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Who Owns san Juan /.

|. IL doubtfuew neither San Juan belongs TO Nlcara
qua or Mosquito. We found It under the dominion
OF the Mosquito King, With a British Protectorate
over II. Mosquito has long claimed, and yet claims
II. II Great Britain had absolutely surrendered 10
ANYBODY else than to the conJont qlas, Municipal
Government that now holds H. Americans and Eng
hShmen, she would have made this absolute sur
render TO Mosquito. II is not true, however, that
Great Britain exercises any authority or dominion
over San Juan now. The Government Is IN the
hands OF a Municipality-and there It will be likely
10 remain. Express
There is no doubt about the ownership of
San Juan that can outlive an hours impartial
examination II always belonged to Near
aqua, and was always so recognized until
the English seized it under cover Of the
trumped-up Mosquito Why, no longer ago
than ls47 the English Government itself
had no notion of disputing the Nicaraguan
htle. In that year. JOHN MAcoREGoR in his
Commercial Statistics of all Nations Vol 8,
p. 1866 spoke of the place as San Juan
del Norte m Nicaragua, and in his Pro-
gres. of America published the same year,
Vol. l, P. $780, he speaks Oft as San Juan
de Nicaragua, the English claim and the
English name were alike unheard of while
Nicaragua was in peaceable possession Of
the port, and had small garrison there.
But after the Mexican War, giving the
United States possession of California, the
British made new discoveries as 10 the ex-
tent Of the Mosquito shore They discov-
cred that San Juan was included in It's
boundaries, and that its true name was
Greytown. Accordingly they sent a force
there strong enough to drive away the Mica
raguaDs and hold the place The thing was
done, and thenceforward England has SIREN
uously refused to admit the claim OF Mica
ragua. The reason is simple. 1t would be
TO admit the wrongfulness of the seizure,
and that Is sort of thing which great ma
tons don't like to do. But if as The Err
press tells US, Great Britain now exercises
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Observation-Disclosures Loco-Foco ST

VERMONT. Another Loco-Foco State
Convention is to be held at Montpelier on the
ODD inst for the nomination Of a candidate for
Governor in place OF Peck, the Coaltlonlst, who
declines a re nomination, for the alleged reason
that certain resolutions were passed which he
disliked, although much stronger ones were
adopted last year, when he ran for Governor.
The Boston Post advocates the nomination of
John ). Robinson, the candidate of the beau
tfully small wing of the Democracy as
the Coalition candidate but It Is no use,
a great majority OF the people OF the Green
Mountain State have determined to reflect their
present worthy Chief Magistrate, CHARLES X.
WILLIAMS, the true Democrat and liberal man.
The declenslon OF Peck is rldlculed by the Free
Soil Locos, who are of the opinion that If there
was the slightest chance of his election, he would
accept in haste and!wlthout reservation Under
the circumstances. Peck goes for improving his
national relations, finding the Green Mountain
BOYS are Interchangeable in their attachment to
Wing principles.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-12

There are two ways of putting down an
opponent; one is argument based on facts,
the other personal abuse and rldicule the
one is employed by strong man, who relies
on the Justice of his cause, the other by
a weak one, who feels that he is defeated
before he strikes blow; the one is the
method of gentleman, the other of black
guard The Washington Republic, in speak
ing of the Editor of this journal seems to
prefer the latter.
We make no complaint OF this We 60
for the largest practicable liberty Let eve
~ creature follow its own instincts and act
out its own nature, in newspapers if no
where else. Nor do we reply to the vare-
gated assaults made by several papers, upon
Mr.. Greeley, during his absence. They
are not worth it. They do harm, not to
their object, but TO their authors They d.
minish not the merits, nor affect the position
of the man at whom they are aimed They
may excite in judicious persons a smile of
contempt or thought OF pity, but that is
all.
The Republic, whose article we copy at
length in another place, lets loose its tursid
choler, because the Editor OF The Tribune
has earnestly favored the substitution of
fax for cotton in textile fabrics for ordinary
ase, and because when in England, ne ex-
amined the newly invented method of Mr..
Claussen for preparing fax 50 that it can
be spun and woven BY the usual cotton ma
chinery, and wrote a letter upon the subject
giving facts and figures and expressing the
conviction that the process might be success
full. This project of supersediRg cotton by.
fax The Republic pronounces absurd, and
adyerts to it 10 show "hew the enemies of the
Union strive 10 impair its interests and
jeopardize its existence" We are then to
understand that if the world should ever get
to the general use of linen shirts, pocket
handkerchiefs, and gowns the Union will
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COLLEGE MATrERs.-Ham,lton COiLeg

COLLEGE MATTERS. -Hamiito College,
situated in the pleasant village Of Clinton, Oneida
Co, " Y, has a kind of Jubilee Week at It's
Commencement this year. The exercises COM
mence week from tomorrow evening by Ser
mon before the Society of Christian Research,
by Rev. DR. HOPKINS OF Auburn.
Monday at 2 p. VI. the Sigma Phi Society
have their Anniversary Exercises Grafton by
Rev. DR. THOMPSON Of Buffalo, Poem by Rev
r. II. Bacon Of Rochester,
Monday evening Prize Defamation. The
same afternoon and evening the Ps, Epsilon Con-
vention will assemble
TUESDAY morning the yaledictories before the
Phomx and Union Literary Societies. and at 2
p VI all address before the Alumni, by GEORGE
W. CLINTON Of Buffalo, son OF Dewitt Clinton.
Tuesday afternoon, 22d inst, al 3 o'clock, the
PSI Epsilon Fraternity, including delegates from
Union, Yale, Amherst, Dartmouth Columbia
and Bowdoin Colleges, and from NewYork,
Brown and Wesleyan Universities, will assemble
in the Presbyterian Church, where an Grafton
Will be delivered by W. f. ROBINSON, A. VI, Of
this City, and poem by Rev H. ". Parker, Of
Ithaca
Tuesday evening, an address before the Lit
erary Societies sy 6. P. R. JAMES, Esq, the Eng
llsh novelist, and poem by J. g. SAKE, Esq, Of
Vermont
Wednesday, 23d, the usual commencement ex-
scises. Dodworth's Brass Band, we believe,
are TO be IN Clinton Commencement Week
Iai, College holds It's Commencement this
year on the last day of the present month. The
evening previous the class of 1871 will hold their
decennIal meeting. Ali the members are re-
quested, BY printed circular, to attend Those
who may be unavoidably absent are requested
TO give an outline OF their history since leaving
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Consul TO BELrAsT.-We unde

Consul TO BELFAsr.-We understand
that the President of the United States has ap.
pointed CORNELIUS McCAuLLAy, Esq, of Phila.
delphia, Consul to Belfast, In Ireland. Mr.. Nc
Caullay is a native of Ireland, long known as a
highly respected merchant in Philadelphia, and
one of those naturallzed citizens who have stood
so long faithful to the Wing party We have
frequently urged the justice OF acknowledging
the claims OF this class Of citizens by occasion
ally making an appointment from their number
In this case rejoice that 80 desirable an office
has been conferred on one worthy. This Con-
sulship was offered by Gen. Taylor's Admins
tration TO W. f. ROBINSON, Esq, OF this City
who declined
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College, particularly their domestic history. date
of marriage. wife's maiden name. names and
ages of children. &c. A report Of the sayings
and doings OF that meeting would be pleasant
July reading Among the members of the class
of ls4l, are Rev DR. l.. F Beecher OF Albany
Hon Gllber, Dean. Member OF Congress from the
Duchess Co. District Rev. W. + Eustis OF
New-Haven; Donald Grant Mitchell, the famil.
lar acquaintance OF literary circles under the
names of John Timon."" TX Marvel" &c, w
f. Robinson of this City. and Hon James wais
worth, present Mayor of the City OF Buffalo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-12
The Legislature.

This body completed the important busl-
ness which called its members together,
and adjourned SINE die at Albany yesterday
The closing proceedings, which Will no
doubt be read with interest, will be found IN
another column. We also publish this
morning the titles of such Acts passed at
this session, as were not included in the list
published in The Tribune of yesterday
rnOrninp
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Presidential Nominations.

MARYLAND. - The Baltimore County
yaekson.an has raised the flag OF James Buchan-
An. of Pennsylvania, for Presidency subject to
the decision of the Democratic National Con-
ventlon. The Baltimore Argus kicks at this,
and saws It would much prefer to support some
other man. Buchansn's popularity is SO far con-
fined among the Southern Nullliiers and por-
ton of the Pennsylvania Democracy
Gen. William q. Butler OF Ky, was nominated
AT large meeting of persons from SIX counties
IN Ohio lately, for the Presidency.
IHonesdale PA Democrat.
Paragraphs to the above effect are going the
rounds of our exchanges, but it is strange that
we have never yet come across the proceedings
of the Convention referred to- secret cabal
of few wre-pullers may have nominated But
ler but no public meeting since 1913, when he
was candidate for the Vice-Presldency.
The Cincinnati Nonpareil, Providence (R.t)
Mirror, Pittsburgh pa Tribune, Salem (o)
Homestead Journal, Portland (Me.) Pleasure
Boat, Auburn (NY) Cayuga Chief Greenville
(Tenn.) Spy, Knoxville (Tenn.) Plebeian, New
port (Ky) News, Willimantic Comm Public
Medium, Pawtucket (RI) Chronicle, New-Jer-
sew Young America, Peoria Qll) Journal
Rutherford (N.C.) Reformer, Athens (Ga.) Me-
chanic, and several papers in Wisconsin, Iowa
Mississippi, Indiana California and other states
are advocating the nomination OF Isaac +. walk
o, Of Wisconsin. for tho Presidency by the Lo-
.v-roco NationalConvention.
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Nrw.yoRK pAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, JULY 1s, 1851

there no authority or dominion, we hope
Nicaragua will lose no time in sending down
a sufficient body of troops and taking pos
session. That would be the shortest way
of cutting the knot, and after it was done
we don't see how the town can be again ia
ken from her
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rY~ Scrofnla. Ssrsfulous Humors, VI,

Sores Rolls and Piles be speedily and eecualy cured
by the Of Halls PALNGENEslA The most s!ueeo'n
diseases OF wears standing be entirely eradicated IN
short time of this medicine IL has been tested
for many years. and has failed IN single instance TO
effect thorough cure II purfes the blood. restores the
appetite, and strengthens the system. WN SMITH HALL
Sole Proprietor, $50 BoweIy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-12

The L. 5. Mail Steamship Hermann, Capt
Crabtree, will leave this port To-Day, at noon,
for Southampton and Bremen. The Semi Weekly
Tribune, containing the latest news, can be
had at the Desk, this morning, in wrappers,
re.dy for mailing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-12

with any diseases arising from dsordered ver stomach
debility, dyspepsla hver complaint should Try
DIR HocfLANp's German Rtsers, prepared by DR. JACK
SON ias Arch Philsdsphis They scarcely fail e
fscting very short time BE careful 10 procure
the genuine and be deceived by the cuack medicines
which are advertised We have stronger testimony
favor Of the above article Aan any other prepared medicine
now before ths pubic Messr. 4 r. ID. Sands, loo Full
ton. ST. aud X Ring is2 Broadway the agents Tor
this CITY
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From the Railway Advocate
kNApP's HEALTH RESTORATIVE BIrrERs.

We take personal interest Of this
ordinary DO believe that It's equal cure
for dy spepsia liver complaint and prosaon
ss therefore gives pleasure know tina; the orders
for the article multiplying daily. Wade every mail
brings proprietoTs sTang evidence Gifts
tive properties" General DEPOT, Sss Hudson-st. Fly
cents bottle
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK. SATURDAY, JULY IL, 1851.

rS Persons about leaving the City during the summer
months can have the Dahl T5un, sent 70 them oy leaving
ssndnr their address Publication Office corner o.
Spruce and Nassausts, opposite the City Han frCe
cents month, payable IN advance.
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For Europe,

~ Advertisements for The Tribune Of Monday ought 70
he cent M before o'clock on Saturday evening
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Auen,cAN PIANa. FORTE ASSOCIATIONS

WITT
Founded upou the principles OF the Building and Accnu-
i,tns Eund Associations extending their benefits for
The urchase and Distribution Of PIANO FoRTEs The sys-
tenn that u mutual benefit and such that every person
even in moderate circumstances, can now own aVaiuaoie
instrument also one that many who hire Pianos may save
their money Each member chooses his own INSTRUMENT
from the first manufacturers the city. The ORGANIZATION
az the first Society already shows the benefits Of the Asso
citation The first share has been redeemed and the Piano
Ia one Of the members And hundreds OF Pianos
will nov be distributed those who have not the means 70
purchase one outright All persons who feel interested
subscribe Office Of the Association, 2Ss Broadwa La
farse Ru,ldngs. Room s JoCELYN& WILSON, Trustees.
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To PsNrrRs Axp PvBIlsHERs.-The

NHwroN COMPANY respectfully call the attention Of Pm
eers ard Publishers their Type and Stereotype
ssses &C. The Improvement CONSISTS N giving 70 tism
cepper race about third additional cost thai their
dursh,ity increased in direct proportion the
tsnsc copper type metal which, accoriing to cor
teSs espetnenx Is l. From this single facs
vii once Dc percevsd tina; thin face III copper must
give sssracsSnzar endurance 10 printing surfaces aud
paay have secured letter. paen. ar ,se Improvement and
they are prepared to receive ard execute orders at tAe
tahlshmens, = North WAhasss-st., New-Yors
The following papers printed n The tyne
Hew-York Courier and Eseuircr: New yars Ds,lv RIM
nne Boston Dsaly Jocrns Boston Flag of Our tpon
Npstsa Pictorial Drawme Room Cenpanssa New Work
Organ and others NKwroS Cose.xy
jcsi raTh&Su sNossh wllam-st n Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-12

'NN in sy HAT.-This is an exclamation
Hull ~ Individuals who suddenly nonP USED In
often uses but is only when they have indifferent
nhs make request Of this kind II Is not oten
thai S "a n~rson with one Of KNOBS elegant spring
s ssss Who viii ysssndeT < hold bus 1 hat NO.
values W ~ - ,ufenor kind purchased elsewhere ne
than ~ deested IN argument but he viii hold on TO bus
taz Vuiton-st
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Nor,nv no rur Prn,Ic.-We have no.

NOTiCE TO THE PUBLlc.-We nave no
.d an .em,, ON the part Of DAY to involve ignorant men
In his law SUITS publication in which he has the daring
20 intimate that the caution published IN behalf OF te
dealers in Day Shoes IN unauhoIzea
We only say reply that those who so deal ana H9ao
vii, have their doubts speedily removed upon PROOF the
" in Day in his gements by purchasing or
by selling the piraed article When Days services are re-
Qired III newspaper publications. for u.s. que "o'ce wi" "e
given. ,,sc c.ua.. u,r
Ia penn p,nmr " CO ~ and cthers y7tf
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NoNr ARE so DEAF "As THOSE WHO WILL

NONE ARE so DEAF AS THOSE WHO WILL
NOT HEAR This proverb applicable 10 all Deaf per-
sons who may have neglected 10 consult Dr. LvrENER,
AuriSt 3 Broadway after the wonderful cures OF deafness
that are daily performed hy him HIS as IN Aurs
Is unprecedented and his treatment with pam OF
danger Testimonials be seen at his Ear inhrmay ".
9road M where he can consulted personally or by let
ter daily from TIL Fee ST. unpaid letters refused
I'll
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-12

The number Of Graduates during the twelve years
has been l07 These scattered In all parts OF the
earth. Three are missionaries, one of whom = IN
the South Of France, and in Asia, while anotner,
a daughter Of the devoted Harriet l.. Winsow, IS
following her mothers example IN ministerlng 10
the beIghted heather Of India. The number OF
Teachers who have been connected with the Insttu-
ton is &C. not including those who have gwen
Courses Of Lectures The greatest number ever
emploved at one time IS. OF all who were ap-
pointed at the organization, only the Principal and
the teacher of the French Department renamed.
The latter is now their sole representative. The
Principal selected by the Trustees 10 succeed Prof.
West is Rev. ID. c. Vas NORMAN, who will enter
upon his duties at the commencement Of the term IN
September next.
The Graduates of the present year number sew
enteen, A. follows:
Anna n. AndersOn, " York Sarah L. Palmer, Nev-fo..
Agnes C. Bayiles, NewtOwn Clara Pcnnfnan, SDrssns''
LII Mas
Cosrela Blodgett y York Stella d. Pomroy .Sev'Yofs
MARY a. unrln CHAM, Sarah j. Porter,
Naiha Hail. 80 Harnet Sanford.
Martha Hove julia ID UnderhIl,
Flzahe.h Howell Frances Watson,
bisIy c Ketcham. - Caroline Y -" oodani~
Elzabcih MilbaDk. -
On behalf Of the members of the Graduating Class
Rev DIR rEaa., read neatly WOO led note addressed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-12

A CERTAIN AND PosIrvE CURE FOR
TENDER rEKr.-H. v. BusH's celebrated Masic Cream
IanamUot will the night Try II anu
be satisfied Principal Depot 3s Greenwich corner Of pn-
ane-s Also by Il M GuioN corner Bowery and Grand
st. Price, IS cents per BEETLE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-12

IT, Auctions can be advertised in the
best papers Of other and towns through " b PALM
ER's Agency, Tribune Buildings.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-12

~ F0wLERs & WILLS, Phrenoloeist.
aai PuhisAess Clinton Hall III Nassau-s tAe Pak
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-12

~ Housekeepers, and all others, in want n
of Reid,ue Bedsteads &c would do well TO call AT M
ViLLARDs old established Warerooms, 100 Chstham-s.
corner OF Mulberry where may be found the as
sornent OF articles his hne offered To- the puo
consistng of Beds, Mattresses sc rasn
whole fale and retail. y8 lmIuIh&oo
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" See advertisement Of BAan,rr's
Soap Powder on Second Page.
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S..u.rn ZrpuyRs.-In this Auctuatlng

,..,e 81 o,r. where may be persprns one DAY WIN
- al e0e and shIvering The next uh9et an
, srd ard temperature Of So there E no sach hgn
"a .r,e coat of mail against colds influenza aho w
sIs ~ the Zephyr JndeIshIts OF liAskls h.f, ios
Rowery While they light, ami son IN texture ~
.r. 10 he felt they are an eectual preventive o. the
evils resulting from a sudden check Of perspifaoh ~
mistake to suppose that even IN the uopics one ca"
s.felx d,sr,ensn with Anch q protection
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SrcunrrY AGAINST DISAPPOINTMENT : -

ha.,,ate TO saw that gentlemen desiring Shrts %
We, Under Garments that shall TT without wlA ass,1s
othen ~ ths most fast dIous man OF fasnon can
pe az n ego.iaflops at with our friend OSkks
snoua, - Tnrnlshing Establishment. As'or House
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r. DR. PHlyNry's VreErABLr FAMILY

Pills do xrpe scken leave the bowels cose. but
In free and natural state Fer sale wholesale and retail
byA b. d. SANDS iW Fulseas,- New-ioyk. Pncs %
cents "a SmW&Ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-12

~ j. Y. SAVAGE, 90 Fulton street, has
n splendid stock Of Watches which he would call the
attention dealers and others As he imports his
having 10 pay no second profits His Rcheeu Gold Pens
have long since proved the the best use watches
and Gold Pens taken IN exchange or carefully repaired
and warranted,
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~ Fine French Lawns, warranted fast

colors yard beautiful Bsrsgss ios y o a sns S
I'll r,,S * sumner shawls and Mantlllas, French MUS
n &c equally cheap may be obtained =, where
~ The ladies' are served with everything they want IA
the Of Dry Goods but where gentlemen VIII Ssss.
their Gloves Crayats Hdkfs Socks &C. &C. HUGH OHeaP
en- than n renfemen Is furnishing stores
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Couxrax AnvKR1IsIxa BY w. II. Nc

DONALD, l02 NASSAU, cor. OF ANN-sr-W. n NJ has on
file and daily receiving the best Leading newspapers
In the United States which he has the fullest written
authority to receive contract for Advertising at the
lowest charged by the Office His papers are filed IN
large reading the manner the Exchange
and reading Advertisers invited to call
and examine them. Pamphlets, with lists OF towns, &c,
furnished 10 advertisers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-12

~ Instead of waiting for passengers or
customers Of any Sort acute business adays m
vite through the leading papers Of the country which
IS done through The Advertising Agency Of B. PALMER
Tribune Buildings.
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Tur GREAr Boor MARKEr.-If the APP

THE UREAI DUOT zUAhhE1' 1 Wy, u =
pezrance Of article any evide0ce Oh us Saae .h
Doors mar ufactured by Mr. L. A. BROOKS must De ths
best TO be found the city for more elegantly FASHIONED
csiye Of A. his assortment is very EXTENSIVE ana ms
nricss low we commend his establishment $50 Fulton
street. to the attention OF gentlemen oil taste "'e ~
rclI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-12
Crxr1rMrx,s SUMNER WEAR.-First

quality Ready made white and colored Grass ana Linen
foafs Zephyr Cloth, Merino. Alpaca and Lnster 90
sinsie nailed Cashmere Merno, Bombazne and Drilling
And other Vests at our usual moderate prices.
WIN r JENNINGS 3 Co., 23 Broadway,,
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~ No stranger should leave the city

~ Citizens and strangers are invited TO
call and examine the fine stock Of Boots Shoes and
style of Caters for sale at the BooTMAKERs UNION "
rs s-haia..i. ,rces jy8 Tvs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-12

ELEGANT FRENCH BRIDAL CARDS AND En-
yELoPs-The subscriber would respectfully call the at
tsntr az parties requiring something truly elegant to his
beautiful style Of Bridal Cards. Envelops and Wedding
Boz es in the latest mode
iva In EvERDELL, Broadway, cor Of Duane-st