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Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-02-22

A melancholy and fatal accident occurred to an
American citizen while on his way home from Ber-
lin. 1t is thus stated: a
On the 23d ultmo there dreadful accident the
Cologne and Mnden railway. between Brackwede and Gut
ersloke, spot where repairs were going There
no collision but the train de cendng incline off the
rails and plugged embankment The engine, the
luggage wagon and five passenger carriages followed it, but
the chain breaking the greater portion Of the train remained
the line The only passenger killed Mr. ARpEN, the
attachs Of the American embassy at Berlin who his
way Paris with dispatches. Immediately inelg gence Of
the accident received Mr. Far the secretary proceeded
Gutersoks take charge Of the dispatches The driver
and the sok Of the engine also killed the spot
other attendants wounded slightly, and Of the pas
sengers, bu none dangerously. Mr.. ARDES was in the
fourth carriage Prince Frederick William Of Prussia
in the coupe Of the fifth carriage, with Col Fischer and Lieut.
Won Heinz sfth carriage fell the opposite side Of
tho embankment The Prince the first get out and,
having escaped with slight confusion Of the head able
to help bis companions and the other passengers in the
carriage eScae Of them the roof the carriage
had to be cut through. I'at
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-02-22

Ice At OswEoo-The Oswego Daily Journal says the
piers that place. running into the lake the present
time present curious spectacle. They huge Of
gtterins ice The coating Of ice varies from foot to
twenty thirty. Il is not cakes Of ice welded together but
s mostly formed by the spay frozen has been dashed
over them by the cold storms The ice hard
almost as flint moulded into thousand smooth and graceful
forms, and is so massive and solid that nothing short Of
June sun, should suppose, would deprive the piers of
their icy coating. E
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-02-22

In the McDonoush will at New Orleans the Judge
has decided in favor Of the cities Of Baltimore and New
Ohesns and against the States Of Louisiana aud Maryland
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-02-22

70 SPEAK treat Inconvenience his lungs, and remarked
that he bed -, difficulty in catching his breath.
eJ that ~ Df sorry for him"
annex y 5atsmsn, Of the city Marshal.
g34l. d @ 6 JOHN r. BIGELOW.
CIrr HA45 FrBRuARr II, 1851.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-02-22

New JERSEY SENAToR.-After two days unsuc-
cessfl voting last week, by the Legislature of New
Jersey, for United States Senator, the balloting
was renewed yesterday, when some dozen more
votes were taken without effecting choice.
The votes varied from 35 to 81 for the Hon.
VIM. L. DAYTON, the present incumbent; SO to 80
for CON- r. F. STOCKTON, late of the United States
navy; and four or FIVE scattering forty being ne
cessary to choice.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-02-22

The City Council Of Philadelphia last night sub
scribed one and half million Of dollars to the cap
tai stock of the Pennsylvania Railroad.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-02-22

Tickets $15-Hsves 81. 50-Quarters $sS5-Eghths ST. 81
Certificates of packages of e6 whole tickets $50 90
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-02-22

Tickets Sl0-Haves $5--Quarters S. so.
Certificates Of packages of % whole tickets 500 90
DO. do % half DO. 50 90
Do. do ss9parter do IS 90
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-02-22

"A VA XII.
feel it my duty to notice publicly deposition of the act
ing United States Marshall which appeared in the morning
papers.
On Saturday last between the hours of IL and IL o'clock
Mr. Riley came 10 my office in the City Hail. and said to me-
We have got negro, and thought would call and let
you know received the information as kindly hint to
look out for street disturbances. He made no request what
ever for assistance did he intimate in any way that he
wanted any OF that he bad any apprehension Of n scue
Ahe few nnimportant remarks he retired Immediately
sent the Marshall and directed him to order
the courthouse, to prevent Instructions to proper communi
cation Herewith, OF course including Gas ali such orders o
the protection Of officers in charge prisoners while getting
or from the building remained in my Office for an hour
and hall after giving these directions but received no further
communication on the subject from any ooe The police
within my knowledge, have been called upon 10 attend
the courts Of the State United States and as have already
stated no request was made for such in the
present case.
knowing that the marshal Of the United States has his
own officers and hat he Is authorized to appont AZ mapy
deputies or call TO his assistance many individuals ss te
occasion may require knowing ALSO that the sheriff to.
gether with deputies and consab stationed in the court
house, bad not the shadow OF suspicion that Mr. Rey
was wanting IN ample means to retain bis prisoner against
unarmed ssssilsnts.
Mr.. Riley makes ungeuerous use of a casual remark
which intended for kndness. He was saatei appeared
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-03
Revolutionary Russia.

Russia, we are told, is triumphant in the
Great Exhibition. Her natural products
excite interest and admiration for their va
riety and excellence her works of art
provoke astOnishment for their richness and
beauty Her jewellers and gold workers
carry off the palm even from those of Pa
ris. Her satins and brocades compete with
the richest contributions of Lyons. She
exhibits tables of malachite and caskets
of ebony, whose curious richness indicate
at once the lavish expenditure of barbaric
court and the refinement and taste of civil
hzation Nor do we deem It of much ac-
count that her part of the Exhibition i. not
exclusively the work OF native artisans
Her satins are none the less genuine pro-
duct OF the country because the loveliest
were woven by emigrants from the Croix
Rouse or the Guillotlere, seduced by high
wages from their sumner home in order to
build up the industry OF the Great Empire
and train the grandsons of Mongol sayages in
the exquisite mysteries OF French taste and
dextenty Ii matters not that the Exhibi-
ton offers infinitely more than fair Illus
,Tation OF the average capacity of Russian
labor. 1t il none the less true that people
who half century ago were without manu-
factures of any but the rudest kind, are
now able by some means to furnish forth an
unsurpassed display though all the world is
there to compete with them.
We are 10 lover of Russian power aud
have no wish to cxaggsrate the degree of
perfection to which Russian Industry has
attained We do not doubt tina, any cotton
factory IN the cnvirons of Moscow might be
found imperfect when contyastcd with one
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-03
The Legislature.

In the SENATE, yesterday, the bill direct
ing ;he Secretary Of State to furnish each
School District with Webster's Dictionary
wis reported in modified shape, so as to
require such purchase only at the request
of the Districts A bill to reduce the rate
OF taxation was introduced by Mr.. Carroll.
The amendments of the Assembly to the
bill consolidating the School Laws were
concurred In.
In the ASSEMBLY, it was agreed TO adjourn
from Thursday I'LL Monday, to give Men,
bers nm opportunity to celebrate the Fourth
as may best suit them The bill making APP
preparations 10 Colleges and Medical lnsti-
tutions was indefinitely postponed, but the
vote was subsequently, reconsidered and the
subject laid upon the table. The Canal bill
was considered in Committee of the Whole,
reported In the House, and made the order
of the day for Thursday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-03

CENTRAL AMERCA-We are informed
from Washington that Mr. MARCoLErA, the
Nicaraguan Minister, and Mr.. WEBSTER,
have concluded and signed a treaty of peace
and friendship between Nicaragua and the
United States
We are also informed that the five Cen
trail American States have entered into a
Convention, TO which both the United States
and Great Britain are also parties, by which
San Juan de Nicaragua is declared free
port. and its neutrality guaranteed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-03
We have no

downfall sudden and perfect. We have no
guess as to the epoch of the catastrophe,
but come il will, and of all its many precur-
sors, none is more significant than this
beautiful display at the Worlds Fair.
We have thus no fear that Russia viii
conquer and barbarize the West of Europe.
But we believe there is 4 great destiny be-
fore her. Ii is impossible not to believe
this. 1t is impossible TO converse with an
intelligent Russian and not catch something
of the national enthusiasm which animates
him, not to feel that his is young, aspiring
country, full Of energy and capable Of great
things But those Will not be great things
after the old ideas of invasion and conquest,
one people rising by putting others down
The world is fast getting beyond tina,
the only universal dominion now possible
must he gained in the arena of Labor, In
veutiou, Art, Liberty and Progress. And
whatsoever people achieves supremacy there
the world can only be benefited thereby.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-03
~ The steamboat NEw-JERsEY will

Leave New York az early hour On Friday ne the ouh
Of jolly on IN 70 Long Island sound on he re-
turn touching az Stattoayo and giving her PASSENGER
annie time 10 view the grounds Of this delightful new
lage which has sprung Mp almost Ike mage w.hn me pas
few months We doubt that many VIII De ionnc ue
srous OF syaing themselves Of tins oport1nl' o! eny
pg hepselves away roc the dust and heat OF me cry
tremis and of celebrating the gr 0ns day o. gu, VA
tional Independence more quet "a. no leSs hayP
an Inc deem TRANQUIL waters amid the beautiful
scenery with which the Sound a60nnds indeed We con-
ceiyo that infinitely pleasure wIll b. obtained Nv
his means thar can be found iTayersng the crowd
ed and dusty streets Those who are ceSn0ps OF pnr-
chasing some Of the few remaining LOIS AZ StratOnpol
cannot have opportunity II seeing them 10 anan
taee as the village the full glow OF us summer
BEAUTY and all who VIII acknowledge tha we 40
MOI hen state that IN convenience Of local
ity excellence of SOIL and natural beauty Is unsurpassed
ly any sp, IN the vicinity u NewYork first rate banh
.ensaged y tho occasion The whole cement the
excursion will be under ;hs direction Of Mr. FlAmmER the
propreor Of the village Of S,ratjnpOt who VIII be on 'he
moi 10 give anv explanation and information that may ne
required For Of starting advertisement IN ano-
Their column.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-03

The Ngws FROM EUROPE is unusually In
teresting fog these dull times. In ENGLAND
l. c CRYSTAL Palace Is generally throngcd to
lis utmost limits, often almost beyond them.
As yet, however, no term has been put to
the number Of daily admissions The re-
ceipts vary from ten TO fifteen thousand dol
lars a day. Parliament drags heavily and
accomplishes nothing special. Even the
auti-rapal bill fingers on It's inevitable pass
age.
In FnAxcE the revision Of the constitu-
ton is discussed rather a matter Of form.
HoIe of carrying II Is abandoned even by
those few men of brains who stil pretend TO
labor for il. The prolongaiion Of Louis
Napolecn's Presidency il equally iinpossi-
BILE. One or two stupid journals may pre-
sumo 10 urge him To usurpation, hui he will
10, be- fool enough 10 Try IL Within the
past month the political ssy IN Frsn'e
h's been cleared OF the clouds which
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-03
Now's THE Tine

Now's THE TINE.-
Now's the TINS and hg~'s TIE harf
All the cfvvises q scour.
Welding up 10 LYCSs 50~sf
AL tbs insect race.
dust his raAgie ys~dsroes
Ceiling wssnsoof. ~ all AMI fsss
Bed-hu fall g. s.sfe.
Roarhss srcs tae place
euresd his famed maxseIF paIls
And rats n..cs-tssse pisxsJ L4s
son hail de n founs. barns. msiis.
LEAVING hss hsfs 49, -
~, g., vow. usgas,r P.v sr Aas r,s go Brssi
DrF"' - jsSs 'snws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-03

WnisrLKR on GgoRetA.-Ihls WcnderfM IaIani WI s's
three Concerts Sioppan Hall csrncr II Broscway and
walker street the Evenings Of the I'd ~ AMI Nh ~
July This truly astonishing cA,d. aged years and q
months made his appearance AZ the Broadway laoef
pacle on rfdsy evening" jane g. AMI WAS received VIA
shouts Of applause producing intense tNci'emehI. II NJ
ths Solcltaton III many who unable = gan adah
tsnce he is induced three Concerts previous 10
I,ayns the CITY Ia addition ~ he 9sttolmahee % tar
Infsnt frpmef there WILL 70 Nncai and Inst Iapeata
Conccry b, several performers. ASSISTED hy Mss Louisa
Isle youns and iascinating Vocalist 81 years Adm
fsnes rWENTY.FlNE CENTS. FcSrts fer sac A. al
he nm cpa Muse and Book Stores and ~ the dor VIZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-03
yuI,cp or MorrYAyEy. MANOR OF Moa-

RrsSr. on H,RiE,i RfvERLo's % feet by 100 on the
heautif vlsge grade between the Middle Avenue and
Post Road, and between the Dlstnct scncphonse and
River THIS Village 20 advantages not to be flunl
elsewhere because point that the Cry OF New fork
Is rapidly approaching and which, IN brie lerlcd mus
meet because II the best day Accommodation ~
any railroad depot the United States because can he
reached bv persons doing business near above the Par
with facility than any point Of the island OF orh
Morning cars down az and up at g. the
wear round-are s25 per annum less "a cents passage
because II has actually enjoyed these facilities for years
bccause the purchaser viii have to live until he be-
comes silver gray" dependant upon railroads depots
steamboats, plank roads sc which exist only IN antcpa-
ton a bird in the hand" &c. Apply 10 VI d VAN Do
REM the Office Mott Haven depot an arrival OF the cars
daily Except sundays; OF J l. MORT Proprietor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-03

tB We learn that Sir HENRY BuLwER will
shortly 60 to England not to return. He intends,
we believe to abandon diplomacy and become
member of Parliament.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-03
To PRtNTrps Ayp PUBLISHERS. 1.-The

NEWTON CowpAsy respectfully call the attention OF I'm
ter And publ.her 20 her improved Type and Stereotype
Plates &c The Improvement CONSISTS II Ssih5 y. 49,
copper face 1T about ard additional COST 50 VA III
dsiv r. inrreased in direct proportion 10 the superior
tenaciy Of copper type metal whch acc Io-s
rect experiments. Il - 70 FROM thls s,nsIe re- -,
Will Al once 10 perceived that thin face % espe' nus
give extraordinary endurance % printing surfaces anu es
perence has fully proved such TO De the case ne 'o
av have secured letters patent for the Improvement a1
they are prepared and exec l'e a. lhe e.
ENLISTMENT, 6 North Wll.ala-st, New ! OK. xs . .
The following papers printed IN the tSp
New-York Courier and Enquirer; New-YoIk DAILY IND
me Postnr Daly Journal Boston Flag of Our mon
pcstsn pictorial Dra-vn. Room Companion; New-fork
~ an and others. NbWI0N Co.r y.
Ell TyThkStf BNOrtn "llAns'-' ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-03
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
- :, %,
NETWORK, THURSDAY, JULY 3, 1851.

10 Persons about leaving the City during the Summer
months have the Day Tribune sent 20 them by leaving
or sending their address the Publication Office corner OF
Spruce and Nassaus,s opposite the City Hall Prce 50
cents month. PAYABLE IN advance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-03
II NEw-YoRK LAUNDRY, Is Spruce

w NEW DIRK LAUNDRY 10 oPiuNo
street near NassaustTo New SHIRT Dealers. Families,
Hotels Single Gentlemen &c. &c-The above Laundry /;
the most extensive the United States has been perfected
at great expense and complete 100 dozen pieces at least
per day New Shirts quantity and every Style done
up for the trade wholesale dealers and broadway sore
PROMPTLY and the best Collars rOned IN
Troy style Family clothes purely washed clearly starched
and elegantly lrOned at few hours notice when required
Washing and rough drying shn per dozen pieces
for those wishing 70 home Shrinking OF all a5rcs
merchant taors clO,hers &C. at the shortest nOce
This Laundry combines the following advantages uniting
economy comfort and dispatch l. Travellers and those
leaving the city haste have their clothes washed ana
ironed in the best wthnthree hours 2 NO mate
rial IL used IN the Washing Department but pure owe on
soap and filtered Croton Water Gentlemens shirts are
done up equal shirts sale. Gent!enens collars
ironsd in Troy STYLE Light colored pantaloons and vests
elegantly ironed polished Articles washed here wear
longer as they carefully handled, and all use OF the
wash board and wringng by hand entirely avoided. a.
Ladies dresses and all articles done by an eSper
enced French laundress STAINS. ink spots, and mIldew
removed The shirt hands or starch bodies Broadway
and other work. are of the best All articles collected
aud returned by wagon carefully protected free Of charge
Apply send by post to NewYoIk Laundry Is Srucesi
je30 3tMTh&St
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-03
Tur Roll. GRAND Mach, HAIL CoLuM-

MA YANKEE DOODLE. &c, Ac--lSFANr DRUMMER AND
WHisrIrR OF GEoRGiAA the solicitation Of many fam
ihes who are that their children should witness the
vi this truly wonderful Child aged years and
4 months, Will addition to his evening performance
give a Concert ON the defncon of the avn 81 July, a.
sclrk assisted hy the popular little vocasi Miss Louisa
Isle aged years. and others, az SrorP.N Hall ssS
Brpaslwey corner Il WalkCrSt A0m'IIance i"t aiIes
and children One Shilling. W "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-03
To OUR RxApEas.-You have no reason

20 COMPLAIN now Of being annoyed with ra's NICE cock
roaches bedbBgs, for CosTsR has EKfermi nator
that is sro and nfalible IL leaves smell OF nuisance
y2 A.. CosTARs ExtenninaiOr Depot, iH Broadway M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-03

~ The greatest treat offered for the 4th
ofJuy 20 have pair Of comfortable feet TO walk win
Ills may ~ had ny paying q ceuts for bottle oil
BrsHs celebrated Ma Cream Linment. Principal depot
3i9 CreenwIchst corner Of Dnane-st. Vz ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-03

WEkkNESS ANU
suffer nom these complaints ami wish = id perm an n
remedy, say try The Oairenaed Bitiers-a iosacnr
winch CONTAINS alccAs and has oofed The wst sse
among our citizens. Pamphlets containing ample te'h
ynonlals gratis.
rcs sale By A. d Sands zoe Faltoa-si. d. SO
vll Co, sic, and {. VI. Ring. i& Broadway tld
dinston sos Hodso1-st and IS Broadway. eni'a ~
BoWery, cosn-s OF cs@nd<s- HAIL Ru-ki- c.. eos
and ty Drss;s rsnera.ly Ia The uaiied
States aud Canada
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-03

IT, f. ii. SMITH offers for sale at 1871
.msN, ~ FIHr% oNxsS OF the ,'csv 9ait
prices which being ms manufactu confidently
b. warranted Also Fire Crackers AT the lowest market
rates Dealers and ohers invited 10 examine the stock
jei3 1851
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-03
SuaAR AT Rrnucrp PRlcrs.-Best Crush

Sugar, Is al lbs ". q Sugar Is Oh. and IS. lbs;
best Oolons Tea IS n good Green Tea Is best Green
Tea Is good Coffee. 10 cents best Java Coffee Is I'd
Goods ca all parts OF the City Brooklyn. free Of
charge. A PARKER, IA DroOme, cor. Ludow-si y3Hs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-03

~ FowLERs & WELLS, Phrenologists
and Publishers Clinton Hall 1871 Nassaust near the Park
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-03

~ The best Judges unite IN commend
sng 81 all lovers Of art, the mimia1e CRkYon d
aUERRRoryPxs, mado by Roor BROTHER, Se3 Broad
way corner III rrankn-s Process patented Operators
ma cautioned asalnsi anN mfr nsement.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-03

~ Acute Business men, who have
ehsrre az Large establishment be.n TO reslse The al
sntsse OF Advertising IA The lsins pspcis I'd ne ca =
and towns Of Tie country choce sseiionc an ne bal a.
ths Advertising Agency " h. PALMER. Tnoane baid-
anex
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-03
-. m Is imnortant for STRANGERS TO know

that the maor,t, II cltzers 10 HIRAM ANDERsoNS
10 Rowery Tor good handsome, and particularly cheap I'm
per,al Three Ply Patent Tapestry, Ingram CarpShuls
knss Tloor OH Cloths Table Covers Window Shades,
80 and th,rab, save AT leas, % per cent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-03

GREAT BARGAINS IN Day Goods
uirCHCcCk LEADBEArkR, 3t7 Broadway, corner Leo
nari street have greatly reduced the prices Of then STOCK
cf thin Summer Goods as French Musins, Grenadines,
SILK Tissues Bafeges, nc. Sc and Ladies can now buy
their dresses for about half Gentlemen Will also get
their Gloves. Handkerchief Ca,ais So &C very checp
there.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-03

Of Reddne nedsteads &c would do well 70 call at NJ
WILLARps old established Waferooms, $50 Chatham 81,
corner OF Mulberry where be found the largest as
sortmcnt Of articles has line odered to the public
Consisting OF Beds Mattresses SC Patent Screw
Bedsteads and Cots Wholesale and retail, Jeo imrurhSSA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-03

10 See advertisement of Rabbits
Soap Powder on Second Page
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-03

~ Summer Hats in their variety. con-
.,.,ns IN p.rt of Drab Beaver French Pearl Panama,
Straw &C unsurpassed by any the Prce store 1913
Canal,st ly2N AL j. w KELLOGG.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-03

may he spent agreeahy here this afternoon or evening
1he drama of -four Flag Is me, patriotic spectacle
The bead Shot" IL farce without a drawback, except
that Il makes ones ache and the programme Tor the
nnal gymnasium comprchends the most popular irA's ~
Jayelli and Herr Cline.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-03

HkmMocKs ,-LEARY d Co, leaders and
,ntrcducers of fashion for 0entlemen's Hats, and
Aston House. Broadway will this day open several bales
superior Mexican Grass Hammocks. VZu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-03
RThe HAr FlNlsnERs' UNIoy, Ii Park.

VOW for style and quality Of production cannot he approach
ed hy any other establishment. Their PRIDE Is IN thor bu-
ness and the great superiority Of their goods gaming Tor
them immense celebrity $500
B-The increasing patronage which flows IN upon the
Cnion has induced tricky Ga'ors 20 alien Their name OF
Union T the purpose dec wing those friendly 70 their
vsincples Beware Of them The true Union store Is To-
Gated at II Park row. opposite the Aston House
ieSt efTuTh&Ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-03

The WHOLE UNION OF ONE OPlNloN.-
The Of orders om all sections OF the
country recey ed GREENS ks,ahshuent Aston House
that upon whatever questions the North and South
may differ they agree considering the Shirts made by HIM
file mnsi ergnnt Its be obtained The United States
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-03
Tur RvsH TO GENIN's 1T may be well
and fnr lsE NINs sn Iner EaD-
rr As the rlorions Fourth approaches

yoa will want Hat II you VII call al the Cnion ma;
Store 81 Ruitrn-s between William and Soo, you VIII
hnd YRxknAN who Will do all he can 70 please you WIN
Rcriy Mountain Beaver, light black MoieskIh hai.
.sI,r.,. 's' ~ NJ N''' Iy2As
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-03

" HAr FiN,sm.as' UNION" ADDRESS


WAY are KNOWS Rocky Mountain Beavers BIKE goa goa
arvwVrks Because ~ "fcnrned 'hey 20 on
III an, sr srspscai this yni. let them rist kNoA
res FULTON ST and they there can 20 con-
,,ncVa ad al the same time can selec' ha' J'S 'nS ~
Gle fnf