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Fntir TntrS-our friend, C. u. Bsnups.
Esq, who has just returned from New York.
informs us that he has ON the road, slassin-
I'd for This place, a large variety OF Fruit
Trees, consisting Of the Peach. poar, Plum,
Corrant, Ounce, Apple aud seysfss ki:.,is ol
Grape, which lac wil dispose DC Al wta, they
cost him. These trees were ssiscsed ly Mr..
hennet himself a, one Of the bssg nurseries IN
Kew York, aud we would aisiar all who are
Fond Of froit, 70 procure a supply isamSaia,sly.
We do not entertain the slishisst ioab. but,
they can 5e cultivated a~lssnlsgeeusEy IN this
climate
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Lam stes CtuSa.-we have dates from
Shanghai to shc ith aC November snd 10 lhs
stA Of October FROM Hong Kong.
The slusl Sword Society rebels exrsilssl
he Msnslttips ffets Shanghai ca The lss SEPT.
On tho s2ih ihe fasIeflsiisis iaysssed ,hs
city sni nsin'siutsl the ssige, al eaf latest
daiss. ~hosat@uling ,he chs wish ~srale.S,ot.
They had s's'ie laaas attacks. bas 10 = yvty
less4etent u%aaanef, Aad NO apprehension wsfs
sylt thai they w@sll take the city.
The svbsls and toe fsretgnsFs la Shanghai
sEv es ssFy ntsl seFuss.
IRE saSss>s Il slse rslsh Is aaw eosssss< sss.
certain.
1t Is sesi ,hss 'hs PsnfgspT has culestsl shs
issY 81 esssssss Msasss,ga tssNsts
Tbs fel~k hst ~ 81 the latest siyisea ~.
t}sssi a. pskta. bs hAsi sAkeA st~ ssfssAis 81
ksss gtOt{esse. fFpAeily ksanSNca. s~ienaH,
StsAsssssaa AMI &hsesss
1kx sss4Rge ~ Sh&~4Asl tstAtsa = rssas
ssszaslea ~ sasB, Assl il vsi~0tsa shsl
ihe ksttss eay rosA 4kxwsss tx ssktn ~ 4
tssg sAset tta@
fts stNr ~ sarasegs e sh< eafs vtsexl
cf var ~ Saznza2k
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eH tedsNs3o3 - as ea6ssrAs a.
- b. teek J. rAFfisA J&sse~ 81 sAs "a
fssee a t~seasNses reaats, ta M skk asr ~H
Awsag d~~siFse.2 sNwk fGs i sss4 dc eses
hsse - eNa k@hss .agA * esggqg ess< sas sa4
Ahsssa &sstk ~ ~ fsee, Ycsk- Ffess& s<tg era
-s@ fA@ssN = tSss Aeasp-%hss sse h sa4~esa
Fets &te ses aa4--ee esss bs 1855 = wsEhSAs
as sass ~ hAseN ~ . gsAsAsaza b sAe ssnss
- We tkss& shs Esss ea ises Ms44. Hs s1s<e
= keseet ssxakef - esee RseSeA pspts see9&e
~ Fss eAW9es ksa a2s ssa eess. - ~ ~ ~
d<&s sHA - ~ Ae fss~ssAe4
~ 4. BARROW. Aua Sm
Hse4ss8 ~ t&ss ~
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THE SrA fIcnr BrrwEEs rHs RrsslaSs AND
fchSs.-Ihe baltimore American, In a leading
a%rticlc, referring 10 The recent desperate light
between the Russians and Turks, says
The naval engagement between the Rus.
slams aud Turks wil create an Intense asns.s
lion throughout tie world. The desperation
ef the ccinbatsn,s. and the inmsnse loSs NJ
ships aud he, within the short space of enc
hoar, shows that the mulvsn improvements In
hssal artillery must change c~fsiifvly a.. char.
Aetes of ses flgits. Nc uas can hesitate Ia
award victory 20 toe TuskS Nhen tl.e alleged
quality af loss Is considered
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Town Items.

Mcssrs. Hunt & Ponton arc about building
an addition to their store.
Collins new brick dining-room Is now ncar-
ly completed.
The corner stone Of the new Baptist Church
wss laid a few days since.
Cotton still continues TO accumulate in oui,
streets.
&c, Bouldin has purchased one half Of
Capt. Branch's Livery Stable.
Several cases Of mumps and measles have
occurred since our last.
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TDE LOAN BIZ DrrEATED. lit is TO be hoped
that tho honorable Senators, who defeated this
bill, will receive that gratitude from their adj
miring counirymcn, which their distinguished
services so richly merit. We cannot suHi.
cicntly admire the shrcwdness. tho tact and
management which some of our politicians
have recently exhibited.
II Is true, that in giving sixteen thousand
sections of land TO the East Iaaia Railroad.
they manifested considerable liberali,y and a
penetration which ordinary men should not bc
expected to comprehend. But rs this liberality
wax rather 'ex,rayagant, ii WAS a mastery
stroke of policy 10 set off such An appearance
OF recklcssncss by advocating a policy exactly
The reverse, aud by opposing a far smaller
donation TO works OF but little Importance. as
they would benefit none but Texans. IL was
certainly an important discovery, and should
ilnmortaiiae the genius who made ID, that n
bare majority can legally grant TO railroads
twenty sections Of land 10 tho mile, whilst n
grant OF sixteen sections requires a two,thirds
vote
AS the members Of the present Legislature
have. by their efforts in behalf OF The people,s
interests, secured u sufficient fund OF popu.
laftty, collectively, aud individually, to Insure
TO them their present seats during their natural
lives, they manifested much iorethought aud
wisdom 10y increasing their salary to live dol.
lars per day. That Is not extravagant. AZ The
annual holidays, which occur during The term,
are cApcnsivc atEairs~-and twenty contS a mile
Viii enable them Ga indulge ia leisure and
luxury along the roa,b TIL, Senate no doubt
acted wisely Ia refusing ia loan out the money,
rs without II in the treasury the per aSsa and
The mileage mishi not be SO promptly paid
IIescrfa .fRseeair.
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Eer snIc ns Anrainn,

S Jerslsy, the goth inss4 I VIII self "a psA.
= w auction, 20 the ijgvss iaasler, 70 RAE,
REIS OF hLAkES FlRE PROOF pAlNT
fcsnas at sale osss.thsri cash. stsi the bal.
sssee IN Ssx sssl taelye esanihs without la,sr.
sst ~ l. nEArNuSr.
sleassleA. Fsh. III. lsa4.mas-
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FAsnioSABLE CALL.--Enter Miss Lucy, near.
" out OF breath with the ~cxertion of walking
from her papa's carriage in the street to tho
door OF her friend
Lucy. oh. Mariel how do you do! How
delighted | am to See youi How havc YOU
been since you were at the ball, last Thursday
EVENING" Oh, wasn't the appearance. Of that
tall girl in pink perfectly frightfulp Is this
your shawl on the piano. Beautiful shawl!
Father says he ia going 20 send to Paris to get
inc a shawl, in the spring. ! can't bear home
made shawlsl How do you like Monsieur
Espreyg Beautiful man, amt hep Now, don't
laugh, Marie, for | am sure ! donf. care any
thing about him! Oh. myi | must be going.
It's q beautiful day, isn't itf Marie, when ara
you coming MP TO see mes Oh. dear, what
n beautiful pin, That pin was giyon to YOU
row ! know Vt wax, Marie; don't deny it,
Harry Ia coming up to see me this evening
hut hate him I do really but he has "a
beautiful mouStaehe, hasn't he, Marie oh,
dear, rs very warm. Good morning Marie.
Don't speak of Harry In connection With INV
namc TO any one Tor | am sure II will rover
amount TO any thing, but ! hate him awfuliy /;
J am quite sure | do. Adiru.
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tD~ The Scientific American, one OF the
best Agricultural and Scientific journals pub.
bshed in the United States, Is now before us,
Persons wishing 20 subscribe TO a valuable
and interesting work aro referred TO the pros
peetus In another column.
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M Mas Us ssalvsesoa Nsas sstyib
p'os 'bs cse,sn, assxassrtks q ne ua..s
y 'ass STATS, g he roasegey I-aparssasas 81
"ssSterN gIst Sessv eyS ,A,a ssosa s,sl
''oa' y kAft. AaatvS ea SIS part Vi lhs
e@s''s ass ~tses@ea,,y l.en e.-s.sa d.
"S ~ Asss*ss. taA sbss ~ Ss,setas. i uhss,
Itii y III ~sess9a4spss - yss,nss,sr
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G6f fax - s9k NssNks-A galfenA
rstsee stsrz 10 S~ita~tng a. = ts4il 81 &ss Al 4
tAlss4 reessnfsat IA Nat eisy
"Css Nssif, 81 seesk. s8s&5Sta Rats =
cna I've S~er is Nass Resi- Isss. -
nzs ~ B svssss
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NcsF L>ieEASss The lnfk Wesss. Capt
N~spvr1naan, arrived 81 Galveston EN- sYs sist
taeuAsy shs,y sever days 1tcsa Bysussa, With
sa' p~ssSnesss This, SAYS ,hs Nsss. "a the
qakkss, tap 90 r.eessi
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SCI Our blooming" friend who kindly
laid upon our inble.a sample Of his excellent
I" weed, il informed tia, = repetition of such
hyors will not set us back" n whit.
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rs Inc weather for the last week, has
been delightful. The pleasant sunshine and
genial atmosphere have given us all the gar.
den fever, and brought our lady friends out IN
full force TO reveal their beautiful charms-
Rain is much needed, and until we nrc blcsa
with a me, healthy shower, but little hcadway
can be made BY our farming friends.
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~ The lasgCss msii essr brsnxh, "a ,hi
ellee wss n~ccVlsci last uighs. Il eoasls,el o
threo lock and two esnses aaax
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Nnf&y ~ iAssN0x Gee Nsf yA gUsa
and JpaSp whiss hsvt sexA rssssnx ,syy rsss
ehess "a thss c~apsy 81 S~xreFsi sssfs Thrfs
> - A44As e3s - Pn4cs s~stcatlaa NhsAl
snAA1 sevseci web sfy shsFe n Wes3esn
1ssAs " y n4 4Nite - e~si a. Mtsset
gAssssi sasthsF sestt. Il vst esssutsx a9 &staa.f.
Hes Fsss*@s se hssr sssi Ana is@ly GA cus4s
iesfss ~tth sssA esase ~tsfs4ssei 81 a sisxi
eve Hee4 &msA ff NsfYe
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80 T. Is ~, kaeea vhsn The ~o.srisnss
1al - WsshsaSsea. siaeg1 rrplah,y IL a
Ss wess I4fess sese as1a 4 wesshi expedite
f.sStErQNR
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~ We rrsrss o. ssru HAT Sena,or Jam,
! istc dP~t LAasee. dlea Ia lis, town .
ibr tth hast, of c~ossausssian,
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~ We learn that a negro boy, belonging
to Mrs. Diiworih, who lives about four miles
above this place on the San Marcos, Was on
Thursday last, kicked in the forehead by a
mule which fractured the skull and caused his
death within a fuw hours.
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TnE DirricuLTy AT ConPus CBnrsrf.--Thc
difficulty at Corpus Christi, on New Years
night, between q party of government team.
stcrs and q congregation Of Mexicsns at a fan
dango, to which we referred briefly two weeks
ago, turns out to have been q moro ssriors
affair, than WAS at first supposed. Judge
Webb, who was at Corpus Christi at the time,
gives the editor Of the Lavnca Commercial the
following particulars:
During the evening a party OF government
,eamsters, unarmcd, went to the fandango,
and after remaining there some time, they be.
came somewhat intoxicated, when one O fthcm
offered a supposed insult toa Mexican woman.
and her husband being present, she immediate.
y gave alarm, upon which the Mexicans, with
drawn knives, sprang upon the wagoncrs, and
Killed two OF them Instantly, badly wounded
several others, and drove the rest from the
dance. The next day, quite q number OF
Mcxicsns were arrested, but AS none of them
could be identified ma participants in the affair.
were discharged. at this, the tcamstcrs be.
came cnragcd, and sworc that they would burn
up the town, and kill or drive off every Next.
can from the place. During the following
night, n company Of them went UP into the
Mexican part of the town for the purpose of
carrying their threats into execution. They
succeeded in firing several of their houses.
two OF which burned down, killed three Next.
cans, and would have gone farther, but the
soldiers OF the place were Immediately called
out and the riot quellcd. Great excitement
existed at the time the Judge left"
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~ fas rssa. Iessl.e.rs vn saap
seat sauSg
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GRgAr B~nIrAiS.-Tho return Of Lord Pal.
mcrston TO the British Cabinet, it Is under
stood, is equivalent 10 a deliberate determine
tion 10 prepare for war with Russia, in con
junction withsFrancc.
The London Times. in its latest editorial,
thinks war inevitable, and that it must spread
all over Europe and Asia.
The only event of political interests the de-
|%cision Of Lord Palinersion to retain Office, The
reason assigned is that his differences with the
Government on the Reform Bill have boon adj
justcd, or were found to he uniinportant. The
Times rcncws its assertions, that foreign affairs
had nothing whatever to do with his tender of
resignation.
a subscription is now making in London for
. testimonial to Capt. Ludlow, Of the Amcri.
can bark Monmouth, for his heroic cxertions
in rcscuing los persons, survivors Of the ship
Meridian, wrecked on the Isle Of Ainster-
dam.
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ka nw xs 81 ~ Ae A, skal ilsrs
~ ner = Asssh c,,ssy ra sssu
ssse 3 Gasf fs
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tg' Ca car Eeasth Tss The rsaaer can and
sN'ty 's,ie,y ~ sdse~ssisesasnss.
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Hen PaIces ron NEdnoEs.-At an Admin
istrator's Sale, in our town, = few days since,
several negroes were sold on a credit Of twelve
months at the following rates:
One woman and child, 9 months old, Sl,435
boy. 3 years old, 500
woman and child, 9 years old, 1900
boy, z years old, 500
man, about 20 years old, 1909
Total, 4b.5O7
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a CHEAT ScANr.-Our fellow townsman,
Judge Edmund D~ellingcr, was cut in several
places by his own negro boy, while attempting
to chastisc him last night. Ono Of tho Judges
sons also received n cut across his thigh by Tho
same negro as he run by him TO get out Of his
masters reach. The scamp tx now running at
large, but We hope no will soon be caught and
justly punished.
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-02-11

tay- We have bcrn requested TO sts>a
that the first quarterly conference o! Gonzales
station, win hold It's session in the courthouse,
on Saturday. the 18th inst. Religious worship
on the occasion will IN on Friday. tho
day previous, at 81 r. N. Rev. d. Morse. r.
e., will preach on Saturday morning. at which
time the doors OF the church will be opened.
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Msrsssgs sA ssss ~hsrx zee Esscs l. sess.
ssrss 1919 se4s ~ 4~esr
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Congressional

Congressional, N
wAsniSoros. Jan. o3.--cap;n.I Hedin; Z.
now reported to be In this r;tv'
In the Senate to day. Mr.. Csss os>rc1 . res.
~oiution calling ON Az. p,csIIcr, r. ;nec-n.
ton with regard 10 tho Bcd;n; mission To Tie
United States. ard made : ionr xncech. n
place. sisitcd Lvs Rea;r; - 80. ~ W. $3.50. ry
,sA.~, ~ eouR<.{ "Stc
cn.s.y sonueinned. MT butler followed
Its now stated ilst T,s slin'u r.. !. .,;.,,,
10 The United States from lis t;orer,,,ners "a
that tho Department of State has rcf,sed' "a
grant him q diplomatic passport. u
wAsiIScroS, Jan. 24s-The Bill OF Nd,
Douginss, organizing he Territories of Nc
braskis and Kansas, provides for The ex{cS.
sion OF the laws Of the United States over
those Territories, except.t tho clause in ths act
Of 1870 prohibiting the if6iucHeuI OF. slhxc-
ry, this ciapfc h~aying36et6 6pbtfl&dfd ~ the
compromise act pf 1870
The bill heAsb eea ms1e 1bS specify order 81
ths t'Sy svrS Frs7Hf 48&hf sss NJ
Mr.. Masc8 fftf31utsd { sSx6lntjot "a Inc
senate, ce5itrf ef0ff tho fdipI6mafic cotre<Don.
sJB4!Qtf Mann, while Unitcd States
ja~genH4u'ltae q sHnd Switzerland. The res.
Quite Nas 45ttftH:S
~ EttDth sSDo1inkion nm wac NAL. tho
oTy38Efot the day next Monday week.
~ ccfnpnittcc on the Pacific Railroad Bin
~ romposed as follows: Messrs. McDonpal.
hamilton, Cobb. Ewing, Bliss, Baiiy, of Gcor.
fEln washburn, Of Maine; Drum, Clark. Hunt.
kidwcll, Valley and Walker.
n the Senate, tho bill granting n pension to
the widow OF General Brown, was passed.
The bill creating tho rank of Lieutenant
General was reported to the Senate.
49, m c-r--,-
w Tho following Is understood to con-
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~ he rssavFs rsss saxssss ,sMU
aas - ~ 81 ks7s
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fssr WoAsb~fh nalas liefSki ssss. thai
sinSe tbs evacuation u lOst Worth by ,he u
\ iroess, ,he place has tven asi 81, laao =
'ccr- A:s1 u sirsstly . ilsaushiee vHlsxe II
Is saassed a. thp i~arsskoa Of The West srsl
CaSsr tOsss q ,bs Treaty, sal = sabl % tx
exc q the teees pNsaso@lae ADD delighted b.
ssls<s sn skr STATE,
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~lAvAoN-Tho Commercial states that ,he
~'iAvacA Naylsatioa Company wil open. da.
ring the ensuing year, a ship Ci,snavl suai,
viently large to aasalt u the pssSssr of the
largest class srsse& Tho same paper ss,
that 30 s'ar, u ,he channel dug ,hteagh esl,
%llalt.es lar has sisen way " alsl np.
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tsy- The ilastrop Advertiser says That an
other paper Is 10 be established at I.oekhars.
The press AMI materials arc now on their way
FROM New York.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-29
A.esu!2lork Dailn Gylbnnf.
AMERICAN INSTITUTE FARMERS CLUB.

fuk H1C .4N INo1 II { II 4 HN4'-NA'A'O
TUESDAY, March 2s-Mr. LAwToS, Of NewRocheAe' IN
the chair.
Mr. HoorER of BrVoklyp, said he had aiew remarks 70
make upon the birds and their Trees have their en-
ues in insects and their protectors in birds lie alluded
70 the fact that insects have destroyed many thousands o
he urpentine trees in North Carolina. He gave de
nfidn of the ysrious birds and the different purposes
for which thew were created He deprecated the pFaeuGe
offar1ners killing birds thar then best rieAd-. ne
ajd that the Kin bird often charged with beng an
euy 70 the honey bee mas been grossly s!andeEel Ina
he s dies on Tie wing certain, but that bees are ever
ornd in the crop of the King b.d be denies II oniy
through ignorance and foolish prejudice that tbs Psreu
lar bird is ever destroyed.
Upon The advantage of s.sdyirg botany Tor The farmer
the speaker s.d that the Wild growth OF all lands indicate
the quality AID value Of the soil md sub soil
COLD GRAFEHY
Mr. Secretary Mics read letter from Asa Nesser' Oh
Geneva upon his in rAlsing grapes IN cold
prspery Of very .mple and cheap construction s'endsl
snfrIv hy his own hsnds mstter Of relax ston from
hrsin.ss He has q vince consisting Of 10 Black nam
hu-os > White Muscats cf Alexandria Gannon hAh
Mrsrsts GolGen Chase as or Muscadnei BiscS frn.e'
. Rlsck 81 Peters White Er0ntigaac = Gn.ly frOhs
nae syren In planting take ont one ioot oi sgi' ~
ft1rs t.e ard th.n remove another foot, and III sh
irrhe. deep with broken stone Then al u 1hAIs ~.
homes leather scrsp. and cover WIN sol % tH, -.
Rcd Is VII 9-sined Mako use Oi old piaslE pa'IeH1y
- r. "a clayey Boy the vines in November IN POS
and uut hem in your corsery aiory IN ApflL o
Tbs CBnRHts remarked tina; be bal seen 'he GU
ss,vs.or, MENTIONED The Cannon Han grape wa
,e,v supeTio. enc. The whole eost oi Inc
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-29
RENGY u LEEDS Auctioreer
m Ill III. LIEDS q ca -IHIlRSDAN III rel

So az ~ O'CLOCK 10 ~ West lithst between eth snd
fsatc hoult holo Furniture ouss lg % Brseis Tap
0ptis fessbt Pier Classes AID wiado~ Couices ch
Csfisns beautiful set Pso Furniture. msdaJ bsck4
80 gh crinstn fLd sold al hocai,t 10 hoe order sl arm
and seWug Chains EDod Center Table bic
- st~oo LbtfscA very tDe Voy rst roscwooi oval do
~ tst hscs Esitre S0nzes Cock Tosewooi Piano
FnFHifue coth
fy mshossoy Bedroom Furniture Dressing Gl-ss-s
eHt b Gee ChaI drer aud hvures a.na lot OF Kitchen
isstIe, tlCB)
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-29

Snow - MAIrI.-In some portions OF IsH Poytissx
IN tbe deuth Of two feet last week I.-.,, I1 ,-sin
2r]y Of the z7th s,ys thst Friday pornn s,.n I,,s
from Portland for watere did 10, 'ea ne h rosd IA
saturday A. NJ having spent nlsn,s on ono1 n l. up
'ed Lore ,Ssf he storm has interrupted The pssss.
f.on Livenore, a, the mails due from iAai ~ 3
ION F-iday and Saturday have not yet n.iss a..
q Kenrebec and leland Pond trains nave si' WV
- taiIod BY the sbov.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-29
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:, % md meTs to take plsce SATURDAY EVENlN
lTa CNsogucs ready rhg''iay. Books rsad' for
rssion LYMAN Co. No. 81 broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-29
D s Hovcn Arciiotes- HLSai LEEDS Slles@an -
DEREMPTORY SALE of RICH aud COSTLY

D s Hovcn Arciiotes-: HESgi LEEDS, ssles@an -
pEREMPTORY SALE OF RlCH and 0OolLI
sup BIae. AID Velvet ltsssn ana Three " SatPeaas
thlS (Wedptsdsy) MORNING, a. 10 ~ al NO iSo <ists7
Ann sud partly coIyog o: several ica lna cue
zRo.ewcod Suites frcUoh Saith BroCae nsSnesrt hVs
vus Secretary Boos.ss srd costly lades fsdor SecTc
1 SFh costly superior Rosewood ore
avery made. nearly new, ara ~arfanoa essA-
hkeIop W nabogaJy Cen,er, Pier SIDE CRAB sne fanoy
tas; ven costly vel made ". 1sT1e tor EtfS OF
~ superior rsh; ROsewOOo, tasy snd Ladies Sewing Na
sd in tosts rocsee and s,d bIoesdes OF rare osns sa
~ 1ul AisO rs sTds 0f satin Velvet CApenT ot p
r1d aud nesrly NV collection OF and 1Giga'i9
- ara PsAn MsIbe Bsnel aud Esgee Nas-s de oToa sna
L..d IA The hsheit Style OF att Abier JeFei Css sou
e % c H. Cioebs hesvy and expous7e Bocatee aAd Ice
.e<esDitp pegy Comics elegantly plntea S1sits &C AZ
" bat very choice colec0n Of LsuocsJus 1tn" and fnt
80 Hfocsi sDd Mnie seer al in oil aod ne
toN e6ss sleCt tbe 0ss ChGudes ana Iehaasl n
<tsng Hshosany snd Wslnnt Exeu1n iabes - iect
Ned yoJy s3ptilo1 articles Cins Dinner bos - pieces
ttis I6iu bLd sf~d silver Ware; lyoy CguoY TO-
~ Sib very Of Bedroom FuIn0Ie such IS
ud AsbokdDy frtDeh -. hic ssd ElLa5e'han bcdss9s
fnt,us ws,ssf8s tnd g snd pAiu Toiles Sot. Our'ed
asH hGtuf.et CourcFpsnts WO0en blnkefs Mla0ssnJ
Loanss Thsss goOds VIA b. sod ~ishOut TsscrFe %
~ 70 The aetfheT 10. a4oguos
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-29


Wy GEO. w. LORD d Co, No. 358 Broadway
Dees~ees Franz Tin and sale. Of sor.
FuRrIruEs. &c on favorable terms
yosEFH HEetmss Irotopeer.
FURNITURE THURSDAY, March 30. AZ 10
ntIess a. No o. II. my Piaespps and
-, bioeAyn fsTof thsmb And KHehen suruare
sr Cmsiotues On WedrV6sy ,fternoon = sss.room
REAL ESIAIE-To be sold By ALBERT H.
H klCOLAY A. the Msrchant.' E1ebsnse on WEDNEsD1Y
March a. lSA Al y C'cioc.
NASSAU he sod shout valuable three
'tofy tfck Stores aud Lo la M md 9 Ma. ,1
Il near bte'msn - opposite Clinton Iia
Lo No lieb q t nchs frout and by a feet in.he,
opin bou % e't4 ipot,s by a feel and will when the
pHb 't'e 'KtFss from Ma
Lot Nc 8 etf aud b. a. deep aoose
'S td nt wh.r the lease expire, ron
My n'Nt) 7 E.orts2fo0
Lot No o IS feet ioches front IS fs inches rear hy feet
nch deep house IS feet inches - Rents for a5ou.
al1O " ~
The hous 10 rood order End well oees are
Dc this fectiJn Of city el nprove-
ets ore goia ihtir TO- tdse Sy. Ths N.ss4a 8ank
10 tted oppcsc intend p ltnfid banking which
~ scoiU the nsaf, fohed al OF
'h vii teud DIV !oerease the v.l1e OF property
jN0ihhds e he puIcs,e money
sSss foI Nv. ars at PEI