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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-09


MIR. Stewards speech-The shaumberg Az
fair, &c.
SpecsaI DspaicA 10 The ". T. TribsaS
WASHINGTON Tuesday Feb. :, isa
The telegraphic report of Mr.. Stewards
speech il necessarily meagre corrected report VII
be finished in time. for Thursdays Tri5SaG |, WA
magnificent effort Mad the Tehssntepee speulatonrv
discounted.
Shaumberg was in Court to-day under habsas
corpus Several friendly Senators present Sen.
stor Cooper thrillingly eloquent and X. 5. Coz
mastery The Judge decided against bailing, on the
ground that Fuller may die. Two surgeons test6d
their belief in his recovery. The Judge said IL Fuller
continued TO improve the accused would be entitled :,
bail.
Mr.. Thompson, a Detroit editor, is on a Pl.
rrimage to Concord to arrange Messs Cass and Doug
lass Western interests. GUS
Supreme Court-First Evening session OF the
uouse-The Brooklyn Navy Yard Con.
tract. &c.
Spectal DispaiA 10 The " Y Tribsne
WASHINGTON Tuesday, Feb :, 1Sj3-lll PM
The case of Reed VS. Peck and others. on
appeal from the Massachusetts, Circuit Court, was du
ished to-day in the Supreme Court. George T. DAYS
and Charles B. Goodrich delivered arguments for the
appellant and Charles l.. Woodbury. for the sppelee.
The first Evening Session Of the House was
held this evening. IL opened at o'clock, with hardly
squoIum. The doors were closed, and a call of the
House ordered resolution ordering the Sergeant
alarms TO send for members did not pass, and great
was the merriment. il was intended TO hear reports
and act upon them the same evening, when no objec
ton made Il is plain that nothing can be done in
future sessions the members otherwise engaged
In great confusion the House adjourned at ~.
The Presidential vote will be counted in the
House on Thursday. Territorial business will coma
up but the Appropriation bill will not be reached until
next week.
The India Rubber case is finished
As Mr.. Little, Rep. from Marsbfeld, Mass,
with his two daughters Monday evening return.
ing in The train from Baltimore, when about 10 miles
north OF Washington, something (he supposes a bulet
went through the window, passed within Zoo, Of
him and within inch Of lady in an opposite seat,
end out of the opposite window. The orifee MAIDEN
10th windows indicate bullet something propelled
by as much force az gunpowder would give
have definite and reliable information to
support all have said about the fat contract about to
be made for filling up the NsvyYard at Brooklyn bys
Government officer More this subject will be forth
coming In few days The denial Of the truth a
what have stated, is alike bupudcnt and well paid Tor
EYE
The Vote OF Vermont for the Liquor Law.
BURLINGTON, VI. Tuesday, Feb. g 1859.
The people of this State voted to-day on
the question of the Liquor Law We have returns from
"A few towns as follows.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 9, 1853.
,y.sSaCHTSETTs.

Tho Wings of Massachusetts, having gen.
eraIlv opposed the call of CONSTITUTIONAL
Convention. and having majority in the pres
emf State Legislature, have been warmly
urged BY certain fossil politicians TO repeal the
Convention act Of the last Legislature, though
Il has since been ratified BY large majority OF
the People. They are not stupid enough to
follow such ruinous advice, We are very glad 10
see and their State Committee has just
issued 4 patriotic and sensible Address with
regard 10 che Convention, recognizing il as
fixed fact
Strenuous efforts have been made by parties
usually powerful with Legislatures TO procure
a repeal of the Free Banking Law of she last
Legislature and the special Incorporation in
stead of large litter Of new Banks. No go
If the General Bank Law is too stringent or
otherwise impracticable, 10 will doubtless be
modified but the earth is not going to revolye
backward.
An attempt was likewise made TO repeal the
act of the last Legislature which stays the
Hangman's bloody hands This, too, has been
put down.
So of the attempt to repeal the Maine Law.
In short, the Wings of Massachusetts, viii
not be dragooned into undoing all that was done
by the last two Legislatures merely because
they were not WING. The reign of Fogyism
is at end, even under the shadow of the fins of
the venerable and highly respected Goldfish who
superintends the legislation of the Old Bay
State. So mote il be-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-09
KIRKPATRICKs AND FIrzPATRICKs

The Telegraph is never at a loss for brilliant
discoveries IL was announced in all the
papers on Monday morning, by telegraph from
Boston, that the new Empress of France il a
relative Of Bishop Fitzpatrick of that city.
This is Irish all over. Because this woman
had Kirkpatrick for a progenitor, hence the
Bishop becomes a relative. This sis what might
be called giving a Kirk fits But there is
Patrick in the case, and this will have to be
taken as ground enough for the relationship of
the Bishop. If the sacerdotal character per-
mitted marriage, we should be expecting the
next generation to turn up another DauPhin,
whose claims would cast those of Reverend
Eleazar Williams entirely into the shade.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-09

Voaic Chains conftucied 10 be under the garneut
the wonderful discovery IN Medicine and Flee
trioty Of the present day They relieve without pam
shock na taneousy acute nervous pains such as Head
Far aud Toothache, Rheumatic Psins Tic DuloureuN,
etc and by tie mild but continuous and pstceptbe action
upon the body disease OF years ssndng such Govt L0.
cal Paralysis Nervous Compa Liver Diseases etc. DIS
appear IL BY miracle. They precptate metals from
their solutions decOmpOse water defect the magnetic
votao pile The instruments producing these effects
weigh about two can be folded up pockebO0k
always ready for instantaneous use aud viii last
his lifetime friends, etc against that number OF diseases
and complaints in which mild roaming electricity per-
fecy safe certain, and wonderful speedy remedy. The
pnce Of complete Chain Is from 81 10 S5 Batteries
to S22 50.
Ipcredihe may the above facts any person
easily convince himself beforehand az the depot OF their
truth The importance Of the invention has been &C.
knOwledged IA America by the Academy Of Medicine Of
New York end The Chains have been applied with great
the Medical Colleges the city, Bellevue aud
Wards Island Hospitals Brooklyn City Hospital &c'
Europe by the Royal Colleges OF Physicians AMI Surgeons
IN London; nv the Academic Rationale De Medetin NJ
Paris BY the Imperial Faculty Vienna; by the Royal
Faculty az Berlin and other Scientific Institutions OF the
highest order including the principal Hospitals IN Europe.
The popnetOs IN possession oil testimonials 10 the
effect from all the above Institutions America aud
Europe well OF the eminent and distinguished
members of the protest. m both hemsphere aud invite
the public 10 examine them.
Fun and Illustrated dtscnptions-one for personal use,
and for scientific menwh copies of testimonials and
number of cured IN New ork and Europe be
obtained gratis AZ the Office. They will be forwarded fee
of postage 10 any part II the United States 10
prepaid inquiries, containing cents postage stamps
}. SrriNERT No 5b8 Broadway, cor. OF Pnace-st.
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ia letter from Can't TruDdv Of ,h,k,.

" A letter from Capt. Trundy. OF the ba-t
Dolphin, which len this port the ssth Sep, for An,
traa with 200 passengers, reports his arrival ,,,A.
Cape of Good Hope on the 6;h December, Ia IS dav..
good passage for the season OF the year His p.s-,
gers were all well Mrs. :. b. Maddox, Of Toro,,o
Canada, died OF consumption on the passage twoehs
dren were born on the passage. Capt Trandy s,,..
that there hsd but one American ship touched "A.
Cape on the wsy 20 Australia and that was the wa
liam rockingham, Babbdse, which LEFT New.York !,
the 18th Of August Freights from the Cape to Az.
trNlia were 81 sterling per tan. Flour wor.a s. roA
$50, and sIl provisions very high.
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Oyy,cr OF THE ASSOCIATION FOR THE ExHr

BITION oF THE INDUSTRY OF ALL NATIONS;
No So BROADWAY, NFwYoRR, FEB Z. lS55.-NoriCE IS
hereby given that the BoAaD OF DIRECTORS have resolved
10 increase the CAPITAL Of the ASSOCIATION TO THREE
HUSDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS, the limit originally con-
tslopsied nv the CHARTER: and that FIVE HUNDRED
SHAREs of the Capital stock will be disr buted az the rae
OF OKE SHARE for every FIVE SHARES 20 the Stockholders
standing on the Books OF the Corporation at r. NJ Of
Tue,day the 18th Febuy provided that On or before the
10Th day OF February they pay Sixty PER CENT upon me
said additional shares bot Fraction Of share will be re-
gafded.
Tho Transfer Books Will be closed from P. VI Of the
18th February until ~ NJ Of the 6th March the day after
that appointed fOr the Annua. Election.
WIN WuETTEN Treasurer.
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Arrival Of the Crescent City at New-Orieaps-.
Later from Cnrdenas-sail.ng OF Califor-
min steamers-Markets, &c,

sEE-OELzASs, Monday Feb T. lsj3
by the arrival of the steamship Crescent
Chy, from New-York via Havana, we have two days
later sdviees from that port The great FIRE It Cariens
asteo hree days and was destructive than At hr
Exported. From ether parts Of the Island the news y
unim pOrsnt.
Inc steamship PamperO sailed for San Juan
on Sunday and tae Falcon sailed for Aspnwa TO day
with large number OF passengers.
saie. Of RIO CoEFEE for the week foot up 1000 bsss
ngayt Stock IN port 5000 bags
FREISHTs 10 Liverpool l.
sterhng EXCHANGE no, advanced 20 siagc
AEryed-Shps Meteor and Mary Glover bark John Cook
ron hewfork; bark May Flower and brig X Psrt1s0a
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Passage Of the Liquor Law by the House Of
Representatives In Rhode IsInpd,

PROVIDENCE, Tuesday Fob. 8, 1853
The Anti-Liquor Law has passed the Hoa~
Oy vote of SOTO a.
Important from Mexico-PrOgress of the
Revolution.
NEW ORLEANS, Monday Feb. 2, 1853
by the arrival ofthe steamship Yacht, wei have
highly important intelligence from the Rio draude
Matamoras pronounced in favor Of the Rev
olution the 18th ult when the citizens rose and
battle ensued, which resulted in the complete
OF the insurgents. General Avalez resigned the com
mand OF the troops on the let inst favor Of Colonel
Basave vino will retain the command till the arrival Of
Col. Cruz from Camargo.
The whole State of Tamaulipas has now do
clared in favor Of the Revolution.
We have dates from the City Of Mexico 70
the 18th ult. The new President, CevaIo. had bean
invested by Congress with extraordinary powers
which were denied TO Arista. Ceyslos nrnedla.elJ
released large number Of prisoners, Imprisoned By
Arista for political offences.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-09

MORE DEMOCRATIC DIsAGREEMESTs.-Mr
Clemens made speech in the Senate on Mon
day, in which he dissented from Gen. Cass and
Mr.. Mason on the Monroe doctrine, British
colonization, and kindred topics of Mosquito
DOM We are impatient for the 4th OF March
and the advent of Gen. Pierce into political
circles, for then We fOresee that all will be
harmony in the ranks of LOco-FOcOism.
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The frcshet md the Hudson River Railroad
Accident ON the Harlem Road.

ALBAsY, Tuesday Feb. {, l.5J.
The track Of the Hudson River Railroad has
been 20 iar cleared as 70 permit the trains connect y
passengers walking about l91 rods over the damaged
bridge and track at Schodac Tie Eastern and southern
mails are al H. and the water il slowly subsiiny.
The Harlem train due here last night ran Oh
theraek abouti miles from this city upsetngtwo Of me
passenger csrs gentleman named Clark Of this ely
hah sn arm broken, but Of The OtheTs asft
There about 100 passengers on the train and ey
came on here IN the baggage cars
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ILLDoD.-The last Democratic Legislature
Of this State districted it for Congress 80
nicely as to give a plurality for their own
party on Governor, &c, in every district.
They missed it, however, on Congress four of
the new Districts elected Wings, generally by
the aid Of Free SOiI votes.
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STEAMSHIP WEsr Wholesome fears were
en,erisined FOR the safety Of ths steamer which left
this port on the 18th sept for Australia from her nm
arrival At the Cape Of Good Hope previous TO Dec 10
Our previous accounts reported her At the leland of
Ascension, where she put in for fuel and By tie way
OF England We have the Intelligence that she was srn
at hat port On the Bis, Of December, having been de-
tared there seven weeks for the wan, Of coal and none
TO be procured Oh tie island
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To rur Punllc.-In answer to "The Facul.

~" Ia Saturdays Tribune, am pleased such opin
tons oNpsed in favor Of the greatest discovery OF the age
and equally soffy md that much III will exists against
the dscovrrer SIMPLY because he has pro>csd remedy
beneficial IN It's effects and intrinsic worth than the
whole Mstoua Mrdcs besides aud did not communicate Il
10 The Faculty = Tor that had tried al otheI
remedies and physicians that had heard OF read Of aud
spent ff,an sl,tO0 30 dunng ten Year, Of my wtes
suffering and agony from Neuralgia before met VITA Dr.
WAtrs'S NERvovS ANrDorr, aud can row declare un'
der OATH necessary that u viii cure that dreadful disease
Ncuragis and NJ Il will cure that disease Is
there will cure And az the Nervous Audoe stands
upon IN mer, do not consider that am deridins
the Faculty" in publishing the above facts.
J. b. MEEEKN, No. o. Westinghouse, jersey City
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Local ATFAIRs.-Rev. Henry Ward Beecher,
last night, delivered his lecture upon "The
Conservative and the Progressive" at the
Broadway Tabernacle, to an audience Of at least,
$500 persons. The lecture was fully reported in
The Tribune when delivered in Brooklyn, few
week since
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-09

MORTALITY AT SEA.-The ship TicOnderoga,
Cspt Boyle arrived 1t Melbourne Australia on the 81
November with large number OF passengers from
Liverpool two hundred Of whom it Is said were then
SICK On board. They had previously buried one hun.
dred and twenty at It will be recoected TIA: dis
ship was previously mentioned as having been spoken
at sea shortly after leaving Liverpool with the cho.rs
CT board, and q number SICK
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- Metamoras pronounced in favor of the
revolution on the 23th ut The insurgents
gained a victory and Gen. Avalos resigned
command of the troops The whole State Of
Tamaulipas is now on the side Of the revo-
luton. The new President Of Mexico, Ceva-
los, has been invested with extraordinary
powprg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-09

Guiliord and Dunmerston give majorities against the
Law.
Eighteen additional towns foot up-for the Law,
2io3 against Il, 1000
The State has gone for Temperance
BENNINGTON, Tuesday, Feb g. 1853
Returns from - towns give a majority Of
1000 for the Law
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The Pacific Raiiroad.

WELLINGTON, Tuesday, FEB. :, I-Jo
Inc RepHtIie this morning publishes letter
IRON Hon I Butler King 20 senator Dawson rslailyep
tue Pschc Railroad in which he Indicates preference
Tor the route from Ct Louis through Walkers Pass VA
Albuquerque and the Valley Of San JOaquins TO San
Francisco
Mr.. Fuller continues to improve in strength
and strong hopes are now entertained Of his recovery
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-09

EVESIs0 SEssIOss.-The House voted on
Monday to hold Evening Sessions, commencing
Al Z O'Clock, for the purpose Of receiving Re-
ports from Committees A good move The
Opera Singers have not yet gone down 70
Washington.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-09

~ The time is coming yea, has come, when
las nsssd through the Porous Glass Filter Thousands Of
those Filters have been sold within few months, and they
are daily becoming and more popular Coll aud see
them at Gothic Hall, No 3l6 Broadway Price 81 80
Families take them trial and If they not salts
fed with them they may be returned and the money will
h. ltmd0
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NsRTEp.-Ont OF the most sartlng nArated Of pr
MLANEs NERMFCGE BY DIR, joan Butler, Of Low
ell. Tulnban County, OHIO. The that o.
young lady who had been very SICK icr eight years and
had consulted number Of physicians who had treated 70
Of Proapsns Uter DR. Butler then called in and
for time, believed with his predecessors thst u
of rrospus Hewas, however, forced 20 the cOnca-
sOn that his patient suffering tom worms aud after
much perussoa prevailed upon her 10 take two doses o.
DT Mlsne's Negmfusc THIS medicine had The edect Of
removug from her countless number Of the largest
After she passed them he. health immediately returned
She and continues 70 enjoy excellent health.
Nav be had IN New York wholesale and retail % { \.
Chekener 4 Co No. 81 Barclays, and BOYD faal.
No 10 CouTtlandt 81 sod Slso By al tie principal Drae
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pYsrkrrIc-Yorn ArrnNrloy oyr MonrNr.

DNSfEfrIC.-loCRA ATTENTION ONE MOMENT.
You can be cured with hottie two Of DT. HOoFL AMOS
GERMAN BrIEGS, prepared BY ar JACKSON No. lN Arch
&C Philadelphia There doubt they always p7oye ben
ehcia. MoRE TESTIMONY
Geo b. NeungraAn. ESl Suubury Pa NAV 81 1851 said
II have taken year iRecne with good ecct Dyspep
Sa thertose know u 70 Dc ofVs,ae Several persons
have taken the Biiters in tbs pAe ana Is he anyer
opinion that uwlll 40 al yo0 rsSonnls AZ il do"
d.. n. Wright, h,rtAnHing, Pa, July ) 1881, saia
them sce were broken in the last box good "a Asrs
ousht 90 be carefully Iul up
W Gross Hsrfshurg Pa, guly s. 1881. said. s-Yoa
perceive an scihng the Bters Vtry rApl1y givins
satisiActou there IS NJ medicine uP0a my shelves hA -
fer ~.le wholesale in NewYoik BY A B n Sanls cor
Fulton ami Mihan,-siS. vsze. heSse Co. NO. 50
MAIDEN. lane. Retail by c II RRs corner Roadway and
John-st- DR.. ncoAt;le Ne. ~ 6Tandsf@ Ms NJ Hayes
Brooklyn, and BY respectable dsalcrs everywhere.
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HOUSES AND LOTs on FoRTY-SEcOSD-ST.-
pyblo attention is especially directed the sale 70 be made
on THURSDAY Feb TO- n the Merchants Exchange, By w.
r. FRAwKLIS Son Co. Of 40 large fouIs'ory Houses
ana Lo.s with st0res 42ds between 9th and 9thavs
N B-Tbese Houses have superior Accommodations for
BOARDING houses. f7bz)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-09

10 One Of the best aud cheapest Crockery
Stores the city = ID GoSNANs. No 10 Caualst HIS
stock comprises every variety and fashion Hen selling
beet French Chna Dinner Tea and Breakfast sets Of iSi
pieces, foI sa aud all other goods 10 proportion.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK. WEDNESDAY, FEB. 9, 1853
For Europe.
The next number of The Tribune for Euro,e-

IN Circulation VIII be Issued THIS MORNING, 8; Q
O'clock. !, VIII contain al the Latest News up
20 the time Of going 70 press. Single copies il wrap
pers, ready for mailing be had ST the desk
Price six Cent?. The Aea sails from this port To
Day AZ y O'Clock
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Mature BY at is sqpalled is the CRY
Ofall W hove tested CuStadOro's Dye,

tR The effect ol this extraordinary prepar-
alton Instantaneous the color is fee from any metallic
CLOS blue tnee Ii applied privately the tavsnsoTs
establishment Ne Aston House the eOscst examination
inNted lts ior sale there, ana az the PRINCIPAL Druggists
III the city
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~ The present murky weather must prove

20 The present murky weather must prove
spy thing bat agreeable TO the rhsuuAfc patient BAT
vouh recommend Sngle tyial Of M0SriNoSEs KAECN-
ARC CoNfopNp, which has 0otaino rcAt prestige the
lr scAcous RaHedv e RhsamStisra ia each AMI a.
various sorp,s Il internal remedy, plesSAni the
TASTE harmless il 10 effects and be administered with
.us .frtx 10 =. SSss snd conditions; and. unlike
prvn.rsoas Is recommended solely tor tse treatment Of
sbis COMMAND Nounnoas testimony OF It's potency Re
exsminra AZ the eeatra sseDSy, No sAleAysf tAstos
Hoasr N W. V. ALExANnSK Co, Pronresonl
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Tuy PUBLIC CmrIcrsE CLosKLY.-GREl

No lstor House courts criticism. lie submits his superb
Shirts ade to order the ordeal Of examination and com
pason; and demands verdict At the hands OF men OF ts
and fashion Let the weerers Of GREENS Shirts for
fhefnselvee
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To- FowLkRs Il WELLS, PhrenOlogiSts and
Publishers Chpon Hall No. 49, NassAasi, New YORK Sni
Ne. lac Washingion.st- Boston
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HAN DYE AND WIas.--BArcHEtoss Man
vfcv Cor tAese articles ia celebrated in al parts OF ths
world, persons wishing hight elegant and dasaoe VIZ %
Toapee can sarely be suited It's Hair DYE sspphed "a
sse ssrsntee) sold wholesale aud retail az Ne " all
e. COPY the sa5res-eswNe OF limitations
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The Liquor Law in Vermont.
Special D1sratea to The n. Y. Trbsns
BURLINGTON. w, Tuesday, Feb. :, iSSa
Thirty.two Towns heard from. Majority in
favor of the Law, 1880. H.y.u.
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ILLUsTRATED NEws.-See advertisements
giving contents, IN another column.
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BY Telegrnph.

BosToN. 20 sAr sehrs G. BaE,ss savannsh H5srs1
forsE stesurg Admiral Scvf0Ek CD scAr ChaAe1seoefH
tai
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rg Ladies' Bleaching Mitts and Rubber

Gloves make the hands soft and perfectly white. The
Mtu rasy be while sewing sleeping FOR sale at
BernuIs No COL Broadway Hitchcock Leadbeoters,
No 81 Broadway BOyds, No. 50 East Broadway and by
All Rubber dealers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-09

BRoosE-sT. Property AT AUCTIoy.-We de-
sire 10 call particular attention the sale 20 be made
TguSsDAy Feb 10 az u o'clock tt the Merchants TX
change Of The b'ee0ry brck front House and Lot No 2
near Norfok-st The sale is by order Of ExecU
1o,s and will be made by w. II. FRANKLIN, Son Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-09

PEREmPrRY SALE TO CLOSE TEL "
OF VALUABLE RElL EsTATEWs wlss ~ nv Wednss
e,s W. - - % a. Toe Merchants Exchange, the
following valuable Properly: 1900 "a I'D 4.b.avs
Io,s s,,i ID ss,sr between 81 snd tts-avs
Lots ,outh see sls Sf.~sy ID and s5sys
70 On -. 80 zSsy between 81 and 4tb-sts.
Lot o ~ soot5ssst corner Sd a. and 53t5-st
. .ovtb sids 99ib-st. between In and Sth-sys
~. ~ souti-esst corner bib az and S5th-st
L., IN west side Hb-av- berween Sitn and SJt1-sts
-, "a cat eide 6ihsv next % corner Of 85th.st.
uanse and Lot No. l26 South Cthst Eorth sde street,
WilfsnsbuTth - 49,. nj
lars spuly 10 the euctiOneer No 20 Wal st.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

E1cxLsroE.-BgEBE & Co, fashionable Hat
tera No Is Broadway TIE Spring Fashion Tor Gentle
mems will be INTRODUCED Saturday the I'm ofPSb
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NoTIcE-RENoyAL-G Ola eselo-
Kshed Dagoerreisn Gallery q removed TO ~ ncs - s
nifcent gallery, No 3ls Broadway, corner Lsonaits