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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-05-24

TTOPKINS & READ have In store a fine stock OF
IL Looking Glasses, Carpets, Straw Ma.tings. and
Rugs. Also good line Of Summer Clothing Hats and
Saps, &C., De. Nh9o
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-05-24
R0OTS AND SHOEj.

IL TvE undersigned would respectfully in 81,
I'LL form the public, that he has hand st
~ the rg"st aud most approved styles Of es
80 custom and sale work. Ladies' Morocco
Md ladies Boots, Buskins, Walking Shoes and slippers.
Also FOR Misses, &C.. &c. Also hand, n splendid
stock of Leather aud Findings for sale wholesale and
an low Tor cash, at his old stand Water street doors
boye Pavilion Hotel Tie3-Iyl p DEUSNER.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-05-24
DIR u GS!
PAINTS, OILS, DYE STUFFS, &C.,

PAINTS, OILS, DYE STUFFS, &C.,
I AN nov receiving my Spring supply of Drugs.
Paints. Oils. by estufs &c, de-. when all received
will be Of the largest and complete ever Of
fered in this market, all OF which will be sold
advance for cash to pro mpt dealers, usual time,
consisting in part of the following:
500 lbs puv khubar1 100 or Quinine
100 los Rad do 900 Salacine
300 lbs pulv Ipecach 900 OF Tannin
81 q lbs sal Rochelle 50 OF Mnnnte of mornb;a
loo ibs Cream OF Tartar 50 OF Sulph do
2U00 lbs sui Card Soda 25 OF Acetate do
iUO los Fart Acid oOO OF Kreosote
30 los pulv c yenne Pepper go w Beuzoic Acid
500 los do Peruvian Bark 100 lbs Chloro,oru
3oo lbs Eng lsh Calor1ei 100 lbs Gum Opium
300 lbs American do 3 bbls Camnbor
:Oo OF looie de Potiasse 100 lbs bowers Powder
2,n or Citrate oil Iron so bis Fps salts
2No az iodine 10 bis Glauber Salts
oois narnnda ARROW Root j. bbls Alcohol
cases Liquorice lfeba6l CRAWFORD BELL.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-05-24
SAODLERY WARE
Saddles, Harness, Brides. &c.

GA JOHN CUPPLES keeps constantly onh mi
k%R&M large assortment of Sad,ery Ware and every
thing appertaining 10 the business. He hasoa
nand large assortment of Saddles Brdes Harness. &c
OF his own manufacture and having good workmeBas
there are IN the State. isprepared any
whch may be ordered in the very best STYLE He week
receiving additions 10 his stock of Saddle Trees Bridle
Bits Stirrup Irons Webs Seating Buggy Mountings, de-
and ms stock is notexcele other the city, He
e attention Of the public 10 these things and prom
SEES 20 oner inducements ia the way OF low prices.
my29-d&wtf
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-05-24
FLOUR AGENCY.

VyTE taken the Agency of the "Frapcisco Mill.
w and shall be- constantly supplied with rery choice
article of Flour which will sell for Cash deve
~ at a uery LOU price. >. r. GILBERT & CO.,
febI9 Syc. Water.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-05-24

Evansville sept. Ia icJ- NJ II. La W hrANtn'
EVANSVILLE II T M .NUFACTORY.
Sprtng Fashion, Centtemen's Hats.
r SHALL Introduce my Spring Styie Of Gentlemen's
Hats Saturday. March 5th. The style and shape
is admirably and the quality the best that fine
teriCls and good workmanship can possibly produce.
| now ready TO take orders. Persons sending or
ders from distance, rely on their being promptly
and carefully nlled P.VAUTlEk-
mari FIRST street Cd door above Main.
GA7DBN AND CIR ASS SEEDS.
A CHOICE LOT OF GARDRN SEEDS. genuine and
"A fresh. Also: TIMOTHY and REDT SET d. pure and
IRE sh for sale by HOR BROOK WOODARD.
Warl4
BUTC 1ER SHOP.
XXTM. PAWN has removed his Butcher shop from
w the corner of Vine and First streets. to half
square Main strecton First street. between Vine
and Sycamore where he would be pleased his old
and customers, Keeping hand as he does,
cellent assortment of Fresh Meats, &c
noyIItf WIN. PAYNE
BOOTS AND S6OES.
m cas-s Calf, Goa and Grained Boots, and Mems
ZJ fine Calf Shoes just receive d ana for sale by
mha4 MORGAN. KEEN " PRESTON.
MT STUFFS, TWEErS, &C.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-05-24

TUSr RECEIvED.-A large and general assort-
- ment II Locks and atches from the factory of I'D
;, Morris az Co., and for sale low by
T.. NJ. GRIFFITH,
ap2 Sigh of the Mill Saw
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-05-24

ioduoiS " coihpieG RcuueDene Wtr0-
robes.
COATS AND CLOAK
fine assortmen. Of blue. brown grey drab Mackibaw
Blankefs; Box and Overcoats; fine lot of
all sizes and prices superior black and blue French and
English Cloth Dress Frock Sack Goats full trimmed
sattnett and Cashmerette Coats brown green g.ey
and all colors Of Tweed and Cashmere sack froc and
dress Coats Roundabouts and Coats OF all kinds n
PANTALOONS-Superorb black and blue lcth and
cashmere pants fancy French Cashmere Pants: fancy
stripes. blue black and steel mixed cadet mixed Satt
nett Pants Corduroy pants ofevery variety and
price 10 suit purchasers. - :
tESIS-Black silk and satin Vests; fancy and plan silk
velvet Vests fancy cashmere Vests satineu vests. and
common vests Of ALL kinds.
C4 EURNbSuGNG GOODS.
All the late styles of plain and fancy silk ESA
and satin Cravas, Scarfs and Stocks white &fe3
and all colors Pocket Handkerchefs Linen and Linen
bosom Shirts Mnsn and Flannel do; Flannel and Net
dershrts aud Drawers Skin collars every kind c Beaver
Kid Thread and Cotton Jloves embroidered and pair
gum Suspenders silk, gingham and cotton Umbrellas:
Dodds Sherwood's and Chase's Hats also Silk Hats
Caps. Boots. Shoes. walking canes &c.
All the above articles and in the furnish,
line viii be sold at Cincinnati prices for CASH
We shall continue 10 receive fresh supplies weekly dr.
rng the season from nanufaetory i'm Cincinnati
ho'a AHLERiNG & DRUMMER.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-05-24

GENTS FRENCH CALF SEWED
VI BOLTS, quality. Also superior Calf Peggec
Boots, Just received BY steamer Arctic.
apII v. H. HENDRICKS & CO.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-05-24
IT T7For sale in Evansville by
apo HORNBROOK & WOODWARD.

rENT,S FINE KID. PUMP.SOLED
" SHOES--Aiso Vrye. Embroidered Slippers. All
a large supply Of Kip and Buff Brogans, pump-soeC
Just received aid Tor sale low by
apII v. X. HENDRICKS Il co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-24
The Gardiner TYiaI

WARRINGTON, Wednesday, March %, 1853
The examination of Capt. Edward Barry was
resumed this morning He described, from personal
explorations, the whole region Of Lssunillas where
Gardiner locates his mine IL Ia an extremely noun
famous Wild country-roads leading to d very bad
principally mule paths and utterly impossible ior wheel
carriages. Steam engines and other mining machinery
would have % be carried on the backs OF mules 70 do
which he thought impossible; could find nothing
resembling mine none OF the scOrs OF mine IN 'he
country had Tree 10 the records OF Preecu and
Alcades but could lind no records Of silver mine;
UNDERWOOD DR. Gardiner was there in the house Of Don
Jose Pando, when he and the Commissioners we're
there; went 10 Pando's with two Commissioners 70
notify Gardiner that the Commissioners had arrived
and would be glad 10 have him show his mine,
The Court ruled all conversation with Pando out, as
Gardiner not present though the prosecution said
they would follow II up by evidence, sho~ng thai
Gardiner was in the sdjoing room, and hesgdh
Adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-24
The Vacant Judgeship-The spanish Embassy
Newly ork Appointments

=
WASHINGTON CITY, Tuesday, March 2, lsJ3.
Much TO the disappointment OF the Southern
Union Savers the Supreme Court vacant seat la, fallen
TO The lot the 0ther wing OF the party John Camp
bel, ESQ.,, OF Noble, who carries OF ths. prize. was
about the most ultra Secessionst in all the Southern
states during the late struggle in tia, quarter over the
Compromise questions. l nay truihfoly add. that
though comparatively unknown north Of 70. Potomac
uor be has never been in either branch Of conzress
he Is about The ablest man connected with the mira
states Rights organization anywhere That Il. be 4
enoek I'll OF talent genius industry and energy 20 saw
nothing Of Ms provertis hrewdness a. polilcan ve.
he Is sadly deficient IN ballast, He fails woefnllv 10
carry that N proportion 70 hs sail. Mr. C. . about As
years OF age, not older, and wa born IN Georgis.
whence BE emigra;ed 10 Mobile on entering manhood
FOR the last ten years be hAs been deservey AZ the
mead OF the Alabama bar. During the Nashville Con-
Senaon times ne contributed 20 the Southern Riyhrx
Press the s5es bit,erest and most vioen. articles
against The Union (py Sc if am aot much mistaken
when grew out Of that nevertobeSorgotten contro-
'ersy II am not greatly mistaken, Mr. Campbell was
not an applicant for the position being urged on the
President IN all probability chiefly by Col Jefferson
Dsvs. his appointment viii take cspitally in his Ju
aeAi District wherein be 70 exceedingly popular and
aJurisf and - saan be commands the respect and
eonoafnce Of every one sOsvithstaadrg she ulrsisu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-24

The following very distinct rap" vas com
puDicssed yesterday frcm Dcsros AiAsexs ~
7rsSsss has been ct one time OF an sher. scss~S a
every eDoErsiiy Of which envy believe saocs ~,
able, yet Il strange enough that we ourselves sAosS
be the srst to clearly establish the fact that We o..
mediun--snd srst rate medium, too. O. Il wesa
seem.
OFFICE or PaxnxSs coxrNsoS
DrTsorr March 1888
GsrrtEy a McELRAra-Gssas.<s,- gacisssi 4,
drsft 10 ply for advertising fas Fsrs~s Ccsessiss
In The Weekly 7r,bsse two weeksdesr enoa A Ia a
conscience-but begin to see the fsxs tAereok 10.
are good aedia~- no doubt
Yours most truly. CHAs Ryyws
weni-so we are medium" and no raissAket
Those who may have heretofore bces disposed TO sai
fault with she spparcnay high price Of advertising ia
The Weekiy TS15sns viii Discovers fAs % they sry
TIE experiment that weekly paper going into sixty
or Seventy thousand respectable families In the Ua.ss
sa,es ought NO, to be expected and csarss ss~I 70
insert advertisements 81 the pubcstos
which never finds It's way beyond the liquor groceres
and srpe shops where it peddled and read The price
of advertising more than that OF aucss any othex
service is accurately measured and estimated by he
business public Beyond the n,olersSle nuisance they
iniict upon every body. the whole tribe Of Advertise
men. Puff Pokers" have no more eject upon the
business world than the wind whistlng throssA he
belfry of St Psurs There Is no, business rsn IRON
Broad Ct to Bulls Head who has nos pretty accurate
iSes-or at all events, an idea he hss formed Tor him.
selsof the relative value Of advertisement in he
various journals.
For Ourselves. As cur readers may see. We have ~
reason to be discontented but we publish the above
specimen Of letters receive. as hint to the Peter
Funks and "Blowers" Of the advertising trade and
their employers that they are losing their eme shs
world Is not so essily hun,bugsed after all
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-24
H. g. SENATE-ExTRA SEsslos.
WASHINGTON, Wednesday, March %, 1853

WASHINGTON, Wednesday, March %, 1853.
The Senate proceeded 20 the consideration
of Mr. Hainns resolution that the same extra compen
sation be allowed 20 the superintendent vi Printing and
the Clerks and Messengers under him, ~ Is paid ~ hs
resolution Of the Senate % the other Clerks and MessD
gers OF similar grade.
Mr. STUART moved 10 strike ont the Ssper-
intendeDt, butthe motion did not prevail
Mr.. DoDGE Gowa) offered an amendment,
proyding that no extra compensation shall hefeaitsf
allowed 10 any one out Of the Contingent fsd Of IN"
senate ~
Mr.. BaDeEn approved Of extra compensation %.
Il made enploy6s more prompt, and gasssHecte' ~
,heu and be appealed 10 the Senator % stndfaw tns
smepdmep, What would 4 avail II the sensfe ssoaia
hereafter think proper TO vote the usad eHs e'r-e"
sanonf :. .,n.,.1I,
Mr.. Dopcy replied, it had been repeatedly
said. "Ths IL the last time we VIII vote ne sh. "a
The sys,eua sill went He SAD be was acN OF y. "a.
rad been bsset ard bederled by men, women s1a sa'o
zen even AZ late hour Of Gight % support az sor
epces Laughter Ths abu.e however, hah grow.
90 large a. 20 fal ~ ts weight, and no wa s"'
Of t. c.,n,
Mr.. DoDoI, amid laughter, withdrew his
amendment
Mr. BRoDHEAD said over $4,000 for extras
vss voted during Session and be VIA opposea 70 10
large az expenditure.
Mr.. CHASE, with view OF terminating .no
souse offered provso thsi hereafter no show nee =
any kind beyond the regular compensation snzh 7"
made TO any otlicer OF the Senate. \.
Mr.. BADGER moved al amendment, nalne"'
unless directed by the Senate. Laughter ~
Mr.. DoUGLAs regarded tse system as az w
toleysble abuse and thought the Senate should no" 81
notice i would no longer be tolerated.
Mr.. DoDcx, of iowa, hoped the smendnssss -
world prevail aotyithsss aiding he bad wthdrs"s -
!, he instance Of The Senator frosA North csfoaa
whose sppealk was impossible 70 re@st 70 rs'a,. .sr
friend for ooce should yeld 70 hla m th' 'mn Nm
Mr. BADeER said nothing would give 80
and IN tie right wsy, aud he begged senator
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-24
TURKEY AND rnR FILLIBUsrERs.

Mahmond, the late Sultan of Turkey, was
of opinion that there could be no reaction
when there was nobody left TO react; so, sc-
cordingly, when be wished TO carry out his re
forms, he simply put all the Janissaries TO
death. The value of this recipe was likewise
evident 20 Marat, who, discovering with the
acumen which belonged TO the Terrorist lead
ers, plot on plot, wished to guillotine on a CON-
mensurate scale of grandeur. During the late
Sultan's life, there Was no reaction. Re died
quietly and his descendant mounted the throne.
The Janissaries-armed and fanatic fOgies OF
che Empire-were disposed Of Not man
was left 10 tell the tale. Tie late Sultan dis
ayowed cruelty. Ii was only stern necessity.
Since this act Of necessity, there have been
various efforts 70 strengthen the Turkish En-
pire Her Religion has been lef. untouched by
the politicians, because that is always a deli
cate thing TO handle. But trousers and tar
bans have not escaped with theology. They
have been reformed So, too, the intercourse
with foreign nations has been largely extended
Turks begin TO travel otherwise than heads
East. Nor did the lights Of Christian govern
ment appear 20 brilliant ever those Of Ma
homedan, when Prince Radziyi demanded the
Hungarian fugitiyes for his Russian master,
upon surrender or death terms. Turkish faith
used to be cOnsideredthe equivalent of Chinese,
but without limiting anything in It's favor or
presuming thar it is better than French I'm
perial, We some how or other feel kind of in
terest in the present Sultan He wishes a
chance TO reform, revive, exhilarate bis Em.
pire.
Turkey, among other things, has enjoyed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-24

~ In the U. S. Senate, yesterday, resolu-
ton, offered by Mr.. Hamln, to allow extra
compensation to the Superintendent Of Print
ing. led to some pointed remarks upon the abb
surd system pursued at Washington of fixing
salaries at high point, and adding annually an
extra fish TO the legal allowance OF the leaves
With proviso offered by Mr. Chase, that here
after no allowance of any kind beyond the reg
ular compensation shall be made to any officer
Of the Senate, the resolution passed. 1t is to
be wished Chopped y that another leak in the
treasury is thus stopped for the future
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-24
LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.


The Consolidation Redemptioa Of Bmis
in WILLIAMSBURG Water, &C.
Special Dsspatch 10 The NJ Y Trl5sae
ALBANY. Wednesday March q, 1853
As / have heretofore predicted, the Cousoli.
dation bill passed yesterday morning The vote stood
7eto a. IL will help the trade Of the state and sts
further augment the value Of the Stock Of the Compss
lee to be consolidated roads 10 this instance Wal
and the interests of the people go hand in hand
The bill compelling foreign Banks 20 redeem
their notes In New York at per cent passed this morn
ing IL Is specious bill under which rotten Banks may
In three months get up credit out of which they may
make indefinite terms We, 10 was asked for by vice
men who ought to know wha. Is sor the best. shall
be happy to find myself deceived in my views Of the ~
suits which will sow from this measure.
The williamsbureh Water bill went through
to-day, after hard fght Of month Brooklyn repre-
senatives did all they could to kill IT, but they failed
Mr.. Murray will probably speak against the
Vanderbilt Canal resolution tomorrow. Sun Rosa
swiss Treaty - Appointments, Nomisatis.s,
&c.
Special Dispatch TO The Y Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Wednesday March %, IssJ
The Senate has been engaged upon tho
visions Is tina, unnatural zed foreigners may bold reel
property.
Copfrmations.-HughJ J. Anderson. Of Ne.
Commissioner of Customs; Richard P. Hammond.
Collector at San Francisco Philip g. Roach. Appraiser
at the same port; Henry Wilton. Marshal Of Illinois.
Nominations - Nathaniel Hawthorne, Of
Mass, Consul 20 Liverpool; Geo. w. Rice, Marshal Of
Michigan Thomas T. Pierce, distant relative Of tAs
President, Postmaster ut EIillsborougb NJ H.; Benjs
min J. Jackaway, Indian Agent, at the Chocaw
Agency.
Judge Mason's nomination as Commissioner
Of Patents is not liked by the Iowa Senator'S neither
OF whom recommended him.
The Cabinet has been holding long SEES
sion. The New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore sp.
pointments were under consideration.
Senator Rusk has been alarmingly III, but 10
now considered better. Quts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-24

~ II will ee seen by reference to the
appointments blythe President and Senate, in
another column, that Hawthorne's single BIZ
ographical sketch is likely TO prove the most
profitable of his works II all our foreign
agents do us as much credit as Hawthorne
probably viii, there will be little reason for
dissatisfaction aud what a contrast will be az
forded to the disgraceful batch which Polk sent
abroad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-24

Y OLIVER JOHNSON Esq, has withdrawn
from the Editorial chair of The Pennsylvania Fireman.
and at the solicitation Of the Executive Committee Of
the American Antislayery Society he is soon to be-
come associated with Mr. Gay in the Editorial man
sgement Of The National AHtkgaUry Standard of this
City. Mr. Johnson IS lucid and able writer, and il
very much in earnest IN his opposition the peculiar
instirution.n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-24

A MODEL CoUyrY.-Potter County, Pa,
where 20 Intoxicating liquor sold stcrp: the stten
ton Of persons settling IN Pennsylvania place where
he and property win be secure and the County taxes
hfhfer than elsewhere in that State The CoroueTs fees
lsst amounted 70 y The expenses Of Phadsi
pna County caused by intoxicating iaaos would ar
N purchase Petteg County out sad or.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-24
~ Cons, Bunions and Tender Nails cure,

~ CorRs Buni0ns and Tender Nails cured
without giving the least pair and without cutting, BY De-
NspMASS, from Berhn.l No Isl 4th-Av Uaion Pssk
Fee o. corr
am happy give my testimony that Dr. Neamanr mas
cured me- OF very bad corn. much my arsfsctio1
C. NsiLL, MD, Ne. al Pine-st- above Isfh
DR. Neunaapn. from Berlin, has cured my corns and
very troublesome baason, without ssttsas owing
rs,s AMOS PALxsR ND,
No. Sis Wainn,-sI, PhalsdelphiA
Ofsce hours from 10 I, and rcm tos NJ. Patients
viii be attended Of their own houss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-24
Adjournment of the senate, &c.

WASHINGTON, wednesday, March q, i65J
The Senate will probably adjourn finally on
Monday.
The Census Bureau is about being re-
organized Us clerical force Is to be increased 10 about
40, by rein statements and perhaps appointments
G. w. Featherstonhaugh posts Mr.. Eaton.
of Wisconsin. liar, knave, scoundrel and coward,
because he did not resent cOwhiding, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-24

GRAPE SHAwLs DrsEcr Faos CAsIos-Wm
o,s, TVS DAY. 10 cs.es plain and emsreserei Crsp'
Sbsxl. ranging from Is to el0. en. and 30 Also,
80, "A s.ortuent Cashmere Sbsws Of every des n pto1
a vi BoDISE, No IS Grsnds', oraer Ore lard-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-24
n FowLERs g. WELLS, Psychologists and
fpblshers, Clinton Hall, No. ISl Nsssaust- New York.
The DEPARTED. the departed,
The absent, the estrsDged,
In GURsEY's life like portraits,
Exist for rs unchanged.
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, THURSDAY, MARCH "a
TO CORRESPONDENTS

No notice can be taken Of anonymous Communications
Whatever is intended for insertion must be su.
thenticsted by the name and address Of the writer
not necessarily for publication but guarantee
Of his good faith
We cannot undertake TO return rejected Communico.
tons.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-24

~ The annual Conference of the Method
t Episcopal Church, Bishop Jsnes presiding, s IN ses
SION AZ Harrisburg Pa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-24

WARRINGTON, Wednesday, March % 1864
The Washington papers say that President
Pierces last public reception for the present VIII taka
to morrow night
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-24

~ The Virginia House of Representatives
have rejected the bill apprOpriang 100000 for the
construction Of a railroad TO the Ohio River.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-24

II Alex. X. Holiday, Democratic Member
Of Congress from the With Disc, Of Virginia declines
denomination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-24

universal approval bestowed upon the Hats Of Knox
JAMES the energetic aud enerPrsing poDretorS OF the
Hat Store IN the Prescott House. corner OF Broadway
and spriDgst, be exceedingly gratifying 10 their
pride while ii "a substantial ndOrse nen OF their claims
TO rank among the beat bsttes Of country certainly
among the different issues Of fashionable batters for
the present season possess beauty Of style and
material while the low charge efo1r dosrs advantage
that the economical viii fail avail themselves Of
Make an esriy visit to the Prescott Hat Store"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-24

LEGTsLATWE.-Quite a number of bills of
minor importance were reported 10 the SENATE
yesterday. The Assembly bill in relation 20 the
circulation of the small notes of banks located
in other States, was passed, TO Il third reading,
when motion was made to recOmmit with in
structions TO strike out the enacting clause but
before question was called the Senate adjourned.
In the ASSEMBLY, the bill TO divide the Eigh-
teenth Wsrd in this City was passed. The bill
TO amend the act concerning foreign bank notes.
iorbidding banks in this State to receive or is
sue such notes at greater discount than one
half per cent, was passed The Railroad con-
solicitation bill was passed by vote OF ~ to 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-24
~ Wigs and Toapees, manufactured BY

ClnxHpes have Tor twenty years STOOD the tssi Of com
petition against the ~ord. Tor superiority OF maternal
beauty Of and natural exaetnes Of IT. They may be
elassS among the esriosres Of genius and art Can and
examine, 81 No. i7s Broadway, up stairs.