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Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-07-24

IsE tE WASHINGTON, July T.
Hdh. Wun. o.. King, of Alabama, has wri,tnerA teSs
Ter declaring Qself decidedly opposed TO the lead
comnrSMiiea 6fthe last session Of Congress. lie IA
nounced the admission of California act of in5af9
tce, 2ni says that could have felt more indl ~
laRt tktn he did at this unjust legislation. Az
ThGeill .eboishng slavery under certain ciredfh- >
stenc4l0 a1 District of Columbia he says could not
lhayeIeeieved HI sonction under any circumstances;
land hit9kes the ground that he should feel il boun
don duty to vote for the repeal OF the emancipation
clauiG;yghaHey6rp proposed.
H&dSSlty1afhit he would again, as he did in the
last Eyess gSte for the repeal OF the Mexican laws
prolhtnink tsl&pery in Utah and New Mexico. lie
also tDRpd islss Ill connection with the Union party.
IntTouoIxiRg is one of set OF resolutions adopted
by the SOUTHERN Rights party, on The 2slh u IN
R<{aed..gtM the States are sovereign, and that the
Genial sG6sS,6mcnt is OF limited powers, and
should South Carolina secede, and the General Govern
inent suemPt t0roerce her by the force Of arms, we
pledge eur aid 10 the last extremity TO the Palmetto
Stale.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-07-24
Hats!

CUGAR-lO hhds prime n o Sugar, just received pc
- Kate Kearney, and for sole by nov2Iy
& w CAPLINGER
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-07-24
NEW YORK
STORE

T INEN Checks, Brown Linens, Table Linens and
IL Towelings, Coitonades aud Drillngs suitable for
Gents wear, for sale at lapl.Nl
COLLINSI BREEDS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-19

which the Austrisns and Pontiica! troop, BATH
themselves But the bandits. hearing Of 49,.
approach. ambushed themselves upon The 800
and suddenly surprised them with sharp vollss
killing two GEMS d o,rss Il was night and ~.
robbers made of But the next day the ool.s
hearing iha. two were concealed in a csr,,;s
house approached it, and were received viii
voliey. woundiDg a origadier OF the gcas far-,.
The two then took to tie fields, pursued and s,.i
upon by the soldiers. They were wounded. b.,
ore escaped across river. while the other ia.
perately Sighting to the last, fell dead |, va,
StefGno Pellone, surnamed II Psssstose.
In the Fine Arts we hsve not much new a.,
cept the opening Of the Royal Italian Oper, :,
Covent Garden On Thursday. Tne opera VA,
Semiramide with Grsi aud NJ lie Angri \,
was finely performed to crowded hoa,e-,si
TIE great Eusicsl rivalry is once moro sc6ve :
At the other House, her Majesty CAROLINE d.,
PREF continues 10 confirm. in Aubers Gas,,y,,
the universally favorable opinion OF her Lucia
She is undoubtedly at the head Of all the prin,
doupas wbo have not, like Grisi and Jenny Lad
&c, passed into acknowledged fame
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-19
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

NV UsTARIAs SOCIETY IN BRooSLi
See advertise ment Of this Society just organized DE-
Very favorable auspices AID undertaken colony '0-
the Fiat Unitarian Society" Of that city, whose hesS
Cooperation Of both Pastor and people they bave ha
Or Gsnreit former colleague, aud successor ~''
Rev Dr. Chauuibg) viii oficale; to be bilosed " H.
DR. Dewey for several SaOblths. Seats free and % s
lion
FIRE AT COMFY IsLASD-THE OcEAsIc nO'',
DEsTRoYED.--Ths spyerdid Hotel was .osalJ dssuOI
by Ere Thursday morning together with the gresn -
Of lie furniture. Mr.. Rogers the proprietor, "a.
meoced oprepare for he summer campaign Inc His "a
first observed in the upper Stories and was soPP -,
have originated from some defect in chimney A
Is sold TO have cost So COO upon which an
1900 only bad been effected Thev1d was - tas
OF tie time wliea added to the rapidly VIII 49,
flames spread bit the uoe being very high the VIZ 80.
" reaching the burning bu ding afforded the peope
tiful supply Nr Cfopsys Hotel. Opposs, was srsf.
uent dsnger snd only saved by the sh,os
toLs Of NE fsheen no came In ibeir boes ron sa1,,
Head Bsv and The ~ joining shores The OcesbN ~ an.
1ssItc property Of Mr Lee6s Of Troy aeon, "a,
ceIsiood nsl The fVlDi.ure Of Or Rogers me '"t AA
gpiy insured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-19
Troubles In SwItzerland-The 80 nderbund
Amin.

Our readers will not have forgotten the Heli-
gious troubles in Switzerland during the Autumn
of lsl7-' bich rent the country asunder and were
the occasion Of the brilliant attacks made upon
Guizot in the French Chambers by the young
Count Montslembert, who then first achieved his
orstorical triumphs. These troubles were scarce.
ly settled before the outburst Of the French Revo
luton Of AZ swept away every other minor politi
cal consideration. But the embers were only
smouldering-snd it will not surprise any man
familiar with the history Of Ecclesiastical political
affairs to hear that they have recently again as
sumed importance.
At . o'clock. on the morning OF the 22d March,
hundred fanstical Peasants, chiefly Germans, led
by ore Of the brothers Carrard who figured
among the sgners Of the famous Catholic protest
TO the Swiss General Council, entered Freiburg
and marching to the Jesuits' Convent, captured
two cannon, and, with the Necessary ammuni'
ton, descended upon the public square. One Of
these cannon they planted near the palace OF the
Bishop and the other in the chief thoroughfare Of
the town. The authorities apprised OF the move
ment only by the entrance of the armed insurgents
into the city, Immediately beat the alarm, and the
Civic Guard rapidly assembled in great numbers.
Instead Of marching directly against the guns
Of the Insurgents they entered the Ursulne Con
vent, which commanded the enemy, and thence
with few successful vollieE soon scattered them.
Meanw bile the city gates were closed, that no one
might escape or aid, and large number of ar
rests were made Six Of the Insurgents were
killed and nine wounded. The whole affair was
over before noon, and the citizens did not betray
the slightest sympathy With the movement.
Immediately after order was restored the Gov.
eminent Of Freiburg transmitted an official &C.
count to the Council Of the Canton. The FEEDER.
al Council communicated the news to all the other
Cantons.
The Council Of the city was declared ia per
manence and confirmed the state of siege pro-
claimed Professionally by the military authorities.
The circulation in the city was not interrupted
except for few hours, and everything has, thus
far, happily terminated.
Such IL the present state of affairs. The move
ment comes from the Catholic party and is said
to have had the wArmest sympsthies Of many OF
the respectable and order loving population in
the country. Whether /. was the too early ex.
plosion of a widely laid conspiracy, is not yet
evident. But the Journal deS De6ats in Paris
calls it a premature" movement, and says that
such things are almost tHerita6le in Freiburg, con-
sderirg the immense majority against the Gov
eminent. The National pertinenily wonders if
the Journal des DeJats would say the same thing
OF similar movement in Paris Our French
friends improve all political troubles to their
own condition.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-19

The State contracts no debt, becomes
holden to nobody. The debt contracted is
solely on the credit of these surplus Canal
revenues, and the parties advancing the
money have nothing but them to look to
for payment. Is tb. a State debt within
the meaning of tn Constitution! That
is now for the people to decide.
1t is also for them to decide whether the
Canal shall now be enlarged and its useful
ness and profits immensely increased, or
whether they will sustain its hereditary enc
mics in a policy which, if used by private
individual in his own affairs, would Justify
a legal inquisition into his sanity.
In order that our readers may judge Of the
probable result of the Special Election which
must now be holden, we present below the vote
At the laIt Gubernatorial Election in the several
districts recently epr sented By the twelve fusi.
,ives from the Senate Chamber:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-19

FROM HAyANA.-By the Prometheus we have
received flea Of the Faro IuduHrial, Of Havana
to the 18th inst. The Faro shows gratifying ev.
dence prosperity in its enlarged size and i'm
proved appearance.
A new line Of steamers has been established to
Pinsr del Rio, in the Vuelse Abajo The trip from
Hsvsna to the latter place, and back-a distance
of375 miles-is made in two days. We fad no
political news Of note
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-19

Y The best and most extensive assortment
of Csrpeug in he usEe may be fou.6 al the store OF
eMiih hnspp, BROAD way opposite the Cy Hall Fhey
have iGsi received heir spIns Supplies and am01g he
many ans beautiful patterns. which they are se.
lrs 81 prices bruSusly moderate. W. render ve,rsbe
service gu us issls entirely uDsOc-d 10 h0useEeeJ
IsLtiay 10 ealing heir espsciA sent0n 70 an esisb
Htucrt Ho isss plsisUVoray fof good use than Nrf,
td t-ct-li 1-afg See - T-rs@nsrt n sa1taer col.
Home foarnnI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-19

Such were the figures a. the last election,
but under present circumstances il is likely that
they will be ,omewhat changed. Weventure the
suggestion that Montgomery Herkimer, Fulton,
Oneida, Madison, Oswego, Lewis, Jefferson Che.
mung &c, will be heard from at tnis Special
Election
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-19

DR.. HooFLAND's GERMAN BlTTERs.-
THIS celebrated medicine is OF the best 10 the
country, It's good qualities only need TO he known, 20
give It prec, denc- all others now 10 We have
s good effects lately after The total failure " many
Others This 10 saving more than can for any ogher
medicine within knowledge AID We feel Il duty TO
commend The Bers 10 the notice OF our friends The
genuine Is prepared by d G. Nj JACKSON Phlsdephis
For sale in this city by A D. Sands, leo FultOuat
h Ring 1872 Broad way and ny The druggists generally
For particulars, see Advertisement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-19

TBE May CAMPAIGN.-DOn't wait till
the fra, OF NAV before you commesce the onslaught upon
the bed bugs ard reaches Those who Intend - move
DOM carry these ANNOYING and destructive insects
with Them or 10 leave h1leul legacy 10 the next
tenant Go then LYoss 40 Broadway aud for 80 cents
purchase as much Of hii Magic Powders &c will ki mil
lions of u en- II never fsis II you bothered with
nice or rats bis Magic Pills will finish them all In one
week although their name be legion ais 81 <WF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-19
COUGHING IN CHURCH.

CoUGHING IN CHURCH.-ThOse who are
troubled with hsckng Cough. which themselves
ana dsurbs whole congregation tbs SAbbsIn fnd
prompt elief In the great Cough remedy Dr. ROGERss
Syrup Of LverwOB Tar and CsnchsagUa It's efscts are
immediate and permanent Prepared by experienced
Physician and Che mist For sale al A. l. SCOVILL
coz Depot Gothic Hal, SIC Broadway, and by al the
city gsIe Duggi's In large bO'Yes ST. or three bottles
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-19
MIR. Webster and his Bost L. Aends.

The following is Mr. Websters reply to the
invitation OF his friends to make speech lsui Hall
twill be thai the letter written Subsequently
The lcon Of The BOa'd Of AdeTmeL refusing the use Of
the Hall
To ass'rs George c smith, cslsb Edey, Asa s~ss" Ursl
dug ls,;sr OF tie l,h OF tbs ,h
ard had iGS sse up my ud 10 oome nh nstoa Tor,
Tie political questions vhNh have * c5un
Scur sro~ c1sp, Tor mutual rsissoS rpon - ..sp. 50
r " esfgsrs Which ono year ssuous tAsateasd the
stsnoe Of Aina rstiu'a aoi the ppsc; Of
AZ vsi9 return al parts Of The e0aa'ry Of ssaS Of good vii
Bat he newspapers Of tbs afternoon aorS
Alderman have refused your request for The q FaDsu Hal
voice q II. peoy approved ~. rrccse5as Il pSa
confess ne lie deepest regs, The deny you
hsHahs' teeH 90 pied mistake no. 5s the Bsd ~hA
las rrsecs reused 10 n " saaA q the o GOV
senng he ho-p ises 90 The ty 70 ssisr aos
Gsuem'u for ues ihp have bseu The otae
county ~ IN, ch0ce he psop- OF Bioa ap2E
The Ls stature q nsssae Ny publ, couduct through
i 20 the Judgn eut Of The country AM hereafter
N. Of Marco OF lave sore
ctIeus Bostor 4. more 40 h.Isr ~s.ss,sr
- go PsIta ~ta lta rce q psrssrs 80 % hs
ca NE fest foy asa Acaisn msy have their hon, hey
nay 81 9se .ssS' ne aac q nsaAs bat they also
But ssn Tesn destined 70 % sao; where Tor The
soomsd 70 course Of political cea5ue sah a, wo sarh our
asces'eis es ny 3aI o. ProsPsf'y sas
PstrosH the unon ga 6e.hty COrsiui,a "a ali
sud tha atslssuCe whh has terto 81 he
pie o. n State - acsra aas - appreciate th. ~, pns
tesstgs as vel - NaA cue 10 tts All
wn them bach 20 ther acustrues feelings
srd o ara vsnefat5r Tor - ''
gentlemen, VIII ths o,i,,S
tlsnd. ana ysry 0bseieLt servant DANIEL MES.TER
u Joseph SnowdeD, ESQ. has sold the
R''SSOsh Er'rNg I','N sld E''ts Ne4s u Nsss Joas
Forrsl John Butsr G-orgs Sisr>A. sroQas aad Cus
four latter praccs printers sHd Tie q Be
carrsd uPOa toe Pracs II vi sIc4s-s
y LSnd Reform Pehteal PsPer
X AT the recent State election in Woodstock
Core John Carl Asea niles hs scCisL
Ian ns.r - as attsad.e FeseuAa nes-s usual TasJ
both Nhxs
EE' That old, reliable and devoted Whig paper
Is hsA''ie' bssssrsf appear. drsss
e Apollss Mum, q Newspaper writer. died
81 Springfield, 90 Sunday last
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-19

COOKING STOVES FOR WINTER AND
SUMNER "A large ss'or,ments the New York Stove &C
tory, wholesale aud retail
boiler toles; prices & 50 aud g including pans
Summer Bskers and Furnsces for burning hare or toiI
coal or WOOD, Warranted 10 b8ke)
Patent Furnaces Tor heating fat irons
Summer Range for burning hard coal "a new article
CabnetmBkeIs Stoves. IA super Jr article
The celebrated Independent air light Sumner snd WIN
ter COOKING eoves Warranted Ia all cases 10 bake
Stoves delivered free OF charge
New hOusekeepers and others are Invited 10 call and ex
anime the Stock previous TO making purchases
NICHOLAS l.. CORT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-19

w Much valuable Information, hav

R Much valuable Information, having
direct bearing upon various business pursun OF adyer-
,er In reson 10 places and papers may be had ., Ioo
a osnrv OF v Palmer whose extensive list AFFORDS
80 Scrno,,pnifv for choice selection and whose long
az per,epre and irtms,e kno~etge o. the prHe!gts'
and details of adrertia9 throughout he c2snt,g qls
understsnd The subject TO adopt sens DE sno
svstem OF Advertising either upon large or ,ua sca
6oT Wholesale or retail business professional insCnah
-. sristir or Otherwise Beiog specially appointed ny
The proprieors Of tho beet poPe7s q eserg s,eI,on I
sa,,f,, 10 receive Advertisements for puOhceuon ana
so,,>S 10 otre yecspts advertisers may through nv
Asepcy conveniently and safely apply the lnie,ee'1a
dweS az he press 10 ner respective pursuits The pa
sr. are an fled and open examinations The particular
rhaarer OF each cheeruly aued their sdspsuon 70
different kinds Of business suggested Tor conso7rsuon
IA eyery information impaired calculated 10 prevelt Gd
,.eyfise,s from making 1sistqkes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-19
F" GoURAUD's Liquid Hair Dyo will

W NVUhALU UIu AIuII UJU " III
change red light or gray hsr brown bsck the IN.
10 applied No si log the ssn disu bing the
color by wasting daily with soap aud 20 d T. no
drying In the sun, trouble sny pay ten II
isfsctoTy the Or RsLIx GoURA k1o~ emf
chemical philosopher guarantee tNag next
his Italian Medcsed Soap inc above 10 the pu ullra OF
biz useful inventions Found only al DR. GOURaUD's old
ablshed Laboratory. 81 Walker.s Broadway az u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-19

SELPHo's premium ANGLEsEY Lie
Made solely by WIN SELPHO, p sprng.si., New
York The subscriber from an experience Of over
twenty wears ia Europe sDd this county added TO thor
oDgh practical knowledge OF his art IL enabled to offer
this substitute FOR lost limb the hes the world al rda
have seen the Artificial Leg Of MIR. SephO Ths con-
srucon appears excellent and well calculated TO aot yer
oil The objects desired the best OF all 10 the proof Of
those who them. This 10 positive and undonisble
Some of my friends whom have mutilsted inform they
are superior TO all others VALENTINE MOTT, D.
Professor OF eurgery, University, Ee~-Yotkn
Also, sELPHOs ARTIFICIAL land; al snhrsly
lost hand In which 10y means
OF simple arrangement the stump IL made TO opeu snd
shut the fingers grssp &c Further Information on april
cation, OF BY letter (poti-psid) attended TO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-19

EsPENCHEID's SPRING STYLE OF HATS.
Ifhege any persons who 90 70 the ysae
Of half dollar an 10 pay 81 for at when one superior
40 every respect be purchased for 50 so m po9Aoy
because they uied one Of EsPEScHEiDs dss
Of IO7 Nalsau ST., corner OF Ain
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-19

ODD.-We heard of gentleman, VINO
aer having len bis residence IN COMPANY with friend
dsy or two since exclaimed. There I've forgotten ny
nal. uutt 20 back Nonsense" ssid his fren1 III ls
now on your head "ConfOund IL, so 1t IT, The only
fsu with KEoxs Hats that they are 90 light tnN one
accustomed 10 those Of any other msEer ees lncoTen
was II the street hElessD tbs experience OF THIS gen
emsu IL Identical with that Of all who pAtonze hNoK OF
I18 Tujtons His Hats the lghtest most elegant ana
economical In The CITY, fast weilfnown TO the entire
eashioDable world.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-19

HUTCHINGs' VEGETABLE DVsPEPsIA
BIT1ERs-This preparation 10 the best medicine for Dys
pepsa known IL the severeat in short
time IL s also valuable Spring medicament r the gen
diseases attendant ths OF the Prnci
pal Office, l22 Fulton.s Price per large bole 50 cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-19
EE FowLERs o. WELLS, Psychologists
IND Publishers Clinton Han 1871 NssssuSL the Park.

~ STATEN ISLAND FANCY DYING Es-
TABLIsHMENT-Offce No. John ct New-York fhe
propIeiors this establishment whose Dying eod Fiu-
ilbing hsve been long ard vorsby known 10 tue com
muDly ready receive orders for dying and cesuiog
Silk WOODEN Cotton, Linen aud Fancy Goods OF every
description IN the best manner
all lmYhsGMs BARRETT NEPHEWs & Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-19

" DR.. TRAFTON's Buckth0rn Berry
fills are mild aud eheclual and the acknowledge
remedy for Bilious attacks Liver Complaint Head
ache Gout Giddnes hsbusl COstiveness LOSE o. Appe
ne and Indigestion. Oepo, l4e WilliRms, Fot ssle 10y
dc4 4m IN writ g
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-19
Tgs ONwARD SWEEP OF ENERGY AND

The ONWARD SWEEP. OF ENERGY AND
EsTgRPRisE rs IRREssTIBLE.-.0ENISs business 10
case In point Setting out originally win the Intention 70
make the best and cheapest Hats 10 the United Ssles no
has improved upon his own improvements, year aIer
vesx ef-a-q 20 ioS,f 49, 10 g., esS S0HsSn
ssediy far ahead Of ell npetion What The re-
sntS The amount Of business transacted al 2l4
Broscya tropics that Of The Spring OF 1850 The Store
II land be dehes contradiction OF the fsc the SREA1 HAT
MAJ or THE UNIoS Let those who doubt look 10
dining bu,ipess hours and form their own opinion
0ENIN. "a Broadway. opposite 81 PauIa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-19

W DR.. PHINNEY's VEGETABLE FAM
Pulls do grippe scken leave the bowels costve
but in free and natural For sale wholesale and re
tail, by A. b. n. SANDS, 100 Fulton-rt New York.
Price IS cenis 81 amWASt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-19

n, ToMorrow win be accompanied by Supplement OF
ls columns 10 dcihOn 10 the usual sheet wll CONAN
anew and thrilling Story ent,tled Berha Gray. or Tne
Parish Apprentice" The reader will here ind picture OF
the manner In which III gland treats her orphan poor rom
which may also things that may co ne nome
10 ourselves History Of Sunday" An Heiress 10
Catholic Hunnery-curiOus Legal Procee9ings - get her
ONT the Spirit World" Sketches OF ms PROMINENT
Resntes OF The French Court the time OF Louis AlNh
Trim 10 the WORLDS Fair" with 81 columns OF matter on
ali iacts advertisements sno business matters Don't
fail early 10 the morning or you Will not ge
Il at all. Office 81 ADn-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-19

Y Hastygraphs and leisuregraphs' pic
,reoranb, and Paragraphs 10 The most magnificent prof1
sion ard brilliant variety OF al shades sizes aud coor'
about everything and everybody may he had 10 the SUN
Nv CoURITR to.mouov The whole for Only cts
Obtanabe from oil respectable news boys and period
cal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-19

II Citizens and strangers are invited to
vsi. RooTs Daguerrean Gallery and examine anew style
OF arr the CrsyOn Dsgueueoype Process, patented re
lures sken Only by A. 5. RooT. Gallery 1853, corner
OF Franklin 81 and Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-19

SPRING CLoTHING.-OuT select and en-
tensive s,och of Clothing for the 10 now ready
comprising all the latest style ~ garments OF the day aud
everything hs and chGse IN goods 10 be found IN
his or European msrkeS ID. j. DENLlN
mSl lmS So and SIS JOhust cor OF Nassau e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-19

" MoaliO, halter, 4l6 Broadway, cor
er OF Canal AZ has sold more OF beautiful Spring style
Of gear than anticipated Wear not at all surprised
st this for hs Hats combine all The good qualities OF ele
gapce durability and general excellence Caps and French
Umbrellas are always 10 be found at MEALro's DonIfor'
at
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-19

HATs-SPRING FAsHION.-Splendid So
SILK MOlesln Hats; lls graceful aud lastly trimmed
Hats are sold for three dollars each al BANTAs, No. O6
Csnal.st corner Of Woos Ills assortment Of Straw
Goods, Boys and Chdrens Csps are extensive, and we'll
worthy The examination OF ALL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-19
-" Make Hay whlle the Sur Shines"

ana put up somehDg a the racy day are the good old
sayines ana nav be now realized See the Advertisement.
for the sale eco lots sud - farms 20 SEQ subscribers 10
ezis days paper, on The tres page
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-19

FINE Doors AND GATERs.-There IS
no store where strangers purchase al such good sdva1
tage ns nj WATKINS ia FlOn.st "A no poor RficeS
are kept ut this Establishment purchasers sure Of get
ting the wsith Of their money. MI w makes hs own
Boots and sells at the lowest possible prices s9 3gMW&S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-19

BARNUM's.-This afternoon. "All that
Gitters 10 not Gold" Tonight, The Od ,5usio 81
az and Cra.her svd the musical farce Wandering MN
srel y The comedy celebrated, will for ms s.er-
moons performance be played by general request Inc
Mn,eum IA always well represented.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-19

AReEsT.-The attention Of a gentleman
YVES arrested few dsyssiuce ny he elegant and fs'hious
bic Hat wo,p by friend whom he met He Immediately
took his advice furnished himself with hat from the
well known establishment OF RAFFERTY, LEAsKy where
NAV always be found beautiful assortment OF Has aud
Caps OF the best quality We sdvse all those In want OF
beauul and durable Hat to call our frents RAFFERTY,
a Tr.sT cor Chatham snd Pearl ais al8 q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-19

~ CLOUDY WEArHER preferable for
dc taking OF Crsyoa Dsguersotypss process psteated
NJ A 8 Roof have the rtghl Of NeN.lork. Gallery
S63 corner OF Frsnklin and Biosdwsy