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New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-03
4Mr9emcnte.

RowERY and Manager, Gs4e1
rises " u O'CLOCK ''''NiTi'0 T'0r i" CORN.
~ % NJ is%S itS"S &d %sS'; sa:
Jim M % s D%s Ss:s
ss VI Nj sDSn DSnn M Nj. E Nor
DROADWAY TIlEATER-THIS EVENING,
ID AP"i' vi" S MHFsGHxaf H:isG1H%xGSa nc Of F'y 'yyEeSlcE
Ss,s6s ] " Fop: og%ss'3Ss% asS593
o'''''''''''''''X 'XSToSY II MN xSb cIEopXTRA
AI'sSS SsSi: 20 BOZ, g'da' 50
DURTON's THEATER-Chambers-st
ID EVENING April for the BENEFIT Of &c. BARNET VIII
'e P'''''A'' DAVID CoPpERFIELD
. %T; NM Mr. HasSs hsS% Po
L' NOW NJ 70 MAX &SkE NOME HAPPY E. ',40"4
MIL SSn0S my f saSwdn
BURTON CHAMB L SIS L -
Il" the honor Of wEpSEsD.Y Est S'1 Apas ri
When an entirely new IHEfoSAfos HiffSo SIlfS Ne MAN,
''"'"a' 'r' "TGFTYG WISKsi sioap,s will sustain
"AA Mr. 'n' N 'se Es6oS f1S @s '0"OAS VI" '
aASElFsT r. RsIoN pY S Gs dn,a Ny LIFE n BURTON
.n, NJ, bIATos Nj JSSsroS x HOLMAN and
Mrs BURTON will appear
Boz BOOK now open.
NATIONAL THEATER, Chatham.s st.-DoOrs open
fffH TIE TESftF Si' Of Ts sIsa %oSaG peh%
ss rTSgsST SFS3 fPS M2fSi SSD sArus
DAY AFrkRNooNs
The great original PfscI psGiS 6 TOMS CABIN.
Uncle Tom: NJ ! Fnor
George haIIi, Mr. n stone
Little COrdeia HOwNd
iSp.S tisshsi Mr. " Fox oPIs IysT:
= cis easy Raqa.eI
semy'..',..........Mr Nqfyn n.'.,'''''.'.''M Mr. l. FoS
Admission Is and 50 cents children hsfpeo to afternoon per
formsuee only.
VNALLACKs THEATER-TllIS EVENING,
" A'', OLD ID 5Sb yQVSe gEAaTs p,..,s.n
iis,on Mr. Lester Lady Alice HawthOtS M iIOey
Tom Mr. rT TheTsp Rodk ffbi bkSoSD sGSSS
Lod Plato Nj chPToSss HsPy F.c MTs ScSoS coBoSoi
noe.n AZ oeloel Psrormsnce u O'Clock
HIsTRIONiC Select Dramatic and Poetic Head
III p.-J BROWN Eloeu.lonst and Instructor Si .hs G t
s1SsSn fnd M' s.1ass sShIssD MoNbAY EVENING ed e
To commence at o'eloek
DEADINGS from SHAkSPERE and the fOE E
IN Mis j. Johnson will give her last ent N -
ss Slr ruTspAY 81 EVENING SFXT ApriI 8 Nay
BE obsned n The sOSI on the eveAins 0i 'ne
DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.-THlS Mon,
I'D dAy) EVENING April 1854 st 7. o'clock tns NV
local MORAL DRAMA entitled TaE oLp sREwERY, from
q-.sSd Zoe msS "0l TaHs AFfERSooS at cos NcoLo
FAMILY the ACTING DOGS and the farce Of BACHELORS
The famous LIVING GIRAFFEs the HAPPY FAMILY sc to
AdHit.Sce 2s children under To- l2l First Balcony and
Psquet l.3c extra
DANyARDs GEORAMA. No 500 Broadway
s,eticr with 3. 1@gg: goLY LAND EVERY EyESSS
soh Ador both Psnr IS only s cea" ali PsrsS''Se
bsuee. The Bslktok
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-03

yop Rof EAs c IR G =,
n.lh ~ The 6spsr7Is Of each Ms Seamsr oT Liverpool
a. rsr po.isse included single eoYieso Cents
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-03
Dants.

A Good Cock and to wash and iron IN pTlyste
N srily by ore and Chsmberrnsid snd aitst .. :.
by u. other These ,iris experineea NC Iae
civ references Call st Nc y SIKH az IN tae oo9 M
n EXPERIENCED nurse, with go0d ,econlu'en'a-
"A tiSu, w.rt, sifa,fisn Inquire Sa. 81 Eldrdsest
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-03
BoGro aTo Rooms.

BOARDING -GENTLEMEN with their FAM
ID LIES also SINGLE oESrLEMEs, can Be acc 'nmodssed
with PLEASANT ROOMS ead BOARD 10 o hst-c .ss hosss,
s,isy heated in sASDs5r BR0okLYy A2pis.,on esn -
letter sfdrsssed 70 Ms HOWARD Tribune ohes Pe'
sossy No q Essa1 Brooklyn References e,ensesse
EAGLE HOTEL LODGINGS-Gentiemenw wiz 40
~ well % remember they have eaeensns vI.,s
R,cws ~ d eeats per nghr corner Of Frsnh''' sA'
Ofee open AL night
FARMERS HOTEL, No. 247 wsshns;on,:s-rsss .s.-,a's.
boaIdsn without lodsnt W Sa nHGRLIN
4 GENTLEMAN and bis WIFE can have ave. bosra ,s
a ,n NJ Ies W.s. IssAs seneeI qaiss family On ia
yOirNG COUPLE, Of no exscting disposition;
A a.s H. % lad eone able With yd,;ss :sa.y o.
sp4r usnu tnsn ,nsy rs
ten 1900 are rsasired sns.shs1 pssfscs VIII
81, spS sse f bsh Location must sot - ssoss hess
eT m.ss etc nay Be addressed 70 H. ~ BOZ LIS Foo"s
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-03

II / G II L Y 2 X G T n
i Il ISSTRUCTIEG AND PLEASING EXHIBITION
Faithfully illustrating The nwsrd march Of
AMERICAN FREEDOM
Rsprtserted In seriss Of -
HIOHLY EFFECTIVE TABLEALA
OF ncsi thrilling interest
EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK
AT THE HOPE CHAPEL NO. 10 BROAD"A Af
Doors open commencing al ~ A1rissoo - cehts
Children half prize , -, r,,1popn p
Eseh will De leetored on BY J. =" CLiFFOEO h'9i
sfordirs Inherent ou old art young
Aruro /. rnsic will the vsuo1s scenes
In Exhibition the pnbe tne proprietor Soa1
b.s leave 70 spresened tn- ao s
tn e accordance Win tns oes
sutborites A liteIsl allowance made % Schools
THE CAMPB LIS A h u y v.
Il AT the 81 Nicholas Exhibition Rooms
No 4a5 BroadHsy. above Broouae -
Last positively IN conseqsenee previous e.
Continued s1cceaz
MURPHY. WEST PEEDo
Original and O0ly
CAMPBELLS INSrRFLS,
Whose anqu cbssts ess,c Musical soiree for the past hs
dny crowded By the beauty an1 fashion OF a
r.st Heopo ell in them ths very ocs
Trovre Of Ar now n NeW-lOrk --.x
Among be VII be found IL kE WEST hATI PE-b
JOSEPH MURPHY who viii appear each evening with en-
'ns An n HFTY RNooy PERFORMANCE will be given every
WEDNESDAY SATURDAY for the accommodon o Ladies
On THURSDAY EVENING, April G. BENEFIT OF LUXE
On SATURDAY April nigh, oftas csnPSsIS BENEFIT
OF MATT PEEL.
For particulars Prosremme
Ticket. cents had the door, Doors open a. d.
Conc a ~, precisely.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-03

NEW ENGLISH BOOKS just imported and for
~ sale by G. z PUTNAM L c., No. 10 Para place
HINALAYAS JOURNALS; OR NorEs OF NATUa.LIst ~
BENGAL AND NEFAL HiMaLAYAs HE HI siA dopsI
ANS EIc By DR. Joseph Dslton Hooker NJ D. r NJ ; Rs
With mars and lustraops 2yoh syo 90 pp e ~
PURPLE TISrs OF PARIS CHARacTER AND NASSESs ~ rHk
Nav ENPlKE b, Baye ST. John . vols lSlo % PIP, 90
AyIslT 10 PORTUGAL AND Madeira By TIE La1i In
unerre stuart WoGtlev vol limo 43i 20 e. ..-,
TIE PROGRESS OF PAINTER N THE NISETEENrH
CFNTTRY eontsnns Conversions RelAFks Art BY
John Rurnet- vol Emo as A.
HISTORY OF iCCArAN from is Dscoyery 20 the !o-
Of The Seventeenth Century By Charles ;; John F-ne1 "ih
Mfp svO. $40 PIP kS 50 ---
HIiNAN FLECfRICITY: TIE MEANS IT'S DEvELosNEsr
uu,raied by experiment.. with sddiior notes b. U y Rat
ter = x 5 limo q po 81 10
EFslES AND THE pUCI0R'S TALE, oR Eisrs BON Twp
srIRITs tale for ss OF fies By Lady 1sEaed
IHH BkiTIsH CATALOGUE OF BOOKS Published from oc'o-
her 7 TO ming the date Pu5ca0n siEs
price publishers sud edition go bali m1r - pp 81
lev copies Of the RESULTS OF IhE CENSUS or GREAT
BRITAIN tn s.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-03
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
xrv-YoRT< DAILY TRIBUNE
TuE sEMr-WEEKLY TRIBU9E.
THE xEw-YoRK TRIBUNE.

TUESDAY end FRfDAY morning frice - %
Two copies for s5 Five for II D. Adger asments i
Ca, . IN each insertion
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-03

DARE CHANCE.-Fot sale, near the City OF New
Ia York desIabe Water Powers never failing stream
otVoh he applied be soa
or together further Information app TO d. GOULD,
N At. iOTk
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-03

rTHE AMERICAN HANDBOOK OF ORNA-
i MENTAL THEES, BY ThOn. Msehsa' Gardener. vol
lsro Price IS cents ,,..---.A..t.
DICE proper his dwelling ant IL their proper
,-..u 20 sss,t th- actiye sfeetlAy
bhE lis residence combining the Oesutal With the
80 ara 70 por retired citizen he principle y
xIh he o Pleas ~ from Be derived vel
~ -, uee,sul y p.a;ing 81 cutiTaag ilen
a. NOT sulors tie aus oftH author
This woTs treats cf
/ Prorer Soil
, The Ch-ice OF Trees
s On RsisIg Trees
best size Of T-xcspl. l.,t.ng
The bes season 70 Plant.
Pruning
The o2erstion Of Transplant
On the selection Of Kinds Of Trees
OF Trees Individually
"a Index Of Englsh and Common SArleh
r.,.lx npbi.hed bT LIPPlSC0TT, GRAABO = Co. Ph-
adelpbiA- ...--o,, ~, -, ,r,...- c.wyo.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-03
So farmers an0 Others.


DRAMA POOTRA FOWLS WANTED. .-Persons
Of he seove FOWL. sell At resanaole price VII
fnd purchaser BY addressing W. Once OF tos Pspe 'e
Price, &c.
CRAPES-J. ?. WILSON, the propsgator anl eh-
NJ hhr n New lork for tew yess
rS., S rs,sc v y tc ~ friends hsf he has Few moro OF
h1.e sale Many ofhe GRAPES grow 70 sac
OF ,p ipch half diameter Tbs urspe perez
hsrdy /, needs 70 potsctcn winter pens IN tne
.s western STAIRS Som the lst the sh OF Sepseneet
lrs preserving i- wire there ne 70 better so"s 80.
.,hns will snd the orders soon All
,slr,.ses 20 p WILSON No Scsmmelst- will meet wv
Tsoupt Gtteufion
CUANO for SALE in LOTS. to suit purchasers,
VI by the subscriber r. W. CAMERON No llo "Al"' ne~
Brooklyn Ferry
NFEXICAN POTATOES-By express or raliroas.
IVl per bushe each le bass properly sa
delivered the Address J. w BRIGGS we" hsces0ss
Wavue Co, Ny.
Di iRUNIAN GUANO constantly on band and tor ssiS
in quantities 70 sni. BUYERS by GEORGE rdoMPsoN NO.
Soutk-sr Y his Warehouses n Funanst ees~ssa
Fulton tud Wast Ferries Brooklyn
DURE BRED Suffolk Pigs, Fancy Fowls Cots
sheep bred om the be imported sock 10 the county,
and hcrss furnished on shcr notice by
GEO II. KlTrREDGE, No III West lothst, n Y
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-03

VNHE undersigned (late OF hrm OF Prlce q Mlnlns)
op r,,,eetfly trfos friends and the pab generally
"a, hs ro present time e.th Prnsp. or
clrt, with any hym " this cry nS'"i y A'>1"N'
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-03
THE MOST ASTONISHING BOOK OF the sEA-
i SON HIGHLY INTERESTING The CHRsTiAS CoNMUsirf
VIII be publhed dsyS IN volume elegantly illustrated
TIE RAPPERs
OR,
The MYsrIRIEs PALACES AND ABsURDITIEs

SPIRIT RAPPIYG TABLE-TURNING AND ENHANCEMENT
By sesfeher Afer Truth. q
The publishers announcing this work feel convinced hN
satisfaction by that large majority OF
the public opposed Kinds Of selu'ion nd
religious belief which peniclou In their
tendency wbeing Of socey Tbs design Of tie
above show that what called sPintuasm or the
the dead with the viut ~
Of arpus turning tables and peAks through ne Vns whe he
lAei s OF this deuFe ehaF!atan
ca peluous character The sathor OF the volume h visited
ae number sual circles" they eAied OF every
r In N civ OF NewYork revelations which be
.re asonh the coamunty boz by the curious way n
which esed pr NANTES themselves . rorals AID BY the
magnitude the deusiVe and ene which
these circle" Full descriptions Of the different nis
OF tipping aud speatnssre gsen and the
boe doctrre prsclea workings Of modern sptaAHm set
' " n LONG 4 BROTHER,
Marble Bookstore No l2l S.sssr st
The trade requested e. their order. early dse
the demand lor tbs work will be extensive
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-03

GEORGE II. BELL, NO. l3o Nassau So, gene' n, ~ ~
N S.., +, F-sisp Su6 Dcmeic Stationery Msndctlref OF
Frveope ard PIaer ConmCrciz! .ne Law g :, a.
nr,,e on b,f rarer BOOKS OF every
slse s.sortrns of Writing Letter and -!
- .rS s-y With Fpyspes match Copy boSn sao
s,sfiar.T- ~ o. Prices Publisher Of tae La-Ses
src Miniature Dsy. Plain and Esaey DO"A0Ae 0~
0'esf Al AI-1' q P-'-s GEORGE n. BELI+
s..... - 49,. pooh vnnuf.cturer No ls Nzss.nE
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-03
NOR SALE or EXCHANGE for CITY PROPER

TOR SALE-The Furniture in House No i6o 3lst-
near very cheap also House 20 et Appy on the
prs ser O'Clock during the day at No v' FoIoS'' Of
y Rant 80
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-03
6ummer Retreats.

DICHNOND HILL HOTEL, Staten Island, " L.,
will op~n the ls Of MAJ. Charses ~ r.ss nsre 90
other 81 hor.e. IS week ksLLe /. rs12-
TTNION HOUSE, opposite Union haiiroad pepos,
Albany TROY1hs HOose viii % openen On o. scyul lns
zd dv OF Aarch for hs seoomqodson Of the pubic Inc he
aied ~ gh =. ths 9ssrp III ~ .u ssas, "
ss former fs nds also al lose the u..sias pubne
who syoT him with Gail ;. otrAI-e'o, I'op'1,'.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-03
DARE CHANCE for A BOOT and SHOEMAKER.

1pAKE CHANCE Tor BUUI HHu ofOLMhhEn'
Ia a vise about hours Sde by railroad frou
Ne York WILL and everything pertaining TO
Shoe Store doing excellent cash ba,aess and
Lots we'll with choice variety of nt and other trees
Rsson for selling m health Of the FOR further
particulars appy Ar AS. SMITH No l6 broadway corner
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-03

CTEAMBOAT for SALE-A BAkGAIN.-The low
- pressure smbOs, Delaware 90 feet oaz 2, feet Wide d.s
81 eet ster adapted towing ferry eghuns parposes shs
viii 10 sod low and close Apply
B & WANDELL, No 55 5Chsmberst
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uERE's a CHANCE for the Merchant, Mechanic.

Mle and Lumbemsn We WIN oHeT a. pIso aI',,ou %
TIPgDkY e second MAY 1864 the following Real Estates
RIIIDlNG LOIS.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-03

GEORGE CHRIsTY and WOOD. MlNoIRtLS'
Open eyery Evening during The Week
poos GS5sf Spn !. TO ccn:6cs At cccs icEes 5
BUCKLEY ETHIOPIAN OPERA HOUSE, No
- $50 Broadway PFR PREE{ EsTsY sfFSahbs Ef2aH & f ''''
In their ornsl sud elss,ics e9,esmea fn without ''i
Due win be given Of the resPPeMance OF o. s"Aih
BUCKLEY.
DROADWAY MENAGERIE, No. 337 Broadway-.
ID Opep from 10 A. NJ to 10 ~ The BIGGEST GIANT and
The sMALLh9 g1 g1oPsT0FP tbe Ra.ssn ant ee
ish Aso the LILLIPUrAN KING wesbn! les. th;9 siS
EoHds The .eIasrs eo5isss n The s' 92To % S mes
the der osi Admission % cents children under ten
hsf price
A POLIO ROOMS, No. 41O Broadway-Will open
joNEss Sg5hf FANIoSS9lEE F. or t.KF CALIFORNIA
Painting 6SfRnnSS e R5Tf hSD 5 a0p
Esq Appropriate by the Whlworh Band and IA accom-
sdHD Tickets sood for FIVE sa sapsion' o and
LTREE EXHIBITION THIS AFTERNOON!
L SEE THE GRAND BUFFAL1o HUNT
Panosma ASE of cALiFoRNIA NEERGsKA &C. Single adsn
Is FIVE admissions present, &C sl.
SIGNoR BLITZ at the LARGE ROOM, ODE0N, IS,
~ WILLfAMsBURGH Evenings and Two Afternoons The
ksst.te C%S1F{ Sei sP FRB4Y SATURDAY
MONDAY TUESDAY EyEsSGS M5;@ ~ 2 n g 19a 81 soS
AEE AEETERSo6Nss ssS5 ' IrSs Hd%oa Sn2 Is nj
DURNING ofMOS COW at BROOKLYN SECOND
WFEK-Ths celebated rama together with sn eNtenfye
collection besu Diop sntinfs and laushterincng scenes
In Ventriloqun by GALLAGHER he werldrenowned may
he wuepse0 SIX EVENINGS ths Brooklyn Museum eon'
mencDg MONDAY April 3, 1884
NATIONAL ACADEMY of DESIGN-NOw open
~ 1t Broadway, opposite Bouds. from 20 10
dailyThe .ah Annual Exhibition OF Original Pictures by
Living Ar tickets 81 single admission 2 cents
The Academy having sold s present galleries and being eoo1 TO
remove the h'h''4 aDDs0N EGaaR6S iaii S &c Cor % se
nROF HART's WHOLE WORLD-WoIld's Hall
Ns S7 and Besides the extraordinary novelty
Of the entire surface OF the world there arc oeI
odinsy merit here The celebrated Model
of he CIV OF san is universally admired The wonder
uts dcU operate solos on the VIOLIN as9nsh ING
multitude In copsqDence the excitement crested by Pro
RAKT's exhibition the unprecedented rush for 81 TIC se
emitting tho ho admissions agencies have been
e. ab i,hed following places for the sale Of tekes,
be bills Of the day giving full de-
rtjop d the enterprise H6nkiuGs book aud fancy No li
Febthsv Office Broadway Thrteenth-
M Affords No 6S Boweyi Nevin. bookstore NO lS
No % Msnest Brooklyn benedlot 70 %
fourthst Wnamfburgh Single admaon p eents children
I9I cents Concerts and o'clock M Lectures
snteInrse NAV be had of f. RlsSCHER CO. real estate
irokefs No so Nsssau-st At the Office Worlds tall
CPJRITUAL MANIFESTATIONS.-Mrs COAN
- will rive stiuss longer previous to letvlos
for Boou Hours 10 ~ A. NJ ana from 20 ard 20
lOP NJ No 60 White s7 few doors west OF broadwAy
Admission so cents -.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-03

OUARIFS's FMBLEMS-EMBLEMS DIVINE
~ AND MORAL. By Francis Clsres lono 81 -,
Cuses Of ritual and ra.instGn n ne .s.s
Of QusIes be styled the nrst s sso
va, the ,eeoud divine poet the In sh rson H. 9nSo }n
Of h poetic sye ou1 so9Se al
hs depth th- nt Pey .nd the h eHps
-fs the heart reshet By none uf n.- VINO 70 me
msLes- seAse u 'Ae "S'- -. ,rbli.hsd bv fRyiand
ROBFRT CARTER BROTHERS no 30 otS'aSaJ.
SCHOOL ard MISCELLANEOUS BOOhs aud
- sT.TIO.FRY o, CHEAP 81 the CHEAPEST
- HIGGINS KELLOGG, -,
u,lsa Pooksse nd satorer. Putl1hes ard Bs1s-booi
Y.uafsetrrer. John Se~lo lork tes % asai .
:. arrfr Nerrh.n 30 snA4i 1sntrs toAi
S an 6pc better o sois N TIE sooFs ns a0
I; their estzhsarr-at -,
BENZ engaged n hs
- e.rb I'd the can od- inducements n taS Ane
.,s eir ur buL other fActes ensoi- len "
49, ~ cooks AND STATIONARY
on eduilT fsvorsbls tesuz
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-03
4 NEW PATtNT--H o. ELMER'' Saw Gunner, , .,

ovisr b, s M st,cAs ssr OF money Be made
on thsse Mscluf M IS cent rront Nsnn or
Couns l rsr~ chance Tor persons aeso
sftr.y,lir. ABS. RLAKESLEE. General Agent
NJ VA n. New York
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-03
Charces for Brsiress tHer.

VALUABLE pApER-MILL and other WATER
pONFR PROPERTY SALE y hours by railroad from
New. ck sostcr r Bufalo. Atcres, Posesd SAMUEL =
PHELPS s,rgcsst NewYoTk who will furnish fsli pt1aed
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-03

0def ha7Ing slod run OF COUNTY, Vu'V
prepared for doing Merchant work =.
The be the premisss, commencing IL O'CLOCK M,
VIII tern will be made known.
For rher psrc sppy 20 the sbscFbers residing IN Port
Louisa by mail through this Office .....
Port LOUISE March ], 1854 LOCKW00DS 4 WILLIAMSON
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-03

Industrial Association No. THE owners OF prop
srty In requested 20 attend meeting OF the
Lee Association hold IN F2e Hall OF Deiancey and
Ihrisis.sts on MONDAY EVENING Ap[ilS az 8 o'clock
1op A Coopyr ssc,y JOHN STEVENS Presiden'
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-03

:, % a. File Il " Grand Lodge Of southern Ner-York
III ,Snfpce the stated Ar1i sessoa MONDAY EVENING
Au,il AZ "a 1ciosk ia s room. q r Hall Of Grands
"F'' ~ oIsef JOHN J. DAVIES, Grand Sec'y
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-03
ImIarnnt Intelligence once and Labor Exchange,

No oice - estabished uy
So o always be found large
hers low rates Of wages and persons
orders hed by writing to the Superintendent and
sp1rg the passage Of the parties re-
f'"o' JAS p EACAN Superintendent
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-03

nJAIN REASONS WHY
PROFESSOR COLLOPs
FRENCH AND ENGLISH DICTIONARY
lathe be wok reference for all persons learning the Frenen
4, an original American Pgblesion tie only French and
Fpsh Dictionary compiled IN this country and asfeOe 'io
eorreet IL is knslhh dspaftm.nt ,-, r,..,...- -
words than other french DctonHy OF
,be lsr.er Glars numbering 1875 pages -
h ~ pors ar ths pare giving the true
.h,d,. Of M ann In every ins'Grce q, ,.-,,,
Ob.o. beins omitted By ID. eomIer re gives an adj
words In lieu thereof WHICH are ho 70 &c
co"nS in .ry other French sad English Lexicon , -,
Ts Pronunciation By nesns tizn. snn csi
ne cot ugeI devised and greatly assists tas
10 ACQUIRING Of French soaHe. and not
uere imitstCus -. =. Ill
Itrcluds. number OF modern seeniihc words ws
q, M the used the Navy ssnutstres saa taae ee
ths Teacher and a. others DO have 0esson
10 corsut 10 Isses
prce 10 Leatlsr PindinE - 81 49,, ,,-,,
p bi.hsS ~ c q HENDERSON Co, PhiladelPhia
Fyr,aIe by 81 Booksellers 10 the United S.stes
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-03
A NEWSPAPTR ESTABLISHMENT for SALE

~ Locst,d hopr' ns and besutiia City OF wss'ern Sew
Yors ard hgynf sr OF 5000 subscri0e oe- "
srgs icb and s5vc us The paper hrstca~ Liter
aud Ref be SOLD Ia Consequence the III
of one of the uubhfs further particular address
j {. nERRN. No 8 PARK place. New.l
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-03
COM-YARps and BUSINEEs for sALE.-Tl

= utscIbcI oilers o sc be od vel esisb,hed snd
Coal Russess iucudns Leases Futures Hoes Carts and
evervthng complete es'abshnent ms an OPP
ponny that SELDOM and well worthy the sten OF sny
dfou business saf, and prcnsoe-
Adde'S J. l. WORTH OF Washington and Albany.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-03

NEW BOOh9--NLW EDIIIUNo on ilt OcsI
! x,-tsat I PETERSONS,
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New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-03
r,,cricnc.d ptiIosopI,iceI NInnipnlator-A COLI 20

ctssfu teacher and pfhclcaiY nntf
d. OF piic Instruments and experimental lee
t.s opld Ike himself with large institution
.ib select school city Best Of reference Address
CHEMIST pOx So Boston Pos Office
The daily union., 1854-10-25

Of the general government names of the officers of the
% sIs mayor members of each board Of city
sha OF the District and District attorney the last Congre
Congress ' '0A'"en'"
PETITIONS or LIauoR-DEALEns.-The room of the board
o "uemen was crowded on Monday evening by liquor
ers hueksters and bakers all of whom were anxious for
modhcaon OF acts passed and bills pending having reference
To their own peculiar business. Two printed petitions
worded alike read signed by 36 citizens of the CITY
asking the councils to suspend the operation of the law lust
passed. and which to go into effect the first of Noye
ber for six months The petitions were ordered to be print
ed In the proceedings This whole subject will come up for
consideration on next Monday.
fausrEEs OF scHooLs-Tbe boards of alder
men and common council in joint committee on Monday
oeng last elected the following gentlemen trustees
VI the public schools for the present year:
FIRST D'stric-Josah 7. Polk, j. r. Dickinson, c. W.
Benne
Second District-p. +. Bacon, William Lord r. j. Ma
gruder
Third District-C W Davis, William Dixon and Grafton
ID. Hanson
Fourth Districts. Y Alice John Knight, and Peter NJ
Pearson.
AIR or coMFoRT-An English lady of high intelligence
ana who has had but slight advantages in the way of seeing
our new but extended and still extending country was pas
schser IN the Baltimore train for this city on Saturday
hg sac, with the other ladies' invited partake
'he hospates OF Charles Calvert esq Upon reaching the
remarked
lady, am surprised behold such an air of comfort in
the woods Mr.. Calvert gentleman of ample fortune
and refined taste. The fair from Britans Isle" she
tarrie long in the United States will doubtless find many
country mansions in which there is " air of comfort
SERESADE Gov. BioLEa.-Last evening a number of
the persona! and political friends of Governor Bge
fennsyvania citizens and sojourners Washington, de-
string to compliment that gentleman, who stopping at
Wards Hotel engaged Prosperis Corne Band and at
o'clock serenaded him with number of spirited patriotic
ars Quite crowd was present. At the close the music
Governor Bger called for when he came forward and
delivered of his sensible comprehensive speeches. for
which he is noted much the satisfaction of his hearers
In his speech the Governor alluded to the recent defeat
his party by the enemies of the constitution and expressed
the rm conviction that notwithstanding fanaticsm and in
tolerance like dark pail, oyerspread the land tha
sun OF the Unionsaving democracy would shine out
dispensing the mists of error preserving nvoatc
ter OF freedom, the constitution of cur country
Robert Tyler esq of Philadelphia also delivered brief
eloquent address, which was warmly applauded.
Star Of yesterday
The daily union., 1854-10-25

Labor Cor in rcpeal Now, Il is conviction that not
only every good democrat bat every good citizen every
friend ihs future harmony of the Union should set him
ssf asinst sach policy this We believe that such
aegfs of succsapamely, the election OF congressman,
naio and representatives. would render such result
possible would hazard The existence Of the Union. No
coufse herUlore woad b. suicidal-more danger
ouA A. V Mr. Bankss purpose favor such policy,
cannot consistently with conviction Of public duty,
support him e,r reelection