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New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-27
xxXuId CONGRESS. :. First ss.slo,

SENATE. WAsHINGr0s, wednesday. Ap-n n
Eessrs. SEWARD sid SUMNER presented renn
rranees sgsi ST the repeal OF the Mssolr Co aorois
Mr NORRIS from the District Of Cola nbis CO Mite.
reported adversely the petitions fOr paving Psaasyvs
mis- s,. with the Russ pavement.
Mr.. PEARCE reported a bill sp2ropis,iny s. oo1 IA
purchsss the portraits of the FIVE first Presidents OF IA,
United States painted by Gilbert Stuart. to be pl,sl
in the Presidents mansion. At'er few rensrks fron
N.ssrs Pearce snd II nlin the bill was passed
On motion of MIR. FISH, Friday next fix. fss II,
consideration OF adverse reports on ptiyass clans
Agreed 10.
The Indian Appropriation bill was then taken up
MI SEBASTIAN moved an amend neni ghat sac Pea;
dent he authorized to change the locations Of lais
SuuerintendenCies.
Sir. STUART moved to aid the Offices Of Goyeraos
ard Supsrutendant of Indian Affairs in MINES Dta b,
sCl6rtted
Aner long debate Mr. stuarl's amendment ~
jeoied.
The original amendment amended by adding tbs, tie
president may separate the two offices ia Minnesota IL
which case the Governors sA! shall be $500 all then
GGoltCd
Many other amendments aiding appropriations to c,ry
out treaties lately made with the Apachos. Camsncae
end ether southwestern In. ars were adOpod.
Nr. SEBAS IlAN offered an amendment 10 pay Gov.
CoimGn s. per day while ac,ing ~ Commissioner 10 a
YestgHto ~ charges against the late Gov R,nsey.
Ar. bright earnestly opposed the amenins,t
Nes-rs COOPER and SEBASTIAN supported il aai
A.ssrs. ! INTER and CHASE opposed il Amend nsn.
3. t.5t.f Yeas ,, Nays nst couutod BIZ postponed
, .ctti Session Adjourned
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-27

JAMAICA Our sdyices fom Jamaica are TO April la.
TIE Legislature vas stll in session, but would probably
adjourn the next week there very little business
before it, Among the bills before the Couuc passed
BY the Assembly f., the extension OF the Jamica Railway
line from the Angels Inn to Old Harbor q dsance OF
tbout tel miles.
ocal copper mining company, delignsted the Wneal
Jamaica has been lately formed in Kingston Its CAPT
al Of G20COO confined to Jamaca, and bid fair TO be
a thriving A highly favorable report of the
Cnaring Cross Mine worked by the Company has been
published
Cholera has entirely disappeared frm Kingston, bat
there are in few Of the provincial parishes
The drouih has bsen very severe bu there smart
shower OF rain in the city on the llih
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-27
ARRIVAL OF THE ARABIA AT BOSTON FUR
Their FROM EUROPE

BosIoN, Wednesday April 96 1854
The steamship Arabs reached her dock at Eas Bos,o,
o. O'Clock this afternoon max ny the run H,ax Ia
% toDr..
The m- bags for the South ssrded BY the
ing s,eauboas irein due in New York early tom,rrow
norm
There is but ,Ie news in .hs English journals addition
10 TIE Halifax di,pa'cb.
The following smopg the latest tsegraphei from Lon
dsn 10 Liverpool
The news Of the defeat of the Gresk insurgents near
Jsnins is confirmed The Greek iader Grivas was
reIeSuIg
The rsl.ors between Ausri AID Rassia wsrs daily be-
{, ming more distant
1t vas thought that Austria had proposed to Prussia
Cermsnc ulums,um demanding the evacuation Of the
Ddnubisn PriDcipelitss by Russia.
Advice ifcm Ode-sa of April state that Omer Pashs
has received Instructions from Cons aonope to undertake
10 important operations until the arrival OF the allied
forces
The Engl,h md Fir, nca declarations Of wers read
to the ps Kaaat The 6th and received with rs
meIdous spplause
Accounts from ysrna to April state that the British
squadron having snd,d the Turkish troops ro,eedod In
the direction Of Sevastopol
a large number OF the English troops a. N slta had
ssiltd in pieamers for Cobs.antir ople.
a or patch from Malta Of April says that it
ported at CorstSntnOple tha: tie Russians hsd besa
drive ocross The Danube
Accounts from Cop Dhagen state tha the Danish Miab
Ter of War bad resigned and that the naval ,sots
were larger scale than neutrality to require
The China Aad ssys that they do not doubt the accuracy
Of tire opening of the ports Of Japan The japanese
officials stated that all the pors might at once be consd
cred open for supplies Of wood and water and for rsitny
bu; that year must espse before sny treaty or privileges
Of trade could come into operation.
The LoHdoA Times ssys We fear there no doubt Of
the fact tLa the Emperor Of Rus. hss seized the prop
'erty Of Sir IL Seymour the Brit sh ambassador at s.. Pc
"nrsburg"
Tie yienns correspondent Of The Times says that the
Turks charge ihs the Mustapha Pashs was obliged
evacuate the Dobrodja the failure of the Pronsed
aid Of the Anglo French eetsand adds that the repass
ii, of the k-h General hos suffered less in the mater
thar bas tb st Of tbe allies
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-27

The newspapers printed in Albany seem to be pretty
unanimous in affirming that tie Constitutional limit
alton virtually of each Session of our Legislature to
One Hundred day ought to be abolished.
Tae People wbo live out Of Albany we believe, are
pretty unanimously of an opposite way of thinking
Taey think that Legislature seldom fail 70 speed
as much morey as taey find and enact my laws
as can be obeyed in the course Of the prescribed term
and that if our Legislature should fail 70 make laws
enough for year in hundred days, we can very well
afford to wait the balance OF year for another bach.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-27
Nerp'l} Daily Gliount,
THURSDAY, April. q. 1854

In the Senate, yesterdays bill was passed sppr,.
pratIg s5 OOO to purchase the por traits of the first
five Presidents of the United States painted by w.
G Stuart TO be placed in the Presidents mansion.
Tie lpdisn Appropriation bin was then taken up aad,
after long debate or numerous amendments. the
further discussion Of The bill was postponed After
the consideration of Executive business tle Senate
adjourned
In tire House Of Representatives the Co nmittee on
Ways and Means reported the Post Office Appropri,-
ton bill. The judiciary Committee repo,ted q bill
regulating tae salaries Of District-Judge, o. the
United States The consideration of Mr. BENEFITS
bill to equaze grants of lands was then esumei but
without osposins of the subject the House weat il o
nmttee ef the Whole on the Deficiency bill Mr.
HARRIS OF Miss resumed his remarks of Mon lay in
opposition to the Nebrisks bill Mr. HESTER of Pa
and Mr. fAyLoR of Ohio followed also in opposition
to the biz The Committee then rose aud the House
sojouu ed.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-27
DESTRUCTIVE FROST IN ALARAuA

Correspondence of The ". Y. Tribune.
ARcoLi' AsIengo Co, Ala "Wednesday, April le 1854
Yesterday morning We hsd the most destructive late
hcst e1perenced in this country during the last thirty
y'srs, except one Of the 10th April 1850 Indian corn
and Gotten were beaTy all planted Mach Of the former
was star ding from two 10 eight inches above ia, sarsa
Of the grouLd the latter from 10 two in hes II il
or nsaly 90 Destroyed that entire repantnz is aeee
sery Tie planter with whom sojournng estimates
BIZ labor 10 replent 1000 at sl per acre We have
had but very little rain since the eth ut consequently the
tar s very dry which will reerd the vegetation of that
epsLied. he irosts of the 18th and sh inst, have de-
frcytd nearly all the fruit
hetI ten Isitt9I' in April 1854 to lsh inclusive at 6;
Mean ten rsstis Am lsi Ist ire u..ys p ~ ",
Esx. .t~, riI A. - " ,
se't 'sH ysI,'Te II April 1884 Ia,A i,elssiye So NJ eo
&s'I erst.re Asl li4 lath inc es!ve fo sb,,,
hcufs e.. '' -'''9
ssIHrm e fs; ia a.Js pal 1884 glo oh ins. o'.,,,k
ihs aIs days Of April is4 .s' Ish ias 81 0clOck
~ Your. &c,
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-27

SITTING AND MANUFACTURE ADULTERArED IL
eroRsIhe existing statute on this subject wai'a IS
much icus row is stringent th3n 10 sesc
,eIly suruo,ed sufficiently indeed II enforced 10 put
sn feciaa cheek upon the practice l. Is IN the follow
ng words. A., s.,r,.a ..,, o. ,Dr.
Q. disison STA my tei'onos .. uaa-,. sa ~
sSnrstet b. su, Of puuislsei- D. hrs or
np.oIrtut toth the ei,er.en 81 the =, - ls i s
the mPoam.a' the -er ., ,olF SA'' .
The N. hod OF proytg unhe ilthy almxture cannot bs
difficult one when such is the fact. Csem,ai anal SIS
is method but experiments aud comparison. can Dc
tried of great variety and sim cy to illustrate the t,ct
This law has been enforced and yet there are peo
ple calling for more laws Ills very subject an Laws
impossible Of enforcement Is BihaAo H-Paoic.
lie Republic, We rrier from tae above Is decidedly
favorable 20 tie conogn punishment of tuose who make
or con.ciousi, sell lqaors sdu'arated BY ulheaSby
"mix ures Is il equally AID earnestly favorable @
those IeI deIeo decidedly Unhealthy by Al lnasioh
Of Alcohol robk poison Itte WHO sells Wh'Ay
rendered "udhealb!' b. an sda'xtGre Of SRI ca-
puc, ,hOuld be pu-isled, VII! no; ne Who sells su;d
liquor rendered goIscsols nor by Sr,chaile bas by
Alcohol LEI Us utde7staod.
Now as 20 acLiy OF difficulty OF detection: Aly
body tell whether the keeper of pu5hc use
sells Achoic Liquor. or not III Is point sisce >tibs
o. deuonstrst Bur suPp'e HIN 70 De- selling aiul'
teratcd and hence extra poisonous liquors wlois to
convict bin of TIE guilty knowledge expressed III tle
above statute Suppose you fad his den full Of adal-
teraed liquors Low are you prove that he sells taem
.krowins them 10 be adul.eTsei '' Is cannot be
dore in one case in THOUSAND And If YOU tempt
to 60 behind him. ard discover the a1utersior, you
would be equally baiei IfyOu wore TO hold the SCI!
ler guilty unless he wouli disclOse the name of the
dealer who }lied him that would b. "ptesuGias
The seller guilty uoless lie could prove hi. nnocence
tie very case wtic so shocked t1e dele .te suscep
tibilities Of Gog Seq )mour No Srs You can never
punish the a0ulters,or wse you license tie seller of
Alcoholic Beverages If the latter is not guilty no
u ore i. the forr
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-27
RUN IN WASHINGTON.

One yesr ego the People Of Washington City held a
special election to decide whether they would or
Woud Lot ask of Congress the power to suppress the
Liquor Traffic in their midst The contest was
spirited the discussion animated the vote very large.
and the usjori! about two 10 one on the side of No
Lieet;e AID their prayer for liberty to pro ect
itep'eves sesinft tbe'eyils Of the Liquor Traffic is
now before Congress, whore it has lain five months
unoorsidered and urroticed
How Is Ills Is lot Popular Sovereignty the watch
Woft Of the day Has not the Senate voted By ever
50 i'rge u'oTiry 10 ~Let the People rule" Where
teoP. tie thunder Of Douq.s What magic has
fiozen at tie fount tie chaste eoquebce of Petit
Lat soEcery has 50 5rugged he tedousoes. Of Cass
tat not oue o. - inuu cradle uiaeteea-colu n
'Ieecht Is bE gh;ened b. even ao allasion 20 .e sus
Ptuctd right OF tie People OF Washington to be r.
e7ed-pa! 10 be enabled to relieve themselye,-cron
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-27

MAssAcHUsETrs-Ih Senate has rejected the PROPOSE
ton make al toe ,aes Of the Liquor Prohibition la v
sppcebe to the sale of impure and adueritsd liquors
oply Als fhs 10 exempt Cider fom lte lsv's condsm
nston Both Houses have sgreed a r-sO propoing
20 to amend the Constitution that Senator'S shi hereafter
be obo,en by Singh Districts The proposition must be
ratified by TIE Lext legislature, then submitted to the
People.
They sre tying to make new County -Webster--of
tie nor end &C Worcester lis friends opposs subms
sion OF tie project to tie People
The House has yot'd geo 10 g that part Of the
School Money shall be appOrOned to 'cOoOls in which
sectariau dogmas taught.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-27
MPORTANT FROM MEXlCO-ENG AGEMESr BE-
TWEEN SANTA ANNA AND ALVAREZ.

NEW ORLEANS rue'day, April Is, isSs
The steamship Texas from Vera Cruz. has arrived ct tbs
port bringing dates from the City of Mexico to tis ish
LIST.
crest engagement had taken place bstween sins
Anna ard Alvarez. in which TIA lat routed Toe
victory ofSan,a Anna celebrated a, the cspita VIII
great rejoicing. Ageneral illumination took place
Oher accounts stale that the victory IL ridiculous
eIaggerttion
reported thst the 81 psraons recently errested the
schooner Arats San Blss for landing without pass
pots hsc been carried heavily chained to the CAPITA
Among the prisoners 20 nsive Americans 10 sd'2ed
ctzens, and Englishmen
Tie bark Grspeshot is still below this city. Her desa
Iaion il emystery
lie steamship Empire City leaves here 70 morrow for
HsvaI and New York .
The Black Warrior, for the ports sailed from Mo-
bile b day
The Arabias news was received here a, o'clock this
afternoon.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-27

Il MscrLry yet we fcaS too many WI pa. of I'll mex
veek-shen but three days will remain Cox p-epMa
tcu-thst pheh might be done this week TO their
OVID detrnett and the serious embarrassment Of 'ae
eaterpr,e As ii is uOrally certain that there vii be
avery large attendance at the Palace on the dag OF
ReIrsugurs'ion-probably not less than 2)OJo-t
would seem to be the obvious dictate o. in'ere or
tie part If Exhibitors TO tave their articles where
they csn be seer on thst sson and 10 perfect con-
dtion
How any man who has invented, fbricsted, IN
ported or purchased anything of decided excellence
which lie wishes 20 sell can neglect the opportunity
sforied by the Palace is to US ilco nPrehen'ole
Here is gigantic advertisement to be published for
roiLiIg ana placed before the eyes not Of Thousands
erely, hnt Of huldreds OF thousands AMI yet 81 ne
who have valusbe inventions or rare and bssuti'al
fabrcf DO Iot seem aware Of the ftc'es profered
them Every exhibitor is at liberty to sffI he prices
to his fairies stating Herewith where duplicates may
b obtained and while tie nev Crystal Palace in
London Sydenhsm) charges exhibitors By tie square
at for the space they seyeray occupy, charge is
made here. hut every one is invited to send articles
WORTHY Of exhbitiOn, TO be received without formilty
Srd displayed TO the beat possible advantage We are
many viii regret their beedlessness when hey
fLd ne beat spsce all engaged and their cles no.
prcsi6ed for
Several emirent Musicians have volunteered to sing
or play without charge o. the Reinalgnrs'lOa, have
tie New-loTk Harmonic Society; While Dodwortb's
sLd BloOmfeld's Governors Island Brass BiOls giSe
tier services Oh u occasion.
Among the speakers VITO wilt mako bref pertinent
Addresses st the Inaugu atom are ELIHu BURErTr
Obe Learred Blacksmith the Rev HENRY WARD
BFTCnIR the Rev l.. II. CHAPN, Judge WM W
CbPTELL AUSTIN BALDWIN of Conn, RICHARD
O'GoRMAN PARKE GOODWIN, the Rev T l.. CUYLUR
TRAsTUs BROOKS l. r. MARSH aud others Further
paricuars hereafter.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-27
rlnE AND LOSS OE IIrE-

IT IS full time that these word. Of horror were
bsrished from our reports of Ciy intelligence We
are Shocked and weary st seeing them almost daily
g'sIirg on the eye from the columns Of every ,urna
OF the metropolis 1t is fun inc TIA, the autAoraes
OF the City or tie ssiCn Of public sentiment roa,ed
SIS n ought TO be by tie sickeniBg anl mVrlerons cl
tastIcpte by Tuesoay night or some power o. some
ntuence should intervene 20 arrest the criminal the
WICKED course of those ho build tie stores a1d
hotels, and public halls of NewYoIk There must b.
reform, and thorough one these great murder
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-27

tie uiseries ard crimes inevitably incident 20 re
Liquor Trufic'
The President. 10 his Annual Message. conmeodei
the Federal Dsrct expressly 20 the generous regard
of Congress, but failed 20 recommends compliance
with the unequivocally expressed wishes OF tse People
n tli. important particular We urge al imnsfi''e
correction Of the oversight The District Comnl''ee'
Of either House ought long siuce TO have reported bls
ir com ,ance with the vote OFT the People Bat ss'e
they tsye not done is let the omission be speedily
renedied We trust another Resolution day VII Dot
pass ~thou. Witnessing the Introduction OF o drava
in accordance with ths Peoples vote aad that said oil
will forthwith be put on its passage So long and neI
eusable nealect should be stOned by unusual energy
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-27
THE CRYSTAL PALACE

The appeal of the Director, 10 our citizens Who
possess rare and admirable Works of Art for the loan
d them TO the Exhibition is beirg very g, ousy re
sFonded to. In hardly single nstszce has the Com.
uittee encountered repulse While MAJ, works Of the
uost eminent sculptOr., Printers &c, which co Id
rot otherwise have been b. the public, have al
resdy been teIdered snd secured Though the E1hi.
tion Of lsst year wss neOmParsbly richer n Satu. ~
tfsn ans ever before on tbs congineut (the sta
tues numbering some tSo bundreiJ II Is confidently
believe tlit The re- Gee vii sarp4ss r.
Tie ToIk OF rcaIrsngisg and cls,sify isg the con.
eDis Of lie Palace So that hey viii require Fl. less
space arc te much mofe accessible snl Instructive
81 lie articles of particular class being throva TO-
ee',er so isr possble-i. going forward ene-re,i.
csilg and rapidly Mean.in o. uex article, are comm,
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-27
AMERICAN SCIENTIFIC SOCIETY.
WAsHIsGroy. Wtdnesdsy. Arr

NAsHIkGIOS, Wtdnesdsy, A lfu 20 Ie'f'
TIE eighth annual meeting Of the American sclenahe
Society comnelctd to dsy q, the Smith ln'uae
Prof ,sor Dana Of Yale College presiing Professor Law
Iorce Sml secrsery Professor Lowering Of Cambridge
PermsI eIt Secretary There are preseL large number
of &c eItfc geItlem,r en- racing Of the most en-
rent IL De oouptr.
The m ctr to day exclusvel for the rsnsae''ao'
Irelminery buinss The eeson promises TO be eT'rsmy
interest ng and be16fciI 10 seiencs
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-27

An IMPORTANT RALhoAD BILL PAssED-The Senate OF
Tenuyvsra yesterday passed the bill reave to the Sun
bury aud Erie ard Cleveland and Ashabua Railroads by
OF ls 10 II. II is similar 10 the bill deeaed raes-
dy. provides for proper arrangements for running the
Lake Shore Road snd protects the interests Of
Ihisdelha and Erie. IL requires also subscription
iom tie Ohio Company of $500 goo to the sock Of ths
suubur sId Lie Company
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-27

TIE rews Of Santa Anni's victory over Alvarez fol-
lows close rpon his success in the Senate ofthe United
States. In the latter he got a concession of ten
millions OF money and in the former he cains to have
put down powerful snd dangerous rebel However
il s not yet certain that he has got through with TIL.
shsssonst and the public will do well to wait for
positive confirmation Of the report before giving it
entire credepce
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-27

by our 'eegraphic dispatches from New Orleans,
we learn thai the fly persons recently arrested u;
San Bias ard ordered TO be shot, for landing without
passports has been carried, heavily chained TO tae
Cr! OF Mexico Among tie prisoners it is stated.
there were twenty native Americans twelve sdosted
ctizeus and four rpgli,hmen
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-27

TURKS IsLAyD-Advices from Turks Island to April
state thai the export Of salt for the last week amounts to
II s92 bush is and the r.kngs for the period
about g bushels that the presen. * hand
may be put down aboye 10000 bushels Price 90 cts
ana falling Export cu.y cent
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-27

DELLA WEBsTER wes tried fortnight since in Trimbls
CcouDiy- Ky & chsrge Of sbdu,tng slaves Chelpng
en to gain TIER liberty and acquitted, here berg no
particle of evidence agains, her
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-27

Tie Preident las recognized George Allen as Wee
Consul for the Ponfca States 10 reside at Phsdepai,
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-27

Tie President has recognized Marx Mangs as Consu
70. Belgium at Philadelphia and Henry Mali a. Consul fol
Belgium at New York.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-27

E1Presidert Fillmore eft Savannah on Tuesday for
Chsrleston
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-27

Ateegraphc dispatch was received in Albany on Tdes-
Cay evening ,tstpg that the Hon Daniel Barnard Of
that city lying dangerously i'll in the CRY of Wash
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-27
Cpvsrn p.,, ,cr rIpsr ppr,n1,,, srv,v, M,

CRYSTAL PALACE FIRST PREMIUM SEWING MA
No Machine heretofore offered 0s sale npare
these Manufactured AMI SOLD t Avery Sewing Mae
Co, No. 2el biosdvOy The simplicity Of ths
eMhtss Their lAbi Of getting OF Of regsr tie pTscti;s
ty Of che stitch the do ABILITY hess
tcui Ea1hines oseed Tic Besides
Machines free lo III lefs c1cf0y-r,y In shch almost a
Others Involved which ct b Ci consideration
shst Those a. Of fs aree the cheapes sod best
w Do well to e before pnrehuns teEkrre Ofdrrs pnnc
st e1ee5 10. Address THoNAs b LACEY
PrC<Se1 Avery sewing Machine Co.
no .. sroai NeH-Yn.k CitY
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-27
THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED ny
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH

FROM WASHINGTON
sr,cisl D spstrh 20 Tho Svw-york Tuba.
W,sHrsGros. "Wednesday. Aprn ss. 1854
An fort was made 10 day to remove he oian.,s, ~
.,cTe,y from the Gsdsden Treaty. hu, faded Il mvk
=, moved when The psgoush,n are completed
The pomin slion Of Jsmss Vsadke Dshist Aaora.x
Ei Philadelphia hss been sonfrmsd
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-27
SI coo NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -SEVylNG MACHINES :

II OUV hLWARp-CAi iTiON-cEWlNG MACHINES
al yrsous selling msAtns sewins ma hines wi hou
dcn IL fugins
1896 und, the penalties Of 'h law Sees h Of ny licences
sehnery column Inside the decision Of i United States
Court stop the Of The Sser machines sschuses the
Ac hamhcg No es the GTceroogh patent and The 90
rvard
The shove caution sppts the throsd" raehiue
caleS) IL iufinsensnt OF will DO
accordingly Ccpits Of ire late De M Of tbe Ood States
tie OF the sehiue IL Asachs ready
for fee distribution Of ny office
industrious cizsis of Newyo" Vi Do vel 10 foai
tie IHFRsGIsG MACHINES LIABLE
Law "Tns Boston eorspfrofs" OF whom II Slcger
Co have much those whO know AID Ia aud
denounced
ELIAS HOwE. Jr. No S 5
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-27

SroP THIEF is the cry of the culprt 10 divert the
bis from h: deeas which Aosts'ed the advertise
nnt that Singer has suit pencng sgsip Cor iDagug
ths Mofeg yohnscs patut We have the
brvs that th. best method Of slencing
then IN whenever they dare cite
tesroOs OF certified OF the JoAnsoa
GknENn R,Kr 4 Co
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-27

IIANOs.-T. GILBERT q Co.'S WOrld's Fair FIRST
Pianos with without he foan and Nth the
bee iron flames and circular scales Gber Boador Pis1os
Ballet Cunsiers PiaDos of the Old established Of Haet'
Co Horace Waters Pianos and those Of Other ~hoe
ssie retail fetoIy piece S,condhD Pianos from 81 c
eIS FORAGE WATERS No Sf BrlsiwX.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-27
FlRE PROOF SATEs.-Ip another column NAV !

FIRE PROOF SAFEs.-Ip another column may be-
the advertisement Of sL.sC HExESss P.tent Ca
esfts which believe he superior mad. So
thsi Ill preserve books and ins re
bno Isorancefor ID, usands VI 60 las ooathas be
and the rivslr smong the sx sb
eb. nd TO plosUe The best dele Mr. aEeEsc ,epalsor
L. Ant k the result pf usuy VIA r-4s-
t lsIse hIss and IN fnaud hs lonoret ths Wss
3 ~ al Eecal for The be-, SAFE
ACE AND Muslin CURTAINS FROM AUCTION -
TLIY fkRcUscS No 3; b oaiwSy No 81 ge41ss ny,
e. tsDd 500 Lace srd Msia Cgriss eoosS at sa,lo
ecfifee and ~ %, of fT
fu 20 h than the orsnal Of iHapoT4Ol
s>y for nt rre opportuny Also the lar o.
lncos Shades aud 0 Cosncss in the e all o. which
eold Skesp
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-27
SrWING MACHINES, CnEApER THAN THE CaEAP.

IIItNTLK TUAN
AND sSIrER rsas rwe fesdy TO exhibit sod
s Se~ipe 1SohiSes Of varoas patents prices ranging " SIS
to seo accoTdus TO the ey AID Of the machines
Call snd examine them SISeESS Co No S25 Sroa3~aT
The Avery Sewing Machine (so-called) is an in-
Of 1876 alec Of
Dec 1855 making hs deafiodl se nat bv re srcv
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