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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-04
The Central Road.

In our article on Wednesday in regard to
the Toll Bill now before the Senate OF this State, we
made an error in stating that the Central Line always
paid Tolls and when built expected TO do So
The facts are, understand, that each Charter oil
the Line Except the Uuca and schenectady Railroad
makes special provision for carrying freight and local
freight carried over the Road OF each Company
except the Utica and schenectady has never paid
tolls. The only tolls ever paid have been where the
freight went over part of two Roads.
The tolls on through freight were agreed to Tor tne
purpose of getting of the restriction from the Utica
and Schenectady Road, which restriction prevented
the carrying Of through freight.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-04

DwIGHr's Journal OF MUHc.---We per-
ceye by the lsst number Of this admirable artistic
journal that it has completed the frt year Of lie exist
ence and s about 10 trim its soils fer second annual
voyage under auspices Of brighter cheer than those
which welcomed is commencement No one can
have looked into the successive numbers without
finding sincere fearless, high toned impartial report
and criticism of the musical world Of Boston, together
with wide range of discussion OF the interesting
topics in the sphere OF The Beautiful. The accom-
plishments and taste OF the Editor recommends THU
Journal to a liberal patronage among the lovers d
Art and we rejoice that il has met with the kindly sp
preeation 70 which il Il 20 ernnently entitled.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-04

from An old Federal stock, ne never cordially
liked Mr.. Clay, and was sometimes brought
into personal opposition TO him, though always
strongly National in his views, and bitterly
h ,stile to TJlerism He disliked the Taylor
movement, and took the stump for Gen. Cas-
in I848, speaking through several States
Last year be was a canvasser for Gen. Scott
80 that he has had the luck TO be on the losing
side IN every contest since that Of 1910. de
vas an independent member of the last Ken
lucky Legislature, elected from Wing
County CWooaford,) and voting for U. s.
Senator in accordance with the views OF his
constituents. On other questions, we believe
be stood entirely aloof from party.
Mr.. Marshall must have been about hfty
Years Of age at the time Of bis death. Tall. erect
End graceful, he was one of the best natural
orators Of our country. with talent sufficient
to eli any station with credit. But ne lacked
steadiness Of purpose, and perhaps fIedness OF
principle. He had formerly drank too freely,
but was converted to the faith of Total Alb
stinence in 1912, and became one of its most
eloquent and attractive advocates. He never
veaned himself however, from the love
of Tobacco, which be continued to use
immoderately. and which ultimately dragged
him back to his old habit of drinking-we hope
not to the excess to which he had at one time
been addicted. We believe he had not re-
Gently been ambitious of Political position
Mr.. Marshall had many brilliant and some ad
mirabe qualities, and, with better training
might have been eminent and eminently useful
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-04

~ BY way of Boston we have report tha1
war has actually begun between Honduras and
Guatemala, though not on a very grand scale.
II is said that one hundred and fifty Hondu-
reneshave fought and logged five hundred Qua
tamsleans, and that it is an e1termlnating war
When we consider the disproportion OF the
forces engaged in this skirmish, and also that
il is the first engagement in war whose armies
took the field and we're ready 10 do battle two
months previous, it is impossible to believe
there can be great deai OF determination while
il is SO hard 20 get up an engagement, and
where one party runs away so easily. AS Tor
the merits of the quarrel We believe Honduras
has the better side some Guatamalean msur-
gents had taken refuge in her territory, whittier
they werepursued by Guatemalean forces, who
did great damage 20 the country traversed by
their incursion Failing TO obtain indemnity
by negotiation, Honduras determined TO EN-
ploy the last argument and sent out an army
Of some three thousand men under Gen. Ca
banas, while Guatemala marched under Gen
Carers, her foremost military chief. SO fsi
the advantage seems TO be with the HOndurenes
hut who can tell how long fortune will tavol
their valor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-04
Reduction Of Duties In Canala.

QUEDEc, Saturday APrH Do
The Inspector General gives notice o's
motion for the reduction of duties on Refined sugn@
10 instead of A. and on other Sugars to q Instead
81 per cwt.; Molasses q instead Of q ssi ID PER
bushel.
The duty on Wines hereafter to be unborn a. ~
gallon. and 30 per cent. Csyutchong, Raw hlie'As
for shipbuilding, and all Seeds, to be admitted aA
per cent.
He also proposes TO allow goods going upsns
through the St. Lawrence Canals TO pass the WsiAh
Canal free, and to allow goods downward, passing
welland Canal to go through the st. Lawrence ifss
The House mas not yet voted, but approves Of |"
plan.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-04

HN LNTTkks AltNf
Pv,ysRMAosExs PATENT HSDSo,ELEerSlo VOL .. ~.
rs.,ss oonstrcted 10 be under the sSrnenss ae
thn mosi ,ondeTiul discovery IN meeSihe asu 49,.
~ the sre~ept day. They relieve, without pan W
eously acute pane such ~ bh Ca
tooth All rheumatic PANS, nc doleivsuA, - al.
80, aissses OF wears standing, such ~ soa ooA Ps
i-.s reryous com plants hveT diseases &c
H.. ,,;ra.le. they have been apPhco Win INC $1,000
49, in an those dreadful diseases IN chlarn
..llsa oonyulsions also IN cases OF tesths ;tt.
,,s. and disorders OF the bowels they psvsSip'HSs
.sst fo1n their solutions decolnPose wsiei HelNN -
.assnetie needle in abort, sasw al ne pnen -
aoxcrtal Violate pile. The Instruments ptvPSs S T.;
49,. ueirh shout ounces, can DC WiueN - -
80 :, No. are always ready for iusantaueV 80 80
vii las, a HE lifetime SaAfaiu i - am.
S,snss Ae against that number OF oiseSses slo 800
.lsint. IN which und streaming electI cry - -
- certain and woudeTtal speedy reueuy' -. e. "a
mnleie cham Is from 81 10 >; batteries siV % -
inrresihla As may seem the above tec - ny w -
s.sIx eouyipce himself beforehand al tee aspet %
-, 1As i,nportsnce OF the Invention las ees2
sdsea In America by the Academy OF Msdicle " - 80
sna the chains have been sppAed WIZ sie 49, i.sud
,sxhcAl colleses the Clry, Dallevae, ana Nu .s~
fIospitas BCooklyn CITY Hospital, Se' n huSpel y, ~
Hoyal Col,eSes Of Physic.Ans ane Surgeons "a
,Ss Academies Nsiionsle de Medec.n a. fsn y 's
..,isi kaeulty vienna; by the Roya kacuiN AZ
"a other scientific irssituICus the ghsN Greer 44~"
a. the principal hospitals IN Europe ..,. .. 80.
m. prppretots are IN POSSESSION 81 'es"i.h.f y -
- ,Set from al the Above institutions m Anei0A suS
Ss 40 vel As OF the eumeni anc Glstng aisnt .
sh.,r Of the profession IN both eemispheres soa "'e
Me public 20 examine theh. 49,. 49,, l.. .,,, No. an
- Tor scienthe men. With eop-es q es1nlonlAs Al1
hemosl !" =, the ofSe They vii Be forwarded Tree
- ,s.s 10 any part Of the VIoios $3.50 N snswsf =
r,S nauires containing three cents lsa e1e eAanps
j sTrINssr No Sos Broadway, cor Z" rnAss-s''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-04

WpcoSsIy The Maine Law failed IN the
Assembly of Wisconsin by the close vote oil 50
TO 81. and this on motion TO postpone indeh-
nitely. Previous motions to REJECT 10 'ao'e'
&c, had been defeated
MNSEssTA.-We see that the new Legisia-
tive Assembly of this Territory has allowed the
Maine Law to be defeated by one majority.
The preceding Legislature passed, the People
voted upon and ratified it, and then the Terri
torial Judge (H. z. Haynor, formerly OF Troy
N.Y) decidedit unconstitutional because the
people had opposed it! Now an attempt to
renew its vitality by passing it 'oithoHt suomls'
sion to the people has been defeated as ABOVE
All well there are several more years 10
come, and Rum will always be supplying US
with arguments for Prohibition. We can walt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-04
The Gardiner Trial.

WASHINGTON Saturday, April : lSl
In the Gardiner case the day was pr1nciPsSJ
occupied in an argument upon Admitting thc tosusy
of Mr. Partridge respecting the commences Of s e
natures upon the mining title and accompanying ape
sition The evidence mostly ruled out
Commander stephen Rowan, Of the Onteo 800
Navy, testified to having seen ID. Gardinsf IA ~
JUNE Ioin w VIC "a s,.....s, .sas Win na W
dcrstood from Gardner that he was exploring hs ooss
try in seach of mines Identified defendant a. the ana
person he then saw The Court then adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-04

LEeIsLAruRE.-Mr Vanderbilt, with many
interruptions, proceeded in his answer to the
directors 10 his proposed Canal policy aud his
resolutions we're made the special order for
Monday In Assembly, the Select Committee
reported that they had come to the conclusion
that Mr.. Tailor was guilty of an attempt to bride
a member. and resolutions were reported to
deprive him Of his Office, and imprlson him until
the close of the session. minority report is
IN be made. Several bills were passed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-04
II We learn that Drs. Wagner and

IT We learn that Drs. Wagner and
scheszer the German scientific travellers, viii soon
leave Nsw-Oriesns for Central America, where they
win spend The summer and then proceed 70 South
America. These gentlemen have been spending the
winter IN New-oreans, celebrating rae valuable ma
terias collected by them in their tour through the
valhes Of the Great Lakes and the Mississppi. ON
their return from South America they will cross the
Rocky Mountains and inyesgse the natural history oil
the valley of the Great Salt Lake
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-04
LATEST NEWS BY TELseaApH
s,se-- rSey-aps ons<. co--c- # Hs.s-.- s,4 s.,...
RESTRICTIONS 70, and Appointments Of Psr,,..
Ministers Cempiesioa Of New-Ysrk n.
terror Appointments.

Nlfnistcrs-temptet 81 view terk A..
terror Appointments.
Spees1i Dsrath % TIE n y. Tt1s-s.
WASHINGTON. April ! lisa
After tomorrow. before any further iraao,
tans nominations are made Instructions will be ~.
pared for foreign missions and Ministers sppoan..s
The delay which has taken place in tie preparation
Instructors is owing merely TO the sickness q u,
Chief Clerk in the state Department,
The rule indicated by the appointments 10
the msor Offices in the City Of New York aoS 10 hss
in the ntero< districts oeers there are to lake 4,
tone Of their districts
There is great anxiety here to hear sbss
thescecp,anee or acceptance Of Dix and Dickinsa
Henry Bosch Spencer, the Belgian Ministes.
will soon sail with his family on visit home
J.H Sales has been appointed Superintea.
dent of the Custom House at Norfolk, Va, we WI
Taylor. removed.
The combinations Of Polk. Surveyor, aaa
Ket,lewell, Naval ofseer, at Baltimore. have bceare
considered by the Senate Polk will probably ges d.
Naval oficsrship tomorrow. E,s
Debate on Dix--Nliss issippi Nemisec.--eirv
Eatcrs--yarious Appointments, certain
w..
sp,e,ai nsca,oa 10 TIE ~ Y Trbune
WASHINGTON April }, 1854
There is no abatement in the interest excitd
BY the New.York Appointments Dickinson Is hory
expected here.
The most striking feature in the debate upa
Dixs nomination. was q discussion Of Indiana po,aa
between Bright and Petit These Senators are a.,
thing but Il sternsl Mr. Seward admitted The tlepe
worth and responsibility OF Dix. but was unwilliSs
make him martyr to the cause OF human hbeuy
He did not deserve that honor having with Martin n
John Van Buren, endorsed scquiesced in the Bss
more platform.
Many nominations viii 90 to the Senate t.
MORROW.
Senator Adams, and Messrs Wilson, Free
n IAN and Neishbors OF Mississippi, are indgnsn, b.
ca,,se the Unionis.s are overssughed. and hres,u
appointed for their state.
M. Lopez has been appointed Surgeon Il
the Marine Hospital at Mobile. vice DR.. Lever 70
moved.
Thomas Welsh will get the Post Office ct
Montgomery, and Josn J. Buck ~ Tascuubia, Ala
Can't. Meigs of the Typographical Engineers, has bces
appointed by the Secretary Disbursng Agsut Of the
Cspito, Extension Theprospect increases that Re-
ert Mils will be the architect. Gen. Cooper Of Ais,
ire EATER will probably be Superintendent % Indian
Affairs in Arkansas. Major Rector was about bong
lected but WAS discarded because he was Uu,onlst
Great anxiety is felt to get the particular
of the debate on Dix 1t 10 thought that Me secrey
will be removed to morrow.
A story has been brought by a passensG
from Mobile that the English steamship Devsstsnas
and the United States sloop ofwa Cysne have III
an engagement The story Is unreliable and silly.
]. S. Pardee has been awarded tho contrst
TO build the mint at San Francisco for s2iH0oo VS.
ner, Hall & Co, OF Albany, were only tss sbovsRr
| dee In their bids VUu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-04
a community

M,nr-The IAvision of parties iR the Leg
;.l.ture on the bin mandatory of the original
Maine Liquor Law tstopplng all cre'ices
and increasing the strtA yency of the measure)
was as follows: r...,ao
S,rav .YrAs-whig II. Dem j. Total ~
NEYs-whig I, i,em: y. io'A o
Dem ahsent-a friesa OF tne ON ,,.,a,
JE,ns, YEAs-Whig 10. Dem ~, rec sou y U.s. a.
NAys-Whig 4, Dem. 80 ~ se SOU u A0SA' ~
Absent Wings, g Dem, etn%
hin, r,o,e-For the bill sc Wings, '4< pe'n' F'oe
Sellers Total ll2 ar
Against the bill Wings, q Deui' Vffeo
Sellers Total 81.
Absent, Whigs, Democrat =
So the measure becomes law By 'e'oo,
more than two to one. 1t was fully Goa slderea
and carefully amended in each Ho7S', soa
passed without resort to the Previous "'ues-
ton.
Hopes were entertained in some quartz rs
that Gov. Crosby would veto the bill, but a..
has disappointed them by signing it.
Gov. c. was nominated for reelection, almost
unanimously, by caucus Of the Wing MEN,
bers on the evening of the 30th ult.
The Legislature adjourned on the lst inst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-04

ry1 Mr.. C.. +. BRIGGs, who was an active
member Of the Copyngh, Club, assures US that Mr..
II. RAYMOND (now Of The Tim>s) did not himself go
to Washington agent and representative OF the Club
in It's efforts for International Copyright but did, at
meeting of the Club, move the selection OF Rev T. w.
Grswold for that duty and he was appointed accord
ingly The correction is not material to any point In
issue. but we wish 10 be entirely correct.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-04
The Tribune for California
w. AMI isgue TO MORROW MORNING

We shall issue TO.MORROW MORNING.
The Tribune for California, Oregon and ne sand
,oich Islands. 1t viii contain summary OF all the
Latest Foreign and Domestic News since the sailing OF
the last steamer Money and Market Reports. Mar
riages, Deaths, &C.
Single copies in Wrappers, ready for mailing. can be
had at the Desk To Morrow Morning Price 3 cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-04

e The Wing Almanac for 1853 contains
table Of the value Of the Real and Personal Property
in each State We have few Of the back numbers Of
the Almanac for 1874, ij 80 % and u. Price l2i
cent? each.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-04
~. The rust of Winter is being Frightened

~ The rust Of Winter Is DENY pIisnVeN ~
NV ,he peepins green - the sap SPINS ls
.sns vsrt smile but 10 the rusi OF pseeins - 90
,r human throat and unss chAsed away ~ - 4,
ySns damp on bright health, that dates Va emu
St JANUARY 90 covered with yeung h'e a. my nI1e
-, !, H.. ward which has rs mediene IN snes :.
Pc hunt 10 morrow You who have eSneht ~.
ss from searching nould that snt' ~ iansss
The crack Of doos or elalenes wiz ~ 80. }. sa pareh
nsps who are IN despair s SHOWER or san ssS "
give yos the Pssnns ss Of N, ssss s ss,ps
JAWS .s,s,rs much stelyl-i. the eonhden' eees,
sS 81 il. patrons: is truthful .ssS sens
nituson and mus, Dc snisss .,s.ss. 81 our eEIasi.
scushs coda hearsensss ke- Z, ss,s;, Ne -
liza 10 be excellent Said BY % r.asrSiY
RrosSvs,; HsSss Philsdelpaa ana 10y S"se"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-04

II The steamship Empire City, Capt, Win
die, from New-Orlesns March &c, via Havana 18Th ar
rived lss, night We have received the DtdriO de Ia
MsrisG of the 29th but find nothing in it worthy
NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-04
The pbsladslpbia Murders.

PHrIApEt PIMA, Saturday, Aprl ; = "a
In the Court Of Oyer and Termlnsi J. s q
The Cour: granting Spring ne" TIA; On on /, he
NcQuilIan serving on the Jury instead o. Cga -.
ease Of Capie and Emmos, for the murder o'
new trial was refused.
SECOND DISPATCH. I'D
The second trial Of Spring will be cofnS'
% Monday. ,.d avDD
Sentence was about to be pronounce B.5
Emnos and Cspie, when heir counsel 20. zsca
Brown MED reasons for GEreSt OF Iudzfnen W.
an argument Will take place next week
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-04
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, MONDAY, APRIL A, 1853
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

No notice can be taken of anonymous COMMUNICATIONS
Whatever s intended for insertion must be an-
theuticated by the name and address OF the writer
not nece ssaily for publication, but as sguarantee
of his good faith.
We cannot undertake TO return rejected Communics'
tons
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-04

DrArH O. ToA NAKsHALL.-Ihe Telegraph
advises us that Hon. THOMAS F. MARSHAL
WAS killed by one Of his tenants near MsysyAle,
Ky, on Wednesday last.
Mr.. Marshall was member Of thememorable
XXvnA Congress, vhsreh he distinguished him.
self BY his advocacy Of National Bank and
Protective Tariff, as also by his hostility TO
National Bankrupt Law. On account OF this
hostility, he came into collision with Col j.
W. Webb, which resulted in the duel in which
the latter was wounded. He was elected rs
Wig but being Eve belieyel q descendant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-04
Nan-ArrixaI af the Arctic.

TIE HIGHLANDS, April >, looj|srA
Ii lis storming very hard here, and the wess
er IL very thick and dark. We do not thinH us -
would attemp, 70 20 into port tonight, should hes
rive, unless 10 should clear up.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-04
uo, Thos n. Marshall Killed.

CINCINNATI, Saturday, April = ~"
Hon. Thomas r. Marshall was killed py "'
Of HE tenants near Maysville, KY, last Wednes"'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-04

BALTIMORE, April ise
Chief Justice fancy is quite Ill at b" w.
dence in this city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-04
C,u,rnI AmeYiea...War betwses hs
and Guatemala. 80,

BosroS, SATURDAY Apr1u, iu,x<,
Letters received IN this city, dated no sssses
March /, ssy: "W1 10 now openly declare ~ Lfut
DE states OF Gastemala and HONDURAS :, scodufsz
Jews states that one hundred and nfy meo N 80
rave besten i've hundred Of Crrerss rooPH "a sbo
that he inhabitants of that State dislike ,,ch
hss taken the whole power into his hAs0 - sscsey
he case, IL 10 expected that Honduras s,n .s~.Iss'
triumphant sad bring speedy close to sns W.
ing war.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-04

EGen. Lane has left Kentucky for Ore
gon-ns, Oregon for the States as stands IN ss'ar'
days Telegrsphic dispatches.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-04
The washington Union on the San Juan As.ir

WASHINGTON saturday April = ied
The Union OF this morning speaks OF Con
mander Hons's conduct In the seizure OF Saa Juan.
Nicaragua M characterized by commcndable promSt
ness energy and prudence
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-04

r CossEorIcUr ELECTION to-day. Friends
of the Maine Law confide in each other-and
do your whole duty
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-04

HThe funeral of Mrs Fillmore was to
have taken place on Saturday, aad tina, q Mrs. Casa
yesterday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-04

10 The decision Of the Supreme Court IN
the Broadway Railroad Case will be found IN
our columns this morning, as delivered by
Judge EDWARDS and cOncurred in, as 20 the
most essential points, by the other judges. 1t
afirms the power Of the Corporation to au'
thorire the laying of Railroad IN Broadway
or any other street but puts an injunction on
the particular scheme in question, on the
ground that it involves fraudulent use OF that
power. The Corporation has no more right to
grant 10 one party, grstuitously, the privilege
Of laying and running a Railroad, when thai
privilege is valuable and other parties are viii
ling to pay for it, than TO divide the parks and
public buildings among it's own members ana
their friends The Judges hold that the gran
70 Sharp and others.-the same which Ia
brought upon SO many Common-Counchmei
the sentence 10 prison for contempt of Cour
is proved 10 be thus dishonest in it's natur
and avert lite execution accordingly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-04
Steamers Launched.

PHILADELPHIA, ApnI9 u
The steamships Western Port and hySp@@
Man were launched yesterday by Captain Lepa ~,
the Parker Vein Coal Company. The Two ooA ~,
ously launched for ths same Company 1eyIt
commence carrying coal from Baltimore 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-04

BUYYALO, Saturday April :, n "a
The remains Of Mrs. Fillmore arrsea %"
,;.bf and me funeral takes place al r. ~ today a,
The steamer Mayhower left CleVeIaO" "
Buffalo thk morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-04

BosToN, Saturday, April 2, lSa
The Captain of the schooner Agate, from
Jeremie, reports that Charles Bishop, Wesleysn W.
sionary at Jeremie while his way horsebsei wn
boy, from Aux Cages, was attacked near Devils Hoe
by band Of robbers who knocked him down. ROBBED
him Of bis porte monnae and left him inseusoe aP'n
the field IL was feared that he could not recover.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-04

ADMIRATION CHALLEseED.-Aiii ioNeI r- VI .n &c
,nis'i sbo,lS male pilgrimage to the wsreroon, Q,
JANIS The ssts s ''I lie L superb 10 IL
o. SSyy point evinces the taent and skul Of
~ msSes The Of this truly s.s sSo no ser preos
.ice ~ hs p,esoot House Hat Store" corner on broad
.os "a one door of Heers Mage Saloon IN
fhe' (biDese Boidings.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-04
o.. Coons Ar GrNIN's.-Eyery Depart-

Pans GOODS AT UENh 1--we! DcPalS
...G tsIs, lover establishment has been recently re-
..S 9TH the most RECHERCHE fsoIcs, rom ms Owl Ia
$50 ard from France Attention IL invited 70 tnS LIZ
s.T,nent Of ChdIen's Head Dresses Lsaies ant4
~. Cauntlets and Whips, Gentss TrsyeAhe, oPefa
Wski1, sud EverinR Caps; Caps Of every ~
Cborsn Gent Silk and Felt Hats UnDIe pre- nSoo a.
Wbips selected by Mr. GEMS IN fari' aO3
Just opened OF -. o5rav o.-<,osits St Paurs.
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~ Strangers in New-York for purposes, OF
~ amusement are respectfully invited 20 call st
he once of / M. SIEGER Co, No 2'S Broadwsy ana
sxamIpe their patent Sewing Machines Ibers 90 IT,
tI;rgs in Nev-York 90 cunous-none more use'u az
wori Of these machines upon every vsneT Of tAone'
uneoualled.