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NJ go Bro advay, opposite the City Hail. New York:
South Fourth street, Philadelphia; 10 Harvard place.
tom l4V Prat street baltimore All persons interested
invited to c kll and judge for themselves.
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tsnton % persons requiring Wis TO recent improve
ment The same awarded silver medal the grst
premium a. tue la fair Theycan be AZ r. PALo>S
Wig aud Hair Dye factory, ~ Broadway u Deg
street Citizens and vited examn. b,or
purchasing elsewhere. Copy his address.
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j.: 3D., g. -, a., 81 per yard-at ~ Bov,ry. HIRAM
hNDLRsoNs Three Ply Stair Carpet Be-, ~. per yard
Brussels Stair CARPET -. per yard Eight spacious
rooms stocked with beautiful Carpets and oil cloths lew
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article in the costume Of gentleman which has
cicul e obtain an ecg antly fitting shirt.
misc, however that whoever leaves his with
GREEN, No. Aston House. will find shadow Of cause
for complaint when his order Is executed Perfection ia
article, and despatch and punctuality, the charac
eristcs CT tLAs fashionable and popular furnishing estab
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which colors the hair u " applied the
hair green, and warranted superior 70 any dye
the money returned. be applied without regard tho
weather sale applied at Park Row, under Esrles
IIntnl Drice Is
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variety of pattern extra Thickness si,s elegantly
rrayed in Old English German TEST antique Roman AMI
writing styles. at E,erdels. Broadway corner Duane
rect
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Arrival of Jenny Lind.-It WILL be a sort OF

oend hundreds Of readers to know whore they
procure the shortest tc and with the absolute certain
perfect and elegant Hat of tho best
style and finish with lustre that outshnes
the stars three dollar only better ao than the public
have heretofore paid four dollars for and mistake We
would say the Broadway Hat Store A Broadway, is ths
place those cheap and superb Hats Do not forget the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-10

Fair invited to examine the subscribers stock Of Dressing
Cases They the most and useful article Of the
kind manufactured tanning all that is the
toilet Of the most fastidious SAUNDERS, l7 Broadway
corner Of Liberty st., and 3E Broadway.
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~ made u order and ready made at c. BgCLARKES FASH
ioIate Taors Store Iii William street, reputation
acquired ~ eight residence in place viii
wise. Dress Coat from SO to SO. Summer garments al
lilitum.
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MASS MEETING OF THE CITIZENS OF
S-iNyUINt
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Withdrawal Of the English Naval
forces at San Juan
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Rnrara eBoea for an Amo1can-Loss Of the c'1
gses Of the 0rus-OYel,ng Of The ~ctc road 10 The
PGclfc-Afal nyTou geme,itS. ac."
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NO,ice.-Segars.-tIora 4 lunar have

removed temporarily their store 20 Is Nassau street
in the basement whore they would be happy TO all their
old friends and customers Their store erected the
site OF their old STANG 3 Nassau street. will b. opened
atont the first OF July next
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-10

New York market at No. ~ Bowcry HIRAM AMBER
SONS celebrated cheapest Carpet Estathmrnt IN the
United states ply Carpets. g.. 3D., 49, - p per
yard. Crsatest bargain ever offered.
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tonisf with many, that the Hat fnishers Union
should have drawn Aronnd the In such marvellous horS
time trade while others have struggle
for YEARS attain fair degree ofbusness such result
would. indeed, he
this and improvement the Union
willing to the practices OF their predecessors
ipg obfcurity fol certain probate term and
then merging it from come hidden OBJ
and pishnent but without preliminary
or ceremony they boldly launched forth upon TIE popular
depending for success not upon the Mord renown-
rie and ability with the aid Of the to call se
ton their business they greeted the nyrads o. visitors
productions sueh as the world never saw and such as
genus enterprise only accomplish This
4 The secret Of aud this is the pride aud glory
Of the Union No. IL Park Row. opposite the Ator House.
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server which doubt ves her that beautiful aata.er
appearance Indeed all the ladies belonging the thcatr
cal profession use IT, account Of its snoot
soothing qusltiss IL 10 only 3s box a.
dollar y. tad only the Drug store rs. Broad
way, corner Of Howard street, New York.
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THE CLAYTON TREATY BEING PUT IN
OPERATION:
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de,ful with What power y Immediately acts tie
system. We have iuff lady tharwn. bedridden
for months with ption and s.ty. and in
three days che comparatively WE'LL eniOyng GOOD
appetite and taking plenty Of exercise. u IL certainly
worth trying can get genuine at TO- Nassau street.
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Ter last rre- q tplend Ionrcrf st tsse srden Every
who TO hear desrc alec q have dsnet view OF
the great sonsstre cannot secr. seats near enough
her with Subtraction, ani the only remedy u
eood gass We aud especially
trangsr that they an5 pt What they need az ruttes
Emporium. J5 Broadway. lou purchase s-cwhsre "
: true very COED Eases. but nps, BY rersoua eysmi-
nation that there i sueh rtment vhere snd that
there none superior hnih and such perfection q
glasses 81 nything k, the price which futile Offers
them hs has In ported them h4m~ from the best houses
IN Paris and he may we'll Ne freud 70 ohr ssch opcra
TO tie public. Any Who Knows tie value of good
glass should s to all SAT examine them, sni II he "
not sstisted that futile has ~ lowest possible price
then confess - most smentabe Ignorance 81
ne vsue ~ such Goods lie has al nds AMI all prices and
viii show them with pleasure. Tbs Lnpetiun 10 Js5 Broad
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DIR. Banning Informs the Public that, FOR
the urr y providing more spacious rooms for the aeeom
mediation 81 ladies aud eont he has removed his sfce
his private residence No 10 Mercer eight doors
above Canal street. aud only few from Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-10

tund Of Information on tIs Important topc VII attend
Mr. Iowlers lecture in Clinton Hail. mt o'clock this
ing Tickets only 12ts emit.
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broadway has recently produced lot Of Dagucreotypc
pictures large plates nearly the s1e Of life These pfc
lures taken suee che discovery Of the
art and attracting much notice trem the curious In mat
tiers relating TO ~. TN. arts.
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Broadway is certainly public benefactor inasnuch his
spring and summer styles OF head are the
making Of crowds of young who wear them. Meaios
Hats and Caps like Napoleon hard to beat and worn
out only in the last extremity.
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/" Highly Important News
Central America.

R.IinquIshlnent Of the British Mesquite
Protectorase!
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Approaching Anniversary Meetings.
sAssArH, NAV IN.
Sermon BY Rev Edward Beecher, D. D., before the
American fsrepn sabbath gnon In the Mercer street
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RESOLUTIONS FOR A CITY GOVERN
NEWT:
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SPEECH OF LAWYER MARTIN.
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risi TO Jenny Lind from the New York Fire Department
will he exhibited this day for the convenience " the ladies'
inside of JAS W Faulkner pery store corner Broadway
and Grand street.
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Teleeraps.sc Summary.

The crowded state ca our columns permits rsoniy
TO direct attention, this morning, to the very I'M
portant communicates from Washington, with res
psct to the movement Is in South Carolina, and the
views of the government with regard to secession;
and also to the costinuation of the teeg-aphic re-
pert of the AntiSlavery Convention at Syracuse.
The other telegrcphic intelligence VIII be found
under its appropriate head,
More Nicar-gvy-n News-Nesy Like Whsie'
One Of our cctemporaries-the Sun newspaper
whose history is ehequered with hoaxes Of all kinds
published yesterday, what it called some highly I'M
portant news from Central America, which 1t IN
serted with the following startling announcement:
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FoHfNc fot >oFr @a,f - lex days ~, the
Er1fe Pof threatened taw's lne 81 t,amelt--,n
account Of supposed neglect e ls officer Of the line
IN furnishing that paper with newt. &c.-that the
proprctors would make nhth ~ 6y IL. wien their
applications came before ongl3 nest fall Il
seems tho PoY was - exceedingly angry that Il
could not wait TIL Congress meets; AMI -. l,stcys.
ming. Il contains half column. abusing Msssrs
Law Crosweil. Roberts. a0l Mr.. Saunders, about
some mu,ktts they purchased u gotsrnment. Way
don't Mr Law give 4. sop
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-07-19
WONDERFUL ELECTRIC MANIFESTATION.

The New Bedford Mercury gives the following very vau-
able communication from hghly respectable gentleman
that city, Of good scientific sttanmens and not
iy to be deceived" further adds "We call mind at
this time several instances of similar phenomena though
like this in all its detas We well remember case
which occurred in country town Of Massachusetts, of ball
Of electric fire which rushed through long entry, the doors
each end being open, though there the
time raging We believe there instance which was
celebrated in English literature of the last century of
persons struck by lightning in broad sunlight while in field
hayng."
On Saturday evening, July 5th about O'clock the wri-
ter Of this sitting his library sading. He seated
at table placed against crate aud beneath mane the
south side Of the room. He the end of the table,
which brought him near window in the southeast corner Of
the
His wife in and seated herself in an arm chair with
rockers, the other end of the table. Finding herself
little TOO far from the lamp "a solar she took hold Of the
arms Of the chair and without raising from the floor
cd it towards the table. she did get Of the chair
but simply raised herself permit chair to be drawn
over the carpet. The chair not being lifted it was pressed
upon the carpet not only with its weight but with part
Of the weight Of the occupant.
The instan, moved an explosion took place, exceedingly
sharp and loud as Chinese cracker. He somewhat
alarmed by it, and the alarm increased BY excama
ton from his wife that she was hurt in the hand. The first
thought was that had thrown cracker into the
window. But the window closed. Upon taking the
eyes from the book luminous body, about the size and
the shspe Of the fame of CANDLE floating in
the air and moving towards the opposite side of the
had nearly reached the partition when first seen, and when
had reached the wall appeared sink down behind the
sofa where it disappeared The color Of the body was
blush white. II with great dsinc,ness, that
its shape and color accurately determined.
The filed with puugtnt odor, whose charac.
conveyed the impression that both wooen cloth and sui
phur burning. much the strongest the spot
behind the sos where the meteor expired Upon removing
the soa three minutes after the explosion the smell
strong to be highly offensive. It powerful
that which accompanies the ignition Of match II was
thought that the carpet fire.
The hand Of Mrs. c. found have been burnt near
the knuck Of the foenger. The spot about large
dime, aud for while exceedingly painful. It was
much dscolored and somewhat swollen. II remains dark
purple, and painful to the touch.
II thought possible that explosive article or ma
tera might bave been introduced into the Every part
of the carefully examined but nothing was found
give any plsusbiy such supposion. When il was
over nothing to be but the dark spot upon the
wounded hand
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-07-19

How TO DRAw SISSRRs--Several years sgo we
resident Of northwestern Louisians near confines
of Texas The people there, general thing not
much given to religion. An neant preacher happened
along in the neshbohood during this dearh religion, and
set about repairing the walls Of Zon in good earnest But
his success poor. Not half dozen could be got
together at his Sunday meetings Determined, however, to
create an interest before leaving the neghbohood be procur
ed printed hsndbs and had them posted up in every conspi
cuous place in the district which read to the following effect
. Religious .Notce,-The Rev. Mr.. Baney will preach
next Sunday, in Dempsey Grove, At o'clock A. M and
at r. M, Providence permitting Between the services
the pre- acher will his sore julia against any nag
that be rotted this region, for purse OF hve hum
dred dollars :"
This had the desired effect People cked from all quar-
ters and the anxiety the singular preacher
greater than the excitement following the challenge. He
preached an elegant sermon in the morning. and after dinner
he brought out his the The purse made
up bv FIVE Of the planters and opposing nag pro-
duced The prescher rode his little sore and the day,
amid the deafenng shouts screams end yes the delighted
pe,pe The congregation a remained the afternoon ser
vice. and ct its close than hundred joined the
church some from motives Of sincey foe ths novelty
Of the thing, from excitement and because the
prescher was good fellow. The finale Of The affair wss a
Hourishng society Be found in The whole reseo
,hsrssbOuis. s.-Spirt Of the Times.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-07-19
TIE WEEKLY NATIONAL INTEL4aoENCER.

The subscription price Of this paper fors year is THREH
DoILAns, payable in advaxce.
For the long Sessions of Congress- {aveagng eight
monhs) the prsce will be Two DoLT.ss; for the short
Sessions ONE DoLLAR Per copy.
Aredaction d 20 per osnt or oneh OF thefui charge
will be made any whosha order and pay for at one
time ye copies Of the Weekly paper andake reduction
of sS per cent (o oncfouh Of the full chaage TO any ono
who will orderand payor time ten or more coPcs
No accounts being keptfor this peper, it will not be ior
wsrdcd any unless paid for in ADVANCE nor sent any
longer than the time for which it is SO paid.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-07-19

KILLED Br LleHrSIHs.-The wifs Of Eben G. Bartho-
omew, Of Harlem, Winnebago county. Illinois, was killed
by lightning while asleep in bed with her husband and child
Mr. Bartholomew received slight shock The child was
severely burnt The New Haven Palladium states ha. Mr.
Daniel Beach, Of Teuyvile, tPlymoub.) wss killed BY
lightning on Thursday last he lay in bed and his wife
along side Of him had Of her limbs below the knee pare
ysed She, however, walked quarter Of mile 10 neigh
bor's 70 procure ssisanoe, and wss recovering. /.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-07-19

Broosrnrsx N LowsII.--A number Of the Lowell Fac
tory sirvs turned out Ia procession 4h Of july dressed
= he Blooser costume During the day banner wss pre-
seped by the girls Of the FIRE compsni and in the
evening large company, the girls included, sat down 10
sumptuous entertainment.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-07-19

tall trees wf little enclosure four feet square, guard
ed by strdg picket framework Of wood There sleep the
remains Of infant till called by the universal Father The
burial of thi child s commemoraed ia one of Wiliss fine
poems, IN lpguase delicate, and to the common
heart OF huhaniy that think extract cannot be
acceptable:
Room, fentle flowers, nv child would pass to heaven
Ne lookdnot fG her yet with your soft eyes,
y, watchfnl ushTs at Deaths narrow door
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-09-24
IRISH EMIGRANT SOCIETY.
Office. No. 1 Reade Street. Neao York.


TN consequence the great number Of complaints which
have for long time been made by Eugrants Of frauds
committed upon them in the sending Of money TO their
friends in Ireland and to aid and protect the Emigant
the Irish Emigrant Society established fund, deposited
in the Bank Of Ireland upon which they draw drafts,
payable sight, ut any Of the branches of tho Bank
Persons residing out Of the city, by enclosing in letter
the they wish forwarded, with the plainly written
direction to whom and whore it is to be paid will have the
renitted 10y
There is great advantage in purchasing the Society
drats-tha the Bank has branch in each of the princi
pal in Ireland and thus the losses by discount and
otherwise, avoided. ~ sa& HsS.H b 8.stt u. Z.
The Society keeps Office at No. 22 Spruce street, to
which Emgrants apply to obtain situations for which
they are fitted. 4 e
Orders from employers in the country stating the
required and the cheapest modes OF
veyance and giving respectable reference will meet with
prompt attention. aat ssu Ggi4a ,gslsit III t.
The Society will be thankful for all crcumstantal and
early information Of any fraud, imposition, or outrage
committed Emigrants and will endeavor speedily to
apply remedy. GREGORY DILLON, President.
JAMES REYBURN,
EDWARD @. DoNNELLY Corresponding Secretary.
KuRNAN b. DAILY, Recording Secretary. c I&t
JOSEPH STUART, Treasurer.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. -
Felix Ingoldsby, William Redmond,
William Watson, Francis Mann,
John Manning, James Stuart,
Terence Donnelly, Stuart j. NOLAN,
James Olwen, Cornelius H. Sheehan,
Charles M. Nanny, John Nicholson. mar "a
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sions to the conduct of this gentleman on the
occasion of the execution Of half q hundred OF
his countrymen, and subsequently, we deem il
no more than just to give place to his defence,
as follows
From the Republic OF this morning.l
OUR CONSUL AT HAVANA.
We have received the following letter from
ALLEN L. OWEN, esq, our Consul at Havana,
and submit ii without comment to the consid-
Grafton of his countrymen:
CONSULATE OF THE UNITED STATES,
HaDand, September 16, 1851.
| To the Editor Of the Republic.
| SIR: In your weekly issue of the 2Sth ult
you do me the justice TO object to my condem-
nation without hearing, and to say that | am
probably able to explain, to the satisfaction of
my countrymen, my omission to act relative to
the execution of the prisoners who were shot
here on the 18th ult.
do not doubt that / shall satisfy every i'm
partial mind that am undeserving censure,
and that had no opportunity of doing any
thing in behalf Of the unfortunate men who met
so sad a fate.
reside about four miles from this place, and
not being well on the morning of the 10th, did
not reach my office till some time after ten
o'clock, where for the first time, heard of the
capture Of about fifty Of the men who had
come with Lopez to this island in the steamer
Pampero. | at the same time heard that the
prisoners bad been tried, found guilty, con-
demned, ordered to be executed, the order for
their execution sent forward, and that they
were about being removed from the harbor,
where they were, to the place of execution.
Shortly afterwards, the American residing
here, who, it is said, called on me- came and
mentioned the subject to me, when said to
him that it was too late, and that could do
nothing that l should not have time to get
permission and see the prisoners. OF this
felt perfectly satisfied at the time, and have
since been confirmed in this opinion by the
highest authority in the island, who informed
me that the execution, which had already been
ordered before reached the city, would not
have been postponed for me to have an inter-
view with the prisoners, inasmuch as all could
have asked TO be permitted to do had already
been done by gentleman known to some of
the prisoners, and for whom they had sent
Soon after the American referred to left my
office, received the information that gentle
man known to some Of the prisoners had been
sent for by them, and to him they had delivered
the articles and messages they desired to be
conveyed to their friends. II was but short
time afterwards that sent to the palace of the
Governor and Captain General, and heard that
the prisoners had then been executed
You will thus see that | had no time to act,
and that it was not in my power TO do any
thing for the unfortunate men who had been
induced to invade Cuba with the expectation
that they would find the whole island in a state
Of revolution, and that they would be received
with open arms by the whole native population
at least. #H
The charge Of indifference to the dreadful
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Hardware, Cutlery, Edge Tools, &C.


->ar CHARLES 8. LITTLE, IMPORTER and
ngeneral dealer in English, German, and
@8lA American Hardware, Cutlery, Edge Tools,
&C., 80 and "a Fulton street, opposite the
United States Hotel, New York. respectfully invites the
attention of Merchants making their purchases, to his
very extensive assortment comprising every thing in the
lne and to which and constant supplies are being
added His variety of Tools is adapted to all the various
branches mechanics especially Coopers and Carpenters
Particular attention given to all orders, all of which
offered the lowest prices for cash approved
credit:
Cut and Wrought Nails Locks and Latchets
Knives and Forks, Pen and Pocket Knives
Razors, Scissors and Shears, in great variety
Skates, States, Sleigh Bells, loose and strapped
Shoyels, Spades, Hoes Forks, Scythes and Snathes
Rifles, Black Lead Pots, and Sand Crucibles
Pumps for wells csterns; Force Pumps and Hydrau
lie Rams
Ames' Pump, Augers and Runivers
Turkey Oil Stone, dressed and undressed
Scotch Water of Ayr Stone, for marble polishers
Coopers Tools in great variety of the most celebrated
manufacturers Albertson Conger, Horton, Barton, and
others a.
Coachmakers Tools
House and Ship Carpenters Tools
Backsmiths' Tools, Cabinet makers Trimmings
House and Ship builders Hardware
House furnishing Hardware, in great variety M
Iron Brass Copper, and Steel wire -
Genuine Harlem Oh, and Nuremberg Salve.
mar a.