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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-12
The Revolution in Dress.

We observe in our recent English files
that Mr.. Paxton, the architect of the Crys-
tai Palace, in the course Of speech in
reply to a toast with which he had been
honored, thus adyerted TO the only disap-
pointment he had encountered from the
progress Of the enterprise
"In one respect only had he been disappointed.
for he had iancied that the Crysial Palace
would be 3 difficult place TO keep clean
CLauFhter) He had designed machine 20 o.
vlate that inconvenience Of hundred house
aid power isughterl-and ne had put the
Commissioners 10 some expense ia having these
machines made They would nave answered
very well, but they had never been called into
TeCuIsIuon, for they were lot needed As a
policeman had remarked 20 hin, the building
had been kept completely clean by the rch six
dresses Of the ladies (Lauzhter)
Think of that, master Brook The filth
of fifty thousand pair of boots daily gathered
in from all the lanes and streets Of London,
only TO be transferred to the rich silk dresses,
and thence, in great measure. no doubt, to
the rich silk hose Of London's fairest ma
irons and maidens. Beau Nasty, such as
we meet him every day in Broadway, with
his fashy vest and MS stunning pantaloons
and his ghtering trinkets. Is disagreeable
enough, in all conscience, for the w!lted
skin Of the creature, and the atmosphere Of
tobacco smoke which enyel9ps him, to say
nothing OF the mechanical Ieer which often
hangs upon his visage, too often tell Of an
unclean home and unclean habits. But
Belle Nasty, alas that the human mind
should ever be driven by the peryersity Of
fashion to entertain such conception Yet
It's inevitable. We walked few days since
behind Broadway Miss, whose whole ap-
Pearalce and air were otherwise strikingly
attractive, but whose skirts were allowed
TO trail upon the ground u the extent GER
tainly Of two inches above the hem. She
gathered up as she went along every stray
chip and discarded cigar-stump that lay in
her path, nor ever gave them release till she
had reached the next crossing and swept
them over the curb
we have no manner Of doubt that our fair
martyr on reaching home fastened to the
purifying waters of the Croton, to recover
mose.shaPely limbs from this gratuitous bur
den and soil of earth But what need of
suojecung them to such degradation Why
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NEw.YoRK. THURSDAY, JUNE IL, 1881
Will Nothing be Done 2

From our Office window, which LOOKS
upou the Park. we Yesterday saw woman
with : child in her arms thrown down by a
COW running loose near the City Hall Al
ter throwing her down the infurlated animal
turned and tossed her over with her horns
50 that for moment it seemed inevitable
that she should be killed. Fortunately sew
er,l nersons seeing the danger, fastened to
the snot and rescued her. We believe thai
neither she nor the child were goFed or re-
cei7ed serious harm otherwise.
This IS not new nor rare occurrence.
Spcb things have happened again snd again
for these two wears past, not to 90 back fur
Their. The press has raised It's voice 70 I'M
plore the proper action on tho part OF the
CITY Government In our columns within
twelyemonth. we have published some doz-
en- earnest paragraphs to rouse attention and
procure remedy Our cotemporarlfs have
been equally faithful 10 their duty.
Does the reader ask what has been done
We will tell him. Within few months two
persons have been killed by cattle driven
loose in the streets the death Of one We
recorded on Monday last: several others
have been more or less severely injured.
Apparently our City Government are IN
different to this destruction of human life
this goring of women and children, and
breaking of their limbs. 1t Is for the int
rest of some parties-we ask not who-that
cattle should have the range Of the streets
and public places. That now and then a
person should be killed or manned Is COM
paratively Of no consequence.
We know not what Others may think Of
this conduct on the part Of the Common
Council, the Mayor. the Police, or whoever.
or whatever IS at fault in this business. For
our part, looking at its fatal consequences,
we call It CRIME, and shall SO brand 1t TIL It
is reformed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-12

ABSTRACTION FeoM TIE POsT-OFFIcH OF
VALUAELg LErTERS-A letter. mailed or the 2leh
ult az The Philadelphia Post once. directed 20 p
NJ BrysOl, Cashier Of the Ph0nix Bank New York
containing drafts amounting 20 about $-.01o has
failed 20 reach the person 20 whom was directed
They were all Indorset by William Thsw, Cashier
of the Mechanics Bank Of this city, and made payz
bic 70 Mr Bry>on. As faI IS known. these drafts
have not been negotiated
Another case has occurred N which a letter has
been taken from the Post-Orhce oy some other PEI
cor nan the proper owner. and 4 dral for $ll9
mich II containsd, been distracted, presented and
mad The facts n the latter case are az follows
The letter was addressed 20 Mrs Sarah LEVIN, from
Edward Hines Of London, and i contained an eI-
change Of $ll9 3. made payable TO Ms Sarah lie ~
IN OF this city. OF bearer. Il was dawn upon By
MeSSrS Brown & Bowen.
The letter II 5 believed vas received a. ne PHI
aSelphia Post Office taken from thence BY some
fraudulent means ami The bill o. exchange Was pre-
sented FOR payment by elderly female Who signed
her name IS Sarah LEVIN. lPhii. Ledger llih
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-12

MAR NASSAU To New shirt Dealers FaEiles. Hotels,
Single Gentlemen &C Sc-Ihe above Laundry, Tho most
extensive the United States has been perfected ~ great
expense and coup 40 dozen a. least DAY
New Shirts any sntty and every style done ~ FOR the
trade. wholesale dealers and Broadway stores promptly
and the very best style Collars ir0ned Troy siYe
Family clothes purely washed clearly Starce1. AM e!e
gAntly roned few hours notice when gllre1 Ash
and rough drying at two shngs dozen peces Tor
those wishing al home Shrinking Of al fabucs flr
merchant tailos. Clothies &c the shortest ltice
Tins Laundry combines the following advantages uniting
econonT comfort and despatch II Travellers. aud those
leaving the city ~ haste can their clothes washed and
the best within three hours NJ mate
nal used the Washing Department but pure olive OH
soap and filtered Croton water GentleuelS shirts
done up equal Shlris sale Genttmens collars
Ironed Troy style Light coored psnisoans and vests
elegantly lroned and polished 3 Articles washed here
longer, they carefully handled. and a. use u
the wash board ard ~rngMg ~ hand entirely avoided
Ladies dresses and al ane SrtlceS done up bT u
psrIe1cod French lauHiress STAINS INK spots. aad
MdeW removed The shlr hands t-oT starch BODIES.
Broadway an3 other workl ~ the feSt 7 AL articles
collected returned ~ wagon carefully protected free
Of charge Apply send bF nal 10 Newly Laundry,
Is Spr lce-st
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PHILADELPHIA.
Jenny Lind-Fire-SIarkets-StOeks. &c.

Correspondence Of The Tribune.
PHILADKLPBIA, Wednesday, June II.
jenny Llnd's first concert, after her re-
cent estrangement from Nj. BaTnum, VIII take place
Al the Musical Fund Hall tins evening The sale Of
tickets TO-DAY has been unprecedented. There VIII
be perfect " lam" therefore. this evening.
Of Bladen & Co. = North Waier-St.. was partially
destroyed by are Loss, $500. which Is fully COW
cred by insurance.
Samuel EitTI, ship-joiner 81 Southwark was
dreadfuy burned az hlS residence last night ~ con-
Quence Of the ignition OF quantity Of camphene
and alcohol With which he was bathing injured
limb.
The foreign BY the steamer America . favorable fr
COTTON and has impaired more confidence % holders
The demand, however, continues limited The FLOUR
uAkei continues euet So holg standard and god
brands, TAIt western sid ~ l2k nhl For CITY con
sumption p-ecs range from l2; - IS f0r an
FIOUR - S7s COR MEAL tut Little inquired after TIE
demand lT WHEAT = less sctVr bur grces uurhlrge
sales u 3oVl bush Prime te u l61c3 lore bash 90
bush hTE sod IL 1Qc Tie MA-set I-ary bare ~ Corn
and ~Alied SAFES 4 3OlN bush Ielos Sic zfoat
L. OATS further transact have been eplrtsi There
has been increased demand t1r SUGAR auC considerable
sales OF Cuba have been terms n0i m1te pubic IL
CcFEE an MoLAssE> 20 change A far demand fpr
WHISKY; sales II BIS ~ 2-lc AL hhls AZ g 80
SALKs OF STOl ES-FTs B0sre-9N ReatlLg RR 3.
80 do 81 81 do, 81. 10 o. 3 g SO LeAlgh lat SCI
; oe $50 Cana u 81 J. Nv Bk. 400 S5eol Reai RR
Nor =. ~ So d Gard b. ~ d.. l-i Sl5g STATE
-. ~ S. Mech Bk -;
SscoHa Ro1rs 10 Penn b. iie $50 Scrug Garden s.
IS, tx ~ head RI, 81 lol 90, ST. s. l safe - ga
DC CumSer.aEd NaleF RI ST. ) ny Bk. 1851. q Lehigh
Nav. 81 Lancaster IlrlplAr. - ID nl a yhsuT CO
Co. s 500 Leigh G.. g.
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U.stcx III. Day, the eORTicte1 II
~ s,hs 81, tuf-..<sr I. tie Z 1-,es ststes = 80!
ns. ,S.f : essential z t-e t1cesf =. - t7
psis.,l 1900 on vulcs-tes Ruoc.r. > sysn : ~ -
netaliS -. ~. -v-fls~ Conviclsi, ~ ss'' -
i;frrste eozf-sslon fansf =. =. -. u -
iAs ssT0agess Tssis prod - ~ a. evlIsaos d -
81 81, ~. - hsTe b vroof produced "a, ~ 49,. -
Sslbera.s aeksgvss 80 an 81. liz "a, sss; =
oTrasr isss u sssse % rs; .asssae as a., ~
hceIise = ,rn--s- IS xze1ts r. s1ra lf-i1-e-
Nele.o+ - f,s ~o..r- ~ "a i2Tn o. . ne sls
- rr.1.fsrsur. nd 70 tam ihen " o'1yrsf
se Hss - a. rgof of have puolshe- coy "
$500 - -brh b. to1rtt Of G|~drsar T. VIZ IN @-
:. -. -, rsfeuis vh5sh be sued fgr agAn a.
49, :. a. op, 81 the Slserts-aenl hlch he pub
49, lr1y sSsr o6.sIns eeese. Oder ~ - rs'a-d
- 80 evl3eEcs would lsai = :s claFctol 1n1 a
..hs,ez; q infT1Lzers q Cod ear . P@-eais
- ,ss Se, Bruas-lct Tines Ia. s. 1877 lA5os: .
GAYS a.er s1JIng -;zn'.l
SO Rewsrd-Tke undersgaeo vii pay TIE ABOVE rsra,l
= ,sy 800 y, s.r, e-.ned u Ia Unsl sis.es
80 nav found sfsr thss e~te engEged m tie "a -.
- ~ ~, n is pstsn.s o. fsSss gyaas,5 70 C8rs oes
,o, uSed the sfseGs Of sars goods tie sHct2-
zve right UEdeE al ~hseh % noN o~ne4 - nil =, -,
tSAEbed) HORACE DAY.
We also shoT tine ago FOR the lrs. TINE eEosss AS
Horace DsV, By sSo-ns how e -; bod Z? ~ Col
years great Invention q VIA; cea2nur&,ed eae ~
kested rubber while yet secTs and before Is -
Yc1isOn foT Ds;sat Ih.-eior. AID vine Ee vas e.. ls
ever pvsion and hardship Z hs eI9srnnen's y
6y hIr.nx away vho had earned tie Eers i1 ar
Goodysay N ms facf0ry and proof 81 las We pap sea
oop, q Days lstisr unosr mr. own sgnai1re saa 17s'
nOf ~ all those who have rcs- Ia!
ISst yubicat0n assIE publish .
Ttas - T. II show sen And nos Day otsnes 100
years SecTef for making Eeiac FaicanLea f-s''7
sonetTrnes called heated run. under bls o~n 80 y
ETfracs of letter from II Day % Horsos Ceier "Ao
vas Or had been engsgsd n GoooyesT ; i-c'.
NEw- BEUEswICK. Dec. ;. !Ssz-
Dear sr Your favor q zs<h cans 20 had, &c Il Al
Sxer VIII say &c IA; have concluded - empty 10
a. you saT TO- WI for low wages, Oh cSn ~
ts|r-1ffo1 of <agsro ise crr b-Ta1 1l0-2 f1-p>t N
svs-vTAtr0 vor bq,r o. oar -ssse WISH = Anp -
can cut thread rubbe,. vhch C. tt'f'1Fvsil -. -.
D~N1e's nc 'a''-' HOKacg II DAY
To Mr HOrsoe Cutler. SpFinsntlo siass-
Er.rsct froni another ieiIer
Horace II Day - H0rses Cutter
PAL yooJ noe w. - H,zACE n DAY.
f,er reTsslaS 70 DsT tbs secret q making Os1feS
- - - ,,5fb@r An It's SO calce.sd me 1ett
~ - ~ no: e erected q -. lsa who Wol-- asA
-. 80 - neysrapers 1fteT such 1un--a,4ag etr,-ie
~TT - 10 be olufnued.j
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-12

raj one. In screening the actual and in.
perfect body from sight. II dinly foreshad.
ow. that radiant natural shrine which, in the
fitness Of time and the perfection Of science,
shall fifty embcdy every lineameni Of mans
divine and immaculate loneliness.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-12
" Chronic Diseases of the Skin Of %
An INVALUABLE REMEDY.-None exceI

An INVALUABLE REMEDY None except
those who have suffered al tie horrors Of Dyspepsia
f arpreclaie the value and efficacy 4 the OIygeleted
Biitts remedy for tins distress disease u al
forms For sale ~ Druggists generally II the United
States and Canadas
For sale ~ A b D Sands, 100 Tulion-si d 500
SlneTon SO Hudsnsi and us Bro1ivav II Guion, n
Bowerv corner Il Grand-st Hall. Rucde h Co. -
GreeHwchsi and b. Druggists generally N the United
States and Canada
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WAr1s's NERVOUS ANIIpoTR.-Thls

wonderful Condensation Of electricity the life principle
tai m Ia quantities according & the Vruence u the disease
IS sue 20 DIVE Of the system iew DAYS Nothing
IS more positive powerful s, Dredetermnaion pre-
vent yon from taking Il Las proved mmac ll4,e dis
ease debility ard c9nsump,.pu 100 Nassau-si. ei s.
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u Il nnnht IN he known

~ IL ought 70 be knOwn-it ought 10 be
found out and either &C, nov,edced denel-t fat
thai the weekly TcpoY: Il ClnSumyun has been reduced
one hal ms city The last Wa : 3s. H. likewise
tosltlye that E.s the strees Is We
usod. II assUreCly @ the benign mi ence u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-12

LARGE AND PRRKMPTOgY SALE OF hEAL
YsTaTF ~ ORDER OF TIE IEUs1Es.-"e ~. ~. 49,
-.rsC- Ftte Res. Estate BUYERS . TIE srse a. :.
~ ATTEoxT J BLEs EER IEIs DAY - u c.1SA = =
Me-rh.rts Exchange. Gems sing % aoS -
- r---f I.h .d,ngs thsrsol situated on 4l'f
TA,egl-h and FIf.i-rufa s;S md On - tl 81
arerves The above los are a. rS.1'I-lI ioe.e- -
ts-- --ses fslrx n u3dSs = great ii1f
an 0-erstons they z 81 soon oe'J fsl!
lie O.Eerlg capitalists and oasrs sIssl -
-. 80 rrftafe investments The above pipof 80
- so hY order Il Tie Trustees and ever -i oslel
,SfTvelT - sold wI,hosf - he hSRes- ~
~ tsrr1s Il sale viii also - lbers - me purchasers;
a 20 ~ cent Of the purchase money can remain On D-
- r,-- rere m term q as per cent pr am n
Tre vi ~ te sold tie time and pare JOS q
-r,nS or TIfr-ffth-s; Flrs;sFenne l-lil's ne
ms u tie at0ve can be had ~ the suclloh fO'h "
Pr0z1-g I4.o<5i
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~ The Greatest Bargains IN Crape
.n~s offered thus nov selling :. 81, DO y
pISEs, 80 Graad-si coIaeI - ~. go IN the cy
PSsS chsaeesbls FIGURED SiTped Snd ChIaA sSs fos-
lard Silks Popns. SIX and Linen G1oas' f,'.rs
dnss RaTeres BNYegs De LNaass, Printed M.s-ins 49,
49, T,c1neits BLACK silks Black and Blue N4ieIS1 $50
BIack STA Shawls Palm Leaf Cashmere SnAS1s, -. m
Hsnf,IlaS Parssnls Gents and BoyS Sumner 49, 80 ~
syeTv yar,ety CNllcoss Ginghans. Channf al.
Kinds Of Domestic Goods % peT cen less man 'Ao
pTice.
L -.
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r. Canton Mating at low prices at 80
Bowery HIRAN ANDTRsoE's. one yard 70 one ana h-I
ards vide white ard checked. Of superior qualify I9ll
on Cloths s. and psr ward two yards VIDE has--sh
Ploor on Cloths egni Yards WIDE, o. ne" and spen 1 "a
pesiyJ ard chIntz figures.
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~ SrAMAN q MN haye receIyed peT

fR ~raNAN a MIIR nave ItttINtu Vtl
,s.sr As ana VaShugten assortment g. rich Afs
,1,rre MNnili as Of entirely ue eesisns selected ~ IL
AIM xho Is now n Pans eHpTcSsf f1 thcE feli SAes
Also ch PATs printed Grenadines al CT4e ee Sse ne"
stvles and very hesafg Ais an assortment ~ -t.sh
srcT's Slk Gloves II al color> and SIZES ines lnse
f6e Dartlar attention of pQTcAasets - ne Aofe Ss
sra 49, 10 the stock rsnalnng on hand y te ls ~
- sonS and purchases which thes a-e Se2- o. - se
sT - r,n II presS StrangerS rIs,ns ne cl'f W" nA-
:, - ,1lShroent an attractive ard cheap sock o. so
son1hle and desirable goods. lr.t y
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70 City and County of New York. s

~ City and County Of New-Nork S..
Amos ID wrckon Ct Jsrtey iy. tie county q hu1son
stste n New Jerser ssnF duy s~orn. SAYS lie "a. Ds
~ nc lotrosut u Horace r. D4V. a. pTnrpN BOOK
Eesur and Cashier IT wear. lat As AZ : D." =
ealplnTed That he vel lan.sc VIII we - ~,
..arces ard resonS.tes q ;le sd HoY1re u DF Al
knows all about his cIrcs,E'ances nc LIS lol,es =,
Depcrenf saws further. nat h Knows SAD ,-aHt n
l.y 10 be worth r0rs than seventy thousand o'as
ever and above al cstts q every KIND az = "a cay
and solvent c1rcunsta1cet. AMOS ~ " -.
Sworn befJre me jan :, lb3l, JOHN flkSsDSoH;
CITY ard County q Nsw-York IL,
William IL Rogers. q the city q New ok, oe.ls --p
ployneni Of Horace Day and 3 no" engage = p'-n.
pa salesman Thai he has Tea1 the i1fss ag a14' A-
fno-, the statements therein contained 70 be true
WILLIAM II ROGERS
c,-o-, hesors me Ian 1881 JoHS " PRISON,
Commissio1sr Of DEEDS.
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" Sea Bathing Establishments. Board
ses uoselS K can advertise 4 the bes; leyvs1s
rcal cities AMI towns Z the Union, al the Agely
10y PAINRR. Tnbule BuldlnEs
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~ English Imperial Three-Ply Carpet
inx Of rev Spring syles the most sesasi Patterns 81
49, IN this nATk e. al - BowerF, hIRAN AN9SAs1N
rae Arrest and cAcarest Cape; EstaosasAi
!, H. tjn,ted Ssatss Threepiy Carpets, Is Is Ana -
49, ~
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GrSIs's WARN WEATHER SrocK.-The

BASrAs HArs-l06 Canal-st-Chlld-
rms FAncy Straw HstsThs most becoming elegant AID
surerb STYLES for chlrSn ever introduced Geate pens
49, hs.xey Hats lxht AID bite PanA-
Y-S IeFhon DunStahle and China Fearl brad Has Tie
-, eYtenSve assortueni u SuIEeg Has ever eKAied
!. !. an! s.""e ~ 49, 49, illG'
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~ FowLERs & WELLS. Phrenoioglst;
and Puhl,hes Cs.oa Hall III NAssAut. nsaF the PARK
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~ The CRAYoN DAGuERREoTYPEs so
- ~ Al overs 4 Ar are taken only a. ROOTS
Caller 80 Broadway. Of FraakAn-s' Process
r.sfertelI
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CuLMIyATE AND CAP THE GILMAN

Woop the Halter has removed 20 Nioos Garden knoWn
Is 5z BToadwav where every hins tending = comfort n
the sup OF shade the shape - hai may y louh-
reasonable rrices Our Old friends and customers Will
please note address
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-12

IS always the question when yon come or Of SUNDAY
sih snner hat Al KEo1 :, oi course. 70 ulion
~ bas made decided mt The sqrIng aud summer
sty Of Hats and BESIDE he never allows any Du lie bes
qualify TO 20 cut from bis store
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-12

SrNMRR HATS IN THEIR VARIETY The
o> nar STYLES offered TO the public the oae-puoe
Ell az W KELLOGG 1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-12

The SHOE PALACE.-Ladles will find at
Mr. CABLs splendid store 81 Broadway. the most neat
snd Swish Shoes and Caters Their ever ehed Gen
temen who pde themselves Uu0n taste dress VII hn1 al
the place the elegant spec mems u workmanship
In the share 4 fine calf and paen leather Boots summer
Caery &c What ysu buy CAHlLL VII prove q the hst
qualify, fo7 he deals 1 that and nothing else
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-12

~ One steady, ever increasing TIDE oi
custom pours store kuiionsi where are y us IN
rur The most erouiste fpecimens OF artistic taste and ski
in the way 81 genemens boots and gaers and a1s Ies
Slipper g.iters buskins. &C made "a New 1uik ne
secret lies in not shell BRooss employs the very scsi
porkmen uses the finest materials sells n yery EhhS
profit and therefore iakes he ought % do the cream q"
the business 80
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~ The New hat Company 5, Oh -NOS.
)t6 and ts Nass.u-st Summer style Of Hats for Geue-
certainly the most neat and TASTY article of
gear that has been introduced bot the m 81 r
mari able fact Of all bow they ale - sell Them Al
their uniform pnce Of So.
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GRSTLEMRNs SUMNER

GRSTLEMRN's SUMNER HATs.-BIRD,
corner Pine and Nassau invites attention to rs new
AMI elegant style q lA, French beaver Hat for
summer wear manufactured from and beautiful ss
s~rturr Also the pure ROCKY Mountain white and drah
nsver Hats together several o;her styles Of fur Straw
ar Panama Hats a6a{sed 10 the season
,,rss i'm RIsp cor Pine Anl Nassau SIS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-12

70" LEARY & Co, LEADERS and intro
soers Of fashion for Gehemsns Has. ,. AM AstoT
HoaSc Broadway. le3u
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FINE Doors AND GMrERs.-We know of

10 place where such superior Boots and GHters can be
found as WATKINS l4 Futon-st As hut few persons
are Judges Of the quality u the articles thev buy We take
pleasure IN recommending Mr w Who has well earned
reputation for selling but really good bDOis And shoes
81 rTuIhkS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-12
ATTRACTIONS Al No. IL PARK-Row -

One great advantage Possessed by the iAr FISISHERs
TeioN m the getting Of their goods LES the great
nsrlorl,T az workmansh pbens Of the best
okmen N the and possessing taste and ability u
the hgheSt order they fearlessy challenge competition
e,erv Department Of Their business Friends dock . rs
nom every side glad 4 the opportunity Of cnconr4gng -
spS.be an enterprise and leave with the u Assurance
thaf thev have received value for Dont forget the
nUInteT-li PArk-rc~, opposite the Aston HOUSE -
Ths j. the only Association 81 Joumeymen Hsters 20 the
city JEW "AuiAf NS
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-08-05
TAILORING.

"AvING renewed his residence in Martins
burg, and fitted up Tutoring Shop, on
Main Street over the Tobacco Store of b S Lyeth,
the subscriber avails himself Of this method to
tty the public that he is prepared to accommodate
all who have clothes to cu< manufacture, of
whatever style or description.
He will be in the constant receipt Of the city
fashions Ieis fully prepared to please all tastes,
as well in the style as to the manner and durabii-
ty of his work. And he solicits the support of his
friends and acquaintance, and of the public gem
orally WILLIAM H0KE.
lime 10 1S51-1v
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-08-05
GROCERIES,.
A CARD.
CHARLES L.. DREBING,
ROPE MANUFACTURES,

ROPE MANUFACTURES,
.Mdrtinsbrg, BERKELEY County, Pirginia,
ENVITES the attention OF Merchants, Far
q mers, Mlers and others, 10 his stock Of
ROPES, comprising general assortment of
Coil Rope, Bed Cords. Plough Lines. Mason
Lines, Halters. Blocking Tciae, Broom
Teilte, Sc, Sc; MA and Machine
Ropes manufactured 10 order.
@y-Punctual attention will be paid to all or
ders received. JAM, iS5l-ly
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-08-05
NO HU M BUG!

II TAKE great pleasure in extending to my friends
and the public generally, my sincere thanks
for the liberal patronage extended to me, and
pledge 10 them my modest countenance that
shall not spare any trouble, expense or pains, to
furnish them with any thing they may want.
TO THE LADIES.
invite them particularly, to call and examine my
very extensive stock of Fancy Dress Goods, COM
prising variety of styles entirely different and
far superior TO any thing ever offered in this, or
any other section of country.
ALSO,
A large and beautiful stock of Lawns Organizes
Ginghams French Plaids, Bonnets, Ribbons, &c.
All of which have been selected from the latest
importation, and can be sold cheaper than ever.
TO THE GENTL EMEN
I would say call and examine my extensive stock
of French, English and American Cloths and Cas-
sinners of every color, grade and price.
ALSO,
An unprecedented stock of R.51DT-MAD DE
CLOTHING-mad in the best style and win be
sold twenty per cent cheaper than any House in
the Valley can furash the same article
BENZ. r. BOYD
May 6, 1851. Nezc Depot