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nIssOLUTIoN Copartershp.-The Arm heretofore exist
ing Of Dyer Brother this day BY mutual
consent George Dyer will attend to the setne
Of the unsettled ousns.'
W. Dyer deceased which mmedn"
is respectfully requested. EDW hhp ~ p'H''
wAsuserox, September -, 1880.
Nottce.-Tbe undersRneo nxv T"''u
nnJor he name and Mceufe, and
will general auction "nf So. .v,v.n;.
OF 10Th street aso re"sySAn's
~ ,h. o.,r.r.~. ~
solicit continuance ~
slowed upon he pledge themselves 10 n
confded to them .av.,o.. uron IN 40,
sEnmens, ana 70 easa W. EDWARD G. DYER,
j. @. Mcguire
w..uraros, sepemhs' ~, 1850
arpt.V I'D
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DROPUSAI8 carrying malls Of the Unftod
from The 18Th day Of February, 1884, (excspny
h Of June 1884, inclusive, Maiss HapsAss Vermont
and Nso York. will be the
Of the Office Department, In the Washington
M OF December o be decided day
month"; the specified,
MAINE.
1856 From IoutoD by Smyrna to Aroostook Road miles,
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Maxana AMalu.

STEAMSHIP NoaTH AMEaIcA-To-morrow Il the day
fixed for the sailing Of the steamship North Ameroa for
Galway with passengers for Liverpool London, &C. She
for inspection to-day advise such Of readers
intend going abroad to take look at her We will
tell them, however, beforehand that they will not fud
her cabins and state loaded with senseless
ments TO catch eye but that they will see and
admire the good Of the builders in the lxhtness
amplitude convenience and thorough ventilation OF the
Interior They will ind her, besides, to be roomy and
pleasant deck and that she Is built in the strongest
possible manner Lawrence and Suedsn the builders
Of the ship, and Morgan of the engines all OF which
(ship and machinery Is entirely new in every part
having only four trips TO Chagres the last Of
which. by the way the shortest accomplished
1t is fact worthy of mention, that In these four
trips there has not been the slightest accident de-
rangemt her chnery and that she has not
had occasion in consequence 10 stop her engnss even
for minute between port aud port Her officers are
all able experienced and oblging Captain Blethen has
been eighteen years in arnne Minturn Co.'S employ,
the Liverpool and London route and Is very popular
with all who know him With so much in favor Of the
ship and her officers and such peculiar attractions the
full
FoR BRENES-The steamship Washington, Captain
Floyd departed Saturday for Bremen She took out
upwards Of hundred passengers.
LAUNCHED At Marblehead on the 18th inst, from
the yard Of f. Kimbal Esq fine schooner called the
Ariel Of lo4 intended for the fishing and freight
Messrs Martin Pitman, and is to be commanded by
Capt. Turner
LAUNCHING OF THE PrIicAs Day DocK-rhe Pelican
Sectional Dry Dock. which has been in course of con-
siruction at Agers for time past will be launched
this afternoon, at five o'clock N. o. Pic, Jane 4
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European News.
The steamship Humboldt is due to-day, with four
days later intelligence from Europe.
European News,


Yesterday having been Sunday, our Geographic
dispatches were Of course, like angels visits few and
far between We learn that aoouuon meeting
was held in Philadelphia yesterday but that il was
broken up in rather hurried manner. Now, we
do not approve Of this. Since the time when the
Herald was first started, have gone upon the
principle of giving every man, and all sides, hear
ing This has always been the principle on which
we have conducted our journal We have reported
an infinite quantity of speeches in columns, with
the contents Of which We disagree, simply for the
reason, that the more public or fanaticism
Is made, the more readily il j. overthrown. The
party press have always made great mistake in
this particular. The whig journals will not honestly
report what may be said at democratic
meeting and cice rcrsG. Hence the necessity Of an
independent press, and hence the great crcula-
ton ard influence at home aud abroad Of the
H,raH, which does not care a fig for aay party, but
which viii report all honestly and truly, and after
wards comment on what i reports in a free and in
dependent manner. The party press cannot speak
without prejudice in fact, prejudice is apparent ia
every line that they contain, and a natural con-
sequence their circulation i small, and their in
fuence smaller. Now, we most emphatically CON
denim the interruption Of the meeting in Philaie-
phia. Had il taken place in New York we would
have reported it ccr5atin Cor hold that the best
way Of putting down fanaticism, is to give the
fanatics the full length Of their tether Good wine
needs no bush, but bad wine does Truth is all
powerful, and dehes sunlight whereai the very
vitality Of error lies in its being kept in the dark.
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MON EY MARK E T..

SCvDAY, Juue lj--g Y. vi
We have noticed within the past two three weeks.
several failures among the mercsn and
classes, and the difficulties and neuts amop,
the tmaler class q busness appear 60 be- ncrpss
ing During rapid expansion of credit, or any yreat
speculative movements In markets f,pres Of this
Kind frequently and the probability l. that oss
If tho~e Who break down In stale Of banhrun,cv
before any cxteod, movement took place or any effort
was made to retri're the difficulty by reckless spccua-
ton Speculation 1efates upon the commercial com.
muniy In manbcr 'inllsr TO the operation Of an e
dtmic In IT, course through any session Of country
1T carries 81 thee who are in an unh.sl.hx state
pursts hnd purhes the community and brings about n
more healthy condition of things provided proper pr,
cautions are teken 70 arrest the evil and rneasnres
edopted 70 prevent r. becoming too violent The ner-
'h'e cafses ATE At this in the midst n innn
eMi 'dem'c bat very few have ct fallen victims 10 r.
~ IA e iar shown tg,lf in the ndcst form anitis
fsitie ney change its character So long A. the dis
ease L among Us IL viii be necessary to b. cautions ana
e'oie tyety movement calculated to onangor ones ex
stence or 20 produce even arrangement o. oues ar
afs " have PASSED through many Of the financial
'pdemi's that W are intimately acquainted with "a
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n'sriy Nsek past since We record srese a 1hbny
With kI2fe, aud are called rrJn e. announce
one which y believed, WI prste f.a T. to- a.
iurtd party % saturday night Au tfrty tcC place
bstwttn 80 l0ngshcre ~ rfs5 ~ store cprusr
q Cheny and jackson streets. keIt w. German named
~ delck gusde. The men IN 4i.putc, were John
Charles ans Patrick finn Charlra h secus eana iuto
the giocdy stare With butcher named tlr.tiAu Nusr.
ard thy i1o drank together. after tAt s,ms w3rIs
,ntu'd tetUssn finn aud Challr- RtL Char With
uatty lit The store end was hh~, Ell time
~ - AN returnsa aud 90 entering Vi. store D.
r aiu,d thAt ~ .euuil hgnt any ID triahman
- The Tiaoe Pam then get up ncn h- ssat.
s.d stkfa htE who ~ .saut - 49, r-ltL rbsr.ot Il
man ynu IN particular Finn thea nsar t.sprl h.Hi
al charles iaimsdsfoly drew 4 r hu pocket large
a e.. Wheh he had but frN u.auts III Et grl44f01
r. The butcls shop ~ Richter auH turusl 'v b.uue
~ an the irtt one tod effect u 10 nok near the
sisoA or. he second blow the ku prn4tr8trl LIZ Az
h'S and interest the regi@n u 90 .t iue lhstuoy n
mctiHs b'rry dsnlps~us, and fnorr than probable II ts
vQSns CAafss ttlDedsteF a.t.r ha stnI IN injury,
iEl he store 1d threw the ku.is uta the
passed sltn his ling hopss ID Jar'~pu slsee< su
IN q, a cond story yind1w eprsrs ou the root IL
go a wbt broke axa and le hin itL With his lrE.
tsl ugh a. boaTds AZ and Lis toiy r..tsr III bssGt
wlssn the polce causs 40 al to- ban ist1 custody
i've injured man c.nssysd tuA!s resiisNe, No -
cherry whore he - vito so lasaly and me8i
cui aa prscurcd Dr IeacF drefod tbs wound AMI
pronounced II Dangerous. and probably mortal. Tna
scruaHd sunday MlsTning conveyed bssare jus
TIE ~ unlf't Sho took The tslnauy vi tts witaess.r
nniit Chares ~ pr,s9p - Await The rsslnt Il
IT, p,unds intN. on the injured man
.1,.opH ard ioyo,s,y As oi.cer Miller endeavor.
rE t. slsrte number q disotl,ri, persOn.
tUidas evtnBg enc q the crowd ci.l tnIsc6 tler.
h. gesAul.e lie oticer aud Emon- the rsee h.
was v3y roleliy hs,l1s5. kncskeI iYyi. aHd during
ttt Aurgt h. wa felbyeg ~ Lg eaii pfifb ~. nfH
ul nst,y fIcocsded in cGptusg he above NAMED
Ists6t whom H. ofieer chsTRea Will Y assault. an
tptc csE,tfrfd with tbO-e WIZ conitad the larceny
PIE secu.,d obtained " % Mngstrate g. fur
tttr ittur~
Pam, 5a.,f H. FpoJ'u,S--1hc nan rraucls sahaf
~ tla oa tl nansiauehter in = u1n degree aad
~. IT'D 81 lHlter ilHchc ct. tsturitY af.cr
tt lat b,u sattrntesd ~ h!a Ball 49, rsclpIat.d "a
II. satt ,t,o ly TIE police z .ne A.s'eEsh ward
al. F#It 1904 UHt d 10 TEisUW.
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Present-Chisf Justice Oakley ss,d Judges sandford
Duer, Mason, and osmpbell.
JuNE ELECTROMAGNETIC b. II. Bleecker aud WIFE
John L. No.ton.-Injunction order modified Also.
that receiver sc granted un less plaintiffs ne list
except to he limited to sales since 1845.
Henry Breroorf rs H. IAN Rensselaer, -Defendants ex-
cepon the report Of the referee allowed Decree that
defendant execute deed directed by the former de-
receiving from the plaintiff the OF $iO79 81
less the taxed costs Of the suit directed to be deducted
by the former decree.
The Canden T. .7aboy Railroad Company Mcdaniel
Finch-Judgment for plaintiffs the demurrer to the
replication.
y. Bartlett the Mayor Of New York-0rder affirmed,
with $40 costs
James Price IT ais .appeilants adsm the Mayor &C., Of
NetD York, observation-disclosures reversed and
trial ordered; costs abide the event Of the suit
The People, &c, John L. Norton-Motion to dismiss
appeal granted with $40 costs
Lucius r. BuLkeiey Eugene Keteitas 8c.-Motion to
set aside transcripts filed in Kings county, NY, de-
n and the stay Of proceedings vacated against the
plaintiff.
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sr. JOHN, N. b., June IA, 1851.
Messrs. Dickey, ssrdne and Botsford Of the execu-
tive committee Of the European and North American
Railway, returned from Portland yesterday, where
meeting was held Wednesday, to complete arrange
ments for prosecuting the enterprise They bring graft
flying Of liberal aid from the capitalists of
New York Boston and other places and feel confident
that the work will be commenced in a very short time
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safety OF the Ship Hercules.

PRoyIDEscE June To- 1851.
In several Of the Boston and New York papers the
ship Hercules Madgan, from California to Panama, has
been put down missing vessel We have just learned
that the II arrived at Reaego Feb 23d thrtytwo days
from San Francisco with 13l passengers three having
died the passage They all left the vessel here and
proceed ed land She bound to Panama but put
into Realego short Of provisions Among the
Captains Cook Of Providence and X. b. Luther OF
Warren, who arriv ed home last March.
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Hhtr Dye tilrntrd W p parts 81 Europe and Aeru,.
estah.d y - estful reratcn fos tho last twelve
years y TIE ct bolt dt w the world. IL " applied
whncfas and retail, az ButC eors wiz Factory wall
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suggests the necessity for light at-ergo. II is
that Genin 24 Broadway there is
stock Of summer Hats e.mprebendng everything in the
trade in this branch besides several orns fashions
peculiarly his The Genin Rocky Mountai5 Heavier or
ayoritel is this the elegant and
dath hing affair lie hiss brought The following se
gives idea of the Of his assortment although
does not by any include the whole
Rocky NJ unit Siiyery Beaver. White Brush.
Silver Brush. French Grey Beaver.
French Felt (white and drab). Snos White Pan anas.
Isgborn Dunstate.
Diane nd Braid. Rice Straw.
China Pearl
These all all modelled after Gsnns designs
hut he recognises the right everybody he original hg
vorEmen at all times prepared TO execute designs
which be suppressed elegans becoming.
CENIN. ia Broadway, opposite St. Pauls
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SrA.fsH L.SovsGr.--We recommend 70 any II our
readers thai wish learn the spaai.h lansuasc i'm
poTtaDt, Hr. A T. Bsez accomplished teacher. r.
affirm Recommendation translate the following
from IA Cronod II the 18th spanish paper Published ia
this ctye inert to-day IN The pepper part n o.
pr sdvetis.nlcnt ~ Don Antonio ~ T. Bsez tns-
aud Interpreter q the Sranish AMI nh hsguayes
ard ~ Baez i acquainted ~ith bafh languages ani
"a person vho hss cultivated the sciences ani tsFiGe
tsls e. prsssns occasion TO recommend hin t. our
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Court Calend.-Tn,. 0.~

SUPREME CouRT-SPEcIAL TERM.-Nos. ll2. "a Is, 40,
80, SO, 81, 90, 90, 90, IS, "a, 65. &C. ST.
suPREhE CoURT-UiRcyIr.-Adjourned sine die
SUPREME CouRT-GEsERAL TERM-Adiourned sine die
COMMON PLKAs-Adjourned till Wednesday.
SUPERIOR CouRr-Nos 3, no. 213, 2sl, 2os, "a, 80,
%. 327 1872, 402 400, 40i 405. 410, All lO3 210 %
362 397 S. 4l2 4l6, All 41s 400 AS l42 ga $40
3ss u.s. lss, 23s 155, 1877, q, $50, 32 20, 22e 2s
40 4lg
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PHILADELPHIA, June Is, 1851.
An abolition meeting held here to-day, at Franklin
Hall, broken up by mob Mrs. Grew and Lucretia
Mott had addressed the audience when coored gen.
tleman attempted TO speak, but was prevented, and
driven from the hall There great excitement there In
consequence
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Berrord 4 Co.-Great California Letter,

aeei ana fackage EXPRESS on the 18TH Juuc through
80 days Special Mail Agent through to San Francisco Mr.
A. H. Pride Of New York office. Special Freight Mes
senger through to San Francisco. Mr. G. Hoyt Of
New York Office Special Messenger to Valparaiso Caao,
and other South Pseihe ports Mr.. W. Bartlett of
Boston office Postage to San Francisco 10 eent South
Pacific ports, China and Sandwich Islands. 40 cents
Freight ~ cent than by other Parcels
and packages taken to all South Pacific ports No vesy
street, Astor House.
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cou,aue,s Llan,d msir Nv. elicit. ndm,-

"a ot hnd uTrise 4 the beaded red whi-lcrec
~, Tet ltsiant'y 81. EGid touches TIE Ia u is
Ntf'd g. ear trl llatt trovn. ~ the option o.
user No staining skin and saor
Tree nor thf lc TIE hair beautifully ani strpa
Neat - Coz rarhs allan Nsdiea ths -
uitta o. bis us ul invtr tons Found the
established csPt 81 Walker street, near Broadway.
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Ladder Company No g. held in the Truck house Sstur
evening June 18th the following resolutions Of
fered Resolved that tender sincere thanks to Mis-
Sarah Smith of No M Forsyth street. for the four beautiful
Gride Color Also that tender sincere thanks
Miss Mary Ann Green, of Essex for the Wre ahs
The above being to the Company Monday 9TH
day of June. 1851 SAMUEL SMITH, Foreman.
CHAs. s. FREncN, Secretary.
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H'tttrs ave a sr~d reputation ard popularity he yond
any medicine lrlvn, net by exsrg@rs tei statements ~
ne7nary curet. tt through the % responsible
tNtns who sffak what they know ~nea ~ ~.
thse merit II I'll. msdiae 81 ca.es II Dysr~p,a and
Iueftl Dtty For sale by Drux ista rs.crtiiy In u-
lited state Htd anadss. b. .. Srr1s. im fu tau
ttrett = ~ Sttti1 4 Co. sl6 and & n KiaV. rBroai
way teddi gtan. 36 Hudson ss.e, l. ppl rs Bral
uay ~ Cuon ~ Bow srv corner OF Grand street, tI
Rutkle y To- gn9 Gr,ehNl ~ 70 ret.
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hair tr whsers ~ moment it Is appied injury
the ar Fn Y an te washed iume Without
turl the cglcr aua hns bad cor IL tpnieg
~ Phslens u Grd 1oupee Manufae ,ry, iT Broadway.
81 she U VIC - ava country BY dEnEEss kenerally
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complete SGT ~ Dntal Toilet Articles bottl %
premium Tooth Wash, box Nntriace Tooth Brush,
orarge wood picks Nc only 81 ~ for ceaainy pre-.
uryng the est- md gums and purify ur thc breath cc
gety ana tomrgetD put w In neat and very
Tor travelling hlo making
and lCautu present Tooth wash u cents: Dsntrtaca
andA cents. Pr sse Nv A. " r. sends No lln rnitan
street; q. ~. Eirg ~ Broadwsy Tnttle siL Brad
Way Vim. II. Cary 4 Co, 2f3 Pearl street.
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ENGLISH AND AMERICAN Rows-N Jtwithstand-
ing the thousands and tens Of thousands of masters
which the people Of England have over them, for
the purpose Of keeping them in order and behaving
themselyes-and shooting them down if they don't,
in the form Of soldiers, and policemen Of every de-
scription-rows and riots there occasionally
The English papers are very severe upon Us for our
Astor Place riot; and no doub:, win be equally so
when they hear Of the riot at Hoboken. There Is
this distinction, however, betweea English ana
American riots, In England. i would seem by the
recent row at Tam worth, that they are insttgatei
by what called there the higher classes, while
but rowdies and rutiians AZ the botto N Of
such disgraceul occurrences in THU country. Such
horrible riot, growing out Of such circumstances
o. that Of Tam WORTH could not occur in this coun
try, where political and party spirit runs high
il does Ia any part Of the world. Political parties
are never disturbed here at their dinners was the
case AZ Tsnworth, driven by brute force out Of
TIE town.
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silks Reduced In Prlce.-James Beck &

Co. have reduced the prices of their Spring and Summer
silks Bareges Jacohets Nuslins Fouards, Cacoes Man
TILES shawls French Imbroidries, Laees No. below cost.
Ladies will ind great bargains at S5 Broadway
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Arrival OF the Frigate Cumberland.

BOSTON, June To- 1851.
The United States frigate Cumberland, Commander
Lamer from the Mediterranean, last from cadiz, May
o. chored in the outer harbor of Long Island Head
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the ladies want ills of the found
hitchcock Ieadbeater 3T Broadway Of Leonard
street and prices they bought
any other part of chs city Their stock embraces silk tissues
bareges silks, French muslins grenadines, WIS., &C.
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The most em,ncn. chen,ls,.. af,sr e.rrfa,

hnhyt, IhNe DECIDED that Borles Electric Hair Dye "
utfor I" ut produced: the last Mech
Fair held W Hotter the rstlrstoi ttstaist on
tstovrr o. ether ore ~ The iudgt after carfa cpmpa
son anu RAJ VAN ~ tie popular hair f the day. pee
honnStd Bog Hectic Hair Dye supr them all ans
awarded To M huge the premium tsinR tie
inftnnce wterc Mum was given hair dye MAY ~
ad - Sthfs, ~ FULTON street; Ku~htsn. CLARK 20
BroadNay CarJ O. aud Brigham q Day, Pearl eNect.
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NOtICes-WG hNVe tnIB ONy tAkcn MT. Ed"
WARD FENNER into Partnership. and will continue the
Dry Goods Importing Johbing and Commission business
under the firm at No. l9 Broadway Cedar
street. City Hotel stores
HENRYs, SMITH 4 TOWNSEND.
New York, June l6, 1851.
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examine ttoeh "f unequaed assortment stcvea
have i've. got eet Air tight Cooking Save ISL
Odd Fellow Also STA tizee of summer arnaoe which
used with without the enlv ing Kind
uArksA ABENDROTH. HROTuKRs. III neekman ..
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wonderful sale.-Engl,.h three.ply ana

Patent Tapestry Ingram Carpeting Rugs Table Oil
Cloths window Shades &c at Astounding low prices at
the celebrated Carpet establishment in the United
States. No ~ IIopery. HIRAM ANDERSON.
Ingram carpets 3, and S.. Rugs as Oil Cloths. and
Is uery
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DIR. James w. Powell, Oculist, Aursss. &c.,

continues to devote bic attention exclusively diseases %
the Eye aud Ear from to o'clock, daily. st the
be hss occupied fer tie last m broadway
trance Warren street where be lad his Trus
the Eye I'd edition price b. cents Also his self acting Eye
and Ear Fountains.
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Where did You Get Them As more than

fifty Of friends and rantanees have this
to since lst ed pair Of Roots think II
well TO tell them through this medium t1at tn
bought at What con slider the cheapest store In
JONES'S, IL Ann street. K s. n
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70 advantage, reminded that II. /.
Tailor, ll6 william street makes 90 order very ane Mack
nrefs Frock Coat from SIC -s.illcs
sSto 50 hOi beautiful Jingle breasted Frock Coat s2
Sack, so, other garments in proportion.
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WAsHIseror, June u.s. 1881.
silver pitcher was last night presented to Father
Richie, by the employees in the Union ONCE.
fitzhenry Warren, Assistant Postmaster General re-
turned yesterday from Iowa.
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prize elegant of the requisites their
clothing. insure It at Green's No Astor House The
Shirts, &C. made Mt that establishment &c
mt with and to he ready for delivery
the day and at the hour at which they promised
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way-lades and gen., about going the country.
will find at this establishment articles made expressly for
travelling And aso tie most elegant stock for drec
lrsing the greatest variety at the smallest prizes.
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THE REt2sigrs lSpFpENDrNr ca4HE WFBr AvB
willis Co,arH,vrusY In the Lat htJcaieat,
le RcycreBd Mr Boecher = The Reverend Mr.
rs,rrs-thers 6Ee several II them-caWe ous With
Ie,- article o. he Webb AMI Willis controversy
a. : hich tbs dana ands mach that j exciting,
tha. Pc passes oar The slavery question . stac
sabjat, aud uaVertby II any ur.hcr discussion
In H. social qEslion now before the public, ne
sceus Lorc at boE.e. and shether u ~, ], l. b.
cause H. sud VIA. belous g. tua sane c.-urch, ID
rtgulu san Ii Z, o. Ipun the mssits q tac ease,
L. Si.iIs bs indignation upon Webb il moot
summary Eanrsr IL chief poEl 20 H. derived
from Biz Argument h, aoSeyer, that n " lis Y %
o. fund gsayy 7pon sa45 testimony = Webb fro-
I,s,t H. flfnS4 10 ---pd particularly > clergy
mur-vii BE- sts 10 the tuHuity. AZ. STORE, n
Ee,tLtr. TfCuouaccs such - lenee as Ia been "
fcred Is Webb - b. dangerous e tie cloth, and
j. afraid that tie Il, rgymea y Ncw Y.rk nay bo
Liable O. s.tailar accL ations, again and sytin -
warm and elaborate a. article a. TIA nature II IT,
timony hss uot been IL blshed fsF several isontLs
ard il i very cufiou. aat i shosll hsse boss
eyol.cd BY the discussion going ~ beiwosa Wobs
and Wills.
The justice or Injustice = Mir Beossss's VI u
win be more apparent whom /, mystery csuesrn-
ing Tie letters in Webb. posses ion i nah more
clear There seems to BE- much doubt abodt heir
being tie original ones lerostS vita Webb.
some think that W'illis got q bibi out of tbs
wrong pigeon-hole Others. still, SAP that Webb
tas been imposed upon by smusgcd y, chet, =,
in fact there j. every ktad ut cJg,jsctu atJat
aTd there will b. ~ sitsfLctoa I'LL the II 'ef- Afe
produced aud made r. ftand in their own ierits.
The whole thing Il 2 riude, and can have ~ sou.
ton till the Law uuwups H. in al is phases. ~
present. the public a.c Ia Z STATE q per3.cSng '
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-16

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~ inufsse oYer ~ previous year q Sss