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JRTHRR BY THE CANADA
EASTERN AFFAIRS.
Orders to Gross the Danube Russian
Mission to Paris.
EARTHQUAKEAT CALAIS.
Later frosaa China.


NEW YORK, March 3o.--The Canada brings
the following items of general news
RUSSIAN MOVEMENTS.
It was reported in Paris that the Emperor Of
Russia had sent orders to the Commander Of the
Army on the Danube, to cross that river with
his army forthwith.
CONFIDENTIAL MISSION TO FRANCE,
The Emperor Of Russia has sent d confidential
mission 70 Louis Napoleon. the purport of which
has not transpired ' TT - Z N.
TREATY ON TuE ATrJEs
, n.,.a.,. ~ : psxro,.s 80,
.ro- No. ,sJ ~, tsrs,as, a a,a
alraaSy 800 49, eoAstuOeS.' eAA
.pM1ne, ~, m,,r !, N1IpE
NJ !, AnNilIo YIN I . D ga, \,
ING l !. commune strengthening tneir posi-
tlon 9. halalat, altnougn the 1ntenelon on .le
put. = ny husslans 70 asuacA .nae posi- mas w
uensy oeen suspenaeai me russians are 40"
threatening uaiatz ana bfahlios.
EAhIh9uA ~ Al CALAIS.
.errioie sarlnquake mas oc9urrea s1 oaia,s'
a . lalge NUMBER Oh houses anu Aal-
ing Two snousanu people.
FROM INDIA.
CHIHA.-Ihe overland mall from India has
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HIDES, DEER and BEAR SKINs-A small
n a ~ reeeVad ana for sal- by WM ARMSTRONG,
hlneI ~ 50 Old Leves, St Louis street.
ELOuR-600 bbls fine ST. Louis for sale by
u mhal $. H. KENNEDY CO., rs Tehouptoulas 81.
H AMS--30 casks Plain for sale by
IL IL mhsi H. KENNEDY l. CO.. rs TchoupitouIass al.
NM HlSKY-100 bbls Raw for sale by
Wv mhsf 8. H KENNEDY CO., rs Tohoupioulas al.
REEF--500 tierces Prime Mess for sale by
RB ahst S. H. KENNEDY Co. Is Tchoupoulas at.
GEMRNT AND PLASTER--2600 bbls for
" aale by A. DELAGRAvE Co, 70 Magazine st. u
AAKUM--500 bbls 0akum for sale by
W mhas A. DELAGRAvE co. u Magazine st.
4 SAST0R 'oIL--25 bbls in store and for sale
~ by rmhasl A. D. eRIEFF 4 CO., 40 Old Lsys
GIDER--100 bbls in store and for sale by
~ Ehss A D. GRIEF d CO., % Old Lsyss
NsEAS--6O0 six-pound boxes Imperial, in
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Mr.. David Tatum, q we'll known merchant in
So. Louis, died in that city the 23d inst, sged
As years
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The only daughter Of tx Senator Westcott,
Of Florida, died IN Washington City on the 2sd.
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The clerk Of the steamer Delaware has our
fhanss for ST. Louis papers.
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u. R. Steel,
PUBLISHER, BOOKSELLER 4 STATIONER,
OO 18- CAMP sTREET.-NM OU
fS- ALWAYS ON HAND. A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
LAW nglh Frsnch) MEDICAL, SCIENTIFIC AND SCHOOL
BOOKS, CLASSICAL AND LITERARY WORKS. CHEAP PUB
LEGATIONS. ETC. &
Ey STATIONERY. DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN.
kN BLANK BOOKS AND CARDS of every description.
and dispatch.
eB- AGENT FOR J. T. WHITES PRINTING TYPES, ETC,
AND HOE 4 co.'s CELEBRATED PRINTING PRESSES.
rnba1 + stqp itW
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ONE Who VorrD rHr RrFonM TlcKEr

0pEg1NG OF THE SEASON. The Philadelphia
Sun. instead Of recording familiar events at its
own doors, is good enough to come all the way
to our city, in order to seek for its readers some
little diversifoation of what is so common in the
City Of Peace as to have lost all interest. II
says, in one Of its paragraphs
ssFrhe murder season has made its advent in
New Orleans
In Philadelphia, the ssmurder season. lasts
all the year. In the quarter called Moyamen-
sing, it stands the winter, as the rose-buds do
with us, Z" unchilled by winds, unchanged by
SHOWS Il while in the Satnrnian region Of Ken
sington,. fatal brawls bloom on, among the fire.
companies and the Killers just as the orange
trees blossom on here, without any concern for
the calendar
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Consumption Cexs'Gbte.
EEACH,S BREAST LINIMENt

BEACH,S BREAST LINIMENT
EB only painl aehesA the breast sides and
subdusx the chest and throat
whs liable but ensifely the
this nimen with the dree
lions given in the rsesn invaluable either 20
afflicted the predisposed to IL
principle this founded tbs latest aad most
opinions medical The day and
not but bs approved o.
Of Charre Streets THOMAS RANKIN
Poydrss Camp sYME Of Canal and cafon
deletstreas Mh4I 6t9p&itW
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DUET, AIT WAsHINGToN

CUMBERLAND ENTERTAINMENTS.
NASHVILLE, March 30.--The Cotton market
here has been active to-day at range of 81 to
TIC. per ID. for extremes. Weather cloudy and
raining. River falling slowly with 6 feet water
on the shoals
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Drugs, .yzedtcts.e Is and Chen,fcass.

Dr.. D. ]. Coke, No. 95 Camp street.
EB DR.. E. j. coxEs PREPARATIONS in ertsnsye u,s,,.
nearly have BY merits acquired
unsurpassed fequned by similar North
SOUTHERN COUGH sTRUP.
EXTRACT OF coPAlvA, sARsAPARLLA AND cUBEBs
AMERICAN COUGH LozENGEs,
CHOLERA sYRMP AND PILLS, -
POWDER AND OINTMENT FOR THE RELIEF AND pen
MANENT CURE OF THE PILES.
Ss tE- For by yeueYalIv al
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february I6, 1854.
WINTER CLOTHING, AT COST, FOR CASH.
EW- this will sfer Entire Stock
WINTER CLOTHING AND FURNISHING sooDs AT THE
ACTUAL COST PRICE.
Every Article will marked plain gsrss which
ton will be made.
rerie.hng their Wardrobe will snnsual
opportunity to do with
SUPERIOR GOODS AT A VERY SMALL COST.
Dealers invited call have articles that
will job of UNDER COST.
THOMPSON, NIXON g. CO.,
fsb69pf Ne. 10 Camp street, opposite City Hotsl.
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ADJUSTMENTS, Ero.-We would remind our
readers once more that the benefit of Madame
Rose Devries, and the last appearance Of the
Italian opera company, takes place this evening
at the St. Charles. Yerdi's opera of s.Ernani''
will be performed, Madame Devries in the role
of Eipira, and Signor Lorini as Eraani Mad
anne sontag will sing the last grand scene Of
& Sonnamhula. 7 This is positively her last ap.
pearanoe in New Orleans, as she sails, attended
by her company, for Vera Cruz tomorrow
morning,
On Saturday evening, at the Orleans, will be
presented Meyerbeer's opera s Robert LIE Dia-
be" in which appear Messrs. Genibrel, Bordas
and Betout, and Mesdames Bertini and Berton.
This evening at Placide's will be played the
Dream Of the Future, g Lost and Won and
the farce Of & Capital Match" with dances be-
tween the plays.
Mr.. Thomas Francis Meagher tonight leo
lures at Mechanics Hall, in aid Of the General
Relief Committee Of the order Of Odd Fellows,
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aDs.u0s, .Fesi5ci,aes. Fse,.fSss;,e,.,s 3

III tstGSeE.GS'F1L1Ste2rV, etc.
CIV The subscriber would respectfully attention al
PanteIe, Phyacana and Families assorted stocE
comprising every article all OF whh nn x
examination, will be AND GENUINE DurmpN X
season. SODA WATER AND MEAD very bea anat1Elr
wi found q ihis with all the
G0ULEY RITTERS, etc. s7s THOMAS RxSJeIN 1i'"iiHA
api dAWyia Druggst and Apo.heeary cor oamn m
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,,x ocrtlisr q, the barbsrcus sad oril cal sytsm
bere p,eyaiinr Onls tbe otasr day our columns con
tened an sppe,l in ,hebl OF man Of aii'ns wac hal
been kidnapped and hupr'Oned BY the slave busters.
and who're is;e all and more had been taken from him
r jail ecs and legal er. lenses Incurred IA asserting
and proving hi freedom aid who NJ" axis the char
table to help him oct Of tn Pecrnary distress %
which tie slave catching scoup,es and officials OF the
Government lave plunged him. This is nothing new
II has hapDered before and msy happen again
Such are the fruits of the degrading aud wicked as,
tenn which makes properly OF me0. Such is tle sys
tenn TO which bad ueu nov stralnins ever RE
to open the great territories OF the Nohve aad -
render perpetual and ounipoient in this Republic.
Men Of the North Sons OF Freedom snail this
tLinn q d ne
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AZ each family could hirs pari'r or bedroom l'e-
tsred for this purpo,e) whenever it hal cOnP.ny NJ
ose reed Lire regularly any more room than 1t 1850
lyely reeded. while LARGE square in TIC center OF
the block should be embeshed vita trees an shrub
berry gravel walks. rrasspst e-d fountain. Ono sH'i
,difce fled With tenants and paying ten per ce' n
lite owners with a liberal 5srgin for repairs w,gd
yery soon be initiated and iuprovod upon mil our
wiole lsborDg population would be fsr be'tet lo'sei
tLsn they low are 81 hal tie expense while room would
lie made on our leland for thrice the population It can
stow away under the present architectural anarchy
Pettilerce would be al bu. rendered impossible by
this bulldog reform: Cholera hlrclS heard OF in
tLe model LODI ughouses of Londou though there we're
ten funerals ID day from the little, sitting filthy iaue
which opens on the street just opposite the largest Gu
rest populous OF these lodging hOues. The Queen.
FRI ce Nbert the Bishop OF LONDON Duke Of Bedford,
&c are among the esdrG patrons Of the MODEL lOig-
irrfouse experiment in the Great Metropolis; el.
tl-t experiment though mantle, imperfect aud ehor,
sighted las done great good Nay not our capitalists
ard en- Of ideas be induced to attempt something of
tie sor' hereand not something merely, but the right
hing Ten Millions could here be Invested in such
buildings ihia season advanegeOusly than IN ali
forn;e md without chance Of loss or !aCte. Many
Of our 1cb men have good psrt OF the captil-tbat
is tie arouad-alresdy invested, and paying them
noting; Tor such an eiifce Soulduot fall 20 find te
ants enougt though locsted high Forty Inst. or
even il South Brooklyn though is needed AMI wcull
pay IL the middle Of the Eist.t or Fourteenth Warl.
iio : halfway experiment would not fail, bit a
rlola bock is roeded 10 comprise all he economies
or corvs, iercfs whereof the plan is susceptible
rich mn may build such edifce himself on his Owl
crouc and turn il without loss into hotel if it does
not pay as originally intended bu. il could not fail to
pay a., however the total expense wolii be heavy,
Joint 6'ock Company is probably more feasible all
We tru.t scch one will be formed wiihou. delay.
TIE ceptslst or wellknOwn architect who will origin
ate md carry through will deserve honor tnan
any cra LiOg president has f4IlT earned during
the last iOrtl yerrs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-20

In justice to sef and TO eli parties the Senate Olyas
TO remove the Injunction of secrecy from the debates
in Executive Session upon the Gadsden Treaty, aud
give the whole to the public with all the documents
and disclosures connected with the matter /. IL geo.
orally believed that the treaty and all the transactions
regarding it up to its transmission to the Senate, were
nefsrious and dsgracefu in the highest degree and
that the production of the papers would make many
men il high places amost scoundrey appearance
Ouch being The impression Of the public aud good ref
ion being known why it should be So tie truth ought
10 ,o,.s ~, that the innocent may not suffer with
-. -. -. honor Of the Senate, and sas
- 800 ~. p~a.'5on+ eo.so,, State Gen
GedsdeD and number Of persons in inferior thods'
Influential positions lie. US have light on these u!'
iefes
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The Board Of Aldermen had long session /, even.
lng Ihs subject Of paying william B Rem ID, the
iuil claims on hi' contract for earring ol g., from
t1e City, cane up 10 the shape of re,or n f,y,-
thereof from tie Committee o. Publi, Heal b. Til.
cocumen. attempts 20 condeuu Controller Fl,oc fl,
reiu'al to pay NJ. ReynOldss claims In esf,r.
"ss msde suppress 'hs Controllers Lehjyinpor,.
Communication Oh the came subject, published in f,I
IN another coluun, bus Aldermen Mott, Blunt. an
Chsurcey succeeded in bringing the docu aent from
the able and it was Ortered to be printed
Inc Board of Councillors repeated the farcs Of
" Members IN Contempt" first produced AZ this thes
Yer on Monday, with extraordinary success
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In tie Senate, yesterday, the Committee on Com
mcrce reported bill to prevent unnecessary delay in
dscharspg the carsOes of vessels arriving from oreiga
countries. TIE bill passed The Senate bill iaoreas
INC the pay Of Clerks in the Executive Departments
wss received from the House with two ameadmepts-
the bill was taken UP, and the amendments concurred
in. TIE bill TO compensate the discoverer OF practi
col ansshesia was taken up and passed The bill pro-
vides for suit between all persons claiming TO be the
first discOgerer and awards 100000 to the Successful
pSrty. Tie Homestead bill Was then taken up Mr.
ADAMS of Mississippi aud Mr. THOMSON of Yeutucky.
spoke in opposition to the bill The further consider
alton Of the bin was postponed and after the co,sil-
GRAFTON Of Executive business tue Senate adjourbed
In the House Of Representatives, after the usu,l
opening business anumber of reports ofan uuiuportant
character were received Tie Senate bill extcn1nr
the nail contract between Mobile and Montgomery,
Alabama, was then taken up aud debated uotl the ex-
pratOn OF the morning hour. The Senate bill appro.
priaipg aJds for the benefit Of the INDECENT IS ne in
the several States, was thea taken up snj passed by
vote of 81 to So The bill grants TO the several Stae.
for the benefit of INDECENT insane persons 10000 900 o.
OF land to be appOrtOnei under the direction OF
the rrosden. = the United States il the compound
ratio of the geographical area AID representation OF
said States III the House OF Representatives according
10 he 0scensus The amount TO ea h is 10 beiovesed
enc tie interest 10 be applied TO the support of tee
inssne. Adjourned.
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RECrpROoTf- The Portland A9ceriiscr states that
tie Hon Besr Ross and Tache about 20 leave Non
ires for Washington, in tao character OF Enbassaio
Extraordinary 10 endeavor " conclude treaty With the
uited States securing commercial reciprocity between
Canada and this country
When tie Wigs were in power al Washington "
was made ground Of serious attack upon them ths'
they aid not arrange Commercial Reciprocity WE
the Cabadas. We while avo wing willingness to Sc
cede to genuine Reciprocity with tue British Ane'F
EN- Proyinces-that is the reception of their surplus
PRODUCTS free of duty if they would receive with eaul
freedom such.ac our products as we chose to 'eaA
tbem-have steadily resisted the project before 'n'
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WnoLrsALE BOOK AND sIArIoNEIS HOusI

MASON BRoTBszs No D raTi4ow
onoese House NewYok oge exfen've ans cJpos
Books STATIONERY for Cast oniy
The amount of purchased by C1ur He.-
Dsn7 ou,s small compared with their Dry Goods Hard
and other bills sud Tbs very circumstance atsJut COZ
pe 3Obber business who sell time
tho Losses and
sGriy iDcUlsed 10 credit busne o. small unts We have
in business plan Of Small profs UnysTyig Pnces
always Gosh and invite Country Merchants ca
and rde for mtevs tn, sewing they maze IL buying m
gasi $ worth while.
Be he sole pa hers Of rumbeT ofas ains ard
extensively selling School Books the vel
.os IN other depGrtmeu DTS fscuties Insu4sscd
ct central aud touDd Stand the Aof
House e'ep lcnk Of the Park and
Hemenher the MASON BROrHs as
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THE LaN.O GRADUATION MA

H.Usy OF RErRrsxsrariv-,
WasHis,'roS' Tuesday, April u lsa
70 ~ Efpsr IF re Y T,i'Sas.
Sir: My attention Las boea called . san.
your remarks yOer pspsr Of ts i7h s.t esua
merits OF the bill proposss era, ss,s ard reduce s
Pasue Lsnes You it eneourss uopop ss TO
iGea you hsve. herewith send yos eoPy Of tie HI
vii Ple.s Pubish OssoHs"r'h VIZ " COLE
Mr CODB bayiny irclosed witt tie above l,ssr \.
bill a, it pas Ell the House aai e uow b,tor, "a.
Senate, We very gladly give pace to IT, d folor,.
XxXIIID CoScBEss-Pirs, Sea- r. Il re s.,,..t q
Unt,d States A2r u lsjiRsAa ssi.s ssftsi !, -
~ ACT % sfl-- sHi frre h ps- - faa taai ,t -.
Be s4ciss Jy u. se-1.s ga II "a y prs,,s l, err,
sio q iHs5i 70 Cgrf, - st iSs lii Of tas sUbGs.,.
afVsrd rsr 'uls Of srpaoa en.sr rs = - ~
i' i- proyisoas ts ili rsniaas u-s1 49,,
ra ~ ~ To- ssst tsasfss See "a n,rs. =, u.
,.af. or rpp "a =, sior-s an san ,,.si,s uo i,
sses sevr1y I've per sal 49,
the Eo sis. rsl sl h'sr Ia TOO -snfy ys.
w. ' cent, per sr, ,aa N Of ,ss sSd. Of r. G; ss
s' ,l, h.' ZEE, h noe e. Tor ~ a' y.'s .ae agrsI
twenty-five per sal al isn, h. uais-d $50 80
70 lie AZ twelve snS ss Ger ls P :. ~ .'
AL be es'rt % Ia ID, ssrsi sySsi
States rsune laI Is 81 railroad otAs 49,.
Improvements T. m-eri! buds feo a. orer dir al
sac g And BE- q fpfler sg-.3 INA. spoa ever r,iu3.
pree uuarr tie OF hi. set lPln saSse. -
az on tbe same tenn. aad inis,a. s
which hs pubic Lands OF he Uled states .a. 81,
right OF presumption aa Rthu aiy Gays preceding asr,
gsduatcp re3ucti ha shal pace. sad -, ~,
chase shah subject 20 Oh fSh =.
mouths. before b uns resasu ,a a.
place Preei Tht ia tbv shall eosstssei 4,
in Iisbt shea be- bs Vitae Of a.,
at ,r.ut uatla. f-tt Upol BIS llais
SIC ne % fier caciei Thst pyas 10 A.
ter any q the sfortsid LAGOS all required si,
before the ReGer o. eee % he proper Lad orc, dat ~
nc r hf ~ 'er AID or re lsd
uea-.' raf chi1f0 ne r. 'flifg , -,
on nd or 0criec hs he~sriG ootftcy srz A.
~ he o. e acgvfed o.. C.4ci Si4f ls pa
fns figq h4r4fai ana rslty acrf a,vf..
eitab,ii an any prs0as
.ia.t shall so'F
be subject ST The pains aud penalties OF jury.
Ps.s tlr house %. ncpi-fe-ta.. APRIL - i'ii.
Arest. joan W. FOkSEl Csrs 3
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shpwreeks and loss OF life are reported to US from
all quarters will be seen by reference TO another
column. The most melauchol! portion OF this sll ia.
tegence Is the Ices of The snip Powhatap of Bali.
more, from Havfe, which wens Ashore GA Sunday
morning last about seSen miles north Of Egg HarbOr
Light having on board about go emigranss and not
soul was saved 4 Lrge number OF vessels have
been completely wrecked or driven ashore
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We slal issue, THIS MORNING, Tnr TnIrusz
for California; Oregon and he SGnGcich LaRis 1t will
contain summary Of oil the Latest Foreign and Domestic
News since the last steamer Money and Market Reports
Marriages Deaths. &c.
Single copies in wrappers ready for mailing be had
a, Gre desk THIS Morning Price cents
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The seausiip Asia, from Liverpool for this port, i
row in her twelfth oay out. Her rews will BE- thre,
days later
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Megp 4}oTis pailu oo1epo1e
THURSDAY, April %, 1854
The Tribune Tor California.

mc,. DOHov.vk Agent, in Iodianapo,i. Ioi,
G,l tho ssle Il nv TRIBUHt
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Bueiness Notitfs.
meas EIXTUR Is.

70 RIVERS or CHINA, GLASS AND GAS fniOH''
w. the f'0-ip ., ss: sO srsc
H. Tbss we have the lIses ana ad moo
Or s.,ldsss in BrO.a~sy s"sT.:s
an s, va. Nv che hunered fest deep al well '''''a KIN
.. ss.as s., sf iS h. We deem oar
70 IN" 1EcfALITtS
10 vit; cas- r,xruREs
Of tn. dsn. o:od: yS ssfaT . a' ., there i
ss.Sr: 70 .0ra,n o. ths.s stie e. o
sss sui on eor'' hsye ,s9s' "a e g.. bsrb5
snebsd 70 buy the oct cospleie rha '-'''"
select ITO" GLIDING AND PAINTING cHIr. -.
We ar. eop antly procuring Diurer Dssr, sos Is S @
5i howe we -T T W. or tSs
hat We have rec,e IN s.Sas ts eoo' t1, s'
% to an, sa but ro, ia 3 aSsrlS
ys's1; sss .D ss q, .;Ga':i soS
We lave slsO most roc Pee , s,,.In en- o.
Desert r.. and rolls. Ware. i IeS ana risia
Of on, or. manufacture We re.psfsy cal, attention rh
and rsehecbe shape Of TaNs G.,s et we have 81 '
Or sortr Gss Ware oelud' ~d most Of cur OTAnehh
the cheapest 81 vel! "a 90 no., exp n We,
- he oSesses ard fuihsf hst to By low prices ws
select tic .
yea can nS F DALEY Co Impor,ess ard Manufacturer
New Marble stores No. ~ sad So Brotdway
kTT Arms, HUTCHINSON g. Co. Wholesale dealers Z
sLxs RIBBONS GooDs LINENS EAsRoInEsEs, h.oEs,
NAM LL.s HOSIERY Coon nerchsns from
'os ere invited to sqs g1 es sr CO. 'h''n'
ros. uspd u w4rrsn-ss foar door, oeioy sroa5,,.y
UNDER GARMENTS GLOVES HOSIERY,
OENTLya~Ns FURsnING GOoDs
An exensve sta yas5 Of the sb,v COOS " lev gs =
viii D" o''' Urox AD.,1ss
BosIy ,nd Under Osrne-l Mssoisctor,,
Opposite Me'roro,i,sn Hotel sna t.itlo's 0srdsa -
TIE HosIERY ESTABLISHMENT OF MORE THAN
IN ~
VIII. Is.ops ,ssas. or increasing patronage invite e.
'''''" 'rnr orp sTArO No. "a powssy
where will be foupo neircoro Most SesVe ana 'sd az
'0'" en' Of D0'''' ''' A R1SSs Co No Iol Boxery.
HEAR YE! HEAR YE!--TO al whom it may concern
.;t al 10 IIo~ LEAss selling
their unstable sp'og style vi teDes for nothes
40 ysudy that fortune and VIII rue soon ana
Sen no more had No 81 chsa and corner
Chatham ard Pearl
MFAIIos STRIEG STYLE OF HATs.-The rush for
Nr.rs Hats snrz The last four five des
.sst rein has !need E.o . ,esis;tqi a.. .
before TIE Leave orders esfy Al the onf Of Broad
way sno Csnal
KNox.-TIis man must be genius, for whenever
we what conceive TO be asteid o1d gnt
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as Fulton Il sns Sde he Prescott BToaIwsy taa
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tet We no have ,es a. te,yeIs IsmeneeI wage to
REMOyAI.-SMiTH Il LoUSsBEgY would respect
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"ss sDTins style, cenh Mosaic veic Tapestry Brussels
Three ply and lnGrsin -
Epa.h End American Floor Oil Cloth, AZ OF r goods
TTF ORIENT MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY viii
pIeoss after h March 1854 to roc sppe'os
A.aeh $4,000 IN rotes IN ADVANCE Of prcraioDs
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SrOP THIEF is the cry OF the clprit TO divert the
prbuc nom msdeeds which ist'ated in the advertise
Singer tss suii ptrding against IS for Infringing
Mores johnson patnt Ne have posU ~ In tue nswN
papers the best cthoc Of lenciDg to
whenever hey dare oe eprear II
seeing certified the Mercy Johnson
calling At oGice No 5 Blosiwsy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-20

SEWING MACHINES - PRESENT STATE or THE
The public particularly Invited g. read advertise
the Mechntr colun inside containing full mt
against Ehs Howe J the Wheeler aud
w Manufacturing Company Grover baker % the Amen
Magnetic SEES hAch ne Company Gli TAYLOR Rogers
dealer. in n Hunts Machines 70 irnasi1s uRon on, psents
NJ SIMON A Go No 223 HrnAi
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CARPETING AT GREAT BARGAINs.-PETERsOS x
Eos S' ard Sa b. osa have received hs
late large auction ,ses s,se o Of velvet rsssty CArpsrs
which they offer The following low pct Velvet CL,peDt
l yard Tapestry 90 variety l0 all
ether equally low for cssh
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liANUs,-J GILBIRT * 60. 5 Worlds Fair brat
rrs,uo Pispou with without he ioa, ~iih III cels-
t,siec circular sses ~ bert. 30 Box Pas5.
isoos tcf ho old stat f "a firm oC Eaiet
Water fisncr aud thOe OF Other Ut who
o reidl factory Iicss Secoiah'rd Pianos from $3.50
HORaCE WATERS No IS Drpad