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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-24

Iapy Ct New orlears-NEw ORLEANS, September 2 sol
whereas the Government OF Mexict through the VIceCon
sui Of this Republic IN this city, has caused 10 Us published
here decree o: the General Conres dated I'D MHv lo5
declarp previous decree Of the 9th Move 1876 null
ard vod aii decree Of the Mexican Govern
nen bearing ate 9th November, 1919 vitality the
and privileges finally see0Idsd to Don Jose % Ca
ray, hut in possession OF this Company: there
the undersigned. tho OF the Company Is in
sruced TO give notice that the Company deny the right Of
the Mexican CoyernmD 20 deprive The without OF
their PRIVILEGES and declare that Tia reason given,
awaited valid and the COMPANY consider that
the General Congress cannot b justified in passing such
decree judgments and they :uher FULLY aud completely
frm and ratiy the protest Leore published against
the Mexican Government made The sthmus Of Fehuan
tsTec, the lltb day June. M Msor j. a. Barnard
L. $. A their Chief In gneer, aud lillian H. Sds
eiate Engineers and the Company WILL In accordance with
said protest. hold the Government Of Mexico liable for all
loss damages said Company suffer- in
Of said Illegal and unjust decree OF said GOytrnnsnt
cate 22d Nav, 1851 k0te L. also given whom 1t
that the Company will continue the eazason Of
their plans and all proper a3G Juet means 70 facilitate
the progest VI their enterpree 10 open communication BY
railroad between the Atlantic ard Pacific having
confidence in the legality and goodness Of their claim
and relying upon their elle and their
that Justice sha Prevail by order of the Board
Of Management. II. fALLON, Seer tary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-24
THE mILIrARY.

RR0UCHAM 0UARDs--ATTENTfON THE MEM
- bsrs Of this company ard all who intend going on their
tTst TsrFet Excursion, are notified
"wednesday evening Sept 9th, at half past clock ~ 2
Bowery optote Prince street Every member will Or eide
hin sell with musket. By order.
WM w. MACE o. =. PETER VAN PELT, Captain.
SwAMP GrARDs-AT A MEETING or THE CON-
- paby held at our drill the return from our
second annual target excursion 10 Newark following
solutions were unanimously adopted: -
ved guests and judges for their Kindness and
cor duct towards us on the occasion.
Resolved That return tncere thants 20 Stewart
and son. Newark for the ELEGANT dinner served
and We hshy recommend target and other TO
give him CALI
Resovtd That return thsnts TO Mr.. Adhins and
bis famous band for the hne music osooursed 10
parade.
Resolved. Althovsh last least at TIE thanks Of the
company be rendered 70 Mrs kercsy snd Misses Gallon Of
sndtwater treet also to Misses kcGoyern ard Powers
Beekman street for the vreahg presented by them
cur tarset BY order Of q. IA. CCLLADAY, Chairman.
II FRriI- Secretary.
rrsRGLT FosTPoNEEEST-THE TARGET SHOOT
L ing TO have taken place AZ the Pavilicu Hotel New
kteh le on the 18th instant 10 rctponed in coasequ
Of rereral misund rstendiTr between the holders
TICKETS relative 20 the mode ard Of Shooting the
tsrget The trar will come OF at the tine and plea
on Thursday Oetber 10th. next and further wishing
70 attend N be governed BY the following rules
bets tmedium weght will be furnished BY the sab-cribr
losdsd and primSd by gentleman in charge juices viii
slso be APPOINTED 20 decide the best shot whole az
lair viii be conducted with strict rcsf - Justice ALL
W DILLON, New Rochelle.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-24
To Southern and western m.rchsnss.-r

will sell 10 dealers Mrs Jervss Cold Candy at wholesale
prices Witch will nsure good profit The good reputation
Of tnis CouKh Cnndv, all who read must know.
MRS. W. JERvIs. $50 Broadway, principal ofios.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-24

TTEIoN AND VICTORY REPUHLI-
- can County Meeting at Tasnmany Hall.-The demo-
cratic reputcan electors of the city and county OF New
York requested to assemble in rsmmany Han, Non
day evening the 2th ns at TX O'Clock p ~ 20
ofseers nomins ted, at the syrscusc convention.
By order Of the geuersl committee
ROBERT j. DILLON, Chairman Cen. Com.
Sekles N. Dinond. james s. LIBBY John Cochrane,
Jos NJ Esrfh, W. d. CraitI A. NJ Alog Committee of Ar
rangemcntf.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-24
1000 Wigs and Toupees always on hand.

q. tie Wig factory Of MEDuURSr HEARD, a Maiden
lane New Yort Nations Hotel Washington, G. They
made o. the hest natural hair and bine oil the
latest Improvements Ladies ornamental hair In great
afvI dance ~ Maiden lane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-24

VIZ rV1 % Ftay HaIr W IaoK OF IrNn Ms clloated
suttle uproots hair Liquid Rouge Lily White and Hair
Gloss equally prizod. At No. ca Walker street
Broadusy Calender, No y south Third street. Plilade-
Thia JORDAN. No. 1856 Wash ington street. Boston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-24
TfsE TURF.


EENTRLyiLLE COURSE, l.. I.-TRorrING.-THURs
" day, September q, a. three o'clock T. " Match
s6s Two mile heats IN harness. George Nelsoa
nik Ba.k Harry H. Jones names b. &. Pet. Husted y
kendalls omnibusses will leave Fulton ferry from II
It'll 2o'eleck p N. JOEL C0NKLIN. 5rictor.
CENIREyILLE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF SO
~ will be gvep mile heatt best three in i've in harness.
Tor horses that Fever won To OF Is
Entries TO close on Wednesday evening" sep ~ BY 40
o'clock, At Madden Hotel.
JOEL CoNKLTN. Proprietor.
DIED HOUSE PLEASURE GRoUND.-PACING-A
~ purse and stake Of Sluv will come Of Wedues
the 2fb. at go o'clock Mile hests Beet in paeer saddle
u Jones enters Comet Owner enters b. & Tommy
Buck; {. Brooks enters b. Z. Patriot.
e. LUFT, PrOrristor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-24
iaYERTisEaRsYS kESEWgD EVERY DaF
POST OFFICE NOTICE.

Dosr OFFICE. CHATHAM SQUARE CORNER EAST
BrSsdwsy-Msils for California per U. mail steamer
Chert fee.Letter baPs will close at this Office Friday
Sept &C. at o'clock for Havana, Chagres. Panama,
W. coast south America China and Sandwich Islands.
AARON STAkrj.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-24

Coring for The hair eycbrovs and whiskers be
cured al all the wholesale drugrs snd performers IN town
and also at the principal once and mandatory
No. Wall street, wholesale retail or applied. Beware o.
limitations.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-24

respectfully informed the IRE IS has
caused alton in busnes and that really
% attend TO the ehes of gold and silver aud
sweep sme.tng at our refinery az usual.
SOLOMON a CO., IS Ann street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-24

WgTsetery At No Wall street where he fond the
best selection q Wgs, foslps, and Toupees They all
nufactured the premses Of the best material and
workusnsbp and oher great inducements ~ purchasers
Cory The address
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-24
The Mirror of Fashion and tine Mo


form far AZ the feet concerned be acquired at the
Boot Makers Union, q Nassau street All persons
that they make the best and cheapest boots in
city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-24

Bay aAen in this country, may be at BRAD{S
National Miniature Gallery, No 5 Broadway of
FULTON where may found collie stion hun
dted pertraits Of TIE most distinguished statesmen scholars
an artists Of our country.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-24

10 tho public HIS entire stock q Goods consisting 81
tsbsvs assortment Carpets OIL Coths aud all articles
corrected with the trade Families about purchsing viii
IND Ills rare opportunity 10 furnish At esrmely Low
gos CO F,s. Broadw,v ,nd,i pi,isisn street.,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-24

and gh Inperai Thrce-py Carpet Gao had for one
dollar veil seasoned oil Cloth "a cd S. to a. lone alt
is vaus) Ingram CARPETS from g. TO a., at HIKAM An
DERSON, 80 Bowery
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-24

sr nc Brosdvay h.vs JUS, INTRODUCE the "a, ashiOn Tor
geruemtn Hats Also, style peculiarly adapted to young
They still adhere their old metto ESeesor aaG
Asure the public that the quality OF their Hats exoels
the flstidious.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-24

would call the attention % dealers aud Others large
stock Of fine Gold and silver Watches Gold Chains Kys
Pens 6e-a Of theiatest and most approved patterns
watches and Gold Pens repaired tsten la exchange
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-24

Shoe Emporium where every article Il
and child in the city be supplied with the
very best Boots Shoes Caters Toilet slippers Sc k
cheaper than be purchased any other eststhen.
In the city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-24

Envelope The tntscrber rspecuIIy calls Che ATTENTION
Of parties requiring something truly eegsbt to his beau
fu styles Of the above trcle IN the latest mode EVER
DELI, Broadway, corner Duane street, branch Office IL
W All street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-24


The First Original Portrait OF Catharine
Ns;cnal Miniature Gallery No 5 Br,sd%ay corner Of
ded Portraits mas. nsThes statesmen scholars
and artists of our country.
Excelsior.-Beebe d Co., Fashionable Hat.
% The a., 1. 81 r
men, They stu siher. 20 their old me.o EseelsOr aaa
e ormer and that no pains viii be spassd 80 please
The Genin Fall Hat.-Genin and the puoiic
sSP he sSs ss1 81, s
eS,ea shelves . :ss snpyss, ian :sp
them. admitted, without dissenting yScs. ths, such
Slsis
4 Fast" Hntter.-what the America Is
among ychs Knes !, among haers and Ia the strife for
etitOrs With the generosity becoming the
the season. Reader when ia wan. Of Hat call on KSoX,
No. rs Fulton street.
Shirts that Fit InranibIy.-rhe method
Of ms,.grns sdort.s a, GkhENs MI secures
sl and the needework are uhequ.ei Aud At the very
Envelopes The subscriber respectfully calls the a'.ention
parties rau,irs something sr9y 70 his ssss
DILL, Broadway corner Duane street. branch Office, IL
Look. ~. Y. Savage, No. % Fulton street,
Ssf Of en-. Cold and Silver wase sas Cola cssn s' k
rsns keall Of theistest and most approved patterns
Watches ana Colo fsns repaired OF aen Ia exchange
Fulton street, No. $50, mt Brooks Boot and
Shoe Emporium. where article Il ted
MAN. woman and child in ,he city be sgpped vita the
cheaper than be purchased IN any other establishment
In the city.
The Mirror of Fashion and the Mould of
n5 Tar r. ss ss 1r ,s can e neqSrs At the
ely. A' 'D'' MAKE 'N' '''' ana 'A'AP''' boot" IN the
Stop and thInk!- beautiful American
s sS, rrsA sss dsT cJ b had for
~ yalre) Ingram CARPETS from g. TO A. at HIKAM An
DERSoN. 80 Bowery.
Great Bargains In Carpets.-rbe subscri-
70 tho public his entire stock q Goods consisting %
esrroe,ed With The trade FAMILIES about psrchssias viii
tn1 is rare opportunity 10 furnish A. es;rsmsJ lor
sO.ei Eu. Broadway. ,ndiii Division street.
Gouraud's Liquid Hair Dye Instantly con-
yerts red or gray hair 70 black Or brown Ills Mesies,ed
subtle uproots Rait; Liquid ROUGE Ly White. and Hair
Sloss sre equally priced AZ NO Waller street near
Thia Jordan. No. 1876 Wash ngton street. Boston.
Hair Dys.-BatcheIor's genuine Liquid
Catering for tbe hair eyebrow and whskrs can be pro-
sra country also AZ the princip once and nanuactry
kot Wall street, wholesale. retail or applied Beware o.
limitations
wigs and Toupees.-Bstcbeicr'sc celebrated
s,s ,iss,isn u Vic. sesips md feSpses Thsy are al
mahS.e,gred on ths premise a. sse sss' massr ana
Cory ths address
5000 Wigs aud Toupees always on hand,
q. tie Wig factory Of MBDuURSr n HEARD a Maiden
are made q The hest natural hair and com 6ns s ne
latest Improvements Ladies ornamental hair in great
abundance ~ Maiden lane.
aCcssr wore Isurets 60 conceal his Bald
ne Gays the historian evidence that bsldn hs been
eonsdet.d an evil from remote umei bus happily bald
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-24

Of measuring adopted at GREENS Nrl House. secures
with mathematical certainty The quality Of the mate
rial and the necdework unequaei, Aud at tho
hour vhsn set OF shirts promited thew sent home
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-24

cciueide In opinion the rs Of his Fall Fashion for
lsfl Although the has scarcely commenced, the
demand for this avis Of the trade sweeping te
contents Of his shelves fast his supply
them. admitted wthouta dissenting vvice. tina. such
rIerb four dollar Hat tefoe iucod In this
country. GENIN. "a Broadway, opposite SC PAuls.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-24
4 "Fast, Hattsr.-What the America Is

among yachts Knox among hater and IA the strife for
prte spTrobaton he has this Fall "a led ahead u all
Ieor With the generosity becoming thec class the hat
ters ecnfrm Il sl and pronounce els article the Hat Of
the season Reader when IA want Of Hat call on KNOX.
No. Is Fulton street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-22
The Courier ~ Enquirer ON the Hun
gnrian War.

The Courier q Enquirer returns to the
charge on the late war in Hungary, re-
pestedly accusing US of recklessness, false
hood, groundless assertion, making state
ments without supporting them by docu-
ments-all, of course, in its mildest diplo-
matte terms. Our Ambassadorial friend IS
evidently not satisfied with the course OF
the argument This is not surprising
HeadsIong and presumptuOus ignorance
naturally rushes into situations Of great
uneasiness.
Let our readers recall the beginning Of
this controversy. = he Courier set up to
teach US that We had been in error about
the Hungarian War. Hungary, be said,
aid in that War My resist the illegal at
tempt of Austria to grant freedom to the
Slavonic races. 1t was q " lawful and gal
liant resistanc' D., for which " they are en-
titled to respect and admiration" " Kos
suth and his co-laboTers were wise in re-
fusing TO grant equality of rights" This
statement, as TO the origin and nature Of
the war, we met by denial and disprOof,
showing that the war had actually been
in existence some FIVE months, and the
Austrans beaten out Of Hungary, before
the Austrian grant, which The Courier thus
characterized. This was plain and SIM
pie issue on historical question. The
Courier had, We are bound to presume. ex-
pressed his honest and deliberate opinion
as TO KOssuth and the character of the
war, formed with all the opportunities for
information afforded by residence in
diplomatic station at the Court of Vienns,
and by visit TO Pesth, and perhaps other
parts of Hungary. But in his very next
article-sn article of nine mortal columns.
he contradicted the above deliberate state
ment, and, an its face, asserted that " beyond
oil peradventure this war in Hungary was
war on the part Of four-and- a half mil
lions of alistocIatic, proud and naughty
Msgysrs, to retain in Slawry nine millions
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-22
WILLIAMSBURG ITEMS.

BOARD OF EDUcATIoS.-By the new law, .,.,
Trustees las Board have power 10 make n'e'
nine the qualification Of teachers, the bo0ss 70 re,
the yarioss Schools and decide upOn School o'cp,- al
required TO maintain schools for eoofed M
have power 70 establish evening schools, snt re-
School They are also to decide when real rs "a IA,
CURED for School purposes, the fact 70 be os.
Common Council, and il the later approve Of - ara
rcu to be submitted to the people for their b,
approved the money may be borrowed 70 dres
yearly ipstamenfs The Schools 10 b. free 9 L U
be,a ear ibe sess Of five sbo sixteen pa0lc oo,-1
Ie GO puIAed The smoBLt necessary foT setgo p %
afer decuclng proportion received ron Le o~'''
raised a. BOW, By lAx.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-22
New-Jersey.

REPuDIArISe SreCKToSISM.-The Delegates
fcu the Township OF Elizabeth the Wing Co1nty Con-
venuon in Newark N October sft have addressed card
20 'heir eopsu'ueUs, snd ee elovWhigs generally,
pressing their dtsap pfoesin OF The pSca course o.
William Whitehead Al The recent session ot the Legs-
slure, by sdibg he election ot Democratic L s Seq
alor vong 10 change the rule Of the Joag Meeug and
for deserving The Wing party, " shsenung himself from
the joint Meeting during me election Of Sensor thus
the course Of Williams, Msyhew snd Whnehssd has
been disinety repudisled by thelf Constituents These
v~orthes do DOT seem much about the lOss Of
Whg Senator and console themselves win the
thai The CommodoIe viii be found sdvocasg the Wig
policy Ia Congress.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-22
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NEW-YORK, TUESDAY, APRIL %.
For Eurepe.

The next number Of The Tribune foT European
circulation, will be issued To MORROW NoRS.
ING. at O'Clock. 1t will contain ell the latest
news up TO the time Of going to press The Africa
sails from this port To Morrow, ct Il O'CLOCK.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-22

DERuIrY These complaints IN almost every instance
caused by weakness Of The stomvcb aud impaired dges-
lion Many who suder nom simple debility OF the
physical sysem imagine themselves the subjects 81 nun9
ro1s deserioAble diseases. sud despar OF tndlng
temey for their peculiar complaints To all such we say,
try the OxygeuNted Bnters they give immediate relief
~ the uoubesone csses by ,uparipg tone and on.
ergy the psurs uncuous Snt ngthenrg the whole
sys,em. Price 81 per bottle; sx bottles for -
For sale by A h \ Ssrds, lee fulton.st, aud A l..
Scovl Co Sic BrOsdwsy. NewYOIk, and OF the Drug
Hisls ReneTslly IN The NRllrd SlaIes and Canada.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-22
RICH Ann MAGNIFICENT CARPETINGs.-

hlCH AND hhONIfIIEN OAhf Il iNVS'
The splendid stock Of beautiful Carpetngs OF every va
rey which I'll the spacious Store Of MesHs PETERSON
HUMPHREY, corner Of Broadway aud Widest 10 unques
ronsbly the extensive, tie beat assorted sud the
richest ever his city The styles really
magnificent aud elicit universal admiration. Ii 10 Tho do
sign OF enterpsDg prOprelOrs Of this Store 20 sell
kher rich goods very small prohIs policy which must
ertusly secure them increase OF Tade. Those
intending puIchsse fine Carpet should not neglect TO
examine those goods aud those IN want o. subsan
tsl ingram Carpets at low prices, hardly fail 10 be
A Store
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-22

~ We understand that the Directors Of the
Wese Co Bank, 81 thraSe messing adopted ua,n-
nousv Resolution 10 present Isaac SEYMOVR ssc iSs
Presden with pair OF silver Pischsrs 1-ssmouy Of
ner respect sna appreciation Vi hi. fShtl ssrviees
Peekskiu Republcaa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-22
TpnTu yFRsrs FALsEHOOD.-Ihe Yuos-

Truth VERSUS tALsEHOoD.-1l uo 80,
.o, ,eoes,edly sske1 wb8th9r tbs hsi ~
- resv an assoc afon Of ourn-y men, or " ~
nersV an assumed name nterd-d 70 nis'sso "is
We deen this az importxot inenify tnq snAI ~
.ouefv and tuiv TIE Hsi Finithers UnlOn 10 ~ sso
;.ton md The only bOns fde trading Association OF Jour
rsren Hsters 10 the city " NrwYork and ever' nsn
~ he 10 directly interested IN ne results OF
,ss buspess We cordially invite brother srz ans ana
,aron "a ard see what we are doing and viii show
ibem what can be accomplished by union. A: b rRtt'
~ = ~. $40, Hoose Az StrukS'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-22
HT Thousands Of Children die annually

r Thousands OF Children die annually
OF the Group and YET three doses Of Dr. RoGERss
fiverwoit Tar, aud CanchaaguS Will destroy the islse
membrane foned by this disease give free passage 10 The
breath and thoroughly relieve this distressing comps nt
Mothers, think Of ibis II Is equally etcscious R all
pulmonary oeases For sale al the depot Sic Broadway,
and by al the retail city druggiss Prise, In large bottles
a. or six bottles fer e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-22

rY- Notwithstanding the rainy week,
the celebrated Cheapest Carpet Establishment Ia the
United Btstes HIRAM AEDERsOSs, No 80 Bowery, has
been crowded TO lowing. And why 10 this 30 From
Abe fact that YOU onethird OF your mOrey-Yz
Phee ply Carpets 10 and 3s Ingrsns q 10 "a cd Oil
cloths So SC. Go, be convinced and save your money
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-22

U GOURAUD's Liquid Hair Dye will
change red light or gray hair TO brown or black the
slant Il applied No staining the skin disturbing the
color, by washing daily with soap and water no dirt no
driving IN the trouble pay taken II not sat
isfac0ry the user. DIR. FELIX 0OURAUD known emil
nence chemical philosopher Is guarantee that next TO
hs Italian Medcaed Soap the above thu ne plus ultra OF
his useful Inventions Found only Dr. GOURAUDs old es
abished Laboratory 81 WakeT.ti. Near Broadway 80 u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-22
A WoRp AYrER TaE DELUeE.-GENIN,

anticipating that The drowned out" population OF Nes
York will Be released from the dOUch both By ne he ae
moon ns TO dsv that th4 washed face OIL me esu
v.iped nv the warm towel Of the SUM- VIII look 81 Ousu
and shiny as school boys 10 the morning Respectfully 10
sites hose Of his customers who have haa ineI uP
works damaged in the storm 20 put into n Broed way O
repairs When everything else shines Genins has are
sboupd shine" and 90 any OF Them has haa tne sne
,aken ont of them by the days dripping 1s bring
or send them 10 bis Store reted for polish society
III Gentemen whose hats have suffered so severely tom
the late aggravated attach OF toe drop y az u % on
be sd % Ia Ordinary Wi md tie reigDpg fashion OF h7
frs alter and waterproof at that, al CENiNs, %l4 bfos
nav oDDOsita ST Paurs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-22
WiNpow SnApEs.-Of every descrip

BlRpSAII MIcREL,
and sold st vhoes ale and retail their Sales Room, 45
PesrisL MOokE BlRDSALL, PalLIP MICHEL. Shade,
OF every syle pattern and made 10 order with Neat
ness and dispatch. Tssses aud ether frimmlnis II
abundance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-22

IMPORTED CARPETINGs.-PETE o.
HUMPHREY S7s Broadway White ST. have 9iI re-
ceved per packet sbp Constantine further supply OF new
and rcb Velvet aud Tapestry CsrptpR which MAKES our
stoci the most and decidedly the best In the cry BY
insitutDg comparison tho pubic can Judge OF tae sppS
r5ortv o our stock which will be sold al prices ths c6a
Iepse com petition with any other store AL on
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-22

TIE FIRST OF MAY
The FIRST OF NAV approaches,
When bedbugB nsas, and Foacses
Their noxiOus columns muster;
The rat too, th,n encroacbes,
The mouse ally piund1rer, peaches
Putting lsdiss IN = foster.
But thy magic PJ-aer, LYON
10 The food that insects die on,
Mice ard rate, too,
BY Thy piis which we rely o.
Are 81 led 70 TIE last scion,
Without cats too. - .,a R,osdwsv
az 6tDkltW* p LfoS, " 1------->
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-22
To rnE LADIES .-rde Oxygenated Bit

To THE LADIES The OXygenated BIT
ters containing no alcohol especially adapted 10 the
peculiar complaints OF females, such weakness r.
regularity aud nervous debility safe at all times aud
viii be found valuable ionic, eivirg health and
strength without causing ItOxcauon or any ulplea'ant
Sensations
Many sdeS who have derived no benefit from the uss
the various tonic remedies account OF their sum
ulstipg Ell CT invited 20 ny tHese Bers They dlspe
all those dssgrt cable feesgt whch arise from darsnge
ment OF the natural funcous asstuds, hesdache
and ell other trouble some complaints 49,.
See pamphlets containing 'oh particulars ana cstuh'
cafes OF rem srkable cures, witch may be had OF lhe
Agents. gtHtis. ,.
Price 81 per bottle, or six bottles Tor -
FOR sale by A u d. Sands. loo Fulton-h A. Il.
Scovin Co SIS Broadway G. IL Ring. 1872 Broadway
by the DTusgss generally In the UI'ed States and