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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-20

AMERICAN DIPLOMACY IN EURoPE-The following
extract Of private letter from London will be rel
with interest by men of all parties;
at seems indeed that II is the object OF the Adnnlss
ton of the United States puzzle the Europeans Rna
had the Inaugural and its professions Of sympathy VII
the cause Of liberty in Europe followed by Msrcys dnt
lar denouncrg court lveres ard then batch Of dps
matte ogents sent to Europe who do not hws
any other mission than 10 themselves dance The
dance of FOOLS to court the asiocraoy and despotsn Of
Europe ard TO be ashamed OF Repablicansm We ~
that young Cess in Rome the open and ayOwed enemyo
European Republicansn, is maintained in his position. BE-
cause he adulates tho Pope AID his Cardinals we ~
Mason in godembroidered livery at the court whsr,
Nh. SANFORD bad already been received in cidzons daa
But Of the many ambassadors attaches aud Conuk
at iafs in London had the courage to behave Ike
Republican, he discharges his business in the mos. efficient
way lie informs himself about the material Of The
country 10 which ho has been sent and employs hs time ID
procuring information 70 the possibility Of tho extensoi
Of American commerce while at his house and table he
receives not the ted onters Of European Courts but tho
men OF the people tue representatives Of progress the M
eign republicans cos. by the roaconary storm On the
shores OF England This George Sanders and what bis
reward He Lot confirmed BY the Senate Indeed lit
is the object of the Senate TO show that all their symp,ss
for freedom are humbug, and that is their intention
sr upon European liberty to knee down before Cha
Kaisers and Emperors then they have acted wisely a,
not think he any oct Of the Senate could have brouyh.
greater discredt Inc Democratic party than the rejection
Of George Sanders nomination
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-20
DEATHS-FIRES, sc

~'' f''-'"'' " PHILADELPHIA, March 70, 1854
Yesterday afternoon James shaw lsd OF - N e'.'
many With fis brother and another boy went q yay n.
q lime kiln in the vicinity OF Lombard Gnl WIoHs
and or beiro there some time, the two tter retans
IcTr leaving he former His parents becoming ala l
N Is urotlGotsd absence, went in seeFch OF in S
inv were horrifed by finding him dead with oo.. "a
feel and hands burned 70 cr.p lie pfe5ih ~, -sa.
HAT tie led became suioca,ed b. inhaing inc S' 81
s,ste1 rom the kn and fell into tie fIe. D
A warehouse adjoining tie ropewaik Of us1.sy p.il.
Weaver q CO. on the Germantown road near tug ny, IN.
ale With is contents was burned about midmsaH ~
yolyiDe lots of about $4,000. 80, .,;c;3s
The Isme Of an unfortunate who eoiaiap ~ an
by iurnpipg into tie Delaware at Wanai 81 sh,;n-
Lr;iay evening was Carn lie laborer a1u ,5s
Ls remains when recovered were taAen - VIZ
Green House. ,s,s sos
The inemenis in the city for the week past "s's
of which % were adults.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-20

emit though not plain TO the ordinary observer. on
account of the commercial preponderance otha eoun
! Try Hence literature has always been despised IN
| England ' and tie men in Office DO not rush,
ssys Tie London Spectator for purely literary men,
being Of no service to them" The example of Sir
Wslter Scott affords no exception, he being Tory
politician nor of Sir Edward BulwOr Lytton for he is
an aristocrat by birth, aud politician in Parliament.
The mere literary scientific in England is es
sentaly despised ard always will be go 50 ong as the
military hereditary principle is held to, and the Gov
eminent is looked upon the fountain of honor. in-
stead ola mere Police-oce, to keep people from pick
ing one another pockets and kicking one another 5
shiDs Hence Stephenson, the engineer after twenty
years of glory after having done more for the material
wealth Of England than any other of this century
grseiousy offered, the other day. knighthood an
honor bestowed on cheesemongers who fetch up an
address, and which the great properly and proud.
ly declined.
Now, this idea that Government is the fountain of
honor we have inherited largely from Europe. aud it
prevails chiefly in the South where politics or official
station .f some Kind or other is so esteemed. Hence
young men, who would feel it beneath them to enter
the merchant service, or counting house or shop
quartered on the people in Governmental bureaax
the Army Navy and the Register which we have Just
quoted shows tLat it is much better for man to carve
out bis career IL almost any way than to be in the
Navy fftythree years, and of that period waiting
thirty FIVE years to get something Y DO up to his
standard Of ambition The technical honors Of the
Government mere ieudal fetch-a shabby, pAltry
sham. They independent Of superior talent ge-
plus, and are Affairs of purely gradual Advancement
They toys fit only for children and considering the
stakes which the Battles Of Peace now Offer we think
ii would Infinitely better become our young men of
spirit if they wish to follow the sea, to enter the mer
chant rather than the national marine, and show that
it is tie man who makes the rank ard not the rank
which makes the man As /. is there are abuses in the
Navy but these grow out OF the fact that the ships are
few and the officers many There should be reform
in justice to the officers and to the nation but without
any increase Of the expense of the Navy. The worst
sign Of decay in a nations the dependence of ndiyda-
ais classes tho Government That the whole diff
fculty with France, which nation OF Office holders,
dependent the viii Of central despot 1t false
condition fol- any BODY of men to be in 10 depend on
the wnim or capacity of a government for their daily
bread Let them practice sefreliance and they will
rot wait for promotion; it will be likely to be
buchel IN their backs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-20

NEw-JERsEY.-The Camden and Amboy Is,,
ture adjourned on Friday last having exseni.i =
charter of the Railroad owners for twenty yeso -
the time it was to expire-now scne twelve or "a. !
years ahead-and rejected the Liquor Prosisiso, \,
BY the decisive vote Of 80 to 20. It's a hopetsI
that the original attempt to extend the Moaop,s
well as the charter of the Railroad king. had "a \
abapdoned-the bolus being deemed too strong h u
taken with safety otherwise than IN broken dose. y
the companies will have to elect another LegiL,,
to extend their Monopoly; and they must do |. NJ
or the Maine Law will be passed ahead Of then. NJ
thereafter il will not be easy for them to cleo. Ian,
latures at all. Money aud enormous patronage A
great way; but without Rum, they will hardly "a. !,
TO hold NewJersey longer in tie detes,ei cAai,. :
Il e Railroad Monopoly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-20

ARGUMENTS FOR TIE NEBRASKA BIIL-As our rss.,
may no, have access 70 the considerations urged By
supporters OF the Nebraska BIZ, we give few geni q,
an article in Tie Richmond BraptRer upon the rscu,
mortal to Congress of Bishop WAISRisHF and o.hs, 4,
eymen Of various denominations in this City. Tha n,
once one OF the sblest and rankest slaysh oarnss ~,
speaks Of the memorial as follows;
THE emOnsants say the intoe oct!on OF slavery nsa
conc1Gied @ Jeei9r By ths pgN.sl az ~ Aais. 40
el,m. Of reieioa i5iy We gl not stop nnen.
hmS thst are packed away short pnss.o
ps to quote other uBbushcs Violations Of trath :ss
.SeeseSips passTsphs Of this internal paper
We have more respect toa'y Tor oPss ea'poten sysss
love charity In seners tor the southi bat vho whs
use The .tietto and su shot in ths the Mas
vines whose appended 60 tbs PAGER We shosfs
Ike TTropess PiSxER bitter svo 10 tAs sis =, :.
South their eonSctoas and boi and positive ne ss
doushcc dor bic dealers who conceal malice and venom as
has row broken oGt 70 ths ,, e aus s So
TTos,siOus Of Christian sunshine love"
I'VE not how mendscous ard b'sphemon ms,d..
they may pour upon cOpse They oay disc the
et and teach oar people wst hey az slMsb e5 ;asss
~ the South where she pcs IN qs'ioay sni hyp,
great Methodist Church South the only thai has esi
particle Of manly e,ncor su Christian sincerity in thh srs
severng 81 connection with trefyl OF the stesto he s
knife and the sDTplice Of the North"
In the article from which the above elegant exta.sr,
taken, The Examiner quotes tale from the work aid
Lot Corn, with the assertion tina: THE TRIBUNE snh
sponsor for that work, statement which is simply m
With that tale for text cotemporary proceeds 1,
nounce northern vice and hypoccy especially as bsas
ing to the clergy Now it is not necessary 10 deieaa Ia
ministers of the free States from the Wholesale mpaos
cast upon them b. jodrna Indifferent 10 the faa vi
the meaning of words as the above extracts proves TxEs
am,xer to be- But they the villains he alegeafi
difficult to see Now that would Justify tbs South IN roAt
the North of the only consideration for bargain sA
upon her by the South which long since received snix
enjoys all that this consideration was given for NoAsn
ministers may, come of them, be scoundrels but as
that such gigantic piece of scOundelism bis
which The Examiner defends with such reckless bou
and inflated disregard of truth and decencyi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-20

TIE GADsDES TREATY--As tho Senate has SILL 10 de-.
eide upon this treaty it matter Of interest to know hox
it regarded at Mexico, and accordingly we trans slate the
following passage from the Mexican correspondence Of tho
Diario Of Havana II will be seen that the MeNcins
think they have decidedly got the best end Of the bary
since they to have twenty millions for what Is described
ss little piece Of uninhabed country and there is has
doubt that they are right in that opinion:
The treaty in regard 10 the settlement OF tho doubtful
question Iaiscd by the possession of Mesia Valley was
necessary for Mexico Une she willing TO 20 % war
with the United States which would not be possible with
chances of success at this moment Of roorganizng the
country to its finances end its army aud giving force
and ygor to public authority For tho rect; the articles
considered sufficiently satisfactory; for the cessono Of
the little portion of uninhabed territory in dispute ant
the abrogaton OF article IL of the Guadaoupe freI
which in reality illUsory since its meaning was dis
puted and the United States might easily have converted
into very injurious pr0tecorate over tnat part OF ths
frontier Mexico will receive in compensation slooo0oN
sum which appears exorbtani compared with what she
received in 1915 for territory considerably larger a1d
moro thicky peopled. OF this five millions viii 10
appropriated to extinguish all claims Of the Amerc ms
against Mexico including those connected with the Gary
Grant The treaty submitted to the United States
Senate on the 10th ult. with slight niodi6caio1A
which his Most Serene Hghness Gen. Santa Anna, has
accepted II is to be hoped that they NAY very soon be
definitely approved since the treaty will establish haf
mony with neghbors, guard Lower California agsna
the ncursiOns Of the flbuster aud provide the GOgTf
nent with sufficient means 10 consolidate order org ms
the finances and discipline an army which can eonts.
tie refuse Of the demagogues who have taken refuge Oh
the nj ealthy coats Of the South"
Itg Id app from this extract that Santa Anna has no.
only made splendid bargain with Mr Gadsden but bst
without hese fifteen millions Of cash. he viii fad dcss
to maintain hlaHeh in power, and carry oa his pad'ac
urCiects
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-20

TO demand the correction would appear 70 demonstrate
40 much as this Unless the authorities desired to con-
6seste the cargo here easy mode OF letting Oh
the offending parties, and at the sane time sisahylns
The purposes of the Government in the future. But
provincial authorities are, proverbiay. all over the
world a selfsuffcient arrogant mutton headed set.
And this fact must be taken into the account in meas
urg their oeuses Of act or of intention in this par
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-20

! special messenger for Madrid with dispatches 10
Minister Soul6 sailed in tie Steamer on SATURDAY vi
course tie Black Warrior affair is The moving cause Tor
this extraordinary communication We have ad"ceS
from Havana to tie 18th inst The Black Warrior was
still in the hands oftho Cub'n authorities most Of the
crew rerosinps on board the L. :. steamer Fulton
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-20

VALUE OF VoTE A coresp ndent writes to he
TRprSE that DR. George .. Cole, 0, Exeter n II dphs
busness in Lowell being strongly impressed with the "a
that single vote might be OF special importance ID
recent election, ef. his business Monday and 'ein'I
home. The next day was tug OF war. The eie'H'-
Of Representatives carried ono at time e'e' ~
peated trials, by majority la-y resulting IN s-'
choice Of four Wbes 70 two Demo rats aud ebIs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-20

The severe storm Of wind which prevailed here on
Saturday, was perfect tornado at Troy aud Albany
The telegrapbs in that direction are al down, bus we
have pretty full accounts by nail. In Mbany great
number Of buildings were unroOfed but 40 persons
seriously injured In Troy several lives are supposed
10 have been lost. The storm extended With cOa-
siderable severity from Central New York to Boston
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-20

IL Iorns''''zp ssi lOcD lid 23c51 Is 81 10 B33
In stove towns Mrnhsd ,2sG majority Baker 10 Is IN
tie minority Gs.
Tie following table Of Members cleo. from the cities
and large towns, eOntrassed with their Representa-
ton last year. will show that great chsnge in the
public mind has commenced in the voters of intell.
genee whence it will probably difuse itself through
the State:
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The Trihnne for California.

We shall issue, THIS MORNING, The T'iJafs
far California, OrgoE and tie Saa3wel Ii1af' IL VIII
contain summary Of all the Laes, Foreign and Domestic
News since tho last steamer Money AID Market Reports
Marriage, Deaths. &c
Single copies in wrappers ready or mailing can be had
At the desk THIS Morning Price cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-20
THE NAVY.

TIE Secretary Of the Navy has just issued ne NIra
Etgi;ter for 1854. We have made compilation as fol-
lows relative to the pay and service of Captains aud
Commanders. The tabular form viii enable the read
er f. see az o glance the Beedful matter:
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3-em'1lp1a Dailg gys0uNs.
MONDAY, MARCH %. 1854
70 cnRREqpoYurTrI

40 noiss car Of Co1Gnos.ons hsssv,
tiepSed fseIt.n o. sthsnested - to- s1a
s1Sess the sTiieT Ay for pghAos-on, ~
susrfnty o. his god fAitb
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-20

TIE price os sdveTt th WrEELY TEsvEE III hsrssta
se Fury CENTS line, eseh itssIslon
Tie eeDsu q the Weekly sue has rescued the anpes
seSsnt.d neuIber OF 90 900 eooiss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-20

We give this morning very ful report OF tae serious
riot which took place III NewIlaven on Friday night
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PHILADELPliIA.

Nc. 1, ana 4 W.T.. 3al eoos, be- y grosls,sy
PHILADELPHIA
Ismssse - s.tsAeise st,sk,
MORRIS l.. BALLo" ELL co.
e,. removed into ~ new w,,so., eat,.n.s. ".
ia gsiss snS So Fourth St oPuias Tor the ~ ns
rose |" SIX AKA FANCY GOODS,
ss'f 40 tlsT ~ ere xhi.h oss o. RS
IiseEsT ansseA Win o7.1ss, o. a. ii'y
sSo b. fos casa. shs fr sy'ss 10 jobbins
ss Wi s compelled smaller pros; than esa POS
d hst ss Aso ;s,T ea .d ,.n os ii hs .os -
T8eS assn % o every judge Of sooli 20
S.S sae, ~, III i'e.s Of six 9. if the money
Be- I'D 10 y1rfsrlh Nifliu ten days ron DIE d biz!
r.oney On t,ksa market as on The 1iy
TO sThr,s Of unSoabtei ,udns credit Of tx months w1Ls
wtsIe y e oesy y &c re- = 49,. ry ~ L. aioSs5
49, - ei, hs ecra cites the f.vof OF
tb', - " ~ h-i,lil" "a -. - - - ~ :, "a
bsh for Their Hts - ,y TIE sse Pohs t'a' are s's'-
IsPlxt nEID's Hats for the present season are ex-
sSeh .afaIs sdsp Hat be r3sd fi exceed
s 8s H. ia 70 sro.ds,y foi 81 rs, ..o. SO ~ gs.
LHAlY q Co.'S QURTERLY MAACH l55l.--ha-
T IsIs wssr LEsHT Co. Hsels As.oi Aos'
PrNoyEL-Ssinu 4 LoUXsDEEY would respect
,bsI loesop, az reaIts, % r. 4S sI2;s 70.
Sss s. ~ s,s. eossi.ps of M..o yss1 t.ss.I B@
1a'eg5 tfaif''ain c.y.,rxe.
Ens. Aaerean Floor o Goth and al ot q sooa' poo
FO8LEGs AND WELLS, Psychologists and Publish
s,s, CAssoa Han No lsi asssast, Ee~.Yolt
EITGaNT PISYo.Forrfs. Persons wishing to pur
i Ss ,sss VISIT %.a es 5 b2y '3 ss
81 fios Hote ard ees1i9e heif spe, pspisa s
now e eG sr. sale seheI viii large ssorteat IN e'syyla
sfs,'e. - -. :, ,,-
A Cap SPRISG CLOlYnSC.-N0y ready an extern
vs ,semeOt Of eary new AID wer1de Clo.tng aos2'.e
Hg An s:ss14 si s 21SS IS
LACE AND MUsLIX CURTAINS IRON AUcUoNs.-
The .ees have b.9a ~ i9oss.nd Lace saa sa'1 Cor
set e importation Aso ne chsspes, ss ~ IRE wos 70
No 81 RssdeG~
MouRNIYG MILLINERY AND MASTLLAs--BAR.
W,D vi" o9en CD M @2 sSss fgsso p a2s
ksunfg hlh.y and y M..s eShSsng t@s nos. os9ati
spdns az Sumner Good ever ier,d public New o1r
Titan Hotts BARrHoLOTGw WEED
DEFIANCE SALAMAHDER SAfgs.-ROBT. H. PAT
nsE s sos nsgptse IN the uai.e4 sss Of The se,ys
Gro, B ne b'ii ,aies srd As c.bod 10 tte world Dept
John 1t. -
FAIRBANKS PLATFORM sc.LEs.-I.oDg known Sc
''sy tested always stis 1 C. So 90 s,
The ORIENT MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY viii
10 ep@ on s,s after The u March 20 70
Assets 5000 in pott IL 40 aDco of premiums
ofce No. MsrcLaniS iAeaaoge
John Aucsincioss, Alex 81 Lawrence
81 eide sgliqsf L}t,insa.oA
Florss Cot,enet rreder,k W. Read,
Evsene Dvtiih, PAH Rsnauid
1cssJb Gsiilris Ji, Ei~aii r saaasrsoo
J W0oowGId Legeu, Waits Sherman,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-20

PROPHETIC WHpoM.-Ihe parents of Stephen a Doug.
La deserve great credit for discrimination in the bto
Of names. The traitor to Freedom and Humanity VIII,
would fam sell the rights of millions unbor to tho traffic
:" human hesh, and blast half continent with the nil
new OF bondage, bears the appropriate name OF Ste
"Douelas" " -A'''''~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-20

We ouroi ur1ert@ke to retufh fe;sora 'onnuHieshpo
Ascot T--Y0u msnlca ufhsr your Pot 0Te5 aoI sat-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-20

AInERT ii. NlCOLAY holds his regular seini-weehy
sale OF Steeis and bond TINS DAY al l O'Clock
Exchange For particulars refer his advertiser IN ~
other
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-20

CAIPElNGs.-YorNG X JAYNE, No. 1872 Pearlst
Naaonst orr for Sas The ra.ea a. ca ep,s
Of csrpetns Fos OClotls and al oAsI srs osr
taiEipg 20 she trade.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-20

Tapestry Velvet Brussels, Tbroe.Plg. and Ingram
Cape,s both Etslh and Auean Oh Cloths from to s. feet
wide Rugs Mats Window 81 ccs Lseo CGrtso Corncs &c
great variety st T. TOwNsssO Co.'S NJ 70l G-ssav
Carpets made al 4 ted Ia q q .. caarer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-20

NELODEoNs--Th doube-heyed Meodeons Of Good
man Baldwin, ead .asse Of s D H. w Saith for whc
HORACE WATERS, Nc $50 DIoaaTAy Sole Agent
edged to 30 the best they the oay is1c1 "a s elua
temperament Fof Gale IT verS low prccs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-20

A Cup SPRING CLOY1nSC- Nov ready an eXten-
~s rtineot Of entirely aud wensde Clo.tng adapted
10 he feoD cut best styles aad vii be sold a;
TIE lowest pcssibls prices
an articles FuaTsLteel 70 be exactly a. represensed
FpvssD HACKETT tloftng Emporiu", 10 'Oj faltonst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-20

LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS FROM AUCTIONS
The suces have b.5d thousand Lace &ad d sa Cor
sns crn 10 each Fi sen for days ol!y 81 eS
tIsD importation Ao he cheapest place the world to
~, l.sgg Al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-20

NEW Music" Home, where changes never come y
b. aufI ballad Dsmel Scho oheD with splendid ygnes
.Genuy aosn the suesn N'or fA Boys cheer Sasy
simpson, BE Choery, boysN Katy did Katy dlnt due
Lily dear with mes" Ctink of God p "Oncs
jusi Iuhlsht6 by BEKGf GoRDOS. No 81 broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-20
Susintss GGfiGes.

SrEAa1s, HuTcmssoS & Co., wholesale dealers IN
snKs RIrscsx DEEss Gc0Ds LIrsSs EN'ApioS<ss bAIh'
MaErLsS HosrEv lLiSE1g OOoDs &C. aefeeaats from e.
.rx ,,, are "a a. soek sefors 31zo5xag
~ s1EAsxs. eTcHiF5oS = c..
Nee u snd 10 wsflrrs- i2af co., - y ofos.,1-y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-20

gsss Floor o Goth and al ct or gooa porsio-
log iAf trade
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-20

RRM0vAL-SnrrU & LOUNsDEDY would respect
fsy friends ssl ihs public that tey have eosa1e4
sfs Fcarts % H. - br0e5~
zone so1 Grand They sog grtpseJ T. eka5 thsf
styles consisting ~ Mosaic, EsiIe1 i-Ti-F nf ~
T1.fre.. ~ fTrgr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-20

Stop THIEF is the cry Of the culprit to divert the
rpble h'n h. msdeeds' whca Illustrate advertise
men that Singer las suit peucing ast inn
the hoey Johnson Pstnt We have us trJ the
rspet that the best method OF sncng Postes
6eoCs seeing certified copy Of the Mercy Johnson ps.
tert they do by calling oioe No. Broadway.
ANy 4 ca
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-20

IYAIY q Co.'s QUARTERLY, MATCH I5jl.-Ma.
i.r of De let ia saa Ittacen Of Sts quarterly pat
t,ss ior cu LEAEY Co. Hlers As,0f Hoas'
Rfotfs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-20

Mo,RNISG MILLINERY AND MAETILLAs--BAR.
TgoIc.sw 4 WtED will open MONDAY, TUESDAY and
WFDE1sDAY March Il AID B. their spring Styles o. Paris
MilL and 3 siEs comprising tAs most bea1ti
~ oesns oxalol together with Tho cs mt Of
sprug ciertd y n public New O1r
ing store Broadway between the st schO and Meopo
Titan Hcttia BaRTHOLOfE" q WEED
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-20

IORLERs AND WELLS Psychologists and Publish
o. C.l-saa Han 10 lsl Na.aasl. EexYoLL
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SEWING MACIHNEs-Thc unequaed excellence of
sIScsEs SEWN Mac ines established fact We selling
them. ia peci night DO ond RESPONSIBLE prices
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chimes beng confessed IL the legitimate between Walter
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