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New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-15
HENRY VI LEEDS Auctioneer-B By II. ii. LEEDS Co.
IN TUURSDAY March l6, at IL O'Clock, at the

ON THURSDAY, March IL, at II o'clock, at the
Oprvste stable res5 zee
The ,t1bl ment OF Young recently deceSsed VIA
one pair bay Horses about l5l bands hgh one SET
Hsh fue double mounngsi one sae 90
light Phston, with toPi tSo nsh Wsgons
with Soky single seghi one set
Sleigh Bells; Sleigh Robes Dress nsots sheets
The bess makers In the city without esad 10
Sale slolute by order Administrator coe the estate
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-15
GONE sToGA STEAM MILL 8

GONE sTOGA STEAM MI l. L
LANCASTER Pa.
he ;e.Es having received % me Ss S S ~ se s
Company and offer for sale fol s.'1rtmen' OF
their very desirable Fabrics J. o. DUDLEY 20
nRF SIS SGOODS-SPRING STYLES-BOOTH N
~ IuTTLF S O sS s sds and & sa
they hsye open eest VARIETY OF 'se OF d o oa %
sS G5s.m G %
'Ss and quality psS .n S aS Poo9.
Barete de LANES Chs Cloths English Prin's great
Sn @ .S 81 s o improved designs they
attention Of essh and short-tme buyers
ELEGANT SILK ROBES, in new and beautiful
II designs received Also styles Of tpsd AID & biSs ,1s
1 ss': .sI; E: s.pec
NfANTILLAS, MANTILLAS-BRODIE's retail
~ M PSs . 5 @ s@mRR NJ H'%G LACE Of S Se
Asd The @ GI ws S'sS 4 % he Ss ns see % aud co
@ r: y on hat spS S. 9sss S i' the
tbs country and Europe the Msns and Cloak Iade Of toe
msH. Hs%sH ws s soe Of the sas e,a o sIsa.s
Isels call and see BoDEs stock les' hand
premises.
CPRING FAsHIONs-Man shawls, and Straw
SoSfrSNe PAY S2yTERE1 WFpyEfp HH1oar@ Mt;Sf M At
GEORGE BULPIN Proprietor ,.-.
The rbrber respectfully ladies OF this metro
polls hst he viii CP, on ns for % Se
Of NOVELTIES IN MAN liLLAs s,..;. .JA.d
maReznes Of bshion the European continent
Also, maehles collection of . a., ,,.-,
LADIES' AND MISSES STRAW HATS,
The latter having added at the OF
spv His hich will be constantly supplied Win
ev,y French English and American mama
ce He espectfully sO.is the favor Of Inspection
e0'ui'' ~ GEO BULPfN,
Paris Manilla Emporium, No SOL Broadway
CPRING GOODS.-LYONS ~ JONES, No u.
- Pudon.st Cars and SJrns prepared
10 offer an entirely NEW STOCK OF pay GOODS f' The 5PIas
season comprising DE LANES PLAID SILKS soma Coors
al 81 The BEST BLACK SILKS imported great bargains 70
With every variety Of the NEWEST DRESS oooD' ' -e
SIrDg Trade. -. ....x .,,o n, poov
7, repee with great variety Of BIoehe Cashmere IeIkefe Dix
psnse Plain and Embroidered Grape Shawls - a., M,
The newest STYLES Of PARIS MANTlLLAS All OF "hcu wiz 20
found remarkably cheap Union House. Hdd'onstr oppo'e
Don inick ct.
SUANGHAI PONGEES-TO arrive, a full assort
= uent Of Colored shanghai and 10 tass <aaee @
Sale BY the piece or paek,gs BY "LsoN
HINT No 81 and 80 Willamst.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-15
aliiliuetp, &r

n LEM de Paris No. 49i Broadway, begs leave
d. 20 inform and the Ladies that she will open on
TnURSDAY l6 uncommon hne aud isfse oi1HeH
OF Psrs Millinery. spring styles
NEW STYLE SPRING RlBBONS, Bonnet SINS,
~ Is,rrs d,e trium Ribbons Flowers Grapes kefbe
ubdersigned has opened very extensive ware oo M
the trade sojoininf hsrea store WIN
low prices and invites the JOINING Sae 70
favor lam with early cali ,,r,,,srp,S " On pov.,v
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-15
CFNTRAL RAILROAD of fNEW-JERSEY-Ne

l.
Il Yrs son.er,ie .nd EeoaWntef AusazsasEts % ead
.o. ne IS SSi P-nsr Trains will esvs,s 0 oS from r1
~ gN,tb RI,., New. Tcfs A ~ IL N ana ?. ~ Hs-.
York Tor somervile lvsy . NJ By y "a f2ts, lo @ az
tertsncs,t Leave FhpburEh oppose Esston a. >na y
N 81 " Leave sourrTuie lwsyl too l. n "a lae
coureets BY ke Raosd tofaaJ 'oo' OF Nol'
sisses connect With trains from SsYff " o. IS Fro .a
SD fr BsEelFiose &c, from Soneye i2f PsaP.eA - toh
re Ht ass. fr FeIaiBgicr kc- ilo E.s-n 0i
~ GEO Il. PEGRAM 5GpefatsHden'
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-15
NEW-iORK and ERIE RAILROAD. .-Passeng

M II
N Trains cave Pier foot Of Dusnss 81 ss follows VIZ
Buffalo Fsp spre.s foBufso direct over the New ios
Railroad and the Buffalo and tor4 O "4
out charge Of hsggrce or cars
top This night Elmrs and proceeds the
ne mornirg ....t,,.
Accom- modaion for Delaware and intermediate ssou'
N,wburrh Express at4P for Ne~sursh .-.,---
W,v for Prnout and Intermediate Hsoas
NiFht Xrreu a. ?. NJ for DunhIk and BntsIo
On SUNDAY only one Express Train At z NJ ,,s,.
ThFe Express Trains AZ Dunkrk with he Lake oo'e
RAILROAD Cleveland Cincn natl Toledo Detroit Chcaso &c
N"'''''~ ~ CHAS MINOr. Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-15
menirnl.

II Pl1lNNE10
A. b. Il d. SANDS Agents,
No 100 Fatons q
HYGEANA in NAME. II Gaubert, Postmaster
NJ sichf,ord The Hygeans Is doing wonders
Ny hs had dstrps cough WIN ssas & Smess
Up W. s, coS,b T. veil DR. Curss new system Inhalation
use 9 ne. % & 10 the treatment Of
1i H;,s.ns ss for :.is BOYD PAU1s No . cou:nds
No. I75 Futor-st- and No i6 Atlantic st Brooklyn
OVFT has removed to No. ll9 Chambersst.,
where b, celebrated wAPHEsE ian Indian Vegetable pre-
Arou ehsd IL s 20 cure Badness and restore
s Hair 10 original color and youthful appcsnce and re-
Dsndruf aud Oth. diseases from the scalp none s"n'
but Loyers
CHE WALES in BEAUTY.-The Incompatible yr-
- tues OF DR. GOURAUDs Chemical preparations for the pesst
vsou ard restoration beauty TeHder ha geat fayorlte Wiz
the IsS Fyery Article has been for nun Der ot
The ska 10 relieving It fom Pinpes ian
Chsles ssoyness every dshgnre nent fodrs So
uproots from low forehesds OF any par o 'h ot
Ib,tsuaneous Hsr-Dye the only r-sbie srtle Laa
aId similar erees can De ha We
ole.,sb.bed pep6, Waller so-e from Broad @
lender South ID Phsdsiphia ~ "Ahins'"1'' - "'
Carleton Low ell
CANDss SYRUP Of HOARHOUND and Vegetable
- RxpsetsraEts I IS 50 cents bottle Why VII y9o e2atn
Il pleasant and %bossae snd retail :.
No ii Jsrssst Sold b. RING CoooiScTos ovios MS HAYES
CT yITUs's DANCE.-The celebrated Compound
y doyered BY DR. T. BARRETT and used sJ h ta
t,!iS .sls,s rs,s,e ace No IG5 eth SewYork of Dr
WILLIAM J. OLLIFFE, Dr1ggs'. 70 bo.srs and khOMASS
NAXWELL DTug.ss No s6 WlIsnl-st NeS IoIa.
CT. Wits DANCE.-Nr. W. j. VI FISH of Brook
= m uoud ga to ar ced With this dse ID At ne esn rs
i'm ih eersnty-.Bd cure IN every eass Sgs'ss
urcp ard 10 psy dmsuded 8btl tie Ptsnt eaed ~
rsf,rsrse given Hours from sP NJ Residence "" lS'f faF
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professional Nolifes.


MOUNT, GRANT BIZ Lk NAR,
WI ATTORNEYS AND COUNsELLORs AT LAW
sGEsrs
ssnE
CdAs MOUNT, GILBERT GRANT. DAVID ?. BELesAf
DAINTING in FRESCOE aud CAUSTIC by Ed
WARDENGEL sivs full reference a. to his capacity
Resid.pce 26 East Broadway
CyLVESTER LAY, Attorney and Counsellor at
Law Commoner authorized 20 take tepositon
I Tor ali The States except NeTJersey Dsisar: IA
,Vnd AID Illinois References: The Hon s5o.'oa -
The Hon n Peekhsm Albany u w PscAhAh Esq '''"e
k,e VIM McCaulley, Wi'nipsop Del
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-15
LUDLOW. ADetoneer.
SALE Of VALUABLE HOUSES

MARX WRAY. Auc'ieneer
DOSITIVE SALE Of GROCERIES, WINES, LII
i oUORs and CIGARS WAGONS SLEIGH, Se WAY
bIkYOS will sell THURSDAY March 10. L.. o'clock, the
entire w Knapp the prsmses No 81 Hoastoot 81
Wooster consisting Of Tess Cofees sngan Butter
Cheese spices Pixies Mustard Flour Hams DRIED fru. wa
general o. f class Grocery, Wines Liquors Csars
&c Let with the Shelving and ouDters also small
quantity Fixtures for sale. apply 70 "RAY BlNION
AuttioIeeIs No t8S Broadway
Albert Il NIcoLAY. Auctioneer.
SHERIFF'S SALE of the ENTIRE SIOCk OF the
- sTATEN ISLAND SOAR COMPANY under tne direction Of
Esq Sheriff Of Riehnond County ALERT
NICOLAY 4 will sell MONDAY March 20 a. III O'Clock
Al The Factory Island Soap COMPANY staple
tp the Sheriff Of Richmond County
All the Machinery Stock consng Ia part Of Steam Ense
Boiler and various fTtuTs one Bossdu Patent Mil
eoupe pair and Machinery complete Scale Beam
&c 100 tubs wrought iron Kettle. Sesht 800
lbs Kettles quantity ofwIoush iron Pipes
100 eesl Potash Borax Resin Soda Ash Coeoa OIL
Alan root Viuiol Paints Red Old Gheosone &c NC
the State Of NewfOrk for he manui4c
urs Cssogaes be obtained on saturday az
the of the Auconeer No 1863 Brosdwsy or 70 Brosd,
Eew'York A II NIC0LAY
r. sINTZEEICH
(1s5D Late chief Salesman Of n. II Lesds n Go
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-15
6tfdmboats ann Railroads.

DIVER OPEN TO HCDSON.-Atternoon boat at D
Ia az oek for Hudson from Of Hsson-t south sdeD
landing At Caldwell West Point, Canws Nswonrsl milton
Redhoos Bristol West Camp and Citsk
F 30 rent, Eewbursb ard knxston The fst
,aiiir steamer SOUTH AMERICA Capt wn aehsn WI
tsouth sfel Monday
,rd FdsT ocloet Tiekenthoush 10 Wes, stoekondse
S5 Chatham -Four Corners sl Lebanon spIlnss el %
CTATFN ISLAND FERRY, foot of Whitehall. st
- sc a! espts 10 QUARANTINE. SrAPLETOS VANDEH
BFIT LANDING The Boats will leave every hou! follows
DNAA -. sst,n I.lsnd Leave New.York
r-o e A NJ to p From IA. N to8P. ".
Ei,bt b.st from the Island O'Clock Fare 81 cents
Nsht boat ewYOrs Ii. o'clock Fare 2: GEMS eonma
teIs Included. III. ho-. .oa,
sUSpiY Boats leave every n;li hour H.e
until N Nisnt boats o'clock from the bland l0oeock
from New-York
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-15
JoHS X OAKLEY, Auctioneer.
ny OAKLEY & WRIGHT-Ohice, No "a

ID ten St Brooklyn "WEDNESDAY, March q at 12 o'clock NJ
the Merchants xehabg NewYoTk positive sale Of Houses aud
Lots FultOnAv Raymond and Nsvy
WsshDston Park BrooIyp four desble three
sub cellar Pbade phsfTont brick Hou1es 20 by 4S
. neosd piazza 10 the roof finished In eabo
rae style with modern marble msnt-s Crates or
I,mebied oOrDes scbed pSrO extended psrOrs with
,ops ssned fixtures hot ana cold water
pump balcony railing II feet OF courtyard IN
ke both lots q by l'o feet situate the westerly side Of
Fulton opposite the Of j. 81
eight Lots north side futon-sy. be-
t.esn Navy Raymond slo Lots the side Of
k.yy tetveep DE Kalb Lots
Ire side Of Raymond st. between Fulton and De Ksbag
This prorey derably ocaed for nteel residences aud be-
tween great of Brooklyn their juncgre
win Fstbushv omnbuses constantly psssDg Fulton and De
Kahay raoad omnbuses will 10 full operation these
svebles by July 1854 making practically TO the city via
ether the nominal fare of This OF tho
hat property in the City Of aud
for occupation Investment improve
For and particulars 10 the Aoctopeers, No 3S
Tplop st Broollyu or No. so Walfst, New-York
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-15
CtREAT WESTERN NAIL

GREAT WESTERN MAIL &OU UIE,;-Sl1ASIS
~ NTIFs DISTANCE sAvE0.-MCHlGAH sOgraehS
aAiLROAD LINE The Rsiro-d nov open . ne hsnp7
Rf~.r gurnrs tine 70 Louis 81 hour - .y,, ..u.v
p--epse 90 Ies-, By the NJ torh ASD hht
- -JpsON RIVER RAILROADS, Il gcoct az
evening a. o-rstsf 9f oll-lo
=. -orpe-tirK With LlGH MING EAFkES- TEAMS %
le LAEE SHORE RAILROAD sad reach tacaE7 beit -'s1
ociock .here comfortable rzhts res &c IS
srced oco ocE nsruing y he -ILAuO Az ~
ISLAND RAILROAD for Ia sale, bsoomnstSn spnz,ea -.
soo md : Iogs the ~.y by kAlLAOAD Att9 sohhSe.
A. Chieass the Chicago M OAbt "a Dali
sOAD for RocEfcrd Frevport, Gs-eEa AID DroaisA
psssers line hse he privilege q .'0Pprs a. An1 100
.r5 sss AZ ressurs AID they noi - .
.5 psro. .nd ,rsou. deisys oeessoeee ~ u" "A4EA
a BY -. -or,-
'a'3 w. J6HS PORTER GessrLl Asenl
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD. i all Arranss-
pert-Trns leave CLaabe1sst tais = Ao.Iy aai 10y
o. srS sder MONDAY s5S TIE Trirs Ei IN - ie,,
yxtrea, an 81 through u toar a911 eoAhs-'-s VII
golthsrn ~ Nsttern Trans ,., ,spN
Nsl Trssn A ~ TLscush Way Trans " = snS (, u
r.-rssz rrs-as T " Accommodate lfa4l y r n
For Ts-ryf-Wn a. ~ . " -. u - 4.
- porstseer,is. VA Trains - 10 A " Asd
N f-o Chsrerss saA " FTsisA aad f-senssF Ifaa Il
l. A " r. Chtnb-rsst
Fer Pesbsful st 81 " .-.- TT. 80. -, -
a. q a. cb.sber C.nal Ct lsE, Ssh Gnds sts
tTVpAY "a AL AISs $50 aotu sI- q Sf AIsi-J
"ePfht - '' IDyUgp TaEsCE sIpers'aAGsa-
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-15
RUSSELL w. WEsrco Auctione
A .. i Il .ArlN A 1

RUSSELL w WEsrcOTr. Auctoneer -
HOUSE and LEASE of LOT at AUCTlON-R-
w WESfCOTT will sell ON THURSDAY, March 10 at III
O'clock the and Lease Of Lot situated on 4hs
9h and lOh with Stable toe rear OF i0t nun
hopse lhay owned and occupied by M Henry spence
time previous to sie Also onehpd Fur
pite Wagons &c. Sale peemptoTy for cash-ais or shine
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-15
GaIfs bp Anrticn.

- T ION NOT 1 e -
A HTNRY H. LEEDS Co, Auctonse"
an ~ t.Ir persOpsi seDOn usual for years pA inc
'"' sALEs Of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
cadence. bresiins housekeeping in tins city
p.l,n during the They viii sso have resai@ s>es
,, v.st their store, No swsst for the eO0''oe'e' '
s,~ -hO ms5 de'ire this medium Of sale. ale.-
n II LsEos AOetionseT. ,,ooc,c
A DMINlSTRATOR's SALE Of FINE hOhSEo,
AaAsSts SsReASIs - s1IISa 1Tr9ssbaY ae, 18Th ms, At
osS NJ the PT1.s .Sls Of . re-
s, be- abr =" Ts q aSo and G b.y Horses
20. s pSsss soe tSs. iyS' s ssa PS
,ss nth top; sh w.sSn .Its md rsSg tsP one
ss bsslt sheet. &c the b. city mie and excellent
eSdsr Sale absolute BY order Of the " Close inc
uCTION NOTICE.-DAMAGED CROCKERY.
n j r. VAN AsTwERst son will sell on FRIDAY i,ss @
wsi.i By order ih unaer< 800 crate, well Escorted
AUCTION SALE of SHANGHAI Fowls on
setwe.p Fulton invoice Of the largest nd best bocded
S~si and nov on aScS
A ssIGNEES SALE-A great opportunity now Of
@ 10 Ier.ons w,sns % p1Iens's sn. Or an1s
,hs Island and bee, %sterel also zoos ao Io :,'
Tool, te together 9TH the lease Of the Fse,9 h.vi9s
bOye OSer' opportunity to ies TO com p-De the
sa,,nf seldom to be net vh tos fsIe'd cs No %
souths the Premse corner Of lzlts sns Sa' Harlem
j n CLARK ASsaees
PtTIR PARKs, Ane,oneer, No 10 Nssssu .. - -
A UCTION NOTICE-SALE Of ELEGANT
~ HOUSEHOLD FUHNtTUHE-Z JEWELL 4 Co wiii sen
THURSDAY March O'Clock the sales Room No ~
and splendid Of rch Household Fur
ru esssnt uites Of Rose WOOD PAror Furniture m
satin broAte Rosewood TdeaTttes 10 hs cio'h hosewo2d
Mahogany Chairs Of'omsas DivAEs Sofa dsteaos W@h
ssr6s beautiful EnaDeled Cottage Suites also
quniy OF second hand Furniture Bedsteads Bookcases Tables
Ofoe CkGls SC. Terms cash. ...-
N B-RCsulsr sales OF Furniture EVERY MONDAY and
THURSDAY.
81 aEswIS AUcaoneer.
DY BANGS BROTHER g. CO--Trsde Sales
- Rooms No IS PsIkrow.
WEDNESDAY, Haseh Is, at o'clock AN
TRADE SALE-THIRD Embracing the Invoices OF
Gov perhwGte Desyer Butler, Blanchard Lea Cressy
EAkley PkiDLey Co. q Merriam Z. IL Butler Co, w r.
Dean d BUTses Co. aud otben aud
TBE sTAToNEsy SALE continued In the upper saesoo
Jos LORD AucHoaeer.
DY GEO w. LORD * Co, No. 356 Broadway
lJbetveL Franklin sales Of Books PAINTINGS
FURNITURE, &c on favorable terms
III Auctoneer
DYH III LEEDS 81 Co, on WEDNESDAY, March
I'D l6 IoI O'Clock AZ No. So Forsyth near Hester
HousLHoLD FUkS Of Psfo Furniture, Br1s
Mahogany Chars In hair CLOTH QnaetteA
Mantle Ornament Card Tables Mahogany Dining Table Oh Cioh
Lamps, &c.
Mahogany Sofa lnsan Capets Cnrled Maple Bod
stead BtddDg hntrs hahogspy Secretary China bSs
Kitchen FuIEare Looking Glasses Mantle do sonewae Stoves
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-15
u s. Nail LINE for CALIFORNIA, yia as

4 WEEKLY L. 5 NAIL LINE -Ts rev and t-,so,as % s
s.,rer MAniON W Berry, snder iii leave per 20
~ on SATURDAY March le e. { ocoes P Z, P'9csey
Yo iIei.Ht Apply hoard shere 81 bill. Ill o. sasa i
for rfssge e ihe ctee OF sPOEtOkD, IlkEoIOr
No % Broadway Through tickets 20 Eorda iolo~s 10 'A
souyillc. o Pil.ika sSS.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-15
MARX WRAy, Auctioneer. -
NATAIOGJIE SALE of HANDSOME FURNI-

CATALOGUE SALE of HANDSOME FURNi-
~ TuRB OF the latest styles at The Co@msson WSTe[1,%. 70
A. Iu O'clock This stock embraces large variety OF Cebi-
net Furniture made by the best manufacturers expressly for The
ety beach walnut and mahogany
Furniture A,o Ensmeed Chamber Suites Iron HaS stands Sc
All peTsoDs article Of Furniture will mud TINS
Of soDs then selves For particulars see catalogue
EARN for SALE at AUCTION-On THURSDAY,
March at 10 O'Clock in harrison WecheseI Co. "a miles
fom York Sewaven r. two miles
Portchester stations The farm contains eon
the b0ding sites the Fast kiSef va
The are timber aud tine yotJ Ut
small u also house and barn and other necessary
out tudin farming ns viii be sod immet4tey
snsr the above further particulars Inquire o, JOIN 1A G
PEiTFR So on the premises GEO w. CARPENTER no 90
llsrty st bShoud the weather prove stormy the sae
ILL Il ola he next fair day.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-15

DY THE CLEVELAND and TOLEDO RAIL
I'D ROAD and etions complete lice formed 20 ~
LIDO, CHICAGO, ST LOUIS, gELLEfoNrAI,SEr LE, SrAlSd
FIFLD. DAYTON ISDIAStPOLJS ard ClNClNNAIi
Thee Daily leave Cleveland from station orc and
r r a iollOws.
A. Train stopping at all stations PASSENGERS BY tns
train reach Toledo At Y N Chicago ~ IS ~ In season 10 take
n. tsn Of Chesso Rock Island Railroad At II same evening
Nv xbb through Ill Centrs r. ed la sale y Boonfogoa
SIrsso ard Mississippi Rsirosd Bloomington to Atom and
ssus m. nee 20 Loss they will make th- TIP n;iudng 81
peedf store meals &c between Cleveland ana 81 LOUIS u -
hours OL-.,. N.,-.lk ,fo,,oevuis
~, 20 ,rd F,.ror eenueetirg Toledo with train
Nhssu Southern Railroad reaching Chcsgo . next nornns
spove with tain Rock isaad RATad for
81 Louis running through IN " hogIs =,
745P nht sppinz Al al regular s4tons bJ sneh
train ps rseIs resen Chicago ~ OF fol- wing dsy
Cincinnati Dayton Beentlne 3ad Sprnshed
vii taks tho train fot CLYDE where he1 Ei Ind ne TX
pre Train Mad River AID Lake Erie Railroad snd Ieach
Releiontaine o T. "a
Dayton ''''''.'''s = ~
Cincn si st....... .'''''" Z ~
Fsrler thar BY other line
will take the y VI train reach-
NJ where they VIII md the ears OF the
Railroad ard re-eh lno-1tpoi. the sAs
srrrirF Ih b. only oufotsol' rous
- rsur t9rouRh fcurshng Pnsnsd and DaYt
the viii be found decdeay 'ne
~1--s-u.s,t- from Cleyel1Edto irnAaapo.a. 30
Er N ro- = upcn ne Of Mad River and Lake Ere Cleh,
raj lndi4ns CeEirs! kAioAaa tas VIII
=. f5nrd I, gar tie mot sesl able route.
sb. 8 i2sA L EdAhLatS '-f'
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-15

Tor LIVERPOOL-The r. NJ Steamship ANDES
fr,m Boston for liverpool touehins a Halifax In place
Of the NIAGARA with the mails and passengers for Europe OF
WEDNESDAY the 18th instant
Price Of ps,sage $50 for first cabin passengers only
For freight passage sPply to o,->,.pn ~ pl,,.,a.,
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-15

NOTICE is hereby given that the balance remaining
~ OF the p,oceeSs o the sale Of the Real Esae Of WLbN
POST late OF tie City of New YORK decesed lately so ud
the or5er Of the surr6rse Of the County Of Nesioik ems
" Tfos eeholde appointed BY said Surrogate tof thA sr-
sse W be dsrbated ding 70 law aths snrose o1e
IN he City OF New the cishn day OF Msren hsA
10 k the fcpoon that dsy Dated Ibis th dsy o. f-
80 10 UOf swl A. " BRADFORD, SufrEso
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-15

a.L As.ut .. 3. u. q be rL.gas b .s
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-15

FI'HE NEW 1ORh, bhEhEn dbo 3OC 10 ~
i ION UNITED STATES NAIL eIEAHERS-the, .aips
,ri.irr III. Line WASHINGTON ,spt u Fteh
a. RNANN Higgins These Southampton
both roing and returning ,...
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-15

LANCASTER Pa.
Ihe Subscribers having received appointment OF Sole se
Dhutirg Agents for all the Goods msb1faoured ~ tins
Company offer for sale n assorten' Of
their very desirable Fabrics o. DUDLEY 20
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-15

NOTICE is hereby given, that the balance remaining
~ Of the proceeds the OF the Real Estate Of WLLAN
RFNNICk the CITY 0f Ne~lok deceased lately made
the order Ct the Surrogate Of tae Cn9y OF
Adupfraor the aid decesed viii % ~
the parties according Law at ts Sar
Office City Of NewIoIk the tSelth day e Aefu
the Of lat dsy. Ose THIS Nn cay
Of V,bruarv d6a A W BRADFORD, Surro~ Ia
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-15

JAMES H. BENEDICT Il Co, General Paper ana
~ pr Wetouse burned out 10 Spruce 9 have
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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-07-15
THE F0URTH-AN ILLUSTRATION,

DEAR MARIUs: Think not that the anti-slaver,
cause was killed in this North w es,ern Ohio by
the egg-ocracy of Bryan and other places. Fo,
surely, since our opponents have resorted to eggs
and clubs, our cause has moved right along. Now
excitement runs high on both sides of the anti.
slavery question. Our southern DULLES are all
walked up, and do their best by their usucl way Of
threatening, and in the midst of all this, the 4tb
OF July came along. A day in
this land Of slave hunters, by the raising of poles
and flags, and by making hypocritical prayers and
speeches, aud ~foolishly walking the streets in pro-
.cession, uniformed or otherwise, shooting off cuns
and cannons, believing and following. In short.
this 18th is the day on which the national pole evil
breaks out all over the u. S. As usual, our VILLAGE
OF Farmer had another outbreak Of this disease
on the last fourth. Our national men and sontb.
ern DULLES got up a national flag, and threatened
with violence the men who dared put up anything
blacker. In a moral point of view, the abolition
lists well knew they could put no blacker one be-
fore the people. So they dressed q national flag
in mourning and put il, up. However before this
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-07-15

MS compared with the northern States and from
the very lips Of South Carolina, on four different
occasions, speaking by u committee; by one Of
her Representatives in Congress by her historians;
and hy an eminent citizen, we have tlep fessiou
not only of weakness, but that this weakness was
caused by slavery. And yet, in the face Of this
cumulative and unimpcachahlc testimony, we are
called to listen, in the American Senate, to u high
flying boast from a venerable Senator, that Amcri.
can independence was achieved by the arms and
treasure of ''slayehulling communities - an rs.
sumption, baseless rs the fabric of a vision, in any
way it may be interpreted whether us meaning
badly that independence was achieved Ly those
southern States, which were the peculiar home of
slavery, or that it was achieved BY any strength or
influence which came from that noSious source.
Sir, | speak here for a Commonwealth of lust re.
nown, but speak also for a cause vhich is more
than any Commonwealth, even that which I rep
resent; and | cannot allow the Senator, with his
s~ilvcr-whitclo locks, to discrcdit either. Not by s!a.
very, but in spite of it, was independence achicv-
'ci Not because, but Notwithstanding, there were
"slaveholding communics,' did triumph descend
upon our arms. 1t was the inspiration of Liberty
Universal that conducted us through the read sea
'"ttthe Revolution, as it had already given to the
Declaration of Independence its mighty tone, re-
sounding through the ages. LET it be remem-
bered," said the nation, speaking by the voice Of
tho Continental Congress, at the close of the war,
That it has ever been the pride and boast of
Jsmcrica that the rights for which she has con.
stcndcd we're THE RIGHTS OF HUMAN NATURE Yes.
tir, in this behalf, and by this sign, we conquered.
Such, sir. is my answer on this head to the
Senator from South Carolina. If the work which,
| undertook has been done thoroughly, he must
not blame me. Whatever | undertake, | am apt
TO do thoroughly. Bat while thus repeliing the in
situations against Massachusetts, and the assump-
tons for slavery, | would not unnecessarily touch
the seosibilities of that Senator, or of the State
which he represents. | cannot forget that, amidst
al! d. vcrslties OF opinion, we are bound together
by the ties Of a common country-that Massachu.
sets and South Carolina are sister States, and that
The concord of sisters ought to prevail between
them but | ain constrained to declare. that have
throughout this debate sought in vain any token OF
flnence, is calculated to promote the concord alike
of States and individuals