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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-08
To- The Har FixlsHERs' UNION, IL Park

for style and quality Of Production cannot be approsch
other establishment Their pride IN their bust
ness and the superiority Of their goods gaming for
them an Immense celebrity,
B-The increasing patronage which flows IN upon the
Union has induced trc spectators 10 fitch their name OF
Vnon for the parIsse deceNns those friendly to their
PRINCIPLES Beware ri them The true Union store To-
Gated at II PaIk-row, opposite the As,oT House
~ INaIh
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our faithful servant,
iTfaufVx >fsNS

ABOLITION OF LAWS FOR THE COLLECTION
OF DEBT.-The Liquor Law of New Hampshlre
prohibits the collection Of all liquor debts due by
CITIZENS of that State TO the citizens OF other
States. This Is partial adoption Of one Of the
and Reform principles.
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
NEW.YORK. TUESDAY. JULY 3, lSjl

RI Persons about leaving the City during the 81 nmel
months can have Dahl Tribune sent u them by eyns
% sending their address 70 the Publication Office corner o.
SINCE and Nassau-sts opposite the CITY Hal Prioe .
cents month payable IN advance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-08

NEw-H AMPsHlRE-The $500 Homestead
Exemption Bill finally passed the House on the
LIST inst. having previously been adopted by the
Senate This is decided victory OF the Land
[ imitation Inv
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For Europe.

The next number of The IriJan' for European
C;,c,,yo,;on will be issued THIS MORNING at
o'clock 1t will contain all the latest news up
to the time Of going to press. The E"'cp@ sans
from Boston Tomorrow at IL o'clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-08
The Musoer Evil.

Mr.. Webster, in his Fourth-oi-July Ora
ton delivered last week at Washington,
made an interesting contrast of the condi-
ton of the Republic in 1893 and at the pre-
sent day. We copy the table in which he
,resented n
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Tur STaAw HAT SEAsoN.-SuInmer h

hurst upon us with torrd intensity and. COMMENCING 50
late will probably be prolonged far as Temperature
concerned beyond the date Of its termination IN the Anna
nae (ENN would therefore. suggest an Inspection q" ms
ample warm weather stock Of Paramas Straws Sc wch
are now selling several per cent under his ordinary prices
" - GENIN, PA Broadway.
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To, NEw-YoRK LAUNDRY, lS Spruce

street near Nassau-st-To New SHIRT Dealers annes,
Hotels Single Gentemen, sc. kc-The above Laundry;
the most the United States has heen perfected
M great complete 400 dozen pieces at least
per day New shirts any quantity aud every style done
IN for the trade Olesale dealers and Broadway s"es
promply and in the very hest manner Collars lroned ~
ro, STYLE Family clothes purely washed clearly saIcea
and elegant, ironcd AT few hours notice, wieh rcquIeu
Xnshng and rough at two slmgs per dozen peccs
for those wishing 90 iron al hsme Shrnkng oil All tocs
for merchant talors clothlers &C. ut the shortest notice
This Laundry combines the following advantages uniing
ECONOMY comfort and dispatch l. Travellers ana those
the city haste have their clothes washed ana
,roned in the best manner. whinthree hours NO mate
.nan and filtered Cro,on Water Gentlemens shirts are
done up equal 10 new shirts sale Gentlemens collars
roned in Troy STYLE Light cOored panaionns ANA vests
elegantly lroned and polished Articles washed here wear
longer they carefully handled and all use 81 the
LADIES dresses and all fine articles done up by an expert
encod French laundress STAINS INK spots and m,acw
removed The SHIRT hands (fcr starch bodies Broadwa y
and other work. Of the best All articles collected
aud by carefully protected free OF charge
Anpy or send by post NowYork Laundry 10 Spruce St
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These facts are in the highest degree
important and instructive, and 1t is impossi-
BILE for an American and a republican TO
peruse them without an emotion of pride
and pleasure. But there are two sides to
them they not only exhibit the growth
and greatness of the country, but indicate
It's master evil.
That evil is the enormous extent OF En-
ecutve patronage.
Let the reader study the receipts and ex-
penditures stated in the table and he NAV
form some faint idea OF the actual power
welded BY the Executive of the United
States.
The Executive appoints and controls an
army of some tcenty thousand employees.
Ii standing army of soldiers is dangerous to
the public veal, how is it with this vast and
well disciplined corps of officials ? Ii is
pity that Mr.. Webster did not add to his Ia
bile statement OF the numerical strength of
this body in 1893 and 1851. We
have firm faith in the integrity of
the People But the truth is that
the force of Executive patronage has
altogether too much weight in our elections.
Ii is bad system. Corruption thrives and
fattens under it, Individual independence
aud uprightness suffer damage. An Office
seeker before the people may be guilty of
meanness, but he can't hold candle in the
way Of trucking and officiating tn any pat
tern office seeker at the hands of single
man. Whoever desires to experience dis
gust may be thoroughly nauseated by going
To- Washington after the Inauguration oi a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-08
To Painters ANn PUBLISHERS. The

NEWTON COMPANY respectfully call the attention OF Prn-
tsrs and Publishers 10 their improved Type and Stereotype
Plates &c The improvement consists in giving To them
conner face at about third additional COST So that their
durability is increased IN direct proportion to the superior
tenacy of copper type metal which, according 10 cor
rect experiments. ~ to From tins Single TACT
will Mt once be perceived that thln face Of copper must
give extraordinary endurance To- printing surfaces and es-
percnce has fully proved such 10 be the The Com
pany secured letters patent for the Improvement and
sheS prepared receive and execute orders at their es
tabshment, Q North William st, Ncw-lork.
The following papers printed IN the copper faced type
New York Courier aud Enquirer, New-Nork DAILY Tnb-
une Boston DAILY Journal Boston Flag Of Our Union
Bost~n Pictorial Drawing Room Companon, New York
Organ aud others NEWTON COMPANY.
,e2l ruThNStf s North Whlam-st, n. Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-08

GEoRGIA-Hon G. W. CHAsTAIy. who
belonged to the Loco-Foco party before i, was
disbanded, has received the nomination of the
tnionlsts OF the Vth District. who were repre-.
scented IN The last Congress by Thomas c. Hack
eft. Opp.
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tRTen Thousand Yards of Printed Lawn
ENLARGEMENT OF THE BATTERY.

lyun his battery has enlargei-
With CANISTER yon know itS charged
And rowpHS II the deadllcst Kind
Is With hrs CANISTER combined.
Just bring his battery 10 bear
On wall, hccr, ceiling, wanSco,. starr.
And YOU " III find the insect tram
All cut ol hy coup de main.
Red bugs and n,aches still mere tough
Ne murders with powder puff.
lvox,s Magpet,c Powder and Pills fu destroying fa>
nd mnre an, i,r sale wholesale and retail ~ Broadway,
'''~ '"'Ns NV w ~' ivr
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MARK THE FACT IL public opinion and

its profitable result public patronage, are any criterion OF
the value Of article safe 70 say that the SHIRTS made
fo order nj the celebrated establishment of GREEN Aston
House are unequaed IN New York. One word more
Punctuaty I'm filing orders a rule never broken there.
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lADYERTIsENENT

Coop INVESTMENT. 1t will be perceived
by an advertisement In another column the Bo~ery
Saying Store, 1876 Bowery, under the management o.
Nessrs. +. w. & w. r. GILLEY & Co.. are selling
Domestic Dry Goods, Grape shawls, Tra'elins
Dresses and Prints, at very low prices Ladies, 'ns
j. the store TO buy Dry Goods.
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fV Mr.. A. e.. Hobbs. who created so

great sensation IN London by the picking OF the
English Chubb lock Is the agent for Day & Newell,
IL the Worlds Exhibition, while he Is proving the
insecurity OF all locks on that side Of the Atlantic
He challenges the world 10 pick the great American
bank lock, which stands openly upon the table for
that purpose thereby giving the greatest facilities 10
get 10 2iO guineas which he offers a reward IN
case Of success. The lock j. Newelrs Parauioptie
Bank Lock, extensively known IN the Inited states.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-08
rY' Elegant French Lawns for one shil-

ling a ward NAV be found at HITCHCOCK LEADBEATERs
317 Broadway corner of Leonardst They are full yar
wdo and perfectly fast cocrs the most desirable
of silks Bareges Grenadines French Muslns and Organ
dies SILK Tissues Fonlard Silks. &C. SC. which they are
selling off CHEAP
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NoTIcE TO THE PuRLiC.-We have nc

tced an attempt part vi DAY involve ignorant
IN his law SUITS by publication which he has the darlns
published behalf of the Shoe
Association dealers DAYS Shoes unanthcnzcd
Ne can on reply that those who deal and doubt
viii have their doubts speedily removed upon prof Of their
implication with Day his nag ccnts, 10y purchasing
by selling the pra;el article When Days services
qurvd newspaper publications for US due notice viii De
gwen - =,
In behalf IL N. l. r. Co. roni Co, l.. Caniee, Hay
ward Rubber Co. and others. N1u
ts Ten Thousand Yards of Printed Lawn
Mashns selling of at q. VI BopINts, IS Grand St
ner OF Orchard and Is 81 yar worth - and y
al. per yard also Rareees Tissues. Grenadines. fenlard
Silks Summer Poplns Silk and lnen G,sss, Bsrcgc De
lulnrs Summer Shawls NIsltfes Mantas ParSsos. aud
all Kinds IL Summer Goods IS Ia " per cent less than the
same soods could been purchased before al time
this M "a
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NORTHERN DlspRNsARy-W meiy Place

MoRE DlspATcH.- Messrs. Gregory a.
Co seem determined to keep ahead Of all other ex-
presses across this Isthmus. On Sunday morning
their messenger, Mr. VI. ID. Boruck, got III town and
delivered to u.s. advance Of all other expresses, fl
files OF New.York and other papers, extracts from
which Will be found in our Supplement to-day. Mr:
b. brought over under his charge, three ladies' ana
three Children and the whole party performed the
trip from Chagres to this place IN Nrfy.fow working
hours At this of the year this Is hard time 10
beat, but some OF the astonshment can well be as
pensed with u hen II Is generally known thai The
resident agent Of Gregory's Express on this lsthmus
j. Mr.. Herman G. Eyers, successor 10 Ran Runnelsl
who furnishes both boats and mules to put through,
wiih Dispatch every person and bale Of merchandise
consigned 10 his care. Panama Star.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-08
IT, Housckeepers, and all others, in want

ef Bedding BedsteadS &c would do well to call AT NJ
WILL arms old established WacroOms, $50 Chatham ST.
corner OF Muberry where may be found the largest as
sortmcn Of articles his line offered 10 the public
G. consisting of Feathers Beds Mattresses &c Patent screw
and Cots Wholesale and retail jy8 lmruThASs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-08
BUSINESS NOTICES.

~ Wonderful Sale of English three-ply
and pseus tapestry ingram Carpeng Hearth Rogs. Win
dow Shades Table Covers. &C. at Tow pce
Tinted States 20 Bowery. HIRsx ASDERsoS's Engish
ingram Carpets Is and Is per yard Hearth Rugs s eseh
ELEGANT French BRIDAL CARDS AND En-
vELors-The subscriber would respectfully call The at
tenson Of parties requiring sometang truly eeTaS, a. n
iva I'm '"' EvERDELL Broadway. cor Of Duane-st
~ Gentlemen going out of town, or Just
arrived in town who need SHIRTS rs and Drawer,
are Informed that the, 1 pres9Is o iip epaR@en is
william ST.. door above Fulton opposite the Chafch
A CoSsDrRATIoN. should be remem-
tered that KNOX 2s Fuons gets mp the newes, s'yss
Of Hats and that they are popular with our fssoh4
He sells them for - or - ---
NONE ARE so DEAF AS THOSE WHO WILL
HER Tbs grG "sse sPP o eon. Dr. T
Aurist Broadway, after the wonderful cures .. %
j. and his treatment unaended with pam Or
danger Testimonials 70 be seen +. M se nsa or ~ let
ter daily from I'LL 3 Fee 81 unpalo e''e'' ''''''
jy8 H'
~ Once more we take occasion to call
the attention public TO those gems Of Ant the Crayon
ass Rrosdssv corner Of Franklin St Process patented
Operators are cautioned against any Infringement
THr CHEAPEST French Lawns, BAREcEs
AND GrNoHAms EVER OFFERED IN -YoTkmHIaL.ta-
COCK LEADBEATER 3i7 Broadway corner Leonalu-s';
are selling very elegant French Muslin Tor Iu
ayad vide and fast colors beautiful figured ana Chene
Rareses Tor is Cd an excellent Bingham for Is. and Six
Tissues Grenadines Foulard Silks. SILK and Linen Lu.
tiers PoplIns &c &c at cOrTespOndlngly low rates
large stock ofsk Barge. Linen and Toll de Lyons Man
tllas, very cheap.
~ Citizens and strangers are invited 10
cal. and examine the fine stock Of Boots, Shoes and new
styie az Caters sale the BooTMAkERs UNION w
large assortment can be found AZ Le,
for wholesale prices. y" :"
TIL Y. SAVAGE, 81 Fulton street, has
spendid stock Watches to which he would call tne
attention Of dealers and others AS he imports his Watches
direct from the manufacturers person may Dc assn u
having TO pay second profits. HIS kcheheu O0d rebs
have proved themselves the best 40 use
and Gold Pens taken exchange. OF careiuip Fepafe"
and warranted
CY Churches, Hotels, Steamships. &c,
n,l,sd With elegant Silver NAME and NUMBER PLATES
Of new and beautiful designs plated the most substantial
manner and elegantly engraved at very low prices VI
es and SAMPLES sent express part Of the country
EvEapELL, 302 Broadway, cor Duane-st
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

QUARANTINE REGULATiONs.- the
quarantine season every captain Of vessel VINO
wishes To depose his cargo, or portion OF II IN 'A'
city, required take out permit from the prope
officers, and TO pay the sum of one dollar thefe'o
To tins some OF the captains at the Atlantic DocA
and other places demur, on the ground thai bfo".
YIN and New-York constitute one port OF entry anu
that having taken out permit in the Latter cry 'ne'
are entitled to deposit their cargoes anywhere ""H
SAID port without further sinderance. Our an'ho'
ties contend that their power IN the premises arc '
same a. any other corporate body. and have nosh'ns
whatever 10 do With the fact that the two ci'es o""
stitute one port. The matter will probably De c"''
tested.
GOVERNMENT SToRAGE.-The stores o'
the Atlantic Dock Company are at the preseni 'n"'
filled TO repetion with public storage anu tfs a''
mand for increased facilities for this purpose I'd
creases every day. The surplus Is nov IN the sofe'
Of Messrs. Thompson, Ford and Thofne. unies WE
Brooklyn Nights. the Collector having fonDd
necessary to designate these places FOE TIE secep''"
Of the goods.
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In For particulars Overhaul your Doc

GIT RopES's Directory for tins year. when ind
page read and make IL" Ii the above does not
satisfy call at iO2 Nassau of Ann where all matters
that line will be fully attended To-
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~ Once more we take o.
tn. Cur.prsr EpExcH LAWNS. BAREGEs
~ Citizens and strangers are invited to

cal. and examine the fine stock Of Boots Shoes and new
s.yie ~ CATERS for sale the BoOTMAkERs UNION
where large assortment be found al reti
~ ~ $1,000. nrces jy3 lw.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-08

~" Churches, Hotels, Steamships, &C,
supplied with elegant Silver NAME and NuNBER rta,h
of new and beautiful designs plated in the most
manner and elegantly engraved at very low prices VI
es and SAMPLES express TO any part OF me country
WIS INV EyEapEIL 500 Broadway, cor Duane-s'.
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splendid stock Of Watches to which he would can the
attention of dealers and others As he imports ms
direct from the manufacturers person may Dc assfn o
having 10 raw no second profits HIS kcheheu Cold pens
have long SINCE proved the best IN Watches
and Gold pens taken IN exchange carefully repaired
Uffh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-08

EXAMINATIONS The annual Examina
ton of the pupils of the Institution for the Blind.
Will commence on Thursday morning and the an
nual Examination of the pupils Of the Institution for
the Instruction OF the Deaf and Dumb, will take
place at two o'clock on Wednesday, the 9th inst.
special train of cars will leave the City Hall at
O'Clock, to convey visitors to the Institution.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-08

to Hon. J. j. Crittenden, Attorney Gen
eral. I :. Hon. T Anderson Louisville. Ny. Hon.
l.. B. Peck. Vermont Hon. Robert J. Walker. late
Secretary Treasury Judge Surat, Col. Mumiori.
Col II Jenning and Rev Mr. Muln, New-0r.
leans MAJOR Donaldson. Washington, ID. c. MAJOR
Bourn savannah. Geo. Rev. L o. Lawson, Hudson ::
Mrs. Gen. llarney, |. :. Army Capt A Webster.
l. S.R. :. and DIR. Bergen, Philadelphia. are among
the guests now at the Irving House.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-17

METALS OF THE UNITED STATES - Iron is
the most abundant metallic mineral our country
affords Its value is ten times the value of gold
and silver and one. half the value Of all the metals
produced in the United States. Iron is found in
every State of the Union
The most valuable mine is one in Salisbury.
Connecticut, which yields 5000 tons annually.
lhe mines IN Duchess and Columbia counties, in
the state Of New York, produce annually 10000
tons tons OF ore Essex county, 1900 tons Clinton,
5ooo Franklin 600; St. Lawrence, 1000, amount
iron produced in the United States in 1885 was
Sj000,000; in 1887 $7,7OO,OOO. In Ohio 1000
quare miles underlaid with ron
A region explored in 1888 would furnish iron
sixty-one miles long and 81 miles wide; square
would yield 5000, 900 tons " pig iron, so that this
district would contain 1,000,O00000 tons. BY
taking from this region 100000 tons annually-a
larger quantity than England produced previous to
lS29-t would last twenty-seven hundred years
as long distance certainly as any man looks ahead
The States of Kentucky, Tennessee Indiana Hi
nos, Maryland and Virginia possess inexhaustbe
quantities of iron ore. In Tennessee 100, 600 tons
are annually manufactured Notwithstanding our
great iron resources more than one-half of cut
iery, hardware railroad iron, etc., is still imported
from Great Britain
1t IS supposed by geologists that the weekly
supply OF gold from our mines will be equal
to the demand, and that our own mines will yet
be more profitable than the mines of Brazil and
Columbia.
The most extensive lead mines in the world are
IN Missouri, where the lead region is seventy miles
long by nifty wide. These mines in 1926 produced
100000 tons, and the whole produce of the
United States was S3321O
1t has been estimated that the quantity of iron
required in England for railroads, etc, for the cur
rent year, will be about ,26OOO0 tons which il il
supposed will be equal to all that country will
produce.
The quantity of lead manufactured in the United
States in 1928 was 1881 ,730 pounds in 1s2g
54l ,3lO pounds in 1888 S332, lO5, and in 1853:
4,2Sl, 1867 pounds.
The copper trade, until within year or two, has
not been OF much importance, the result of the
efforts made were not such to as justify any great
operations. But now it appears to be attracting
great deal of attention. Whether the demand for
copper stock is fair index to the value Of the cop.
per regions, remains TO be seen.
1t is estimated that the quantity of iron produced
IN the United States in 1915 was 9l9, 100 tons
valued at 33,9lO,jO
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-17

MERCANTILE HoNoR.-The PHILADELPHIA North
American mentions that most estimable and ex.
cellent citizen called to see the editor on Wednes
day, and, as he happened to be absent at the time,
ieit upon his table note, from which, though in.
tended for the editors own perusa it ventures to
make the following extract:
You may remember that many years ago was
unfortunate IN business, and obliged to ask the
indulgence OF my creditors from whom obtained
ful release. Since then have been favored to
such an extent in my affairs, that to-day | am paw
ing OH my old debts, amounting to over $50, 600.
need not say that this is the happiest day of my
life; and that the consciousness of being able to dis
charge this duty has brought with It peace of
mind more valuable than either silver or gold"
The North American adds
Here is instance which we desire to com.
mend to imitation. The gentleman alluded to was
under no legal obligation to make the payments
which he did, and his former creditors had long
ceased to look upon him as their debtor. But he
feit-and elt trnly-that no lapse of time could ex
tlngush his moral accoun ability and in the spirt
OF Just man, and honest merchant he took the
first opportunity of reimbursing those to whom he
had been indebted without regard to merely techni
cal considerations. Such an example is certainly
worthy of all praise and accord il in this par
ticular case with all the more oheerfuness, as we
are sure the act was prompted by high sense of
lntegnty-an earnest and anxious disposition to do
right for the sake OF right, unnlluenced by any
other motive"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-17

LATE FROM PERu.--We learn by advices from
Peru, that the approaching election OF President
IN that Republic will probably be attended with
dangerous commotion. Party excitement is de-
scrbed as being so violent, that civi! war is even
apprehended as the result. 1t is feared that the
presen, administration, which supports one of the
several candidates, is not possessed of sufficient
power 10 put down an nsurreclion, should one
arise; Gen. Abando, the minister plenpotentiary
oi New Granada, after presenting his credentials,
was refused reception in his official capaciy on
the ground, as The Peruvian government ailege.
mai he has been implicated in the murder of Field
Marshal Suere, the Lberator of Peru. This exam
pc Oh polllical virtue was the subject of much ap
received severe rebuke for sending such repre-
The asplrants for the Presidency of the country
are Sr, Domingo Elias, wealthy civilian. and
Generals Vivanco and Echenique. The elections
are said to have so completely enerossed the atten
ton OF the government that the police of Lima is
totally abandoned, and the city left to the mercy Of
the ladr0nes. 'S VI