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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-11
B- If distance lends enchaptmept to Il

tF' If distance lends enchantment to the
view, it sometimes dimnishes the grandeur of
individuals and curtails the respect paid them.
Thus the KdlHisehe Zeitung says that his l." first
emotion on reading the long-winded epistle
which Mrs. Julia Gardner Tyler, or as Ameri-
cans would say, Mrs. Ex-President John Tyler
has intruded on the Duchess of Sutherland
was one Of thankfulness and joy that he was
not Mr.. Ex-Presdent John Tyler" The
London Times also applies to the same epistle
the epithet Of " sereechy." What unmannery
fellows those European journalists seem to be
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washington Items.

WASHINGTON, Thursday. March 10, 1882
A large Delegation from the Maryland lnsti-
tute Baltimore visited the Mechanics Exhibition to-day,
by invitation. They were received by Committee OF
the Metropolitan Institute and Hospitality entertained
They afterward waited on President Pierce aud were
introduced by Mayor French
The Senate remained in Executive Session
but few moments to-day. About dozen nominations
have been sent in and referred None OF them having
been definitely acted upon they strictly cont entiaL
lie is believed that Mr.. Kennedy the Super
idtendent Of the Census will be retained the work
Il drawing To a cloee
The applicants for office under the Post.
Office Department from every section of the country,
are nnumerobe.
AT the meeting at Richmond last night il was
resolved to receive Mr. Fillmore the guest of the city,
and Committees were appointed 10 superntend mill
taTy and civic procession, Sc.
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GRAND JURIEs.

We have before observed that the Grand
Jury list Of this City is the arbitrary creation
of the Aldermen acting in the capacity OF
Supervisors. That it was ever made up,
either in whole or part, to meet particular
case We do not know but we do know that
We should select very different set of men to
represent the moral worth and intellect Of the
City. And we cannot resist the conviction,
upon carefully inspecting the roll, that there
has been great effort made in several Wards
to bolsterup the Rum traffic by crowding into
the box controlling force of men directly en-
gagged in the business. For instance, among
the forV-si Grand Jurors selected from the
Sixth Ward, and certified to by Aid. Thomas
j Barr, as "ofap approved integrity, fair charac-
ter, sound Judgment, and well informed" SIR
teen, or more than one-third are rumsellers, and
the proportion is about the same in most Of
the other Wards. This shows to what iniu-
ence We must ascribe the almost unbroken
silence of successive Grand Juries upon the
desolatipg evils and denominations of this
trade.
But it is not so much to the general compo-
sition Of the Grand Juries as 70 that of the one
now in session that We desire to direct public
attention. This Jury was originally drawn on
the 2lst of February, and the drawing is at
tested by Alderman Tweed and Alderman Cor
nell, who stood godfathers on the occasion
Thirty.six names were drawn, of which
eighteen were made into Jury. We give the
names, occupation and places 81 business Of
these eighteen;
John Bolas, Porter House, No Fus,-Sy
Charles H. Collsdsy, Last maker No ~ FrAnktort-st
Patrick Dolan, Coaldesler, No Isl Nalberryst
Isaac Edwards, Dock master, No. 46l Hoas,on.st.
jonathan G. Fleet Livery. No. ~ Roosevelt-st
Russell L. Glover, ex Sescsptsin, Lamsrtneplsee.
James Gallagher, (unksown,) Secondav and Eighty.
seccndst.
Chsrles Cannon, Blacksmith, No. 6 CAriisle-st.
John J. Holhster, Hotel, No. Wsshngtons;
John G. kpp, unknown ThirdAv and Eish,y.hfih-si
Anthony McCroadin, Morocco No. e2 Gold,t
james Nicholson, Dry-dock Agent, 50 Franklinst
Edward II. Plume Bowling Alley, No. q Jsmesst.
James Smith, Clerk, No % Madison 81.
George Scarf, Porter House, Nc. 45S Broadway
stephen Van Nostrand, Hotel Mount Morris
Charles O. Wstereury, Lumber No 10 Msngin.
Fernando Wood, Lawyer, No Isl Broadway
In the thirty-six names originally drawn, the
Rum interest was represented by sixteen, or
nearly oxehaG and out of the Is who serve on
the Jury and are given above, We think ssres
belong to that profession. Among the eighteen
there are also some gentlemen not entitled to
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-11
Omce Seekers and their Chances.
Cofrr-poGdence Of The y. T. Tribune
WARRINGTON. Wednesday March o 1a5.


WAsHISGToS, Wednesday March 9, 1883
Ii strikes me that about the only thing that can
sericusy interfere with the OF General v
Wrghts application for the Chsrgeshp to switzerland
i. the fact that there are two others urged for dioo
matte appointments from New Jersey, with great va.
hemenee, too Thus, Sc nator Wright is .aid to b.
urging ayosng Mr.. Stevens or Stephens, Of Newark,
for the same place, and Peter D. Vroom "a urging the
claim. Of his young brOiherinlGv son of the lste
Garrett d. Wal. Though neither Of these gentlemen
can probably succeed over Z. R. " Wright. owing %
the lAtters longer and much more valuable political
services than either of them have rendered their bae
ing may prove sufficient greatly enlbarrass the ap
pointment Of Mr. w, his two rivals for the Senator
ship being the leading friends Of those gentlemen
There Il likely 70 be trouble about the Pos, Office a,
HswBrunswiek, NewJersey. Il seems that the ieegs.
ops in the last and next Congre from that s,.,e had
meeting here q few days since, and unanimously
signed ior"-Ssnderson, portrait painter of tia,
town; while spear, the editor or proprieor Of The
Democratic papers in New Brunswick and Jer,ey.
City the ground with apaper in hi. poke, signed
BY threeefourtks Of the Democratic voters resident
within the New. Brunswick Post Office delivery Spear,
friends sllese that the delegations promised him
bearing and fxed the lst instant the time at which
Aey WOuo tzke Up tne quSsuoh Is 70 Wn0m they
should recommend. But that through the efforts Of
Dr. Lily the newly elected ~ c. from tia, district
who IL said to owe spesrs yrudge, the decision was
made the 24th ut, so to grary Lilly, punish
Spear for daring 70 cross Ls pain, and to dsappon.
the good Democrats of the diggisss So he Jersey
oAceseekins world ways.
The sppdntmer; Of Peer O. Washington 10 be The
Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury, an excelleu.
one. Up TO three days ago, be was seekinsa rein.
eslUent s0Y.ysr 70 The pa: Of SIKH As1.s. e -:
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NEW.YORK, FRIDAY. MARCH IL, 1853.

Iyo,sLaruRE.-In Senate yesterday, Mr..
Joow,s submitted an amendment 10 the Con IT.
tuition providing for borrowing money to con-
plete the Canals The proposition was ordered
TO be printed. The Committee Of the Whole
passed the bill to complete the locks Of the
Champlain Canal
In the ASSEMBLY, the General Tax bill occu-
pied the entire day Mr.. CHAxPLrs moved to
reconmit the bill with instructions TO add the
Senate bill levying tolls upon Railroads A
debate arose as TO whether the bill should be
referred back with or without instructions. and
as to who were friends of the Canals and who
were not. Then there was some spicy talk
about elimination and recriminatiOn, vast
ing time, &c An attempt to adopt
the original bill was failure. Mr..
Loomiss amendment (making the tax
7.lOths of a mild was lost. Mr.. Burroughs 5
amendment 10 refer back with instructions to
report a toll BILL was lOst-a to II. The
question was then taken upon the amendment
Of Mr.. Champlin, which substantially incorpO-
rates the Senate bill, imposing tolls on rail.
roads, with the general tax law, and fixing the
tax at 7-10ths of a mill Motions TO amend by
striking out the Northern and the Erie Roads
having failed, the amendment of Mr.. G.. wa:
finally adopted. After some debate upon the
new Assessment bill, the House adjourned.
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caponizatiop; one Of them was stakeholder
in the Hyer and Sullivan prize 6ght, and 9TH
ers are notorious as low ward politicians.
For some reason not developed. an addition
al panel of twelve names was drawn on the OH
inst. and attested by Mayor Westervelt and
Deputy Clerk Willet Out Of these twelve
four we're chosen to serve, as follows:
John R March, Grocer, Oste) No. 50 Pt.st
John Polhemus, Jeweler, No i94 Grapd-st.
John NJ Seaman Butcher, No 152 Eldriigest
Elliot Walker, Grocer, No. % Downing st
The Jury with this addition consists Of
twenty-five persons of whom nine are believed
to be retail dealers in alcoholic liquors, giving
Rum three-sevenths of the whole power
We need not say that this body is regarded
with distrust by all who know how far grog-
selling and other peculiar elements predOmi-
nate in it's composition. II is suspected that
the majority of its members are in the interest
Of the corrupt members of the Common COun-
Gil, and the desire it has already manifested to
revise the proceedings of the last Grand jury
against those fanctonaries, certainly gives
color to the suspicion. How far it is well
founded, the facts will presently disclose; and
meanwhile the Press will have rendered no In
considerable service il. it rOuses the attention
Of the moral and thinking part OF the public
to the wrong and dangerous manner in which
the Grand Jury list has hitherto been made up.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-11
Nov FoRgIes GoODs AT GESISs's.-Ihe az

,, az The psbc IL invited the splendid assortment OF
Psris goods eleeted in that city by GEss 70 De opsno
itrns Of this extensive importation. which rescued New
YorI by the Humboldt superb French felt Hats i9r gen
temep beautifully mounted silk UmoTenS ana Slh
Sbades Canes great variety and Of new and elegant de-
signs and childrens fancy Hats Of more tban twenty gt4s
ri styes lust brought in Pans. Parents VIII ma me
ssstoept of the latter fabrics particularly worthy OF then
s,tension 0Ksis No PA Broadway,
"N'e Opposite St Psufs.
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~ Brownsville dates to the end of Feb
ruary have reached New.Orleans. Caravajal
had abandoned his plans and disbanded his fol.
lowers. Advices from Mexico to the 10Th ult
state that Uraga had written to Santa Anna
asking him TO return, and promising him con-
stitutional election to the Presidency
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-11
Trade with Canada.

BOSTON, Thursday, March ~ 1000
A meeting of q number OF our wealthy and
influential merchants was held at the Revere House ths
evening 10 consider the expedency of aiding IN sm
building of the Prescott and By town Railroad 70 COZ
nect with the line OF the Osdensburgh road. Msy1
sesver presided Hon A. G. Brown, OF OgdensburEh
addressed the meeting and earnestly solicited the AID
of capitalists for this beet Addresses aso mads
by Philip Greedy, Edward Crane aud WIN. +. Eustis
Esqs Resolutions In favor OF the proposed measure
reciprocity of trade between the United states aud Vie
Canhdaa. ware unanimously adopted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-11
Late and Interesting from Mexico.
NEw.OaLEANs, Tuesday, March. e

NEwORLEANs, Tuesday, March. & 1893.
We are in receipt of Brownsville dates to
the 3Oth ult, by which learn that Caravaja has
abandoned his plans, aud disbsnded his followers.
The dates from the City of Mexico are to
the 10th February General Uraga had written to
Santa Anna, asking him to return and In accordance
with the plan of Guadalaars assuring him Of consti
tutioual election to the Presidency.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-11

ARREST FOR SrEALNe.-A woman Of bad
reputc, living ct No. els wstsrs, was arrested zee
terdsy afternoon by offcer Philips Of the Fourth
Ward. charged with stealing a gold watch and chain
worth ello from Custom House nigh, watehmsn re-
siding In Myrtis-sv, Brooklyn, who was in ws,erst.
on Wednesday, whenii was stolen
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Row ON SHIpsoARD.-A severe fight occurred

ON board Of the cpperhp Surprise laying in the Ess.
River near Brooklyn, last evening in which the
men were eoniending with the officers Of the ship. 1t
Is said to have occurred account Of their provisions.
James Murphy bostswsn. was stabbed By some OF the
men during the ARRAY. lie reached New York and was
found BY ofeer MoInerney in the Fourth Ward bleed
tns prosusey. The o6icer took the wounded nan to
the Hospital
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-11
Murder by n Boy.
ROCHESTER, Thursday, Ma

ROCHESTER, Thursday, March 10, 1883.
boy named Satterbee, aged IA, was stabbed
20 the heart this forenoon during quarrel. by lad
named Gsrdner, aged only l2 years. Satterbee died
In a few minutes.
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Grr,s's BAzAAn.-Some months ago Dir.

UENIk JOHANNESBURG
yrts proceed.d Dr. Europe ortbe purpose Of entering mo
sneca contracts with the first Houses 10 the several depart
msns Of business compromised III his Ladies an1 JuVe
nie Bazaar, In this he has been entirely successful and
tbe mpoatiops Of Fashionable Spring Goods selected by
hse or manufactured to his order in Paris aud London
have just arrived. .,,, -.
the Bszaar with the and superb socs OF UNI
dreps Head Dresses Boys and Infant Clothing Hosiery
Jaces Embroideries Ladies Parsmade Shoes Getsr &C
thai has ever crossed tine Atlantic Many OF the syesOi
rens Fancy Hats for both and OF the or
Bows ages had appeared abroad when the
were made and will be pr almost taneousy 70 the
public OF PARIS London and Ne~fors Ia addition 70 tnse
samples Of foreign taste, ya1ety Oh new sye8 nom III
de and eohng factories attached 10 the Bazaar viii
on that day be brought cut that the products OF naive
and foreign skill will be placed SIDE BY slde oT the spec
ton Of conboisseurs. GLnlN , nAzAsF'v
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Rhode Island WING state C0nvention-Hy.
drophobia.

PROVIDENCE, Thursday, March TO- 1853
The Wing State Convention, this afternoon,
made no Nominations. Nominating Committee ofseven
three from Providence and one from each of the other
Countes) sppointed-the nominations 10 be made
and published at tie discretion OF the Committee
Joseph Mallett, Frenchman, died of hydro
phObia yesterday, having been bitten by mad dog on
Sunday week. The dog bit several animals before Us
death
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-11
Ex-President Fillmore,

WASHINGTON, Thursday, March 10, 1853.
The ImteAhgencer publishes letter from
number OF citizens OF Washington of both parties to
Mr. Fillmore nquring the time and mode of his depart.
ure, in order that they may unite in public manifesto
ton Of respect
He will leave in about week, being delayed by inds.
position in his family.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-11

FROM WAsHNGToS.-In the Senate, yester-
day, Mr.. Cooper overhsuled the contract Of
the Secretary of the Navy with Rowland and
Aspinwall to furnish coal for the Japan Expe-
diton Mr. Cooper alleges that that firm are
to make the enormous commission of 100000
out Of this JOB. He offered a resolution call
ing for the contract and for the facts in the case,
which was passed. Mr.. Cooper, however is
very wide Of the mark when he complains that
q charge Of exchange is made, and that the
parties in question profit to the extent of the
premium charged. Mr. Cooper should know
that the rate Of exchange between this country
and England is based upon reckoning the pound
sterling at 81 A, and that thelO per cent. near
which it generally rules, is nominal and not
an actual charge upon the placing of the funds
in London. However, be is half right 10 his
complaints, and this is pretty well for Mem
Der of Congress.
Mr.. Douglas replied to Mr.. Clayton and de-
Tended the Hise Treaty, which secured us the
ezelusice right Of way across the Isthmus.
lie took issue with Mr.. Clayton on this point,
who declared that he desired no such exclu-
sive right for this country. Mr.. Douglas gave
precise form 10 his sentiments in regard to the
position our Government should hold toward
Great Britain on the Central American ques-
ton He declared himself in favor of making
an issue with that Government In her action
respecting the Bay Islands, which conduct he
considered to be in violation Of the Clayton
and Bulwer Treaty. We do not see that in
this Mr.. Douglas goes beyond the bounds of
prudence and prcpriety. Here is solid ground
to stand upon. The colonization Of the Bay
Islands was in palpable violation Of the pro-
visions Of that Treaty.
-Ifwhat correspondent of ours at Louis
vile says Of Secretary Guthrie's specializing
propensties be true, there will be fine times
at the Treasury Department under its new
! administration.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-11

10 A report was made in the Superior
Court yesterday upon costs in the matter Of
the Aldermen in contempt, and on Saturday
the whole case will be disposed of by sentence ;
az least, so says the Court.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-11
Chief Justice of New.Jersey, &c.
TRENTON. Tbursday. Marcb

TRENTON, Thursday, March TO- 1853.
The nomination of Alexander Wurts as Chief
Justice Of this State, was confirmed by the Senate Mr.
Warts has, however, declined the Office
The Legislature Will adjourn sine die TO NOR
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stcpmer sunk,
LOUISVILLE, Thursday, 3

LOUISVILLE, Thursday March 10, 1853
The steamer Highland Mary sunk In the
Upper Mississippi She had large cargo Of produce
board, which with the boat will prove total os'
No lives were Lost.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-11
yExtrayagant rents swallow up all the

u I0HVN NNNIfV' VT VIZ
earnings Of many industrious citizens Now the time 20
secure Home ad the city for only s5 100 Farms
and 500 building Lots the last Of the Lake Land Lots
sl be distributed the Ss Of March ls among eoo sub
srben Each share for els viii warranty deeds for
BUILDING Lots % by leo feet, Farm Of from TO ~
scrcs The shares selling fast and will he disposed
or For a share apply immediately 90 CHAs Woop, No
Doe Broadway where maps and pamphlets be had gratis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-11

The HI0HLANDs OF NRyERsrsx,
Thursday, March 10. 1858 N.
UptO the present moment there are no signs
of the steamship Africa, now in her 18th day out
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Mr.. Fillmore's Southern Tour.

RICHMOND, Friday, March 10. 1853.
A mass meeting was held here last night, TO
suangeior the reception of Mr.. Fillmore, who i. ex.
pected to leave Washington to-day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-11
Illness Of MIR. CIingman.
indisposition.

CHARLESTON, Thursday, March TO- 1883
Mr.. Clngmau is detained in Charleston BY
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General Cass.

DETROIT, Thursday March 10, 1853.
Gen. Cass arrived here yesterday. Mrs Cass
Is very low and her recovery Is considered doubtful
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-11
Death of o. L, =, Distrjct Judge.

LOUISVILLE, Thursday, March 10, 1853.
Morgan ". Brown U. s. District Judge Of
Tennessee, died AZ Nashville or Monday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-11
Arrival Of Captured SLAYER at Norfolk.

NoRFoLK, Wednesday March 2, 1858.
The schooner Rachel Brown, captured %
the Coast Of Africa by the sloopotwr Germantown,
has arrived here in charge of Lieut. Sinclair She len
Port Prays Feb. Z. The health OF the squadron ws
GOOD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-11
The Baltimore Mechanics Strike-Furfher as
10 the NeM.Orlean. Fire.

BALTIMORE, Ihursday dafcH To To.
The mechanics az BensOn's and Reeders es-
tAbhments have gone work al 10 per cent advance
Ross Winsns Murray & Hszlshurst and Denmead stiIl
hold out large number OF the best hands have le the
cry and gone to work elsewhere, leaving about 800 still
the strike.
TIE New-Orleans mails Of Thursday and Fri
day lat being as late due, sreto hand The papers
contain full details Of the destructive ire at the Aiaba
ma Cotton Pres The loss IL estimsted at from s7OO
90 TO 81 Geo CO., and the entire insurance is 1896 900
The Home Mutual Co, which lOses $1,000 will be
able pay IL from its surplus capital The Crescent
says thai seven lives were lest TAs Picans however
Gays none were lost.
The British ship Fitzgerald cleared at Sa-
YAM ah for Liverpool Monday with over 600 900
pounds OF Cotton. Her cargo Is valued at ego OOo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-11
a. AcvxowIEpGEp SUccEss.-Among the
,.u 7 Fo.rvp,s Fashionable Clothing

y..b,bnent No n COurtaDdtst is desirable place 70
pureAsse Clothing Of every variety wnere the Pae
can. At ali times find full nppy Of Resdy maze
9lotsss made 10 order with promptness ana dispatch
.Sss stoL Of Winter Clothing which will be sold At very
ON Prices.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-11

LACE AND MusIIs CURTAINS AT REDUCED
The best assortment in the city kelly Fgs
cUsoss Window shade aud Curtain Store No LJt Broad
uhy oue door above Reade st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-11

~ Ex-Governor Williams, Of Maine, was
und dead 10 his bed $, Portland on Thursday morn.
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REAL ESTATE AUCTION SALEs.-We give no.

REAL Estate Auction SALEs.-We give no
toe ANTHONY BLEEcKER will sell at public auction
Tps DAY the 18th inst IL o'clock at the Merchants
Exchange the valuable houses and lots Nos 10 and 10y
devaters; house and lot No 95 Ludl0w-st; leasehold
property No 2O2 Sd house and lot No 295 Auen-sti
houses and lot No w CntoDpace house and lot , 30
Orr enwich sy corner Of Charles at houses and lots NOS
sg7 and $50 9Th At: lots ON 2lsst 9th lots on
4ihs near 9th av house and lot on Whilst. near 1dev
house and 3bs IN rear OF the last named one lot
on an 81 near bthAv Y also lot on LIST st. houe
ard ot No a. South 4hs and desirable lots on North
stbst al WiiansbuIgh Maps most OF the above prop
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-11

SPLENDID CARPETISGs FOR SPRING SALES,
isa-smrvn 4 LouSsprRy, No. AS Pearl-st., now
receiving store per late arrivals large stock Of velvet
tapestry Brussels three ply and ingram caTpengs OF ohasse
and elegant designs which, having been purchased previous
10 the advances in prices they are enabled TO o
NJ very great inducements
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-11

IT, j. b. MILLER, No. 1874 Canal ST., has the
larses hapdsonts A and best assortment Of Ladies' Misses
aud hdrens CATER Doors and snors to b. had in New
York MIR Miers prices too while they insure an article
10 be fully their worth are moderate reasonable placing
them within the reach all Cal at hs establishment La
dies and you will not regret your visit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-11
From Rio-seizure Of an Oyster sIoop.

bALrfnoRE, March TO- 1873.
The ship Banshee, from Rio, January I'D,
arrived here this morning. bringing 900 bags Of Coffee
sailed In company with the bark Neptune, for Salem.
Reys. Mr. Rambo, Of the African Mission,
and Dr. Alday, Of the Philadelphia Conference, came
passengers by the Bsnshee
The sloop Volant, Capt. Hedley, from Phila-
dephia, was seized at Annapolis yesterday and con.
denned for oyster piratage.
Governor Lowe is at Washington working for
- .g...5a,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-11

To MANUFACTURERS OF CLoruiSG.-The en-
t,,prisps and sagacous Of business seize upon all -
In Machinery the moment the utility OF such
of us ns sinGERs Sewing Machines IN your business ~
setfled fact Call and examine the Machines aud the "0
"He P''"''P'' ""''' wv l. M. SINGER & Co.