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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-02
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,s,,,a ,cos nom The Hsassa Rser sissne, i>sN N
ns ~ Monday last al her rder IN New on, s'
Ncwt"n o' - I..th,r Nas., considerably worn ~
s.s no marx whscyer TAsIs wsIe S ,s & fastened
beckleu IN Il""s h,rlte The Asr contained letters
aSm r~sseS l. CIanaa S n, a MANI SSS
other wn,ca and py'n'sd psss cy Ceanectcai
s9a pi'd dated April s, aud ,1 a ss n Tss
pages. with ths dc,aily hardened with the cha! e
Ss ,Ss Sa.s and contents vii ces the a. ~ leave
owns and liberal reward 70, AZ cs al the ocs Of Tie
,hem a. me Ncw-York pe< bet Neen IN, ~ III" ~ Ce.%
100 syracuse n. Y
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yh is important for strangers , w snS
that the majority 81 oS, ,Sd.oe. and p.cuar cheap I'm
s.rs PseH' Tsps, @el ras' wlalo Sas
Rugs iSor , oi .stS a, iess IS : PEI cent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-02
GREAr ExcIrrnENr--FouRrH OIL JuLY.-

Cortland ct. under the Merchants Hotel IS OF selfa
perfect u witness the arrival and departure
Il Boots Shoes Caters ard Pumps that are % be worn on
the Fourth The only reason can give for the excitement
because every ung IN the shoe ard boot Line u sold
cheaper there than aey other store IN this CITY or safe
wholesale and retail AZ ii Cortland e. The DOCTOR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-02
PArarorIc PEOPLE, PREPARE If you

are determined celebrate the Fourth Of July properly
commence by buying Of KHoxs Rocky Mountain Bea
yers No one enjoy the without they do 80 and
the thousands who have not yet procured thelf Summer
Hats should call KNOX, al US tuon-st lie can sup
ply them all
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-02

Now's THE TIMg.-
Now the time and no~'s the hour
All the Crevlces 20 scour,
Yielding uD 20 LYONS power
AL the insect race.
Dust his magic powderO'er
Ceiling. wanscot, wall and floor
Bed-bugs fall D. more,
Reaches sirew the place.
Spread his famed agae.c pills,
And rats, mice-thO-e paguy lis
Soon shall DE IN rooms barns, mi-ls,
Leaving not trace
xav le35 St.
Eg' See advertisement of BABBiTT
Soap Powder on Second Page.
~ +. II. SMITH offers for sale at 1871
Tront-s; up stairs doors below Fulton 1acsd
sortrnent Of FIREWORKS Of the best qlantf a. -
pnoes which being # his OWN manufactare ga ,
BE- warranted Also Fire Crackers az te g~e. .t 49,
rates Dealers and others invited TO examine the sA
jel3 lS'
r. FowLERs & WELLS, Phrenologlsts
and pabli.hers Cntoa Hall 3i Nassauss near the PARK
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-02
R.pnu,'s MusFuN-A PROMISING Bill to-

BAkNUM \ WUsEUM.-N VIVIIIINIIg DIN W
,ay and "A still for the EyennEa capital ES
trayaganla You should at ~. NJ patriotic piece.
fuvorife Face and experiments on the Tight Rope
by iavel aud Herr Cline, are al IN the Evening pf"ca
LI..ln
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-02
~. Enlcrnrlsine managers and snperi


nientS of business establishments requiring publicity
avail Themselves uf tho benefit Of advertising M the leading
new Spapels the and ut The counr Ach"cc
can be had at the Adsertsrg Agency Of b PALMER,
Tribune Buildings
fV The best medicine now offered 10 the
public ft pared and dobiated constitutions. Dyspcp-
Weakness of the stomach and Bowels, Loss Of Appc-
tte p,arthaa Sc - II BUsH'S Celebrated Aromatic
CORDIAL II GAMES It's own recommend atoms with A. rim
cpal DEPOT 3l9 Greenwich conner u pnAne-st, and ~
Druggists generally Pnce, SO cents per bottle
lc3o SMWASA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-02
CnAyoN DAcuERREorYprs.- -The readers

The Tribune are invited 90 visit ROOTs Dagnerrcoypc
Gallery, 1868 Broadway COO. Of rraukln-st. where hey
will have the pleasure II adnug the finest spesmens Of
tbs wonderful art 10 be country and obtain
a picture of themselves OF friends taken in the STYLE
roccss patented Operators cautioned against any IN
arrangement.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-02

" DR. PHINNEY's VEGETABLES FAMILY
ar, DO not grpe sck.n leave the bowels coStve hut
in no md natural state - sue wholesale ana retail
W y ID ia 9mWAS'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-02
UrAIYRs IN IsnIA RuRRER SHoEs-CAu.


rIosThe advertisement tied headed Caution To me
Public" IN behalf u the Hayward Rob6er Company
Newark India Rubber Manufacturing COMPANY .r!
published by those Con psnes. who are not VIII
mspis n IS s%pposed 70 have been written and pub
hshsd by Ws. JODsos. one Of the owners oi "v 1 x
Tuy Suoy PALAcE.-i.aGles will lnd at
M CAMLLs splendid store, 81 broad~r y ,ne hs;eIS
and stylish Shoes and Cater, tnI eyes s's d,es viii
Gentlemen who pride themselves upon tsse IN IT'S t
a 'ne a me ss. offne calf and patent leather Boots
Summer Caters. SC What ,oH oy % A.lht M I
the first quality for he deals IN that and nothing else
BoormAKER's Union, 80 Nassau-st.-
Citizens and sss are 1T;sa sere eaa ae at the
Bcotnskr's Union 80 Nassa'-s' J<' o.
~ Summer Hats in their variety. con-
s,s,,og in uat Of Drab Beaver, French Pearl Panama,
Straw &C. unsurpassed BY any at the one glge store S
Canal u, UJzt'I ). W, hLLLo'"
HAmMocKs ,-LEARY IL Co, leaders and
niroducers Of fashion for Gentemens Hats 3. and
A.tor Hus. Broad ay will tins day open several bales
superior Mexican Grass iiamhocW D<u
~ DRAB BEAVER, panama, and STRAW
HATS almost Unacceptable lghiness, refreshing to the
this Of warmth can be ootaned az bANNs
extensive and Cap ostabls hont. 100 Canal-st lie u
selling of bis Summer Hats a, reduced PRICES Can on
BANTA LOG Canal st-you can set summer Hats almost al
your OWE prices
PATRIOTIC PEOPLE, PREPARE If you
commence by buying Of Ksoxs Rocky Mountain Bea,
vers No enjoy the day without they do So and
the thousands who have not yet procured the Summer
Hats should call on KNOX al l25 fulton-st lie can sup
ply them all
~ Every variety of Summer Hats and
Gaps and undes for the promenade or the msnege
nay be had GENss IA broadway opposite st fauls
~ As the glorious Fourth approaches
YOU will Hat If you vail call at the Union Hat
Store. 30 Fulton-s between William and Gold. YOU VII
find tnEEmAH who Will do all be can 20 please you WIN
Rocky Mountain Beaver, ef lgh; black MolesAn Hat
Iipion ly2N'
~ Rocky Mountain, every style OF Bea-
,er Panama Ieghorn Straw and fe Hats can be found
atw DAviD's, 30l Broadway second door from Duane
Those who want of such should certainly give
bun call Prices moderate
BARNuM's MUsEuM-A promising Bill to-
ay and still better for the Eyemng-a capital EN
trMaganla You should go at ~. NJ patriotic piece
favoue Face, and experiments ON the Tight Rope
b. Jave and Herr Cine all IN the Evening pr0la-
nation
CRAYON DAGuERREoTYPEs.- The readers
The Tribune are invited 20 visit ROOTs Dagnerrcoypc
Gallery, 1868 Broadway, coz Of Ffauklln-st where ihcy
viii have the pleasure II admus the finest speesnens Of
tbs wonderful yet 10 be country. ana obtain
picture Of themselves friends, taken IN the new STYLE
Process patented Operators are cautioned against any III
snneement.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-02
rY Every variety of Summer Hats and
u As the glorious Fourth apprOs

Cans dress and nress for the promenade the msnegc
riay be had at GENIss, IA broadway opposite st fauls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-02

rIosThe Advertisement tied headed Caution 70 the
Public" m behalf u the Hayward Rubber Company
Newark India Rubber Manufacturing Company, l.
Candee." Ford Co shoe Associates and o.heI1i
was not published by those panes. who are not VIII
ing u assume the responsibility Of any such false sla
nenis II - supposed % have been written ana pun
80, y WV '''' 49, jyl Ivy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-02
GENrLEMEN's SUMNER WEAR.-First

GEHTLEMENS SUMNER w EAR.-FrSt
quality Ready made white and colored Grass and Linen
Goats Zephyr Cloth, Meroo. Alpaca and Lns,er do
single milled Cashmere, MeTInO. BDnbazne and Drilling
Panalons, with large asspft1eni Of Linen, HsrseIises
and other Vests, At our usual Moderate prices
wv. T. JENNINGS x Co, 23l BrOadway,
Iei@f American Hotel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-02

MARX THE FACT If public opinion and
IL. profitable result pubic PATRONAGE are any criterion OF
.h.si,e ~ an article safe 20 that the SAirts maize
10 order al the celebrated Of GREEN Aston
House are unequaled IN New YORK One word more
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-02
~ Rocky Mountain. every STYLE of Bea-

,er Panama Ieghon Straw and Felt Hats can be found
at W DAyiDs SOL Broadway, second door from Duane
Il Those who are want OF such should certainly give
hun call Prices moderate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-02
Remarks.

We do not see that our correspondent eX-
nibits any striking originality IN his state
uents. or conyicts us of the slightest MUS
tee to the Pesi1ioq OF the Archbishop before
the public He has indeed, given 4 more
definite form to the charges against the
European Democrats, bs, that is al! He
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-02
~ DRAg BEAVER, panama, and STRAW

HATS almost Unacceptable ghtness refreshing to the
wearer IA this II warmth be obtained at BANrN
extensive Hat and Cap establishment 100 Canal-s lie -
selling of bIs Summer Hats al reduced Prices Can on
your OWE prices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-02
SUMNER CLOTHING AT REDUCED Pr

We selling of stock Of Mems and Boys Goth
ing very low prices 10 make for stock Of Win
Ter goods N B-Lsrge stock Of Linen Goats cheap for
cash B0uGHroS & KNAPP, 50 Malden-lane.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-02

you will want Hat II you vail call at the Union liza,
Store 30 FultOnst between William and Gold. you VIII
find IpEKmAH who Will do all be 90 please YOU with
"A Rocky Mountain Beaver. or light black MoesAin Hat
Straw Hats IN all their varcnes cheap Don't forget the
tfuion WA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-02

,,troduccr. Of fashion fpy GenteInens Hats. and
Aor House Broadway, will TINS day open several bales
snrs,,nr Me ,ican Grass IInmnocks YETI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-02

rY Summer Hats in their variety. con-
s,siIng in part Of Drab Beaver French Pearl, Panama
straw &C. unsurpassed by any, at the one Pe store SS
cansl =, Ii,2 ,'l J W. KELLOGG
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Tuy Suor P.L.cr.-I.adies will find at

BOOTMAKER UNION, 70 4NdoodU-oI'
,zs,s and strangers invited - call and examine the
ne .k az Roots Shoes and Caters offered for sale al the
H.. 49, - Ir,,,n ~ Nassau-s, j2j Ott
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-02

Clothing embraces everything that elegant and fashion
able the market and immense variety enables to
satisfy every call and a. the lowest possible prices
,e1S ttThSM&W. H. DE 0RAW CO. i59 Fulton-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-02
III The ZEPHYR UNpERGARMsN

LADIES' Gentlemen and Ckd en- are 70 he obtained az the
New York Stocking Factory, tRASgIN x kAT) l0t
R1very These goods cana0, he too strongly recommended
Al this season For heath and comfort for softness ess
CITY and durability they are unsurpassed.
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No doub; transformations take place at
Rome they have always been cempara-
lively frequent there IN modern times, Us
not the regime which has educated and con-
trolled the Romans and made them what they
are, responsible for this y except IN The brief
period of republican government. Il Is nat
ural that they should happen now even
more than usual, since many persons are
driven to despair and in want OF The means
of subsistence. But shat these murders are
in any sense the work of MAXIM and his
coadiutors. we defy our CORE spondent and
everybody else to produce the slightest
proof. And until they can bring some proof,
let US suggest that it would be quite as Dig
nifed and honorable not to make the charge.
This brings US tc 20 the second count in the
Indictment namely that the Eoropean DEM
oerats are aiming at "a
SOCIAL REveLUTION ~ Property. Or
correspondent fery kindly attempts to ccs-
rect our state nent of the principles and pnr
poses of these Society Destroyers aud draws
their programme in Ines Of horror oE his
own. We have carefully read his amended
version. which Is contained IN the last
paragraph but csc OF his co.nmunl-
municat!on, wlthou. seeing anything IN It 50
awfullv shocking. The worst scarecrow II
contains Is poor Proudhon's economical pa
radox, Ia propr'ele c'est le rol, uhlch Is GER
tanly a godsend which writers against So
cIalsm and Democracy could Ill dispense
| with. All the rest OF II we adopt most
heartily. Beyond dispute, the means OF ele-
waiting Humanity are power and property,
power held and exercised by the masses,
property freely laid upon the country's altar
for the coun,ry's salvation, a. for instance In
the case of Mazzini's national loan. Bat We
are told that the leaders Of this movement
leave nothing undOne to sap the authority
! Of existing governments OF course thcy
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An important and interesting Geographic de-
ypatsh from Charleston viii be found in our CO.
Mmns. The moderate members Of the Convention
seem to be IN a minority, while the letter Of Mr..
Lang don Cheves, of which we give an abstract,
seemed "a have little or weight in checking the
spirit Of the address and resolutions, the character
Of which viii be learned by our brief report. Our
special correspondent states that the speeches yes
seTday in favor of moderation failed to have any
ofect, and that nne-tenths of the Convention are
for secession.
From Syracuse we have q brief report of the Anti
Slavery Convention in that city. Abby Kelly, Garri-
SON, Chaplin, Elizur Wright, Fred. Douglass, and
the Ike, were the choice spirits at work, having
given bonds to the city in the sum Of ten thousand
dollars, in case Of damages to the hall where they
met, should any riot ensue from their speeches
There is nothing very remarkable in the proceed
iRgs, except that Garrison, who scouts at all rel-
,gious denominations, read few passages from the
Bible, and then proceeded to denounce the character
Of this city and its inhabitants.
Our teegraphic Intelligence from Washington
sontans an announcement with respect to the visit
Of the President and Of several members Of the cabi
net, to this city, on the lsth instant.
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City InfelllrenGc.

FrsFnsL or TnE LATE PiffLiP HoSE.-The funeral Of
the late Philip Hone took place yesterday atcrnooz at
half o'clock from his late residence ia Great Jones
street IL VERY numerously attended The members
Of the Mercantile Library present In great
The procession imposing and numbered IA it, ranks
many a the mot respectable men Of the city.
DraTH oF a Dsrrry CoLlrcroR.-Mr. George Euuinrer
Dsputy Collector Of the port 81 New York died his
residence. Last evening after brief Illness lie attended
to the duties q his VGce on Saturday last.
Nsw YonK NoipNrrrRs-Anothcr member u this gal
liant lody, George H. McFadden. Who went through all
the battles Is de.d The survivors OF the regiment will
attend the funeral.
DrArH Iur Cry PnisoS-Coroner Geor yesterday
held an inquest at the City Prison on the body u
Michael Carroll aged forty years born In Ireland who
came to his death by epleptc convusions II appears
he was brought into prison for rining affair
In the morning hc was found dead In the cell Verdict
nee
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ARRIVAL OF THE NORTH AMERICA.
NEWS FROM TIE IsrHnus or rAyAMa, JAMAICA,

NEWS FROM TIE IsTHnus or PANAMA, JAMAICA, &C.
MORE GOLD DUST.
| The steamship North America, Capt. Blethen
arrived last night, from Chagres ria Kingston, ia
She left Chagrcs April nth, at o'clock r. NJ, an,
arrived at Kingston on the 30tb, at 3 o'clock r. Nj.
with two hundred passengers, and 100000 in COZ.
and dust, Height and in the hands Of passengers
( She left Kingston May LIST, at p. NJ, with tw,
hundred and thirty passengers, and made Sandy
! Hook May Z, al o'clock l.. NJ
she left, az Chagres, the steamers Crescent City
destination unknown, and the Brother Jonathau
The u J arrived at Chagres at 10 o'clock A. NJ
April 25th.
The English steamer Severn left Cbagrcs on the
25th ult.
The following arc the
PASSENGERS BY THE NORTH AMERICA.
Bsanrle wi.cs owen, t cspt Fiery n.a5 winner as
Wsener ! { L9rJ ro,., has;sn Liyng.,gn,
serr.r. Jackson, Mr iastioS " BARKER 5i.nor ore
T TTsss, 7 i SsSshs.scs Gle. Win, y
ksss ssfsas p'iT st,ug hl5Siyrs sy Fs.Gs
ssT %,i f's,' gass.r n9f's' sSsS Err b.y ell
f ra nsGa rssy b1 %s,!r BST'p
Wick GIayss = Bunker, . Le,stt II cemIbe z stew
il a psiFsr si sI, o';I sP's
nitSlSscE " tmsrsoa Il sanford, " rhyis, v Cram,
r,5l. S%i'S, fsi.;9 Ssais y Smith cisfi'
mathews Diblle. - Abbott seth Cook, D>even Ar
nod. Van Alien. n smith. Hsckott IS Judaon ! IN
Green, m ialos. y Hopkins Nm Blackwell, r Oglack.
man, Put9sy, ! kelse, v Thomas Robert Burns,
sno Anderson, Nm Turner q Free ~ Williams, Heath
Aoysterhank, Rice, CIV Hsworth, Anderson, Mrs An.
defs.n Mise. ldcrsop John Anderson Phillips Miss
PHILIPS Jro Ihllps. q y na.mer Mrs. Hasmar Jne snow
] y sat, y Bars.oy, psusey, N Watson g san.
sF Ino Bnsey Alex Lyons, w VI Drake, N Bacon, S 4
Woodtille, Yrs Woodyc Y Moon, " Ser Mr. Miller urs
mtntr.J futncy J Hitchcock, Rnburk, II G Johnson
Roht toan, Frank Williams Mrs gmiler. Mr. Smiler uiss
smh,r Brown, Jacobs, vanson, Il Brown, II Tor
her, baker. W Emerson, burgess. Peter Lyons, N
smith Henry smith Cram, Jaek Bentley, 9 Il Warren
SIMON smith, ired Smith, Renssn, Baker X SNOW
q Burnett, Heath Webb, W Gravia n X Long III Allen
Ih,s King Wrenn, Watson. X johnson, n Prentice
TRon KIsesroN-w Hatton, Mise cransvood Mrs. Ia.
milton Solomon, Rev Rowden, Mr. Rowdes Mics Row.
den, kowden, y Rowden, smith, Mr. Smith Mrs smith.
,ane smith :. Thompson, 1hos Horton, Thos Norton,
Iaferty Iaferty X Iafcrty, Mcwuiien. Ianes An
derson, Mrs Anderson Miss Anderson Bonnstsd Robt
brown sam Jacobs Neran Hersey, Eliza Copn Margaret
Our thanks are due to DR.. Jno. w. Van Zandt.
for the delivery of late papers
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Marine Affairs.

DEPARTURE or THE AsIa.-Ihe r. NJ. steamship Asia
Capt Judkns left yesterday for Liverpool She
ried out about lIo passengers among whom Gen
Cooper Of Albany and lady He bearer Of dispatches
to St Petersburgh, and intends making the tour Of
Europe to examine into the condition and strength
the cavalry force in the various countries he intends
visiting, for which duty he is commissioned by Governor
Fish The Of the other passengers will be found
under their appropriate head.
U. s. NJ. STEAMSHIP PAourc-This crack steamer win
take her departure next Saturday for Liverpool She
will carry out immense number Of passengers brths
having been already engaged for upwards Of 22o-the
greatest amount taken before In any steamship
STEAMBOAT LAuscHrs.--Mr Thomas Collyer launched
yesterday morning. at ten o'clock from his yard foot Of
Twentieth street steamer to day boat between
this city and Albany. She Is beautifully modelled
craft something 200 feet in length aud Of very light
draft and from her appearance bids fair be
feetest boats ahuat. Her engines being built by
Messrs. Cunningham Gelknap Co. Of she Phoenix Iron
Works. She will be ready to take her place the line
about the rs Of June under the command Of Captain
John y. 1allmap.
Mr. VIM. Collyer also launched yesterday morning,
nom his yard In Twelfth street the steamer he has
fructed for the Shrewsbury route she Is of superior
build. and Il expected to be very fast boat
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Chorgc u Pigamy-ofAcer Merritt arrested. Tues
day. German hy the ~ Louis Bauer. by trade n
.atb,r on warrant ssu'd by Justice Mounfo where
IN the accused stands charged with bigamy IL seems.
hy the evidence before the magistrate that the accused
was married 10 his first wife. Frederick in Germany
the year 1889 since which time until within the last
years they have lived together and to this
Try together. IL appears that the 9th Of No
v,mbcr 1850 Bauer married to Ernostna Spciscr by
the Rev Mr. Foersch q the Free Congregational Church
IL y also set forth that the second wife the time
merrisge aware that Bauer nj that time n mar
risd man. and had wife living In accordance with
these Facts the magistrate committed Miss Frsetina
speiscr TO prison to the charge Of bgamy will
Bauer by virtue Of the statute which makes either
party marrying with the knowledge that the oher has
wife ~ husband living guilty Of bigamy andpunshable
for tho
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friends and tie patc that be has removed from No
Broadway opposite the Park to the location
Of Mr. Martin No AZ broadway. Canal street. where
he will have constantly hand large assortment hair
work, 81 all descriptions viz, Wigs ScAips half Wgs
Bands Braids Inrs Sc also assortment Of French
Periumery SHELL Combs hair nail and tooth Brushes
received from Paris lie deyotes his personal attention.
heretofore 10 lndice hairdrrssing. N Bsaturdays
served especially br chidrena hair cutnr consulta
tion. This veil established Dibbleeania for promotion
an be found asa above
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MAILS FOR EUROPE AND ASIA, by rnR AMERICAN
STEAMSHIP PACIFIC

TIE American mail steamship Pacific, Captain Nye
WIN leave this port at sstur lay for Liverpool
Ths Nrw YosE HsrALp, will be published at or
o'coo that morning. Messrs Edwards SANFORD d Co.
No Co 'umba Buildings, Liverpool and No II and 10
cornhill l. 1ndon. and Mr. y II Revolt No. ~ Place de
"a Boure Paris viii have copies Of the HeaaLp for sale
the arrival Of each steamer Advertisements viii
reach IL sent through the same channels The As
nails vi Close at hsstpsst ten o'clook
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Tin tnd she,trpn bakers for burning wnod coal
furnaces summer ranges article for burning
hard coal improved summer and winter cooking stove
large stock the lowest Manufacturers prices wholesale
and retail At Ne New York stove Factory 3 Grand
opposite EtscN Market Stoves delivered charge All
stoves warranted a. represented. NICHOLAS H. CORT.
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MoRE r, srvresssoNrsa--The Tti5'ns ~ yesterday
published int gence from China tothe stb n February
which tbat papa crlled later advices" News from
China the 9th o. Te rpary published IN the Eng
sh papers q the 10Th Of nril which received by
The Niagara at Boston last week
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yers red or gray hair 70 brown black Gourauds Iaisp
nedcsed soap crrss tan pmpes. freokes eruptons etc.
Courauds Pondre Subtitle eradcates hair from upper lips
face or Any Iar the ody-warrsned Gouraud Liquid
Rouge Tor raie lips and cheeks Lily White Hair
tive, ETC., are All found at DIR. FELIX GOuRAUDs old
established laboratory Walker street. first store from
Broadwayj CALENDER r. South Third street. PhilAdeiphia;
l1 washington street, Boston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-08

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