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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-06
TIE GApsDEN TREATY.

Tie Gadsden treaty hangs FIRE in the senate aud
there Is reason TO hope iE will be defeated Certainly
If II cores out Of the ordeal 90 which it /. subjected
in the prolonged discussions of the daily Secret
Session held upon -if il survive tue vigofou. ana
well considered opposition made to il by some of the
ablett senstorsit must possess vitality that defes
appreciation Indeed. such an event would 90 fa- 20
confirm tie statement which is ISL now so current
that brides are relied on to ca ~ il through and thai
as much hundred thousand dollars is proIered for
Senatorial vote Here Is q treaty made under the
immediate auspices OF set OF spectators. whose
greed may be known from the fac that they
want the Government 70 pay them some millions for
What hAs not cost them quarter OF million and il
rot worth what il cOst-snd the ratification OF tbi,
treaty 1t is proposed to obtain BY wholesale corruption
Ia only merit, apart from thi fact is that /, settles
the Mesa Valley question, and relieves Us Of the OBJ
LEGATION 70 keep in order the northern Indians of
Mexico. On the other laSd, it gives us the WORT
possible boundary makes US pay enormously for this
Iernicious line. and for tract Of land which with the
exception Of Mesiiia, is vOrthless-and Ell, A. once
the Golfers of Santa Anna ard of the spectators ars
said. 1t might appropriately be called Treaty. 70
swipdie the United States and enrich His Serene
Hglness Gen. Santa Anna a, well as certain private
Snd patriotic Americans"
The only parties who have warm interest in the
ratification this convention are these gentlemen and
tire Mexican Dictator With both of these parties il
Is pecunsry question, but with the Dictator espe
caly He locks to it for the means of sating his am
bitten with tide and power which Only one Next
can before him has enjoyed. Give hiu the fifteen mil
ont which tbi. treaty provides and be is at once able
fit cut ard maintain army powerful enough TO hold
in check all latent impulses OF rebellion and to pro
claim himself Emperor 10 security. Without such
force lie hardly undertake advance beyond his
present position, for the republican feeling is sill
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-06
xxxInp CONGRESS. FIRST sEsaos

SENATE. W,sHISsroS, Wednesday April $. 1854
Mr. BRIGHT appeared in his sea, for the frs, tine Il
two months.
The bill for the relief Of Wm. Glade Jones taken
up and passed.
MIR FETIIT reported bill supplementary to the AZ
confirming private land claims in Missour aod the sam
was taken up and passed.
Several petitions and reports we're presented
NJ. GEYER introduced bill TO aid in the construcso,
OF certain railroads in Missouri by gran, Of portion
public land.
Mr. THOMPSON Ky introduced bill to authors,
the recovery OF assets OF blnkrups when the same hv,
them.
The Senate at 20 minutes past - went into Executive
Session At 81 O'Clock tho doors were opened aud tie
Senate adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-06

IL the Senate, yesterday, Mr.. BRIGHT of Indiana
appeared in tls seat for the first time in two month
4 bill supplementary TO the act confirming private
land claims in Missouri, reported and the sane
was taken up az d passed. A bill was introduced to
authorize the recovery OF assets of baukrupts when
tie fame have been concealed or not specified ia the
schedule filed by them-refeIred to Committee on
Finance. The Senate then proceeded to the consider
alton OF executive business, and at 8! o'clock ad-
jOuTned.
la the House of Representatives the consideration
of the bill equalizng the grants of land among the
States wss postponed until TUESDAY next The Com
mittee on PostOfices ana Post-Rosds reported back
TO the House the bill introduced by Mr.. Churchwel
prov Gpg for the transportation of mail between
New Orleans ind San Francisco A resolution was
adopted requesting the President 10 furnish copies of
the core p0nJence between the United States Charge
d'AGares at Vienna and the Safe Department rela-
tive TO the arrest OF the Rev. Mr.. Richmond and
alsO the correspondence relative to the rejection of
the American Charge t, Trieste. The House then
sumed the cOnsde OF tho General Appr0pr alton
bill -Four speeches made upon the Nebraska
bib Mctsrs CHANDLER of Pennsy lvania NICHOLS
OF Ohio, aud WAsHBURN of Illinois spoke in opposition
70 the bil and Nj SMITH of Tennessee, in favor of it.
The Committee then and the House adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-06
THE LATEST NEWS
RECEIVED by
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
FROM WASHINGTON
Special Dispatch 10 The Y. rfibc,s

Special Dispatch 70 The n Y Tfhune
WASHINGTON, wednesday, April s ls;l
The Gsdsden Treaty nos 80 long before the Sonata ~
be decided 20 Some think there is large al.
the bottom which makes water fast that il viii suk
Others say that will ost but ii win be tish, 50 ,es..
The rumor that Mr. ToUoEY and Mr. ISsxRsoLr n
pray for change OF from Connecticut to Atkins
is wholly uDfoundtd.
The President declares that the Nebraska bin Is d,G.
measure and tina, it must 60 through at all hazsrds
The Presdsn. sent to :he House to-day two resr, :
more Of copies of correspondence between the S,re d,
psItmsnt ard the Spanish Government covering all M
tiers a, issue between the two countries for series Of W.
past More similar documents VII hereafter be tn
mted
The papers sent in today have not been formally III,
before the House but VIII be to morrow
The Committee Foreign Affairs hiss not VET done an,
thing beyond talking the Black Warrior affair bsse,
above documents will enable them to make out casa
Geronimo Roca has been recognized as Consul Of S,sn
at Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-06

taken by the admirers of the carngtrsde during toe
earlier part Of this century Such departure 90 our
side from high ncipe-sueb grOyeling co nmercial
view of the affairs Of the world, weighing money
profits against the deatc sganes of nations-found its
solution in cur war of 1872 and the commercial dsss
tiers which followed that period. There is no more
suferugs of Europe SO to argue presupPoses weak
head AID bad heart though represented by en-
tire con mercial communities.
Another consideration, Independent of tie chances
Of cur being involved in the war il the loss sustain
ty reaction when the war is concluded, the belige
rents too poor TO buy. The extra farms are worth
less the capital invested in them longer yie Is for
feverish demand requires feverish supply AMI pros
tration eusues to whsteyer extent healthy
Of action has been oyerstepped. still greater con
sideraton and one which Commerce uniformly de
spises. is the value of Man. Europe at peace nov
Yields US some $50 600 immigrants year. Surprising
each Of these worth 81 000-they worth il as hu
man usc'e-t is sum 10 us of $780, 100000. THREE
HUNDRED AND FIrTY MILLION DOLLARS YEAR
every cent of it by immigration-a sum resembling
that of The value of the entire real estate of the City
of New York Now, in the name Of Political EcOGo-
my, how does the largest figure Of the profits of Com
MERGE in grain compare with that Not five per
cent of that sum VIII the grandees of this worli,
who think 50 little of Humanity of Man, AMI much
of Corn Cotton and Tobacco think Of this and ask
themselves how much we will lose by this immigra-
tiOn STAYED as il will be by the hand Of Europe.
and stopped altogethe if we become involved in that
war, 1t is a theme for solemn thought.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-06
rRIGHTFLZ ACCIDENT IN 4 PERCUSSIO
CAP MAAUFACTORY
TWO WOMEN AND ONE MAN INJURED.


Yesterday afternoon frgkful accident oocu red in the
percussion cop mspuficiory Of Frederick Mse.smlf To-
Gated in The fourth story Of the building NJ 81 AIMS by
which two women and one man wsre injured.
About 81 o'clock daring the absence of the proprietor,
The employees in the establishment consisting OF three
your women and one man, were engaged in preparing
and putting up the caps
Wbe thus at work, about two table spoons full Of the
Illuminating powder used in charging the caps by
accident other, fl upon the loading machine, and
instantly exploded with report which heard for
distsnce 10 the neghborhooJ The shock ire
mercous and was felt throughout the whole building A
large number Of csps already prepared blown about
the eftabshmsnt into the partitions aud through the win
COWS and docIs.
Four heavy ceps were driven into he right breast Of
Misa Ann McCulo.h, pen tr4ins the lung and eaasng
four ouuds large enough for the insertion Of man s
finger
Three of the cap driven into the In shoulder Of
Miss Maria Gordon causing severe wound
Mr.. Alexander Lelsr severely injured about the
head being bmntd by the powder when it exploded
The ioa Of the establishment and a rtl- girl also
mpOyod in tie nlanufactory narrowly escaped pjur!
ceiving only slight shocks
The ipiur raries taken 10 TIE Second Ward Sta
ton House and from thence conveyed to the NswYork
Ho pts by Policemen Rice and Simmons While at the
Station House they attended by DR. lame bu, be
vss unable to extract the cops
Miss McCuogh is so badly injured that there is bu little
hope entertained OF her recovery
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-06

A correspondent Of Tie Bradford &C. w Herald, in
speaking Of the progress the age and the benefits OF
railroads says:
In the year sO7 It was advertised in Detroit tia a
vessel would leave that port for Buffalo Spring opened
ard navigation was resumed But 10! ia this solitary
craft there but passengersnd on reaching BI
stage TO 20 on to Canandaigua He told there was
hut one stage a week and thai had just gone This was
common wagon VIVA. mighty changes has time effected
by the nsrumeu.ay Of inventive genius in modes OF
travel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-06
BY SANDY HOOK PRINTING TELEGRAPH

1nE HIcHLASDs, wednesday. April shutdown
No inward bound vssse in sgit Wind light from he
south Weather hazy.
The steamships North Stsr and Northern Lightdi,chrssi
with their pilots nineteen psrsona Who bad slowed them
selves aEsy among the freight Tho pilo.boat No. 8
landed them tie point Of the IIoos, where they viii
probably have to wait until the mkt goes up
portion Of the crowd eppssr to be quite respectable snd
among hem are three ladies Of whom says she was
seeing friends Off and the steamer started before shs
could get ashore
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-06

FIRE N BRooKLYs AND SERIOUS AccIDEST.-Abou / /
O'Clock last night Ere broke out in of range OF six
stables owned By Chas kelsey in Willow st Atlantic.
and TIE whole enve.oped in flames Thence the
fire communicated with three 'Tame dwelling houses The
buair gs all old and valued at about 500 each,
and 1.-The stables aud contents valued about $500 each
james Higgins knocked dona BY tue falling cor.
Of Of the houses AID at frat thought he
kled but at Il O'Clock there hopes of his eventual
recay4rv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-06
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT PATERSON. Nj

paterson, n. j. Wednesday, April 5, 1854
Gre broke out ia this place about O'Clock this MIRA
ing which consumed the large factory known as the ot
Mil with It's entire coltents OF machinery tools Sc ms
building occupied b. the following persons The a'
ohirists Association machine shop Z. X Young co'''a
mill Eoden Drew machine shop John Kyle siik fse-
tory Three adjoining Dwelling houses we're partially Goa
ruined The loss estimated at $4,000 Insurance sbons
$4,000 L. IL supposed to have been the work Of an ia
eendisry.
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arrtul )qrk Daddy OH, t}'aas,
THURSDAY, APRIL 6, 1854
~ cO2GESPONDENTs

poic can be ken Communications "elts7er
nlened for insertion Be % by .nt ne a1
pscesal, for pun1's-ipo oz -
gasrauty Of bis good fsifh
cs1not uncerfsse To- return rejected Comm nicsH11
10 Our FRrNps Subscribers n sendg rcqusny
emit TO tho tho PoOce and rery lenty
OF the State which their Is 10 be ssna"ay
mention the Of the Posi-tlfice and STATE
inR have tho direction of The TRIBUNE changed
must state the old u9ofess Sel az the new.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-06

By our telcgraphie dispatch from Hartford we learn
that The entire vote for Governor of Connection, is
about CT 0G0-Of which Ddtton, (Whig) received
about 1880 Chapman, (Temperance) about 10, 500
lDgham, Democrat $4,000; and IIOohen about 27oO.
The Senate VIII standwhigs. II; Democrats, / aud
the House 1872 Wings and Free Sellers and 81 Demo
crats
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-06

Tlis makes about twO.thirds of the sun thought
necessary in order to enable the Exhibition to COM
mtuce tue season IA rly. We trus. there will he no
difficulty in promptly making up the balance. Every
business establishment 10 the City will nd the iogtst
ucpt GOOD ere.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-06

Under our Geographic head we give the returns,
far us heard of the election held in Rhode Island yes
terdsy for State Officers. Although very incomplete
they are sufficient 10 show that the Wings viii have
control ofthe State VIM w. HoppD, the Wing can
Cidate for Governor, is elected.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-06

TIE subscription FOX tickets to the Crys'al Palace is
going forward with he proper to The energy
with which Il is urged b! he President OF the Asso
c.a'ior, Mr.. Balpum On Monday we announced yari-
Gus sub .cripriops to tie amount Of 1856 Co., and now
we are able to mike the following additions 70 the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-06

WINDOW SHADE MAEUFACTURERs-LACE CUR
ruNs CopgoEs &C -KELTY FEsevs9s sre Tue most OK
r,ye Window sLtde I8sngfseuTsrs in the STATE. ga my
isye at their Nee zei Broadway and 81 Rss1s-st
az In sock which hey Offering % e sn aiganss
on III cost ho large stock ~ Lsee Carains
a. Sc telling of ~ 4ctiop pflc.s
lind ,f sbsee, usdc choice To- Of gold border
Sl.l.a I.nn lcrri 10, lr.ne 4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-06

TX President Fillmore has ben invited to visit Oh res
,on the guest of the city and he is expected to be
pres ut at tic Commercial Convention which assemblies
there on the 10th inst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-06

The rrcs for advertising IN hs WEEKLY TRspNE gill href
b. FIFTY CENTS line each insertion
The circulation Of the Weekly alooe hss reached the rupr
..dertsd number OF 1873 Csc copies
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-06

SPRING STYLE or CATER ROOTS-As much
tpo~dge have had ofths and k CASrREL Of No
SO BoweIy ooniess s fascinating style
bis spring OaIs SLIPPERS and BukiDs He eopsed
he sells his aud
shnss pair TiS IleTods aeroa" We suppose
Cok rs;al Palace prize he disposed sell cheaper
an sry body che from elm ~ and communicable pride
sid e 10 see his hsn oA Cncns be dainty feet Of
fair kelks
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-06
EARTHQUAKE AT ST. JAGo DE CUBA

BosToS Wednesday, April ;. 1854
The schooner Orion, from ST Jsgo reprts ihs on the
light Of March II shocks Of earthquake were e
that piece violently ,hADg the buildings and the chipping
In fie larbor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-06

Second hand Pianos at great bargains from S35 to
$40; made by Nuns CLARK octave In use
byt few moths for 500 Fosr made by T. Gilbert cost
f4a nearly S2a epd Bou or Pianos let Mso.
d. Heed Organs The largest
prses Wholesale retail Prices st5 as FGe SIS so0 s
fl0 Hallst Davis Coz unIivsed PerOs wiz; AID without
Eoisn Asohuert constantly band and fo
fsies Dealers supplied At f-etciy pficss
A CarnoN y, ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-06

Albert Ii. NICoLAY holds his regular semi weekly
sale OF Socks ard Bonds TINS DAY y O'Clock the Net
ehshis fxehs'ee for faoher particulars his ~
NelIiss IN An0thrL eolann
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-06

SnAwLs! SHAwLS -LEADDEhTER {, LEE, No. 3i7
Broadway their entire stock ui Broch6
Calm Tibet and Crspe shswls greatly Ielgcd prices Also
Ladies' Travelling Shawl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-06

Stop THIEF ia the cry of the culprt to divert the
Pr bile mdceds which Illustrated tee advertise
men, NJ Singer uit pending against for infringing
Morey johnson We have suits % Try In the
Ispes believing that the best method OF ncng inposes 10
are ossrous seeing certified ctpy OF the Johnson
tent they do BY oa At Office No. BogdSsy.
RAY l. n,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-06

IS 1000 600! -CARPETs For THE MILLION HI
AnpERsoS ten spacious ssles Rooms 40 90 BoweIy re-
plefe spoaoid Medallion Velvet Tapsty, Brussels and In
grain Carpets low prices Good Ingram Cepofs 81 to
Oh Cloths 26, ~, 81 81, ami Velvet Carpets IA, al liz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-06

The HUDSON kIVER.-AmOIg the objects TO be seen
the mtrn Of this river which worthy attention
Sons Of tss,e ,bs sesl snrusrt goe. Aept by Nj JOHN
GREAfoN No. .6i GreeDW W1S0v
sye otl Scrolls Goie Eort Parer HauEns ace
aud hon Cntsirs tne hDg oessnt tasty
tusintss l. kept at No SCI Gscenwiehsi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-06
R.rcur,oss HAIR DYE is still the leading article.
WHOLESALE BOOK AND STATIONERY HOUSE
On the cssb Plsn

NssoN RROTgEEs, No = fsrs-foN'
Al 1use ojer Ntesvs q p-i7
"a erocE T. rcogs STATIcFtRY Tor 4 ~ 9nlT- a..
line Fcicnlsed ~ - nhfg -As,
h-. ..st snail compared with their Dfy e33a. .i-
.e and o,her 6s this crcr instance sots l1te eon
ipess who o. time % 81 ssf
tfts order make r the l1oses a. extra
sy IN eolsed bushes Of snai! snernts We Ea'e
Soosd iutiae toe plan Of small fIols cagMyi--
I'D Ter.as AM invite County Merchants . ca "a
AID a6gs TO- tn llsees Il the Ss'rs asf can maze Il "
Ccsh 70 worth willie. ~. Il. IL 80
"a eYferfyelv selling School Books 10 the c9ahy " N
isc ifs Es Enslf P-ssc3
OR eafion 4 sry central AID easily found san4 o. - -.
the ~ ins PsTE aoe
,vgd sess orr ssps psnsubeY the rsrle Missy
INATTTRs PROFESSORS and TEACHERS OF ,ne
vIoIix are invited examine spS tes. pa
er.fd Eey q This Board oae ishn o. al tS
IeInes placed he strings parallel 70 tns on ~
is the perfectly Zee AID ofeoi tho keys are
nav board projecting above The op sna are I'm "a
ts finger strue held Gr pro9qeins eash ne az eu
viii tie seurscy note witAn tne 3n o. M S
siusrt ard By the offpipgs ee sns the tes wh t1s
qukIes or vusb every valley II sake pr1dac:d wa ia
enr difficult assss being the same - tle hos.i
IS The tHpe ssch 1y Inarsec WITH is pei sa'i, s
srsh-g the performer 10 an the chr1atc c5s
win perfection ue!y oIoases In ,5a on aiye
fss sesdy pero The ol play he KEYED
Il sht Eh f,iy ana sccurse stop ma WI. ol''s @
yftale impOy Il into iTmediste and genera pee iu
Ked bosrd few moueat' Or be attached 70 any
violin AK removed without Ia way Affecting 'A III
erurnert Msr-fseto-y No lSl Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-06

n CAID-SPRING CL0THNG.--NOw ready an extern
sye Of sntiey and weniads Clothing adapted
TO the and trimmed Ia the best and viii Do sod
the los est pcss blc prices
BAH articles guaranteed 10 be exactly represented
EpWsRp n HACkE1r CaSing nnoriun NO. l6 FnltA.-s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-06
1900 God. border. d and Transparent Window Shades

whoe sale eisi gree bargains at JsSEos Wisd9g
Shade Paper Hsnepg AID Curtain Emporium Nos 10 AID ~
p. arls Cbs.bam-st Alec Lace Muslin sad
Daus,I urtsir Git Cornces Bsns Pins Lc1O holders Draper
Tsses Bluf AID White Linens Table OH o.l Conpstiion
StftJ. Call ara examine.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-06

PIANOS IT Gilbert & Co.'S Worlds Fair First Pre-
MUM rsrc with without ne 4oeso WITH IRON frames sad
fim az Hcllet Co J; Iorsce Wsert Psgo muueu,st
prsy him Joss poRef Of tone aud elasticity OF
toueh Gllefpe toutos Pieces The eNtnlye music
o. No SIS Broadway collection Of raos uaeqused ia
the vety Of elegance aud durability o. structure
and cheapre Il price BY ohsr house IN
other city OF the Uned States Sol Wholesale
OF etr,llo as csrb be had the fsctoTifs
HosacE Waters sole Agent, No. 90 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-06

BUYERS Of CsrpeDgs, dc, will find it to their inter
eat exsmne the Foreign and Domestic
hetuIe, the Warehouse of YOUNG JAYNE No Ar Pesrs
Madison importers DE- aleTs In Carpets Oil Cloths &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-06

BLACK SILKs! BLACK SILKS We have just re-
Bsck silks Of superior make which selling
cltsp LEADrsATER LEE No 3i1 BrOsdway Lsona'd g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-06

FAIRBANKS PLATFORM SCALES.-LOne known, So
vefeli textei always risbt DE acknowledge
fMRaASKs 4 Co. No. 81 Wate.st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-06

HARMONIOUS ron CHURCHES, LECTURE Rooms,
4eThcse instruments have from is sops price
from Ss0e s2.6 They equs
eore 81 zoo They are 10 beautiful occupy
lees than and appearance
WIN uALl Soy n. 80 AnnadN..A cnnn-a M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-06

SEWING MACHINEs--BA Gs-BAGs-- SINGERS Sin
ale esded Sewing bags St1 uaequacd radiiy
sshf wards and the absolutely perfect 1he
these machines secured me original Morey
Johnson pstent sntsd 10 1910 We hsse filed 6 10 equity IL
Co nom nfrusiog patent The "so .h principle will IN
due time be properly DlusiJst d . -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-06

MELoDEoNs.-An assortment Of MclOde0ns larger
found here ese IN the cy comprising ood
Bsi6ws Organ Melodeons with two hants Of Keys and
H. W Smiths heodtoDs for chn,s purity aud power OF tone
superior all Others The Only
tuned the tqual Sole Wholesale retail great
iaresrs HOnAcE WATERS Sole AaerE No Broad say
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-06

AUBtSSON CARPETS AubussOn Carpets! Au'
lrson splendid AID Carpet
The c0ors AZ
they viii not fade Of the mos. eabora
md only 81 aud o. perysrd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-06

SPLENDID CABINET FURNIIURE.-Ihe undersigned
respectfully inon he snds aud rarons thy arc
still 20 he fornc az the old sand No SIS Pear
t.re Furniture Rosewood and Mshognv
fashtolety made % which hey
teGs " It'll all the niodein lpq prove r L. RowE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-06
81 0OO REwARp. 4 AUnON-S SEWING Machines

81 900 Observation-Disclosures NiNG MACHINES
an ptsons usns selling mans wing mo hines W hoat
license from me Infringing patent OF 81 emDer ~
1876 penalties Of the law SseG h' Of ice2cs IN
decision VI the United states
the Of the Singer machines ~ assac 1s the
c humbug No si the GTeeDo0gh patent and the sJ0
vsnd 80 -. -,
TIE sboye caution 'pplies to the one thssd" naehne go
called infringement OF patent anf viii be prosecuted
accordingly Copies tie deeon Of the U9tsd States Court
stopping the machines In esdy
kT fee distribution OF my Cfhce
Tne industrious ozes Of EewYOl" VIII do well to read
.p ss IsFRIsCf,C M4cHiSEs ARE LIABLE
TO Tnr "Tos Boston conspaors" OF whom NJ siogef
much those who know a1d Law s1d
and by all OUTLAWS
ELIAS FOwE Jr, No. SO Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-06

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Game. fuit Of al Kinds Vegetables Pickles Fish Oysrs ana
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ing removed from hst has opeued the spcoa Market * No
40 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-06

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