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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-13

ENGLAND and its correIstve exhaustion By taxation il
the very "hen" I've adopt fsvorite word Of Mr..
Doueisss) Of slavery and Wretchedness And this eoun
try we're il not for her free trade party, vOld be
On the high road to universal freedom whereas the ten
denotes are DOE very strongly the other way in spite Of
moral literature and enthusiastic yAticnstions What
ever restricts the industry Of nation and confines it
to few absorbing branches of production renders
weak ard dependent others, and renders the cOni
tios of its aborng classes debased and hopeless
Such is the effec. Of the British relaxation" policy
1t has strengthened slavery and put of emancipation
immensely
The political world is governed By laws as irreragable
a. those of the pb! steal To have freedom we must
have the cooperation aud diversity Of many branches OF
industry and the establishment Of the manufacturer
beside the farmer Now the relaxation OF the tariff
of 1872 and the substitution Of that OF 1886 obscured
the dsvnDg prospects Of the blacks and the pail Of the
Fupitiye Slave law was soon drawn over them IL pre-
vents TO very considerable extent the intrinsic power
of industrial cooperation which this country possesses
but which she lie deprived Of by the determination Of
the British nation to continue the workshop Of the
world" making this people as fer as she can, the agr-
cultural lout ser villain Of her specializing monoPo
lists Up to the time that protective tariff enaoes
the South to have her own manufacturing establish
ments side by side with the cotton growing field thus
creating the necessity for improving the minds Of the
blacks as cir wages values enhanced-uP to the
time that the colossal waste ofdstant carriage BY ships
steamers mmissonmerchsnts and the profits Of the
mutiform classes that prey upon the agrcuurist and
aborer are abolished, the abolition OF slavery Is dli
cult, if not absolutely impossible. We may IS well
make up our minds to that. Upon the protection OF
this countrys industry depends the attainment OF free
DOM All history abroad and at hong proves it, The true
friends of the slave we're those who voted against the
tariff Of 1896 The vast majority of the representa-
tyes of the free States we're against it, and those for
il were from the slave States. Dir. Calhoun and
the slavedrvers generally, then. as row, approved
and supported the policy which Mr. Douglass regards
with favor The free trade party Of this country is
the great slavery party. The thinking men OF the
South well understand that slavery can only be main
tanned in an agricultural country, and such as ex-
cusivey as possible they are determined the United
States shall be.
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The Gardiner Trial.

WASHINGTON Thursday May r. 1858.
In the Gardner to day, DIR DAVIS was recalled ana
corroborated the testimony of Bowes and Parde that
date on of the Mexican documents offered written IN
Snauish figure with small cypher the right Of IL,
above the line Of writing, and two dots under the eyPhe
should be translated 10Th Mr. Meere, an experienced pro
fessor Of Spanish called by the defense, testified that he
had translated hundreds Of Mexican documents and these
characters the customary abrevaton for the word
primero, aud should be translated St
Col Abbot was recalled and identified the original OF
one Of the letters referred 20 yesterday and was read to
the Jury dated at Iagunilas Sunday Nov. 2s 1852. 1t
gives glowing account of his visit to that region states
that lie went TO Laguinllas in company with Capt Soca
for the purpose of nqurng into the existence and Ocay
of GARDENERS mines and examined the records Of the dis
trc in which the mines were situated to see II the us
could be found that they had been entirely successful
and bad not only visited DR. GARDENERS three mines bat
had obtained an authenticated copy of the deed that II
was among the few public records which were saved IN
damaged state al the time the place invaded that the
Mexican authorities had thrown all sorts of distinctions IN
Gardiners way believing that his claim should be DIS
allowed the money would revert 70 themselves a'cfiosd
the charges against Gardiner TO political motives ~c.
John Charles Gardner recalled testified that the body Of
the pettOn 20 Manuel Nersiegui heretofore offered also
the letters signed j. C. Gardiner OF the 9TH ION ana ith
November 1851 we're in his hand writing but IN Thai 81
lose Vincent Verafegu nephew and clerk OF the Prsfsc
The defense offered 70 produce other Letters ro Jose IA
cent Veraste gui in proof Of the hand writing OOecd 70
and ruiz out Nj Bradley stated that be hal closed the
evidence on the v Of the defendant and offered to submit
the case 70 the jury without argument al May consi'
cred bis duty b. review and srgue and declined e One
but willing to limit each address TO the Jury to thfse Or
four hours
Mr. Carlisle was very sorry their offer not accepted
He was perfectly willing 70 rest the case on the facts
proved but if they must argue he would not agree 70
limitation 10 time .
Mr. BTadley aid he would not consent TO limit him'el
Three or even six hours would afford noso Of opportunity
give that review of the evidence winch ne should deem
ESSENTIAL If he 20 into IT, Tie should ask Oi the Court
instructions upon points OF law and would submit several
propositions in the morning.
The Court made note hat the evidence was dscaIed 10
b. irreyocaby closed both sides whereuPon the Court
Adjourned.
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.rr,xai of the philadelphia ut New-O rieans-Near
sa0oo 900 en- route for New-York.

NEW-ORLEASs, Wednesday, May II, ls'j
The steamship Philadelphia from AsPnw~ll has arrived
here with the California Mails and 100 passengers
Sbs rsnots Tie Illinois 10 sail for New York about the
9Th inst With 500 passengers aad nearly Tire Millions IN
gold dust. 49,. - ,-,
Among the passengers by the Pnn4aeiph Is zen ui$
dor 10 the United States He is visiting rs native city
New Orleans1 after an absence Of 8 years.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-13

TSs Shell Combs at RoexRs's Bazaar Of hncy articles,
assortment Of patterns JUS. imported tom f and
a. sale cheap usual the cheap fancy Baa No ts bosawN
wSfSO00 worth Of Farms and Building Lots to be
.rhusrd among hundred subscribers the Sla OF Nay EAeh
will receive warranted deed tor tour bn
la Lo IS BY the beautiful and healthy village OF hose
twenty Subscribers are >Ans
up he and the pumesr VIII seon AZ b oetnss Nov
~ sssins have been and are
being made -. - - L. a.. ooo q. "a 49,
cent the price for which these Len are nss " aS"
irs shsf ths nurcb.se viii be good investment
spi, 10 CaAxLEs wocp No Ns Broadway eetnsr Of saten
Wv ~ will receive and forward receipts thesefcr
mail He also zsaousy furnish maps .nd psnph
e. al he property eheeaiy sneA ether nc'nshen may
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The tribune Ser California

We shall issue THIS MORNING The Trib-
une for California; Oregon and the Sandnieh Islands.
1t viii contain a summary Of all the Latest Foreign
and Domestic News since the sailing OF the last steamer
Money and Market Reports, Marriages, Deaths, &c.
Single copies in wrappers ready for mailing, can be
had AZ the Desk This Morning Price cents.
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Connecticut Legislature-Raiiroad and Steamboat
Di.asters-The Norwslk Catastrophe.


In the Senate this morning, bill making the pnyA,e
nropetv of ,ok holders liable for Ae debts OF Banks
eted on the ground OF ~ being an e pos, Jqcto law
BIZ making steamboats, liable IN the sum OF 5000 Tor
deaths caused By explosions &c was also rejected on the
Ground that allow 2nce should b. made Tor explosions oe
oued by causes beyond the control OF the stockhsdeEs
The Legislature have adjourned until Tuesday afternoon
disaster AZ Norwalk viii pursue their investigations, and
probably be ready 20 report soon after coming together
a..af~
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Proo, Washington,

WASHINGTON Thursday, May r. 1855
The Cabinet held protracted session to-day upon the
Diplomatic appointments. ~ ,
Henry A. Wise will probably be Minister to Chill. and
Gov Hubbard of Maine, is likely to go to Honolulu
The statement that b. f. Angel was appointed Consul
Ibsipa Especially teegraphed weeks since was pre-
mature lie has not yet been appointed nor Is he likely TO
be.
Carr is up for Consul, not Minister to Consantnople
Charles Hughes the new Member Of Congress from
Washington County New York is here taking care Of the
Post Offices in his District.
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LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
ssutl.r. Tasrspa 0noe, cor of Hanover and Bes' sA

Buchnnan,S Appoin tment-How IL Takes at Home
Sp,eaI Di,yaiaa 10 Ths N. Y. Trbuns
wILMISGroN, Thursday Nay II 1851
Another long Cabinet Session today which adjourned
n2 F. NJ to meet again TO night Pennsyvsnitns are
.ppy because the appointment of Buchanan to England
charged on the account the State Department against
their State This cuts of number Of Patriots, willing and
anxious to serve the country abroad. When Buchansns
appointment was made it announced with grand
flourish of trunpets As National"
Woodbury. has certainly been offered the Boston Post
Ogce QUIs.
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Oniee.seeking Intelligence.

Special Di.paieA 70 The N " Tr1vHe
WASHINGTON. Thursday May II, 1851.
Removed-J S Carter Clerk in the Land 0fce.
Pension Agents sppOnted-Isaac Caldwell. Louisville;
Daniel Raleigh Evansville John Grayson, Pittsburgh
The President has ordered the Commissions OF Green
Pension Agent and Mclean Surv syOr of the Port at Gin
cinnah, to be sent to them.
The Foreign appointments are to be furnished to-mor-
ou ALsOMAcK.
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To ApvERTIsEss-We doing best 10 put our rspa TO
pres At an earlier hour than formerly City Sb-
,be before O'Clock and lose Mail II you oaa soad N
your f.vo1s before O'clock p NJ VII greatly obse u and
help us 70 greatly needed reform Send later you must
~ n. a.rIu a You o0nYenienflY
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Garernuenf Appsintmenis.

BJ-IUN,
DIT Geo B Lorng ATE OF the Chelsea hAiIns hospHlN
= s;d 10 havs besn amounted Postmaster az Salem
Jeremiah c Stckney has been appointed Postn&s o.
Lynn .,v
Of Bakers Island Lights, and Keepers have been
nIsced in Al the Lighthouses around Cape Ann John r.
Foster has been appointed Postmaster Of North Andoyer
and Edward Merrill Postmaster Of ArdOyer-both Cool
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rn CORRESPONDENTS

VI, rotoa can be taken Of anonymous Communications
whatever is intended for insertion must be auhentl.
Gated BY the name and address Of the vriter-not
necessarily for publication, but % guarantee OF ms
good faith
We cannot undertake to return rejected Comnunica-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-13
Fire at Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI TsRrssay Nay = IssA
destructive FIRE occurred in the amberysrd OF hsssts
Fsrchid and Co. last night destroying s00Os0 eet Inc
ioss Is about $4,000. No insurance.
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NInrxIanh Iezi.lafnre.
BALTIMORE, Tasrscs,

BALIINUhEl Inliscsy' Nay Il Io|I
The MARYLAND House Of Delegates passe 1l author
Irg the CITY OF Baltimore 70 guarantee the boncs % INC
ConnellsviIle and Pittsburgh Railroad.
The Joint Committee Of the Legislature nave n1sd We
3lsi iIs, for the 6nAl adjournment
No mail beyond Wilmington. y. T., 10 nSn'
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Prom Australia.

bOStUN tanrsfsy. Ny 7 80.
Letters received in this city on Qae5ee state that the
~ lin 20 the al az FEBRUARY are th- effect that there wAs
great scarcity Of all kinds OF aiding mssra and sach
was The inf az eugrAns that 400 or 500 tens had eeen
MT up 81 Mslbourns % 81 I'D them sheller.
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nsw.orleaa. aad re4a. rslesrapa-cOai Transport

New Orlesns papers Of Friday last are recsved
The fuu snrnut Of Stock for the construction OF tns
New Orleans Red River and Texas Telegraph Inc has
be- subscribed.
Tn total coal transportation the Chesapeake an
Ohio Csns snd the Baltimore snd Ohio Railroad 10Y me
Last week has been 10. 900 tuns
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~ The store and dwelling of Mrs. Barron at Tousen
town, Baltimore County destroyed by FIRE on Wednes
dsy night and two children of Mrs. Nathan Ware wer
burned to death.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-13

The steamship Philadelphia reached New-Oreans on
Wednesday from Aspinwall, with $50 passengers The
Illinois was to leave for this port about the 9th inst,
with 500 passengers and $3OoOOOO in gold. General
viIlamel the first Charge from Ecuador came in the
phiadelpha
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" The Boston merchants are holding public meetings
:, favor Of the Hoosac Tunnel project Many of the lead
inc men on Change take prominent parts in them
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~ SEE THIRD PAGE. Ii

By the arrival of the Prometheus yesterday we have
complete detail of the California news which had been
already anticipated part BY our teegraphic dispatches
from New.Orlesns. The particulars Of the explosion
of the steamer Jenny Lind will be read with narrowing
interest 1t appears that about thirty lives we're lost at
theast accounts and several more dangerously injured
Our reports from the mining districts show uninter-
ruped enterprise and success With the gold received
by the Prometheus and that the way by the Panama
route the whole amount viii exceed $30O0,OO0.
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aema1ork Daily Gribma1e.
FRIDAY. MAY 10, 1853.

rs pr,ors wanting TSi5rne ls 81 thsr residences psoe
win plesss have address te poboesnon ounce
~ 70 ns through the POsoe Pnse IL cents Tea pay
49, 1.ecs rrier-
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PHILADELPHIA Thersi,., May Il lsS
John Rodgers of Belfast. Me- seamen on board the
Bark Leyant As drowned to-day.
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II. 6. GssarE AT AUcTros.-The celebrated engrsv,
representing deny ci1y
~ rail- Pcrs OF disnE1see ct1Eeas
sew pressjou Ct tina Plate VIII be so on
~ 10 ~ eoSciock By BsNcs Plat Co, No - raTkrsE
a. Prts be cosed ont 1t this SALE sna toss oesroas OF
;,r er,v wculd do web 70 prost By The op2ortsnJ
u Io0Lshs q WILLS, Phrenoleg1srs and PUBLISH
=, cli1,o, han No. 81 NsssaU 81 keS-f0k-
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canal Rreak Repaired.
anilar Drowned.

SYRACUSE. Ihursaty,
The Cans break at Buttenut Creek has been rep urea
and the boats again commenced running during last night
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-13

~ The Revenue Cutter sea Drt' Lieut. Randolph
from New York. arrived at Key West on the Goth ult
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The minority report before the House TO repeal tbs
Liaaor Law, was rejected to day los to iis.
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TANykEI SocIETT OR CoLrEBiAS ORDER iH"ai f''N
Of CouacIof SGckas.The several members OF the C"un
I'll fSschems recently chosen installed a. setag
of,hs Council last evening at Tanmauy Il a. ezcsP, ex
Msycr Mckle who Was no; present by the Most Worthy
c--nd Col Dane Z Delavsn. OF With Ward. The
Council then oryAnired by the reelection Of George >
Nssssrve With ward Father Of the Council. aud
Thomas X Downing tXIth Ward Scribe. Afssr several
b.u.tpgz Hon Isaac V. Fowler xviii Ward. and Post
master of the City, chosen Grand sacheu kxGrAni
S.ehe1n Purify lof Xth Ward offered resolution conPh
rentsry 10 the late Grand sachen DslAvan which Vas
ssopte5 whereupOn John CoohrIne Esd, tXNIiih Ward
l. S Surveyor, responded, lCoL d. having gone homel
hehly eulogizng their late presiding officer cold col
aon then given to the brethren ~ tns new 1s.no
SSrbsrp and for once in the history OF Tammsny pstee
regned in the Old WigvAm, and the wAs otthe tribes
were forgotten
NATIONAL AoADExr-At the annual meeting OF the Ma
tjopa Academy "Wednesday EVENING" the following
Ac,decisns were reelected the COaH for the ensuing
wear. A. B. Dursnd. President; I. 5 Cummings VICE
President T. Addison Richards Corresponding Secretary
J. b. Stearns Recording Secretary F. W. Edmonds ires
sr-er and Chas L. Elliott and Geo. A Baker
Mr.. II. Caferty, Associate, was made an AcademcSn
The following Artists were elected Associates Geo In
ness T D. JOnes Geo Fuller, (. ID K. Greene J. NoHmer
ing j. Crsncb and Gee. NJ Hall.
~ An Anti Liquor Traffic Convention WAS held at Ra-
e;gb Shelby Co. Tenn on the I'd inst, at which series
Of strong resolutions passed in favor OF the passage
Of stringent Law to put down the sale of intoxicating
drinks as beverage subject to ratification by vote OF
the people In this way is hoped that the question may
be kept clear of party politics
- The store and dwelling of Mrs Barron. at Tousen
town Baltimore County, destroyed by fire on Wedne'
MI. rar
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QUkbEI, Thnf1tay,
The bill 10 reform SeigDoriAl Tenure passed ~ mira
reading in the lower House las. night
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-. AZ. These Machines for simplicity,

h,, ana ..pssaDes sr doing with kin tArsA Al ys
with the greatest speed and ces
IT, and IA sNsh curved q rsss. 'sss are ~ I've I've
pesdss supplied With tkre@a nom seasJ sS0 sS ~. @ -,
sss s,s more Sosns any other whn WI no. ~ oa
s,sps are upon stitch ss and al neass 2. @
xu ce,~ps making venefns hschnss wnk 49,
.roos IN two needles only Of which pees os so $500
needle sevtne non inIike
xsssv orr pssents and win Be dealt with seSrnsS & ~,
se Mshinfa inc Aualnf tresdie and tnt - -
31 ssssrns 20 sls ys Each Msssfss = 1890. ~ va
70 any af.s
Win A. rsctioss Coz using PsrPhe eentsn.ns S ~
each Machine h pshss r sac o.
sr.t s.ehs ~'a' W =" WV l2RovFg, BkgKR Co.
psteutees and ses AsDcfsctarers
New.Yors No % chsmbsr.s; Bosson Hsynsraetsqs.re.
orrrcs Nrw-yesx Cary DfssercSY'
No 81 Ann.s, % noor, Nay 10 1855
The canvass for for insertion In this work Is
NV epsse ss< shoush the ssntensn en-
poys< besa to sxsn end 10 oesn me
IN psssons resident the as assigned ths whcA instroc
ors % have believe ssupaoas eervsd Jet u
.ossib> that some may have bssa overlooked
m tsrs ere sny whs have not bssn ve By cur esns
49, vf ooafs By calling a the sass sbos and banding
sksis nszass 60. ~ isssrtoa. 's"S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-13

Piano FoKrKs- Coon AND CHRAp The subscribers
g 7ci.ye Of hSndome ex.eror
able durability and keeping which
shey win eli At great bargain for cash Fully warranted
80 j. r. WARNER 4 Co, Nc. ali Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-13

SPIxSpIp CARrxrNes FoR SPRNs SALES, 1853
siru LoussskRRy No as Pe@ls resivirs IN store
late sniysa Of Tapestry Brussels Three ply
Ingram Cpess ohAste and elegant designs which hsns
purchased the recent advance N prices y arc ehs
"a far Ar frx A fn1ue
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Rus1urss NOTICES.

M Clereymen Of all Denominations VII o ,,, s.,rs
.Esox,s IA WsTcsoous@ No ~ Fusn - make ssSes
- - ,erv l.s rnnde Be proced ~ Id, bes eki
sye hsvins been tsien ~ selection o. pss only
her eFpsnfed 10 ther mssuftctdre.
HIS oct =.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-13

rv Stair Carpets wOnderfallow prices, 40, u ,X6,
81 and A. Der yad ANDERsoH No % Bowery Also En-
s Tspeatry 1hrsePy Busse and Velvet stain Carpets Sc very
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M.rlpe and Inland insurance.

GENERAL Mutual Insurance CoNPANY.-Assets on
te ls January ls Sso Profits divided those
with the Company Once No 2MeTehAn Exchange
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To ALL WHOM 1T MAY coscERE.-J. H. TOWNSEND q
Co. No 7Oi Greenwich Amosst offer rich and EXTENSIVE
sst al Fneh ana American Tapestry Velvet Brussels Three
and Ineu Carpets Rg Mas Window Shades Lace Curtains &C
Oh Cloths Of an widths and qualities and lots Dry Goods o. nsn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-13

MouRFIro snK.-tifty pieces rich Mourning SIN
100 Black Canton Grapes just received together witt
6 supply Of ever Goods suitable tor an
ef the possible prices by BARrRoLo hEw
WsEp New Mourning No 56 Broadway between st. Neho
L. nd Hs topOiian Hotels
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GKxTLKnKH's NEGLIGENT Hat S,.Dt vyb,s dr.b sas
s-..,i. ,,,;.,sne n every Of - &c., 80
eIsJ. vesthy de s0ties Of ssnfisn0ea'
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~ Tremendous bargains in English and American
Aehie suaefhne CARPETS No 90 BOwe oO
yrds beautiful patterns OF Ingram CaPes 90 o. ~
56 syd6 81. worthy OF the attention OF purchasers
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. q HuNPHRKY NO. JIJ
Broadway dsy per packet from Europe additional sup
% ef h and elegant Csrrnes Of superior fabric and styles en-
tIs new AND particularly adapted city trade For sale full ten per
esne' e. Than 9TH stores selling similar goods.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-13

Co call the Of their friends 10 the stock
of new Csrpenss received from the most
tapestry velvet, Brussels three ply tud
snsrsni also large Of Oh Cloth Nonetana Mainss
Window Shnde
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REALLY Coon Doors AND eHoEs-Ine arncles o.
.5 4, W.TxEs IA Fuon-st for 0entemen Ladies sod Chill
Ssns wear all Of the best quality manufactured himself
ses trash his object being 10 increase his
, y akDz OF his customers 70 purchase at hi'
Strangers find place where there larger a.
"a aolda a. loNer prlces
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VK EnpTIkH ITOOT VH NIUtHH t1INH0 -
from he eelehraed mandatory JoHN HAIRS Son Elegant
So, Frro Gothic and Paintings Hiram ANnERs ms
No a Bowey l0O0 yards Of Floor Cloths Of to iyas wide At
96 gl $40 A, 81, sud 81, per yard.
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ANNIVERSARY - HoRAoE WATERS No. 353 Broad
rsy os cordially invites the attention Of eeIypea and 9As,s
an. Nav orb 10 he celebrated oan Piano Fortes oil T. oeit
Co peculiarly edapted 70 the voice and the more
al slenenisscred music Also smiths superior io
ur AMI naor use which OF aud oect
inonson arc superior any nov manu- ,sture
very liberal discount made 10 the Clergy MUSIC % "'