AT REpucED

CiLIroRSn BLANKErs.-Landng from Law
erpool ,hp. 100 bales gray blue and scarlet Blankets Inn
ported expressly for California trade ior sale ny we ose'
Nos q Park. place and Is Muray'st.
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SPLENDID CARPErNGs FOR SPRING SALES,
lAs9- s,sIru A IouNsBERY, No. 4is Pesr-st, now
reoeyius ia store per late arrivals large stock OF velvet
Tapestry Brussels tIeep and ingram caIpetnSs OF ohase
and designs which having been purchase previous
10 the recent prices they enabled to oher
n vefx great induceuents
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w AT meeting of the Free Soil party of

" At "ceetiiIg vi tnt Koc NVfa F"fNg y,
Delaware Comfy ~ Y, the esabhshuent Of Free Sod
pspor for the Congressional District recommended aud
aa0 pyssszvsrcs ofthe Free Sol organization. Reeo
lati0ts Tor pshibitory Liquor Law also adopted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-18

To- Book Keeping, Writing and Arithmetic
are tausht In an expeditions aud superior manner by Mr. H.
r. FoSrrH At No SST Broadway, between White aud
Walker-sfs where gentlemen are qualified 70 discharge
and dispatch Prospectus with full psrti'ulas may be
had on applicafion.