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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-08
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4JtuUu-luLlSS
W. LADD & Co.'S Grand Diagonal Pianos,
IA with action with good ofs 81 81 and
''''''' '4'f IiScoLS ! THOMPSON sol, Agents
soaen secondhand inssrsme MS al OF Ph are tor sale
VI Tue ''''' LINCOLN THOMPSON. No. al Broadway.
MOLIANS, PIANOS, MELODEONS and MUSIC.
AZ Alarse assortment of and second hand nstr1ns mus
Ds he ' sfss@ Capt cr.ioa sons Be cHeS Il
Sa si bss:
Poke with splendid Vs sERa SosDoS No. POI Broaw.v
A RARE BARGAIN-A very beautiful 1920 Rose
IA Psno-orts will be sold for s2S Excellent iron
frame new ys Of case nsss esds Perfect sys
only three Snss The owner has to leave the city can be
CRYSTAL PALACE PREMIUM PIANO
II. cHIMBERs No 50, Broadway Manaa.e.arer
TIRsT PREMIUM PIANO FORTEs.-L
Which s1s SH rs
ehn.. and p1rit, Of dscscy Of touch aud
F =: the say Of the An American la,iss;s
sce Ia order 70 meet the s,any increasing our
eur s'RS rH" iss 10 M
nsroos petIoDs at the carries. notice.
GREAT BARGAIN-The best assortment of Sec
s. o1 spe P n
iESiSf %iss s'' IS i%s s s1av.y ns franklin
HENRY BENARY respectfully informs his friends
and the pablo generally tina. he hs. removed orte
WareIoom rom the Bowey No Broadway whers
prices which defy ompetition
pIANO-FORTEs.-R. GLEN & Co. have removed
their Piano Forte Mandatory from No IA
futon 70 No 90 sprinss two doors east Of Broadway
REED ORGANS.-The attention of the Musical
~ community invited the Reed made bv the ,ab
serer which the substitate Church Orxan ~
tered N this country for the Of church 1t com.
pact efficient and durable appearance in
stramen bshy desirable Although very srfn u,trnmen.
,h IN !" tone II way worthy
have been bestowed of emoent .aen,. I
fner. celebrity For sale At Stafford Bro;Lers Fo,ts
noon', go osnIoedwy NJ o. NICHOLS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-08

VALUABLE PROPERTY for SALE in SOUTH
BRookLYN Hos:: IN y.i "a s1sas ss,sa cor
and csla%s. and su@msss Also Hose: Ls "a ,'r,s
HS., , .ss,.d : sss ss No S s1 oaas Sres,
S n.eS soa S :ss s.sisa A'''' 40 - 0'-
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE for SALE:-The
sss' ss e.. Fl s.: I'd y :'' ;A1s
Terms .Is' I.tsIs,S HRP Ss Cot q ~. 6;
Or No s CHast- between IL "dif sISa,s, 1Eaoyrr
sueu. Lot. Tor the rensn, Houses ,o,,a Of las
st. between the Bo-ery and North River Apply 70 NJ
IVY No 81 Bible House. Astor-psee
XxTANTED-A purchaser for several valuable tracts
w ss'sa x y; p.''s WI .ss. ,ss Il.
Ne nsrehsndss For psrsicass inquire 1t No 80 Fulton ..
VONKERs LOTS for SALE CHEAP.Situated
~ On sss Q. seS saGd barn 50 from,
3 20 sSs.. Mo-; o Ss h ~ IisseA''' "''' ~
X7ORKyiILE PROPERTY.-For sale, six lots st
ground Of SD comm. neinf 20 lee. sAs 80 ssd
Each F ~ By u lsi ,ad
sse per cent As tares o S IS SS 100 fee, each
IL f. Je
OK 600 ONLY $500 ,os,d Rs9 S,y..s s.'
%OOUVr: :s peMS ss to Bod as
three stories and with a.. ,se S mia
Wall e P;T Torfs S h spS : '
40 S, LAN n],. Of la FiRsn SIA i
IL. ,rom snnbuy Raj road miles from Lafayette Post Oee
K.n,oo creek passing foil length Of land two mills 20
low fin Der ready Pittsburgh land half level and na1 ni
Gated McKesn County Pa Apply to H. MohioN "a"
Real Estate Ascent, No. 252 Broadway
Cd GO0 "A beautiful COTTAGE HOUSE
"a Z.OUUs in very pleasant neishsothood near od,M,
IA hnt rty minutes from the City Hall BY rsroad lac
hor.e finished the walls allied IN with DICK
o "a Croon back handsome ion'
pisxza with windows court ward front Lot rect
d. SnO AND ONLY $500 in cash required
S.OU. down TO purchase one or two h,ndsoms tnT RE-
nrv and pleasant tne
built hard finished walls throashout court
sd with large front situate on nsN
MYRTLE sv and but IS minutes from Fulton Ferry ,s.
A. ~ HAA CASH-HOUSES for SALE.--The
hsh rents Of the pre.sn. season shonS ina &c.
20 buJ and be their sndotds Two
..s Houses 50 and 80 Morton st. between HUI
SON and Bedford sale IS coo cash the balance on fsvofso
tsrr N not taken BY sth of March will be sold without re-
,.rve 20 the highest bidder auction BY bLEtChEA FOR
particulars apply At No i6 Mortcnst, oa The premises
ShOOO 100 acres of improved Land in the best
8SUOs Illinois yth@ one mile Of the r s6O Osi s s1a
n e.ry application made by letter postpaid to WILLIAM
WILLIAMS Box No ISL Tribune once
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VALUABLE SEVENTH WARD PROPERTY for

thhIy sI JesS Lease q No q Madison O.. with
tvoy te and bscmenr brick House on the satb
ace between Catherine and Msket The 25xco feet ana
nous aoGe s4o ees wss built in the very best cone
yee o By Preserved fah ESQ., for bs private resdsnes
has sohd mahogany doom door 10 psrIo
hslesone enancess with cut ss slooss paro,
ss m.ss nantes hs.fss bot and cold tss ga Croon va
<I non, - oset vsa e IN perfect srdey and Of the
yesIs to run from Nay lss shect renewal o.
e.pi,tien Of es.e f yaus f al the Improvement M
nou WI rent Tor $50 Possession 1t Nay card Of a.
u.u0 ALBERT h. Hf60LAY No 4Bw.d.m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-08

ITO LET-h Murray st. near College-place. large
Il sAssse Bei House Win be arranged Tor Offices or bas
AUG Z KING, Attorney, No sNs..ns., third aoor;
no LET in HOBOKEN-Fye threestory and
baseusat brown fenf HousA Mes and 10 Marion
tsqSi,s q JAMES DxvENFORT No. il wssLlns, C. NY
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miliiuerp, &r.I

nUNSMORE e. BROWN v~,
~ have received their fr, importation Of Leshorn.
and Lawn Bonnets, and will open their wsxcSooms
No 443 Broadway, -,,resOaY
with large and attractive stock of choice goods 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-08

INDIAN QUEEN HOTEL, Wilmington. Del-This
fine esblhmfnt believed be the best kind IN the st
&c let Poss sion be hsd the ash For terms
vpop the premises, No ~ South n-a- Cbesnat Ph
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-08

t'OR SALE-Second av.-The valuable corner Lot
with building corner Of 10 ht md a Ala ,y,
Lo the south SIDE Of stht between the sh .,d arm avn
Terms easy. Apply No les Divisiou-sf + wERR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-08
WANTED to PURCHASE IMMEDIATELY-A

good SUBSTANTIAL ana well built House tbs porh side
lkh; near square possible $4,000 essh win be gwen
Tor and would also siehanSe for another of 100 with
two tine apple cchsds old barnhouse building
stes In the best River h.vue
perb view ofthe river and of the terminus Railroad
with her iron aeea en,enns and making fairy
by night and lovely look further osrtc
rs iare Of until Friday after which be obSed
leave the city, Tag to indisPcsion. for ten DAVIS
y DUNLAP No 90 Bleeeher.,
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WANTED-A House near the city, in some quiet
healthy and ressns place. Of esy and within
nom the City Hall house preferred rot over
80 mailer proportion Address with fan psrticuas
OoUSfkf HOUSE. Box los Tribune 0fce
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-08

FARM r SALE or exchange cry property heated in
hoheoeel Dutete County garter mile north the village Il
~ are. all under hzh STATE Of cultivation has large
9tenAe OF Esfted fruit IN good bearing condition.
as square ed two story and attic house beautifully tus:ed
sIoye o. oeasi maple cherry and plum The othe.
tnle coz s OF tve barns house and
sveI ethr outhouses for farm purposes This well adapted
N Eszns OF summer edence farming From III.
.ie vie. Of the csti mountains ani
rosd Express station FOR frter ns
snsrs inquire Of AUG GAYLORD No Il Piatt-st and w
CHANPLIN No Is Naden-lsne- = = - - -. . w
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bsnssome Farm Of sbou. leo stu on the
Turnpike ro.e seeSt i've ries sbose Bodents~n and
within few hun drd yards the Camden and Auhoy Toe
situation sristly ire and well eicue1 either for com
fosi.be farm homestead iencs or fam
iy being epprosehsbe BY ride Of about puet
nut wharf For terms le apply NICHOLSON Il South
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6ouses iOnnie6.


A HOUSE WANTED in respectable neghborhoOd
"A the upper part Of the city be used fr Boarding hou's
Rent about 5000 Address C. R. a. Broadway Postofce
HOUSES have constant demand
for Houses both to purchase and 0snes will do well
record their property at office. WILLIAMS SON
No. @7 9th avl and is Whilst, O'clock daily
HOUSE WANTED--A lady Of responsibility who
epeed bousekeeper DESTROYS renting house
this where the woad be taken board AID
she would have the privilege Of giving few gentlemen partial
board, would object the charge of
tsmsn Address l. Box, No Ito Tribune Office References
exchanged
DOwER-PRESS PRINTING OFFICE WANTED
Inquire of JOHN Il HALL. No. lis Fulton-st, NY,
DOOM or BASEMENT--With Steam-Power,
III wanted immediately Address PRINTER Tribune Ofies
"ANTED-T0 Lease House with modern i'm.
w proveuaens suitable for small families either the
9Th Wards ADDRESS paid LEWIS LAN0 No 5oa WASH
instonSt, New.York
WANTED-From the LIST Of May. by small, re-
w spectacle family Pan OF well built brick House in good
provemenis and families embrace parlor
kicbep kc for which fair price will be paid
Address SCHUYLER box sL Pest 0hee stating loo ston
family ard WIN to be References EXCHANGED
WANTED to HIRE.-A good Brick Dwelling
House. furnished with the modern improvements su,ied
above Ahst Address ISL Post-Ofee
WANTED to RENT DOWN TOWN A large
airy Cellar Cellar and small Store for which b
srs rent will be paid BY puncsual Apply No q!
Pearlst-
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EOK SALE--:2 Lots at a bargain, near Avenue A,
j. with .pudd privilege very desirable for manufc-
turing ard basement brick Houses Oh fanc
30 Land In Rsysnswood the East
River ouses In B1,Lwck n miles Peck slip Ferry for
Sl,I0 and 81 400 J. HOuLE NO 20 ofoa1"y,
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IT, s. Navy YARD Gosposr, Va. Jan % 1874
YINO c. f DETMOLD, Esq PRESIDENT Of "
folly, youf 0bedient sefVant =.
JARVIS, Inspector U. 8 Navy Yard, 0ospo"'' "
OFFICE ov raE Hsw.YoRx Asp hstlsoot,

The Steamers IL this Company erclusvoly the Zine e
manufactured by IN. NsvJersey Zinc Company-sxpsnsnes
ing proSed m decided upsoty Oyer all other esias
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-08

threstory Lot with Stables Flower ana Vsgeta
permanent country resiGeace
Lot by feet deep For particulars apply 70
l. COHEN Wlien-st
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ITO LET-To a small family, or for genteel bust
ns,s ars floor basement No. 81 Spdnsst ner Broad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-08

INOR SALE-A neat and well built two story Cot
tsseHouse containing with plot of ground 20
feet o b. s4and 81 which well stocked with ffn es
gJe and shrubber The above pleasantly suited IN "A h.
between and the East River opposite the
Edeuce Of Mr. Curtis Inquire the premses after
Z a Any nur 10 Sa-mKdaY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-08

EOR SAL E-TwO or three neat Frame Cottages in
9Th Wsd Brooklyn enent to stage routes OF prices
o $50 ST. each aud possession immediately Oay 30
qued mortsg for Of years APP
,ft No 10 M.dis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-08

FOR SALE-Tbe excellent three story brick House
No IS Sds NEAR 2av containing the modera improve
ment The leer .sd the Apply
TO WILLIAM FARNHAA, No. u Wsrrens, corner Of
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TlNO LET-The premises No. 125 6th-av., Running
through with shelves and counter complete An
excellent location Retail Dry Goods business Appyo
j NJ BEACH M. i5j Broadway.
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TINO LET-Separate or together second story front
roon with Pantry Bedrooms with without Board
References given and required. Apply At No SO Whtes'
THO LET-In South Brooklyn, q modern-built House,
furnace bath &c The will be taken board
immediately References exchanged Inquire
Nn Rail MAI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-08

TOR SALE-The frst-class three-story and attic
briel House No 70 I5st, Irving place Also neat
conyepient Houe No lis Dud+ Brooklyn one mile rom the
eiry c'se 70 cusRi Is JssRtS3 Nos PAID "A Frspkfor
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Instruttion.

&C.-New Students will be r.
p c.ived th, week upon favorable terms for prsesa ulon
Book Arithmetic &c a. RENEVLLE'S Rooms No q
Brosdway Separate instruction esch and thorous
kIowleds imp artod to all. Open day aud evening
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1854-11-15

with astonishing rapidity has spread through the
South as we'll as through the North. If the inten-
ton is to found new party, we have objections
to it. provided its principles its aims and objects be
made known If they such as approve, we
shall say so; if not, shall war against them. But
we never expect to leave the Democratic party for
any other. 1t is sufficient for US, and its principles
carried into operation sufficient for the prosperi-
ty and honor of our country. The Whig party is
rent asunder and dead and its leaders and political
aspirants know it. and they only seeking to bind
its corpse to the electric body of Know Nothingism
to galvanize it into momentary life hoping to ride
into Office upon the current. For fifteen years the
Whig party lorded it over the Democratic party in
North Carolina; and that the latter has got
into power, will Democrats suffer themselves to be
seduced into cooperation with those against whom
they have warred long, and at last successfully
Can they doit?
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1854-11-15

Extracts from letter from our Washington Cores
pondent, dated
NOVEMBER 4, 1854.
"In. connection with the European and as aeon
sequence oft may refer to the conclusion of treaty
between the United States and Russia, incorpora-
ting into the LAWS ofNations far the contracting
powers are concerned the American doctrine that
"free ships make free goods" and the property of
neutrals found en- an enemys ship is not subject to
seizure unless contraband Of war. The text Of this
treaty appears in the Union of yesterday morning,
and although it is not Of much consequences to our
trade maratime power it is gratifying to know that
on American doctrine has thus been recognized as
international law by of the first class powers Of
the globe. At the commencement of hostilities be-
tween Western and Eastern Europe, England and
France made known their determination to observe
the same rule during the present wsr. They are
not yet ready to make this doctrine part Of public
law through treaty stpulations, but probably they
win find it to their interest hereafter, in contests
with other powers that may arise to observe II IS
rule. 81 q 80
From the tone Of paragraph in recent number
Of the Union it appears that the Administration re-
CARDS the acquisition Of Cuba as . measure the
complishment of which is to be secured by every
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1854-11-15

~ DUNCAN K. McRAE, Esq, United States
Consul at Paris, arrived here day or two since on
brief visit to his friends Mr.. McRae it is under
stood, the bearer of dispatches to the general
government from the late conference of American
Ministers at Ostend, Belgium. He came, and will
probably return in the steamer Arabia His stay
will necessarily be short.
The nature of the dispatches has not transpired !;
but the presumption is from the attitude of Euro
psan powers towards each other, and towards this
country, and from the relations at present between
Spain and the United States that they arc of much
Importance.
Mr.. McRaes numerous friends in all parts of the
State will be pleased to learn that he is in excellent
health and spirits. His residence abroad has not
diminished but rather increased his enthusiastic de-
votion to his native land
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1854-11-15

az The Washington Union, in the course of q
searching and able article in relation to the secret
order of Know Nothings, says:
"When we see this organized and arrogant party
looking forward to the country of the nation-pre-
paring in their eager zeal for power to
troll of the general government itself-we may with
out injustice to the truth, appeal to their brief
perience in great and populous city like Philadel
phia, as monument of the proscrptive, intolerant
and licentious nature of their policy and their pur
poses. If Henry Clay and Daniel Webster still lived
among us, and happened to be members of the Cath
olic church, nothing could save them from being
discarded and disfranchised. An Irishman like the
gallant Shields, his health still suffering form the
wounds received in recent conflicts would be reject
ed. IfJohn Bell George E. Badger, John NJ Clay
ton, &C., &C., we'll known wings leaders, were the
sons of Irishmen, or Frenchmen, or Germans, their
doom would be written in advance; for, be it under
Stood that up to this moment there has been no ex-
ception in the unsparing prescriptions of this new
party. AT least they are impartial, and as the case
of Joseph R. Chandler shows, they do not hesitate
to strike at the most deserving and most esteemed
citizens if they within their iron and despotc
rule. Nothing thus far has appalled, or appeascd
them; they pursue their victims with Unsuitable
vengeance, and when they cannot justify they refuse
to explain"
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NuMbna lo4s.

honorable means In i6 power. English opinion,
judging from Q recent article In Blockaoood Is SET
Ting down upon the conviction that Cuba viii Ger
tainly be In few years. and that the best thing
for British holders Of Spanish bonds il for Spain TO-
cede to the United States for consideration willis
she has the power Of doing The Spanish Treas,
ury is bankrupt, and the Spanish bonds Aforesaid
are worthless unless Uncle Sam win endorse them
in consideration Of being permitted to emSrace tho
"Queen Of the Antilles {" The recent assassination,
Of Castanedo in Havana the betrayer Of Lopez, and
the proceedings attending his funeral, show
the feeling Of dsafection to Spanish rule among the
Creo}es IN Cuba Recently, rumors hsve reached
here Of an approaching outbreak in the Island, but
as our means Of Information are so limited il IL i'm
possible to know to what degree of credit the rmor
is entitled. !. -s- y - s... -,
-
/ am glad to see that the press of North C.roains
is devotng some attention to the establishment Of
military Institution similar to that in Virginia and
many other States The education afforded by these
Institutions Is exactly such:a one as to make the
most useful citizens do not mean to dspreciata
in value the course of studies pursued at Colleges
generally perhaps it is the best preparation for the
future acquisition of either of the learned profess
ions. But with us there are thousands of persons
graduating at our Colleges who don't study profess
sons who enter at into the practical details Of
life and business Forsuch scientific rather than .
classical course of studies would be the best prepar
ation hope that the Legislature will give the SUBJ
ject its careful attention, and adopt some plan to
effect the immediate establishment of the North Ca
rolina Military Institute" +i
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TUST RECEIVED, AT F. MAILER 4 cos,
% (next door to w. L. Pomeroy.)
FOR THE LADIES' -. :.


Reticulss at all prices,
Berlin and French Baskets of all Styles
Work-boxes new Rucocco style - : e. -
Pearl plate and other Desks, .-7 r.
Leather and painted Portfolios, E.... ~ -s.s..
Card Cases of pearl, shell and paper mache,
Card Receivers, very fine of Terra Gotta,
Ink-stands of Terra Gotta, Alabaster, &c, -
Jet Bracelets, Breastpns and Necklaces of all syIes
Perfumed French Bracelets, &c, &C.. .,,s -5-,ss
FOR THE GENTLEMEN. r srt
Cigars of all the leading Brands, comprising:
The Upman, Lamartine, Primra, Jockey Club Constan.
ca Evdenca &C. To persons buying by the quantity
allow cost price with 10 per cent Commission.
Chewing Tobacco well supplied with all brands Persons
buying by the quantity charge Manufacturers prces,
Smoking Tobacco, fine, mild, well favored Brands.
Walking Canes Of all styles. Il. =. - a.
..r'. FOR THE CHILDREN. .- -
China Tea and Dinner ses fine Knives and Forks India
Rubber Combs Boys Guns, Secretaries, WheelbarrowA
Carriages Doninoes Back CANNON Boards, Chess men, Diff
ferent games Kid Wax China and India Rubber Dolls
Crying Babies India Rubber and Tin Toys, h. &c
MISCELLANEOUS.
Clocks in Mahogany and Iron cases. Ss hours and day
Clocks. 1870. -s. - isz
White blue and canary glass Cahdestieks, new style.
Paris China Candesticks, Razors and PockeIKnves OF
the most celebrated makers Emerson and Tiltons
Strops All articles for the Toilet Poytmouaies
Pockefbooks Cigar cases best Italian and English Guitar
Strings Flower vases, 6c- &c. s~e-.sf ls- -
FOR THE HUNTSMEN. = s~zGs{
Game bags Powder Flasks Powder Horns Shot Bsgs,
Walkers and g. d. Caps, Shot Dupopfs Rife Powder,
Travelling Companions, Willow Flasks &e-, DC,
Price and quality warranted to give universal satisfaction
Come and see. =. .
r. AAHLER 60.
Nov. 9, 1854. -. sl. ~ ~sr5 - 1ol-
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