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Butte record., 1854-08-26

.Gs- letter from prominent democrat
in Michigan, says-'Thc wings and niggers
Of this State have amalgamated. in opposition
to the Nebraska measure" What glorious
national party the wings are, TO be sure =
Will the voters of California send couple Of
wings to Congress, to assist in closing the
Nebraska territory against settlers' Re-
member that the whig leaders in their State
Convention denounced the Nebraska as hum
bug that could not come between them and
their whiggery." If the voters of northern
California do not wish to send men to Con-
gress to close the newly opened territory, and
thus force the Pacific railroad through on our
southern borders, they should vote for Denver
and Herbert.
Butte record., 1854-08-26
NATIONAL MEASURES.

~ - IOA* - ~ VI A~[As7A
There has probably never been greater
number of important National measures be.
fore the people tn n has engaged the arfo-
tion of the present democratic congress nu.,
democratic administration. Some Of them o,s
already completed, and others are in process
of negotiation In the present election of
congressman from this State, it would BE-
well for the people to consider these measures
and also to bear in mind that the wings as a
party, have ever opposed measures ike those
enumerated below, and which have added 10
our Importance and prosperity as a nation.
Those of our citizens who favor the annexation
Of the Sandwich Islauds, should examine the
history of our nations past career. and by
so doing ascertain whether the election OF
whig Congressman is likely to hasten an event
so important to our rapidly increasing com.
mercal relations Are the wings, who bat
few years since opposed the annexation Of
Texas, and who are now, in portions Of the
Union, opposing the Nebraska bill, which
opens for settlement large extent Of fertile
territory, likely to favor the annexation OF the
Sandwich Islands. Ii they do their ideas OF
national measures and national extent AM
Importance since the days Of Jefferson for
then they opposed the purchase OF Louisiana,
which brought the Mississippi river into the
Union, a stride that according to wing proph-
cts would prove disastrous to the Union.-
Here are the measures, as cotempOrary
enumerates them VIII the voters of Butte
county examine them, and remembering the
position OF the two parties upon like questions
heretofore, cast their votes and influence for
those who have upheld the honor and pruspor-
ity OF our common country. Among the ig-
portang measures before the present congress
we enamerate the following: The treaty
between Mexico and the Unitel States, By
which are to pay ten millions for route to
the Pacific, large accession Of tertiary, an
extinguishment Of certain Mexican claims
against the United States under the treaty Of
Gauialoupe Hldalgo, an1 otsor advantages
and considerations. The reciprocity and fish
ing treaties between Great Britain and tae L.
S, and intended more particularly for tho
benefit OF the east. The annexation Of the
Sandwich Islands, said to have been partially
determined upon, By authority gwen to our
commissioners to accept the position Of protee-
tor y treaty between The United otstes and
Japan, by which three OF the ports Of that
kingdom are opeuel to American commerce.
The acquisition of Cuba by purchase or con-
quest. The reorganization Ct The nayy, AMI
an establishment Of the apprenticeship sys-
TEN for the increase OF seaEea. 4 n.Ol'h-a-
uon OF the tariff, ana the building Of the Pa
citic railroad The withdrawal Of the African
squadron. and the adoption Of means for the
p o;ection of the merchant marine Of cur
coast.
Butte record., 1854-08-26

~ The State Journal says iLaS Mr Ben
ham in his speech al Sacramento, While spea-
king of the Pacific Railrt al, said 'the route
through the Messilla Valley was the oaly one
worth considering, and abused a democratic
a ADMINISTRATION for not including the Messilla
Valley in the treaty Of Gaudalupe Hidalgo IN
oyder tGf lce might hare railroad rOttfe 10
the Pacific" The voters of nerthcrn Cali
fOrnia would do well to bear this TACT in mind
while it is not too late to counteract his sec
tional influence
Butte record., 1854-08-26

WGrHDRAwN-Tom Cox, Esq, has with
drawn his name from the canvass, AS 4 candi-
date for District Attorney of Plumas County.
The democratic county committee have pre-
sented Mr. Z. Abel, US the democratic eandi
date for that Office Mr.. Abell is SPOKEN Of
as man well qualified to discharge the re-
sponsible duties OF tlat Office, and viii we
doubt not be triumphanty elected Reports
from iumas County are highly favorable TO
the success of the democracy
Butte record., 1854-08-26
TOWNSHIP CAUCUS.

The Democrats of the township of Bidwel
are requested to meet at the Court House in
Bdwell, on Saturday, the 26th of August
instant. for the purpose of nominating two
Justices of the Peace, two Constables and
three School Commissioners, TO be supported
at the ensuing electson, for the township of
Bidwell. By order of the Committee
August 18th, 1854.
Butte record., 1854-08-26

Rock IsLAND.-This mammoth 6ume Is
about completed. We visited the claim on
Sunday last. and was agreeably surprised to
see how rapidly the work had progressed to-
wards completion. We have since been as
sured that the river will find its way through
the fume to day, when the pumps will COM
mence the work of draining the claim. They
intend to have some orc out of the claim on tie
1st of September, and from present appear
ances we believe they will be able to do it,
This is largest fiume ever attempted in Feath
er River, and Mr.. Gilman, the contractor, has
displayed commendable energy in the erection
of this gigantic work. Cap Bayley-there
is but one genuine Cap Bayley, and he wears
the Know Nothing" label containing fac
smile of "that same old coon" to guard
against counterfets, like Sands Sarsaparil-
la"-succeeded in capturing a fine mess of
fish in time for dinner, for which he received
the thanks of large and respectable body of
his fellow citizens. They were captured by
being fed coculus indcus, which renders them
apparently drunk, and they are caught while
floating on the water.
HIGH R,,cK.-Operations were commenced
upon this ella I'M early in 40, and after FIVE
years labor, in blastinga race through solid
rock. they have su, 'ceeded in turning the river
We have been inform ed that there is not at
present a single member of the original COM
pany now interested in the eiaim' the last one
who retained his interest, ha wing died on the
claim last season. On Sunday la 81 'hey nao
only to drain their claim, in order 70 'est It's
richness and extent. They are doubt, rs 10"
at work in theii claim, and we earnestly nope
that their expectations, though long delaye,' y
may be fully realized.
PoTrERs BAR.-The company at this point
Messrs. Hart, White s. Nut.er, have succeeded
in turning the river, and are now at work in
their claim, but with what success we have
De rich however, we shall expect good report
Of their labor during the coming week
SLICK RoCK.-This company we under
stand will have the river running their fume
this evening This is rather limited claim,
which was partially worked with wing dam
last season, and known to be excessively rich
UNION CLA1M.-Ne learn that this compa-
ny have already taken out sufficient to pay
their expenses in fiuming river, and have he
balance of the season to devote to gathering
in the profits They have been engaged du-
ring the past week in running off tailings from
bank diggings. which were thrown into their
claim the past wet season
There are three other fuming companies
in the immediate vicinity of those mentioned,
which have not reported progress. We shall
Eoon be able we trust to report the success o.
those engaged in turning Feather river the
present season. Thus far, the different fun
ing companies have been very successful.
Butte record., 1854-08-26

PAcIFIc RAILRoAD.-There was an nnusu-
ally large aud respectable meeting upon this
subject iu Marysyille ca Saturday evening
last The meeting was addressed by several
prominent speakers and resolutions adopted,
which We Shall try to find room for hereafter.
Butte record., 1854-08-26

Circus Lee & Mnrshalrs National Circus
will give an exhibition al This place on Sunday
evening, 27th August inst. They present
fair bill, and will doubtless be rewarded with
a full house
Butte record., 1854-08-26

Ezs- EvERrs & Co., will accept our thanks
for copies of the N Y. Herald. Tribune Bos-
ten Journal, New Orleans Delta, aad Harpers
Monthly Magazine
Butte record., 1854-08-26

INDICTED The E litor of the Coloml -7r-
gus, the Broderick organ in Eidorado county,
has been indicted by the grand jury.
Butte record., 1854-08-26

ANOTHER FIRE.-The mining town of Mo-
kelumne Hill was destroyed by fire on Sunday
morning last
Butte record., 1854-08-26
REMEMBER.

remember that, one week from w tdn s.
day next, end they will be called upon
to exercise the high prerogaiives OF
freemen, and through the ballot-box. de-
eide who shall represent them in Con-
gress for the next two years, and also
who shall serve them in the legislature
of our State The election takes place
on Wednesday the 9Th day'of September
nert
Remember that J. W. Denver and P
T. Herbert, are the democratic nomi-
ne,s for Congress. and that they are
men every way qualified to ill the Offices
to which they have been nominated ac-
cording to the Jefersonian Standard
being "honest, capable and faithful TO
the constitution"
Remember that they have been pre-
scented as the representatives of the
mini G and producing classes of our
state, and
Remember, that their opponents the
whig nominees, were presented by the
corrupt political tricksters OF San Fran
cisco, who desire 10 control the affairs of
California for their own aggrandizement.
Remember that j. " Denver, one of
the Democratic nominees, resides in the
mines, and that he is the first candidate
for that positi n who has been chosen
f'om the mountain counties.
Remember, that one Of the whig can
didates for Congress, halls from San
Francisco, which city has hitherto fur
nished four-ffths of our representation
in congress, and that he was presented
to represent the mercantile and jobbing
int ests of San Francisco, whose object
is to keep prices Of provisions and goods
at figure perfectly ruinous to the min
ing interests of the interior, in order
that they may realize immense fortunes
by extravagant extortion from the hard
working miners.
Remember that neither of the whig
candidates have feeling in common
with the mining and producing classes
of California, and that their northern
candidate obtained his nomination over
n cand date from the mines of the north
by selling his influence to other porti ms
of the State
Remember that the whig party de-
nounce The principles embraced in the
Nebraska bill, which gives to the ctzsn
Of our territories the right of self-gov-
ernment, and their leaders boldly pro-
claim that such "a humbug cannot come
between them and their political faith.
Remember that the wing party opposed
the purchase of Louisian--the acquisi-
tion OF Flo, iia--the ann, xation of Tex
as, and the war with MEXICO, by which
the Z. S. became possessed of California.
Remember that while the democracy
were struggling to "conquef a peace"
with Mexico, the wings in congress
were trying to starye onr army In for
ign country, by voting to cut off their
supplies.
Remember that one of the whig aspi-
rants for the Presidency, from his seat
in congress, denounc our army as IA
''band of cut-throats and robbers, whom
he would welcome with hospitable hands
TO bloody graves"
Remember that Denver and Herbert
are presented as the represe natives of
he a emocratic principles under III" in
Auence IF which, from handful of COL
onists we ha We become powerful nation
proff.rine freedom to the oppressed Of
every cline.
Remember that the whig party of Gil
ifornia are connecting themselves with
the puliiical society of"K now Nothings"
being a reorganization of The deiunct
Butte record., 1854-08-26

JUDICIAL CONVENTION Up to the hour
Of going to press, we have no news from the
Judicial convention which met at Tehama'
ON the 23d inst
Butte record., 1854-08-26

1zs~ We are under obligations to Singer .
Co. for Express favors during the past week.
Butte record., 1854-08-26

Gas- The debt Of Tuolumne colnty is esti-
mated to be $50 .058 IA:
Butte record., 1854-08-26

PLU.MaS co. DEMOCRATIC TICKET
For Member Of assembly,
ASA KINNEY.
For Sheriff,
WM. V. KINGSBURY.
For District attorney,
E. ARELL.
For County Clerk,
E. C. STERLING.
For Treasurer,
WILSON S. DEAN.
For assessor,
G. PORTER.
For County Surveyor.
l. G. CHURCH.
For Coroner.
DR.. D. r. CATE.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-30
GUNNER RetreG.s.

COUNTRY BOARD may be obtained on very de-
arsis farm miles the city accessible by either ssr
where the benefit Of ~iaies nay De
The hOus. large sse pft,snfy sAeed ana zoe '.fn
40 description OF fru s se-aon AaA
POMONA With real name Al ths Of &c dsr7g this vesk
DICHMOND HILL HOTEL, Staten Island, \. Il; X;
IL Ill o,~p on the lot Of MAJ Chsfses o. seek naf
e,hes serr snts a., berses Is week
Union HOUsH, opposite Union Railroad pepg. -.
u Ab.ny Hoss. I'll y ,ssse Tbs aoIs
N new 10 ~hh s the modern n s. 10
ine furnished perior The ~ "a bc
a., IN ~ fypsr frSspds all hose o. tne
vhe nav 6var hin with call j. w SitAn-,''i
DOAkD in the COUNTRY.-A middle aged "IuoM
ID ia, ,pts psrmsr Board b. tss year ~. ~
-. -, ,h.,. arc s.- ether cosrdsss sn1 r.
80 he eomf,rs of . hume s' noders'e pfes'
,h,s eae< with o~tr tsrms
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-30
Goparrnersbip Notices.

COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE. have this day A.
~ soeis,ed With Mr JAMES SPENCE snd Mr.. EDWARD
FPAToS and have opened house antsr the
Of tbese gsntlemen The hereafter will be conducted
sresr he tr Of THOMAS RIcHAR0sON Co in this City and
Phlstelph and RICHARDsON SPENCE Co. Ilverpool
Eev-York March !, lsH THOMAS RICHARDSON
DISSOLUTION The Copartnership heretofore
sI.1. between Hoosh oi CHICAGO IN Joseph Brown
et HoUGH Co. expired BY limitation the ars day u
JDe, ltsS. JOSEPH BROWN
By ANDREW BROWN Any.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-30
China ano Glass Uare.

ELEGANT SEVRES CHINA DINNER SET
~ The 'u' rbe Offer TO The lovers Of rare aud be.u' poes
lain the Dinner Service imported ro the Intel
The xquiss ami the deco snt clss
@ having Greek border with Euusc.n fures for centors
fed gy ard In according 20 psc e.ch hz1rs and
sroup heinz c rent IL eOEans $50 piece1 a follows
II Dinrs Plates 2soup ruresps.
"A Soup Pstes Ssuce Turee1s and Stands
- Oessert Plates fat 2ssges Bo4is and S,4nds.
81 Desert Plates deep Salad Bows.
"a FTut Plates Tat. Pickle BosA
q FtGir Plato. Cus;aTd ssnds
II Meat Dshfs assorted sizes. a Cassrd Caps, covered
2lee Cream Stands covered Punch Bowl
4eoyered Vegetable Dshes Fruit or Cream Bowl
iuncovered Vegetable Dshes high Compoten
4coyered o. Dishes. low CompOren
Fbh Dhh hish Center Fruit BASKET, oval
n .ferd.upsr CoEees 4hsh Corner Fruit Bkts,
alge rich and hsndsoms Flower sse
Price............................ $1,000.
Parties who ind Convenient 70 viT Pisdeoh.
samples sento Nwfok for their n.peeton By addessog
TYsDALE MITCHELL Importers
No 2l9 Chestaatst, Phis<ep phi.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-30
Tre-proof Safes.

WORLDs SAFE COMPANY -Bankers, Broken -
w snd al classes of tue mercantile eonmasy cs
feet security ss..ns, fre and Burglary Will and tS ~
to er,nire Lie Tnpenersbe Ss.s Gni Bsnt -. ca,d
ssEsd By xAs Company majority OF tie bsnn .,srs -
Sev-ferk have tsern AID still 2ropodon go ss
Over three hundred Banfs 10 the 5,,tss sse 'neS
Loess as fall protection IN their vsalfs IA sr -
osheyet that than half Of Ell ne 80 -
ths ey are furnished BY thsccn2sny shls tes ,,rss lo
other sheet iron tnd tke sot 10 10 a. ss<sf
We hav. CHALLENGED the world Fire snd saf N ,sss
the Crsl Palace. with the sze 0f ss saa ,ssces
eloss 70 eoulmunicstons Of ,nquiry Az ,nx-Y,~t
hand the ConpsnJs Deps Ne Iis ,s rsS Ably Asss
N.B-Bsnh vsuls Of any sss ysas Dec" sss
10 order 20 the zane pTtnsips.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-30
6onsea Wanico.

4 SMALL FAMILY wishes to rent part of house,
eousbg of eve Houss mast BE- neat AMI rent
moderate Address 5 Tribune Oee stating number 1 ioou
rent location &C.
CHURCH WANTED-Wauted to Hire Church
- for the Religious Society Sunday AornnEs sud
Fveuuss Morning Service alone IL must e .lad above
Bleeeler-s. and neaT the center of hs city Appyio
C.s FRANCIS, 25' Broadway.
DART of a HOUSE WANTED from the 2lst Of
Cfi Of June pshTrsd by Young Gentleman ard Mhs
of,ms bedroom and bas Kitchen With sat1
IN te house EXCHANGED Ade-ss stating whch
ru.t be modsIte) Box 50 Chatham square Post Oh;s.
DCONS WANTED in BROOKLYN, by a small
ssbtse consisting Of three in pleasant
location four and basement ten nHies walk from jane
tion of Clinton Fulionsis Rent modero Address w L. l.
Ro. ais Post Ofce, New-le-k
WANTED to PURCHASE-A modern built first
w class House in this CITY between ih sRa 6thsvs- ani
above SGhst. For such. sessh purchaser esrIs . -
KENNEDY SHERMAN No 6 6Wails
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-30

CHALL FARM on the NORTH RIVER for SALE
- in the Of RhGsbecs Cosr;y Of DgeaesA ds
ucIther the Hudson River Railroad n .boat 1s.s
the mite scn- % of land.
On me rreu House sud Ban ard bed Of
be compost great ysue to The Of tAe CstIt
Eucs9n River in tbs section " country vel
Lncwn FcT f1nher paf,iessrs apply - GEORGE SNIDES,
Bb.tb.ek. FRANCIS + GARRErE5OS, Counsellor a.
La NJ tu :. = Y
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-30

COUNTRY SEAT for SALE-At Throgs Neck
~ Wschs.er Coury esntsirins s. OF Land seoerE
assortment OF run and ornanent Trees and sOod Dwsias
House thirteen The place vii b sold in
desired II ret sod b the Lei April will De rented ApP
EDMUND uEDEAHIL1. on the Prenises % WILLIAM 4
fRANkLlNk SON. BfosAst- NeE York
EIGHTH- Av, LOTS for SALE.-Fiify Lots on
~ the sssv a b '0d .ei''s.s 90 :: s. .srm
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-30
CURNISHING DRY GOODS,
il DCyyNT-s A NIXON


II DCgNMJS NIXON
Ar- os-rfus Tor sale = soek Of
EUROPEAN AND AaERIcAN DRY GOODS
E,pssssiy tos Furnishing Purposes
PLAIN FIGURED AND PRINTED PLUSH.
IN Boui for Er7,rsfion
CURTAIN MATERIALS. Of every description.
VELVET BRUSSELS and dINGRAIsCARPEftHa
COCOA NAYS ard MATING.
OH. CLOTHS Cor FLOOR and TABLE
LINEN and COTTON SHEETIN5S s0d PILLOW clsIsal
TABLE, DAMisK and DIAPER.
NAPKINS and DOILlEs
HUcK, DIAPER AID CRASH rONELiNG
WHITE and CoLoRED QUILTS AMI c0UNrEgPASgS
BLANKETS. IN eli the Varieties
ELEGANT FRENCH sEA ENGLISH FURNITURE cHIyrL
WHITE aad CoLoIED FURNITURE piMITiES
WOOL COTTON sri WORsTED TASLE aOd rAyo
COVERS
coLoRED LINEN ssd COTTON STRIPES
Fer covering sofss azi Chairs
COACH-NAKERS ARTICLES
sush ts wooLES CLOTHS, ESANELED CLOTHS, silks
CoTTELINEs. DAMAsKS. OF CLOTHS SC Ne
OWNERS Of W ssELS AID HOTELS. HOUSENEEPERss ~
COACH BUILDERS will 6nd every sf,ele needed make u.
most CON piete ouift
MERCHANTS song bgsiaeB In oi,.es aLA largo isx
,,ro ther Interest erarine stock.
No q FArk Place. ard
No IS AaInys,., New-Nork
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-30
paper Warsbouses.

paper Warsbouses.
DIAPER WAREH0USE.-J T. DERRICKSON 4
Co. Nc c5 Plon sale loves. wffsl
Pspen ErE Esh Yrerch and American.
Newspaper, ell szes seshts ar3 1aaf.ss
Book Paper, al s.fss. weights az dualrieS
s1e Paper fancy colorp and hite, Of t-t qu,ra
Hanging Paper, white and colored di4erent uid.ns
hsfteT Paper thin, .nd OF the hes. quality
Cloth Psp~r Sx4o snd sox4s
shssh Hardware Paper, lsrr. assortment, t1ss arrived
soea,hns Psper OF the best quality.
Nrsppns Paper straw, Sag and Manila
Yea Psser OF f3iferert sizes
Sv Roofing Paper sciseble 70. rsc6l In Tosh
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-30

fnrnitnre, 81.
DRONZE CANDLESTICKS aud FIGURES for
- hILLON-At lower prices thsa produced In Europe
PuIckass and you wil double Jour money
o GILBERT, No. 2s Pe--ls
ENAMELED FURNITURE.-H Having the most
IL machinery, enabled to offer Of The rich
sperdt we'll few OF the cheapest
oaeIei IN his market, az Wholesale aad retail:
WARREN WARD No IA Grsnds..
block east of 5ro.d~sy
DORTABLE CHAIRS of every kind for Camp
j Cabin Garders &c The trade supplied. HARRTsoSk 4
SON bsnuseture No $50 We 2ib 10th ard Norm Rve
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-30
Rcal estate for Sale.

RcGi Gstaie tor Haie.
A GENTLEMAN, obliged to seek home in milder
N would dispose Of his deacs bargain 1t
about hours iise by railroad from New York City IL
l6 inch walls with Barn as &c There t'oe
sd Si ,q sSS ,Sy 10 lss wh oS Of @
sps. Ss.die IN W.ern Ns~YoI ard r pe.oa as 70
without ihe funSr or exchanged ProPery NewYork
E5.osys S Or sISS Psy'Hs ''eA' F'f further particulars ''
A GOOD HOUSE and LOT, in delightful loca
"A ton town ssls cheap sPPd foI i'm nsdiAiey
NJ Z TiNNER No :ss Brs.dw.y, 10 IL up ...r,
A I PRIVATE SALE-The three story and high
"A basement tek Hease snd LeS No 29 wsH 55h aor'h
inehss deep eoatsn al the rodsrn Improvements sod
ard large poIsn q he purchase Money es9 rsisa
Ss:sns. -
DEAUTIFUL Sstory prick House on Clymer-st,
K ctP I.S s a: Gss S e 8 oSs SSe $40
NLARENCEVILLE. l.. l., LOIS-Thers being
~ only shout these besst o;' r the Prepe.or oas'
to tse's ThO ss,s oS ye .y'sd S u ' 'si.ss @
ss4 opportunity subscribe uniil th 6sa dsy OF April
when The drawing for choice will take P,es snd The sas
III. ,i.s. of c.rsncsys .'aste LOnl Island Eve nile,
center It. he Dert the village Il ,l,o bounded b the
BIoStyl ad Jase. PLANK Road M eAa,sass
the dty in iess than bali hour beees the NosS
1ts Is: & s.:. .Io fTs S tsi oai e ia w m AL
srsd.d and planted With ss.utifa oEpansnisiuess
laid exceedingly healthy and picturesque aaa hs abGa
In to a ths,e ayltss, proprietor having erected
Clsrenceyie i've beautiful Aosses exceeding
.sos e.i Az Il. ssss to Los The ps 4 -sel Lo
s,a - rsiss n ~ SSA' Tile perfect
M sss to sw ,us ss @ @ e. s : s %
Scy. 81. Be held esery THUssDAY EVENING At II ocisei !,
Union Hsl Ne lSs BOwsry JACOB PEeARE a ps0erie.o'
COUNTRY SEAT for SALE-At Thros's Neck,
u nd
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-30

OTS in BROOKLYN on VERY EASY TERMS
- For ae % L. the h wiri Of BsOekyn bloss. from
Ths- Los sesIsbi sHd M Be sod psy.bs
in aonihly nstsllueut. Of 81 II s1prd o immdi.ey
JACOB PFCARE, 10. lt5 Hesser-.t
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-30
Garpsiinss, &r.

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CARPETLNGS.-SPRIN IsfPORTAIONS 1854.
~ PETERSON x HUMPHREY
Hos 81 and SO Broa1yay, Importers Of aud Desien In
Every vsris Of Csrpera have received from
Europe entire sock Of rich Capetr zn2 Oil Cot which
o vsrie,y richness Alsd in Toe tde,
lnaof
Rich Boursse 10 entire Carpet
Rich Medallion Csrpets IN sest variety.
Peh Velvet and Aru ussi1r. Ia variety.
kh Tapestry sad BEas sasrey patterns before n
this
Rich Ply aud slperSae Of description
Oil Cloths Of every width ard dssigs best
well seoned together with every other article sszay
Carpet the possible prices
PETERSON HUMPHREY
Nos ~ ard 80 Brosdx.r. Of Wal,a-st
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-30

CEyENTH-Av LOTS fos SALE-Thrty-six Lots
- 7th sePara,sy together Ter Aoeyso
J. PEcaEE. No i5J HestrrIt-
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-30

CARPETS for the SPRING TRADE.-GEO. E. l..
- HYATT Nos "A and 80 Pearl Chsfham prepared
TO show assortment Ct Ens sh and American Cape
comprising be.utfll dessLs from rich Velvet The
ehesp IsrsIs ss sUperior stock Of Oil Cos every
ske Xties 1 the iizs Buyers nTe hin
cal
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-30

NINIH-AV LOTS for SALE-Fifteen Lots on
~ ahsv, sePsiL;ey or together reEu.essy Apgnto
J PEC4RE. Hester Il
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-30

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society Il the f c. The aad
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th .e ~ 10 ncocs ~ For further psrtiee u
BARTHOLEMEw GEDNEY, White Plains or II. GotGA
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New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-30
VALUABLt FARM for SALE In Planded, New

Jnev about Is miles RON teSYot sud from far ad
best of cultivation veil fenced 40
tired coed apple orchards other fate Abundane .ad plenty
OF hlbefy ,wo0ry house II rooms outbudiu ample
81 cauvetint Desirable psre sod terms eay Law Nc
= John It Etw.yoIk, GEO DEWEY, Painheid Depot
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