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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-19
MR sABINE's REPORT ON THE FISH.
ERIRS.


We have received from Washington the Sec
Rotary of the Tressury's Annual Report on
the Finances, to which is attached long and
elaborate report on the Principal Fisheries Of
the American Seas" BY Hon. Lorenzo Sabine,
of birmingham, Mass, now a member of Con-
gress from that State.
The report Of Mr.. Sabine, extends TO be-
tween three and four hundred pages, and is
complete beyond nything Of the kind eyes
published. 1t is replete with all kinds of val
liable information upon the subject, and de-
scends to the most minute particulars. We
have not only the statistics and the history Of
the British, French and American fisheries,
from the earliest settlement of the country, but
thousand curious scraps Of general history
interpreted, compiled with infinite industry and
patience, and bearing upon the topics handled.
Mr. Sabine's peculiar taste as al annalist, and
and his fcndness for details, carry him quite
through and through his subject, from head to
tail, and throughout every possible rami6cation
oft. In bis descriptions Of fishing and offish-
ermen, he becomes as cOlloquial and as quaint
as Izaak Walton himself No detail is too hum
bic for him 20 shun, for he evidently aims at
exact, rather than artistic portraiture. From
the intimate knowledge that Mr. Sabine every
where displays in regard TO his subject, we can
entertain no doubt Of his declaration that it
has constantly occupied bis thoughts for more
than twenty years.
During the month of December he entered
into Investigations with a view to compute the
damages which our fishermen sustained the
last summer from the interruption of their
business by the British fleet sent among them.
1t led him to the remarkable conclusion tina.
they were not less than quarter Of a million
Of dollars.
Mr. Sabine estimates that the pay received
by our fishermen, notwithstanding the extra
ordinary hardships and hazards they undergo,
does not amount TO over eighteen dollars a
month, gross earnings, TO a man. This fact is
ofitself sufficient to account for the great dim
mutton in the quantity of fish caught by New
England fishermen during the last few seasons
as compared with previous years. He brings
forward the Census Statistics to show that the
produce Of the cod fishery of Maine, New
Hampshire and Massachusetts, was, in 1910,
COZ, JOS quintals; while in 1850 it was but
407 ,Sl4 quintals.
The report is available contribution to our
stores of condensed information upon the sub
ject on which il treats, and must take per-
manent place in our public libraries. Ii ap-
pears from the authors statement that we are
alike indebted to Mr.. Secretary Corwin, Mr.
Greedy, the Collector of Boston, as well as to
himself for the form in which it appears
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AZ THr IRrIre HousE.-Dr. SoHEl

Ar THE IRyIEG HOUsE.-Dr. SCHESCK, OF
hsss .nte Of rooms a. he Irving Hoas 3 pte
pared advice gratis 70 al persons who ssed
with diseases Of The LunEs Liver and ID Es,Te Orzns lie
wiz commence or MoxDAY the 2st Of February inst and
continue until Saturday the 18th inst, from TO- An 70
Pm, daily lie viii ave those weo aes,re IL thorough
examination With hs kesDIrzfor for - each
Tits singular fact that treat majority OF persons az
Gc;ed with cough cold night swests ehiis swell
ling Of the feet saeatIOa &C. a. imagine that they
have an stt.et Of Pulmonary CONSUMPTION whsn al these
gmptos Ety be e-seo By 81 Affection Of The Liysr and
pshze with that Of the Liver and cause coughs and eoozs
expeetorstou-
tons Of the Liver which Is frequently the rt caue md
the Luugs VIII relieve thcmsevsa The object Of
examination o. the patient 20 ascertain the frst csuss Of
the disease whether originating with the Liver Stomach or
Dr. scHExcE is psrtculary DESTROYS Of confsrrins with
s ny ,S .ne ok s 81. o.
prop.y asticang TIE food sud thus causing the gastric
juices give st susersnee and strength 70 the system
which Es;ure originally designed.
Dr.. scBEScK's REsPIaosETER.
The difficulty Dr. 8 experienced II diasnosins the many
eonpecated snd obcue thst frequently presented
Themselves IN his practice with the Stethosope iof LFn
nee ipdaeed bin 70 his sttert TO the ssbsc which
resulted in the invention Of the Reprometer Toe follow
ng brief description given but Is still sufficient to show
the dB end the advantages this instrument possesses
al Others that have been invented for the exploration
Of the chest
The instrument n msde Of silver the sound contracting
rover Of which metal is Universally admitted 70 be
uaed and far superior to the wood and flexible mate
sls used the Manufacture Of Stethoscop1s Is funnel
b1sped eIirfntYs, pedded WITH lndia huoOe al once
sopfs itself 70 the Chest md being perfectly alright the
sound Of the slightest breAthns f4intest
yeyed into the siI-tulb, or chamber whence 1t is
transmitted with such intensity and dsnet1ess to the
Of the Auscutator 70 enable him with confidence and
without the possibility Of error, 70 pronounce az
upou the state and condition Of the organ under
nation diminishing the length Of the time usually
poJed and without the slightest psin or ioconve
nence the patient. The medical faculty and Of
the scientific Of county have testified 70 iis
great superiority all other instruments used for mediate
sutcujtstlon.
DR.. scHENcR's TERMS
The ohsrge Of fees Of DR.. j. n ScHENcK
For examination OF tie Lun with the Resprometer g
For visiting IN The
Oyer5
OVer ~
Over 50 and under 100 miles.
for Ladies the private door the Irving House.
on Chambers 81 SIDE where servants in waiting
duct them 10 DR.. ScHEgCK's room.
soHEScKs Pulmonic syrup rs sod at y per bottle,
bottles for IS &. V CLICKEsER Co. No ~ Barclay
ore the General Agents for NewYork and vicinity.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NEWBORN. SATURDAY. FEB 10, 1883
r Aav,ter.erts for The Tri5z.s Of Monday ocsh. 20
Be sent IN before O'Clock on Saturday eyenInS

CossRIss-In Senate. Mr.. Brodhead's sub
stitute for the Pacific Railroad bill. namely, TO
strike out al after the enacting clause, and in
sert provisions for q survey Of the various
routes, WIS voted down, Yeas -. Nays a. The
bill meets with powerful opposition, and was
still under discussion at the time Of adjourn
ment.
In the House, after some private business,
the Civil and Diplomatic bill came up again in
Committee, where it appeared that the spPro-
pristion for the expenses of the two Holses Of
Congress reaches upward Of Sl,Is6,000, Of
which Sl2,500 are for newspapers, 900 for
stationery ~ and $4,000 for folding
The Speaker laid before the House mes
cage from the President, accompanied BY an
important communication from the Secretary
Of State, in relation to the Mosquito Territory
question. These papers viii be found at
length in the Congressional report in another
column.
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Br LrrrERs PArENr (seeuredl 49,

FUlvgRmAchEks PATENT HYpRo-ELEcrRIc NoLrAtc
CHAINS constructed be under the
most wonderful discovery in Medicine aud Electricity OF
the present day. They relieve without pain or shock iR-
ttanisneonsy acute nervous PANS such Head Ear and
Tcot ache, Rheumatic Pans Tie Doloarux, etc and by
s mild Tut continuous pereephle action the boly
disseses OF standing such Goat Local Paralysis
Nerors Complaints, Liver diseases etc, disappear As
by miracle. They prvcipstc medals nom their sOla
tsns, 6ecompcse water dedcct the magnetic needle in
abort show all the phenomena Of powerful Violate pile
The instruments producing these eects weigh about tive
be folded up in apocketk book always ready
for instantaneous use and will last hs lifetime for
himself family, and h,s friends, etc against that nanher
OF aesses AID complaints m which mild esias electric
" perfectly safe certain, and wonato speedy remedy
Tire rtiee OF complete cham Is from 81 to s. Batteries
Incredible as NAY seem the above fact. any person can
easily convince himself beforehand the depot Of thalr
truth The importance OF the iDy aion has been acsnow
edged in America BY the Academy o. Medicine OF New
fors ard the CHAINS have been applied with great
In she Medical Colleges the City, Bellevue and VANS ls
and hospsls Broosln CITY HospitI Nc; in Europe by
the Royal Colleges Of Physicians and Surgeons in London
Imperial Faculty Vienna BY the Royal Facaty at Der.
lin, and ether Scientific lnstaoas OF tAe highest order
incladine TIE principal Hospitals in Earope.
The preretoSs IN Possession testimonials the
efeet nom al the above Illustrations in Amexca aud
furcrs wei a. o. the meat eminent aud distinguished
uenhs OF ;he profession in both AesnispAe.e and Invite
the public &c examine them.
Fsl and Illustrated dessripsons-one for person.l uss
and Tor scientific insaith copies OF AID
nabeI OF cured IN Ne~losk and Earope nav ~
obtained grsfss the oice. They via be SorSraea ira
OF pQsfsse 60 any part Of the United States i'm .n.r -
prepaid Inquiries containing three postage saps
J. STEINERT, Nc sos Broadway, cor. Of Pssnce-s,
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International Copyright-HIail Contracts, &c.
The Courier learns, By special dispatch, that

lnternatfouui SOpyrieut-IuhuS 0ntrncss, NC
The Courier learns, by special dispatch, that
1t ia Understood Sat Washington that the Copyright
Convention signed yesterday bat there Is srcrs
probability that IL will be rejected by the Senate
1.-The Postmaster General has granted an
extension Of the mail steamer contract from New.0r
leans to Vera Cruz, to Messrs Ramsey Cornsk Co.
subject 10 the approval of Congress The additional
service provides tor the transportation Of the Ass
with the consent Of the Mexican Government from vss
Cruz 10 Acapulco, The Pacific, and from Acapulco %
san Francisco semi monthly.
1.-The annual compensation for the service "a fixed
100000. The Nicaragua Transit Company were com.
poors for the contract and they assert tha they Of
tered 70 contract for weekly mail from New York ana
New Orleans alternately 10 San Francisco, via Lake
Nicaragua, for 10000. The Democrats are much d.
pleased hat the arrangement has been entered into
they desired that should be reserved FOR the action q
tie incoming Administration. The POstOace CommE
tees have demonstrated With the Department
1.-The Tehuantepec and Pacific Railroad pro
jects considered to have been defeated by the Po~
pOnement ordered TO day"
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ASPECTS IN FGANCR-PKACE OR war
A letter from Paris to Tie fadspesas.s can.
tains the following. We give Il as conirms,o,,
Of our own opinion that the Peace Of Eurp.
hangs by brittle thread:

Adbts W
sThe Imperial Marriage Is what we call IN Frr,.h
an cosp d fef< freak Of fancy It's annoanccms., A..
been deadly blow upon pGblc fands Toe fs.u-e !.
the prorracted efforts made 20 unite Bonaparte via
crowned family. struck the money market with terry
and the ruors OF III viii the part Of the nortasr
powers csuse dread Of pretty general II i eo.
sidercd a. certain thing rhsf Prussia Austria and ~.
whole Of Germany, have Acknowledged the Emplr.
with 80 many restrictions, explanations, and eommes,s
that their position before u almost hostile Boaxp.,ts
is said Be perfectly mad against all Europe rae Goa
tempt with which he Is looked upon by ali tie mon
srchs, and especially BY those who most opeely y,
ccursg,d his crimes against freedom, 10 known 10 lin
and be dreams Of revenge. He is sin an aivensrvr
be loudly spesks Of peace; aud he Is preparing hf wu
The moneyed men. the sristocrscy Of francc who
were united with him in his Conspiracy ssains, the Re
public, turning silently against him, as well q he
Inonsrehs Of the NORTH You may expect soaae gress
outbreak before long, the part of that strange ma,
Be not surprised il you hear thsf day. suddenly, h
has put new and heavy tax upon property, income
&C. and declared war % some neighboring na,sa
Taking money from the rich would please the inorss,
masses, and lend TO Bonsparte their help in wssh
which would be easy to engage ths, powerful shabby
national henor.'
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We shall issue on MONDAY MORNING
TAs TSsssns - caivarsia, o-ssos sad sas Ssa5
r'eA isIssSs. Ii WI contain summary Of all the
LHess Foreign and Domestic News since the sailing of
he last steamer Money and Market Reports Mar
riases, Deaths, &c.
"ss eopaes In wrappers. ready ior mailing. can bs
NA~ 'Ae pesk on Aenasy Morning Price cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-19

~ Two thousand eight hundred BuIldins
Lot and ore hundred Farms VIII be Distributed On the 2sh
Of Fetrrsry isss among sc sabberH Now 10 the gold
en- opportunity to secure cheap H0neea2-only SIS for
four Village Baldinz Lot. Farm We urge read
en-. enc spd s 10 and beg share Immediately you
viii again be TOO late few only now left Apply to
CHazLEs wOop. No. 2os Broadway where maps are now
ready s1d may be had gratis See advertisement 100
pamE.-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-19

GENTLEMEs's UATs-SPRISG FASHION FOR
ls53N EsPEsscnsD will issue the Spring Style for 1888,
ON Saturday next the 10Th inst lie socits critical exam
ipat,p OF lie detgn shape material and workmanship IL
prenis OF eh fashion which, although ndscriba
be- fascuses the eye The improvements in the art OF
hating developed and applied tins splendid fabric would
Justify the manufacturer in placing price upon II as far
sboye the ordinary n superior to ordinary hats
Jpsfoad OF dong co. he still sdberes 10 his former price of
s3 So they certainly superior to any bat sold ~
Broadway for - N EsPENsChElD,
No i07 Nassau.st corner Of Ann.
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LOCAL AFrnRs.-The application for an IN
junction upon the holders of the pretended
charter for Railroad in Broadway came up
in the Supreme.COurt yesterday. Argument
was commenced The case was adjourned IN
I'll Monday next
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-19

~ We learn from an authentic source tina.
the Cabinet is made up, and will consist Of
the following gentlemen: Messrs. CusHHo,
FLAGG, DoBBS, Stockton, DAVIS and CAMp.
BELL, with another not definitely settled upon.
But We cannot indorse the absolute correct.
ness of the announcement, az Gen. Pierce ha,
not confded any Of bis secrets to US.
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For Europe.

The L. S. Mail steamship Atlantic, Captain
West will leave this port TO-DAY, Al noon for Liver
pool Tie Se~f Wsskly Tribsak containing all the
latest news can be had at the Desk Tais Morning in
wrappers, ready for mailing.
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n he Eliisr u IA. NY $780,.

In quoting from your paper of Feb. 10. the
words tend to shake our eon6denee" did No, are,
o; reserrns the word ear yourselves a. he e,i,,;
&C. The Thought hsd not entered my mind. NJ.
for wishing TO pabish this sssscen. /. 20 -.
As advocacy Of the charge of tishoaess suoss.io.
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"Ir Gwrs GENERAL SArrsrAorlsy.--S

1T OlVks UkNEkAL StfIsFAVffsN. ~
ssy al the Dealers in MIASEs NgSNyres, ard 30 also
may the PtepGetc thew daily reviewing eertii-
thai print thera woald ~ yolaas
But What the further certificates % medicine that
has become anvesi Let the names Of few OF ss ap
pfovets sufkce;
Mr. George Maxwell Of Augusta Carroll Co, has used t
In his family with tire best eeeSts.
j. H. Csier. RESPECTABLE merchant OF Louisville AFTER
haypg nsea csers witcet effect administered dose Of
NLASS's vsRnursE. which completely removed the
WerEA
II has alss been used with success in the families Of the
following persons;
PisfsbsreA and rcisity-JAmes Ssysson Peansyfysria
pv Mary j. Strsffon Mary SSrsroa Sarah Hasheerysr,
Manchester; Margaret Lindsay Gs Jss burke and Agnes
Bs1ke Squirrel Hill
This invalush,s medicine may be had in New:Yerk,
Wholesale spa rs2ail by c. " ClicxrNEa Co. Ne 81
B1rclsy-sf end BoYe PAU. No 70 Ccrrtlanarss SOLD
also By eli the psinepsl Druggists
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-19

TEAs.-The best assortment OF Fine Teas
win be found at the store Of the CANTON TEA COMPANY
Nc 25 Chsham-s between Pearl and Roosevelt the old
Tea Establishment IN the city We readers
that they do better here than elsewhere either whole
sale or retail They have no branch store.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-19

LEersLATURE.-The Senate was mainly occu-
pied with private bills The Assembly passed
the bill incorporating the New-York Agricul.
tural College. Mr.. Chamberlain reported
against any change in the law to punish seduc-
ton, and motion to recommit was lost by
large majority.
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rsect and Rum rAd Po.ncsof whatever rsrs, A.,
that an Union, holy A'a inissouble Of ssers,s, !,
well a. Of interest, be proclaimed. besseea rsns.,
snee. Religion and Poliiios OF every party and ever,
ae-<
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~ The attention Of all wishing good Farms
reasoDebe terms particularly directed 70 the sivsr-
tlseDeEt Of G. SANDERS and II. 5. GILBERT. No. Nas
ssn-ft headed "PgcosIc FApnsF
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SPLyxpID CARpHrI1cs 70

laD3y5sITH LoUsssEzY No. ~ Pesrl-st, now
csVl1s 10 store, per late arya large stock OF Velvet
Tapesry BTusseis Thrse-Py and Ingram CarpetsE Of
ehats and elegant desgnA which haylns bsen purchased
previous 70 the recent advances IN prices they sosssd
70 offer very uezt inducements.
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Bsrker-Langley Fullsger.
ColesyiIle-Multord Norrbrup
Leile-Oeo, W. Randall.
Nsnticoke-- - -
Tran le-Solomon PAGE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-19

THE PEOPLES HArTERs.-This enterprising
body Of mechanics viii introduce their Spring Style Of Hat
for gentle wear rHB) SATURDAY, Feb 10. This Lass
isue-fuy sustaining their reputation for producing the
mos gant aud durable Hats sold IN the cty-s
Offered tie People with the confidence that will
meet with their appreciation. STANDARD prices 81 and 81
HAT FisisHERs 0EioS, No II fsIkrow, opposite the
ls.or IIopss.
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~ Van Deusen's Improved "Wahpene" i,

extensively circulated, not only in the City and
throughout the State Of EewYork bat in the principal
cities and towns OF the Union. The u obvious IL
has found that really specific for changing grey
hair its first color and producing bald spots
uxurhrt and healthy growth THIS grest Vegetable Gem
pound be obtained az the DEPOT No. i3 Chamberss
aud from the principal duggsts Of The city and country.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-19

How TO SPoIL SHIRT.-YOu may make the
coll,r high low this bosom fat puaed like
the cIaw pouteT pigeon In fact there twenty
spoil shirt bat there is plan perfect it,
viz the patent plan Of GREEN, No. 1 Aston House.
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rVr FREEMAS, No. 80 Fulton-st., will intro
duce his Spring STYLE Of Hats for Gentlemen Saturday.
the ih inst ard respectfully sooits share Of the public
patronage Those who have ordered their ais viii receive
Them on that day A. FREEMAN,
No 90 Fulton, below Willam-st.
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FiNE Doors AT WBoIEsALE-J

FINE BOOTS At NHoLEsALE.-J) HN l. WAr-
KINs wholesale manufacturer Of sns Frs calf an3 patent
leather welt and pump Boots suitable for The Soaefn iua
Western msrkets An inspection VII show ouSe tie
ptns1ity OF the work made a. this estahlishmen;.
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New-York Town eetings-s gPeri'r
BROOME co


Whigs....5. Democyais....f
Barker-Langley Fullsger. Chenango-Georfs Bun,
Coesyie-hu ford Norrbrup. Con khn-Danl Lansaon.
Leie-Oeo. w. Randall. ,Halns-Granyle OsIes
Esntcoke- - sandford-Wm Mscelme.
Trisnsle-Solomon Page. Union-Benj Bseh.
yestal-C. X. Asneress
Windsor-H b. Ooodneh
MONTGOMERY co.
Whigs....4 Desocy1ts.. ~
CLarleston-fnncis Hoag Jr AAsterdam--lsasf Jackson
GleB-Fictor A. Putnam. Cana oharie-B. J. hsffin-
Mindsn-Alfred Wagner. Blsnds--Wm. ii. yscssoa.
Paistile- Archibald Gray. Slohswk-Jsmcs hi~
Root-John Bowdzl a..
ST. Jshnsyille-D. y. Mems
OSosDAGA Co.-With Spoiiord to hear FROM
5whiss, Free Soil, and 10 Democrats suPervi'ofs
have been elected.
ST.. LAWRENCE Co.-So far as heard froiu'
Board Of Supervisors will stand Wings and IL Demo
crats oswegschie went Democratic for the hfss 1n'
since led. One Wing Constable was elected
DELAWARE Co.-The Board stands wings
and l2 Democrats, Wings and Democrats beng"
chosen.
JEFFERSON Co.-With towns TO hear fron'
Wigs and IL Democratic Supervisors hare 'ss1
elected.
ScHoHARIE Co-Fultonham has gone Dem
ocrttc.
TExAs.-Gen Houston was reelected 10 .e'
u 3 Senate by the following vote, a. the Extra sew
NJ hoI .-tsf.
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MONTGOMl

Whiqs
CLarleston-frsncis Hoas, Jr
CleD-Fictor A. Putnam.
Mindsn-Alfred J Wagner.
PslStile- Archibald Gray.
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LANDS celebrated GERMAN BirTERs, prepared by DR.
gAcksoS No. 10 Archst, Phsdephia-the great remedy
Tor Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia Nervous Debility Sc
Hatch Broonks, West Chester, Pa. le50 said. TIE
general satisfaction expressed by these who have used HO3f
lands German Bitterss perhaps unpAralelea-sope think
IL worth Us weight in gold
Abel Turren, Mon.rosc Pa Feb. 7, 1852, said "Yolr
German Buffers have gone on rapidly have sold
about hall eoEen 70 very respectable Bsptst Cersyman
Of my acquaintance who attributed his % Ia
20 the USE Of these Bittrs"
q: 4. L4throp, TGnkhannock, Pa May Is 1851, SID
Almost any number OF certificates can be obtained from
some Of the best Ia this .ton the ef6cscy OF t-
German bitfers shoad be deemed advisable II IS ei
icine that emphatcaly recommends itself and every IL
stance has produced good report"
Tor sale holessle in Newly orb by A n. D. Sands cor
Fulton and Niham-siS; Havlald, keese 4 CO. No. 50
Maiden lane Retail by {. H. Rng corner Broadway and
John.st- Or. Doohttle No. III GrAndst; Mrs NJ Hayes
Brooklyn, and BY respectable dealers everywhere.
WINDOW SHADEs.-Best assortment in the
world Il ktLIY FTRGrsaS's, Nos sS9l Broadway and
81 Readest Dealers supplied fson first hands. Shades
wIrSnied 70 stand any climate, and sod lower tta II any
other establishment.
n B-Stose, Church, and other large shades painted
and lettered, 90 order IN superior style
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-19

EsS' FowLERs e. WELLS, Psychologists and
Publishers Clinton Hail. No. l3l Nassaust New-York end
Nc. 1S2 WashingtoR-st, Boston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-19

~ Beads, of every description, for sale by
MP BRows
No lG6 Pesrl-st,
New-YoFk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-19

HAIR Dye AND WIGs-BAToHELoR's Man
sfscory for these articles s celebrated In all paris Of the
world persons wishing light elegant and durable Wig
Toupee surely be suited His Hair Dye ssppbed, q
euarantee) sod wholesale and retail At %oi Wall
st Copy the sddress--beware OF limitations
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-19

t9- Corns, BuniOns and Diseased Nails sue.
eess'uy treated by DR. LrrIEFIELD. No 49S Broadway
opposite tie Ar Union Rooms or Ladies and Gentlemen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-19

TrxAs.-Cen. Houston was reelected 10 the
U. :. Senate by the following vote at the Extra sew
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