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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-22
Ro the RIecsar~ Of shs Pirst SENATE
Dfstrict.

A SHORT SPEECH JUST BEFORE ELECTION.
FELLOW CITIZENS On Tuesday next
you are to say by your votes whether Col.
WILLIAM HORACE BRowN, your late Re-
preventative in the Senate of this State
shall be again chosen to the office whose
duties he abandoned on the 18th Of April
last.
We take it for granted you have read
the Address in which he has recouuted,
for your edi6cation, the particulars of his
late sudden retreat from the Senate Cham
Der. We have read it, also; but we do
not gather from it whether, if he be re-
elected, he will repeat the same gallant
movement of his forces, and again defeat the
Canal Bill by running away from it. This
is q point on which he would have done
we'll to inform you, and though rather late
in the day, he may perhaps yet explain
himself there about.
But there is another topic on which his
views are clearly stated, and to which we
may respectfully invite your attention on
his behalf, as we'll as on our own.
Col. Brown is decidedly Of opinion that
the Erie Canal has been bad thing for
you, because it has enabled the remote
districts of the West to ompete with you
in the City of New York and its environs,
whose markets you might otherwise have
monopolized. And moreover, you have
suffered by this Canal because you have
been taxed to pay for it.
Now, fellow citizens, it appears in this
that the Colonel either thinks that you
have not much gumption or else is him
self rather lacking in that endowment.
No sensible man would put forth such no.
tons to any body of people for whose wits
he had not the most perfect contempt.
Should the majority of you, however. still
regard him as proper person to " DIST
CURE and present you in the Senate, we
have no doubt that the rest Of mankind will
admit the Justice of your judgment.
As for taxation to support the public
works Of the State, it is perhaps known
to some Of you that the Canals not enlv cav
their own way, but also now yield 5000. 600
annually toward the expenses Of the Gov
eminent. And after they are com pIsted,
it is as near certain as any calculation can
be. that they will yield a net income of
four millions Of dollars yearly, which in q
few years will fully repay the cost Of their
construction and leave the State forever
afterward the recipient of magnificent
revenue for the support of the admini.trs-
ton and for all public charities and i'm urOvc-
mests without a cent being taken from
any citizen either by indirect or direct tax
alton.
Theex Senator'S other position, that YOU
have suffered by Western competition in
your own markets, 10 almost too absurd
for serious debate; but when We rccolIect
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that no less a light than Mr.. Azariah Z.
Flseg officially put forth in substance the
same doctrine seven years ago, 1--WE hope it
dom t take as long for every idea to get
about in Queens and Sufolk,) your late
Senator ceases to be astonishing.
1t is not pretended that the First Dis
trict has had the same direct benefit from
the Canals as the inland regions they
traverse. but it has shared, with all the
rest of the State, that vast impulse OF
prosperity which they have impaired
We venture to say, also, that Long Island
is this day unspeaksbly better of than 1t
would have been had there been no Erie
Canal, and not only because its citizens
are less taxed, but because they have
better market for their agricultural and
other products than they would have had
otherwise. To be sure, other regions send
here their wheat, -four, pork, potatoes
&C., more easily, but then tho City has
increased immensely, and consumes incom-
parably more of every article than before.
And if you, follow-citizens, are not con-
tent with the prices you now get for your
produce, you must DO hard to suit.
No, we know of nothing more absurd
than this attempt to set any part OF the
State, and especially those in the vicinity
of the metropolis, against the speedy En-
largement of the Erie Canal. That work
is the common property Of the whole peo-
ple: it has raised New York to her pre-
eminence among the States; it has made
this City the commercial metropolis of the
Union all the citizens Of the State par
ticipste in the benefits derived from the
Canals; and all are interested in giving
them yet greater extent and permanence.
Finally, fellow. citizens, if you admire
the late operation to break up the Logis-
lsture; if you are ready to applaud and
endorse the wisdom of your ex-senator;
and if you regard che Speedy Enlargement
of the Erie Canal as a calamity, you will
vote for Col. Brown; if not, you will
leave his talents in reposo till that glo-
rious epoch when Long Island shall have
become an independent State, and vote
on Tuesday for the snti-disOrganizatiOn,
extraordinary candidate, ALEXANDER
HADDAN.
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~ On TUESDAY last, WILLrAM LYON
MACKENZIE was indicted into office at To-
ronto, as member Of the Canadian Par
lament. The emotions of MIR. Mackenzie
as he took bis place in the Legislature from
which for fourteen years he had been ab-
'cnt, and by which he had for ten years
been held a traitor whose life was safe
only in Punishment, must have been Of no
common kind. Few men have lived through
such vicissiiudes as he, and of those whose
fortune has boso similar. VS. DO not nov
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II We are compelled to omit this morning
the teegrsphic reports Of the further sayings and
doings of the President and his party at B uffslo
and Syracuse. This is the less to be regretted
because they contain little that is new or impor-
tant. Cabinet eloquence like other earthly
things, waxing dull with constant repetition.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

A NEW SUMMEH 6AT.-Ths Gentle
49,. SIMMER Hats BIRD corner Pine and Hssssn ~
invites the suer Of hs cuSiJmers ard % srsr
new end elegant biyle OF ezra ! GIT ~. ~
ws which be vii Introduce ihs dsy t<Io
iris bs 10 feb csfso from rsre s9o sempt-
OF French Grey Beaver never nefJle rsordiniry
pei both a. 70 se.uy eoo' sod .a 10 The pas
together superior 70 ss GPf e,n@sad for it.e
o. ss X. t.Tor Of ssnmsO Of discriminating ana
cultivated tastes. -, -. s.,lv srrsnRenena for O
Tbe sosseros, ,s ,rc vsIusb ur, and osvog, 70 De
secured epie pu,. o. es 10 ~ -
po.,s N one ogber hOus-l tbi. hat po 20 %
OF rom spy other estsb ishDent 10 lns Guy tn4
-. fscs w.,Tsnted 10 ssyl1g nst too
- Resyer Hat offered viii excei anything nofo'"
fe BrRo cor Pine and Nassau sta
Tke usu,I fol- assortment OF Drsb Beaver HAS, ana
l.iest syles Of Psrans sDd Straw Goods
rno22 TuThLS Inn
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II TIE FoREIoN News BIZ THE ARR

II TIE FoREIoN News BIT THE AFRI-
CA is Of importance as regards Portugal,
whore the instruction of the Marshal Sal
dapbs is entirely successful, and the Queen
has been obliged to name him President of
the Council, after an attempt to appoint
the Viscount dc Castro and the Duke of
Terceira, friends Of tho fallen Minister
Count de Thonar, and by whose appoint
ment his return to power, after short de-
lay, would have been secured. There is
nothing popular or fundamental in this
movement. 1t is acknowledged that Count
de Thomar was about as poor Minister
as could be, and the feeling of the army
and people was in favor of any change,
yet not sufficiently favorable to Saldanha
to secure his immediate success. Portu-
guese politics, however, have scarcely moro
interest than South American. Their rovo-
lutions and Instructions are generally aims
at personal success, and are rarely inspired
by great principles. We have no account
of anything beyond Saldanha's appoint
ment. In ENGLAND, Ministers have car
ried their Malt tax by m,jOrity of 1866
The Great Exhibition continues to be of the
same absorbing interest. The receipts are
from $4,000 to $4,000 a day. Horace
Greeley has been appointed Chairman of
the Jury of the Royal Commission for the
Exhibition, No. %. There are 80 Jurics
in all, and we publish the names of the
Chairmen in another place. In FRANCE
M. Girardin of the Pressc has opened a
lively attack upon Generals Chsngarnier
and Cavaignac, charging the former with
the intention Of descending upon England
to Republicsnize it. while Ledru- Rollir
was Minister of the Interior. Neither of
the Generals respond. Petitions begin to
como in for the revision of the Constitution
and for the prOlongatiOn of the Pfesiden-
tial power. There is no doubt that an i'm
portent movement will be made to this
end. We refer the reader TO the proper
head for additional French facts of interest.
In GERMANY, tho Dresden Conferences
are about closing, and the Frankfort Diet
was to open by the middle of the month.
There are rumors of royal reunion at
Warsaw, at which the Emperors of Rus
STA and Austria, and the King and Queen
of Prussia, will be present. From SPAIN and
ITALY there ia little to note except that, in
the former, the Queen threatens to imitats
her sister of England, and in the latter, re-
action is entirely triumphant. The weak
ness Of the Grand Duke of Tuscany,
which appeared as amisbiity In good
fortune figures as tyranny, in the chsgrin
OF power recovered by foreign arms.
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The next Concert will take place on Friday
evening at Tripler Hall. The auction iOr the
sale Of tickets will be held in the Hall on Thurs
day morning at lOl. "C0miH' @ro' the rye "
will be added to the programme, and sALvI VIII
siDg "SpirtO gsntil," from La FavOnse' On
Thursday, May 90, Morning Concert viii take
place at Castle Garden. We notice, on the BIZ
for Friday evening, the Overture TO AUber's new
opera "LEnfdzt Prodigrs."
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NETWORK TRIBUNE
NEW. YORK, THURSDAY, MAY 90. 1851.
Ks- Person, in this City. Brooklyn, willamsbursh and

~ Persons in this City Brooklyn, Williamsburgh and
Jer1ey City, who regular subscribers 10 The T7b
tr bat who desire to have opportunity d regu
lsry reading Mr.. Greeley'f Letters from the Worlds
Fair and from different parn OF Europe viii please hand
or send their address through the Post Office aud they
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~ GEO. NJ BEEsLEY Utica, receives The morning
Tribune In the evening and supplies subscribers regularly
eT D. M. DEWEY is our agent in Rochester
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FRKNcH sILygR poKpEKIn WTno1,e

FRENCH SILVER BoRDEREp WEDpING
CARDS TIE stienIon Of che s OF Ne York 4, nvt.ss
20 the eesuue syle ct CARD being polished pores
lain octk sdes VITA rich silver border Tnex se pxr.
scnsrly adapted fr sgsri ~eadi xnvsrons sad wheu
printed In gold form suscie which cor richosss sns
beatty 10 nneQaale - Specimen engraved IA Esypusn
old EDshsh, Gesnsn Text ADaqUe &C may seso sIIhe
sabscfoeis Also. Aver large AsStaent of splendid al.
yer eubnssed and plain porcelain wedding eavelopes cahs
Dox - ld wafes Of The varea assgos and patterns
nun The ost celebrated eselarsrs Of Pais aad Loa
dop a. EvskpEiL' - arosdwsy corner 0f Duane e.
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~ Joseph Hoxie. Esq N.w.Yo,

~Aef $50 ANcW- OH
Ciiv.-New-York, July 81, lSft- Gents: Ana, HAVING
suffered many fcn ispeset stscss OF Dyspens, In
he worst form, and amost axhaasssd NV hopss OF hsng
able 10 eosin permanent retSL odueoi 20 Aavs
10 ths Oxygensisd bitleTs prepared by DR. Geo
B. ofecp % Wine soS, '. for which yoa are hs AGENT,
f gives great peSsGre 90 say, that lie scls upoa me
have been highly bsne6e al sFaticaung The dsesse and
sfstortng % good health aud sieceFcly hope that
~ vhc Do tuferiog fcsm hal dreadful disease wn
be lntu ed TO give the msdeiss TRIAL fully believing they
VII rot be dissppcinsed IN he result
JcsePH HoxIE, IS WsfsL
For sale By A. b. d Ssnds lee EaisOp-st; A SEQ
YIN Go, SIS. aud G. Il Ring, is2 Broadway New
tork; Coddtrgton, So HadsoaSt, aud 7l5 eross-
way T. 6uion, ~ Bo~sry, corner OF Grand o.; j.
Wstr 30 0rsae-st Hall, RasAle 4 Co, 9os Greeawlee-
aae BY the druggs generally In he taiIed snes Rnd
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SUMMER COOKING SrovEs.-Tin and
Sheet Iron Bakers Hard and Charcoal Furnaces &c kc
fhe coebrned lnde pendent Air Tight Cooking Stove
SKINNER and Winter, warranted u all cases 10 bake A
large stock 81 low pFicsa Whoeasle and retail at the
New-York Stove Factory, SIS Grand. opposils Essex
M1iet Stoves delivered fee o. charge
mydA NICHOLAS Il CORY
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THE WoRLD's Gentlemen going
abroad NAV repepsh their ~srdrobes expedioSsly Al
GRKkN's Fa,hienab!e FurOishirg Eslabishnent Actor
House Every thing made there h' Ike glove, and may
be depepded al the tune promised. The shlrts
models regards IT. material and styles and The AZ
be said OF he collars, dressipg gowns, Gc6c.
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T Twenty Thousand Yards beautiful

Floor on Cloths only S. A. aud 30 per yard one aud two
ya1ds wide at 80 BoveTy. HIRAM ANDERSoNs Also Eng
hsh Floor Oh Coibs "a feet wide &c to 81 peryid OF ee
giant tapestry marble and chuZ figures the largest assOrt
Rert 10 be found
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ARTIFICIAL ErEs.-Just imported q largo
10 OF The hnesl ard mos, eesuia Freneh Artificial Eyes
They be irsersd without she shlest pAiu or opera
BON, and when properly sasp ed vii move ana lo,k HE
re nsiofsi kye Apply 10 Dr. DANES w POWELL.
Ocullst Aarisl, he, WGrenst corner Brcsdwsy
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UNDER GARMENTS ron THE SEASON.
AASkis Raw, les sowesy. oder very superior uuele
especially acspted 70 ne season. pleasant wear es,
TIC dussbe and not liable % ahnk II WaBhinF ThSy are
Necessary 10 health and comfort
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u NEW AND ELEGANT FoULARD
SILKS ote and excellent quail offered
NSs yard, al HITCHCOCK LEsDBEArEKs Sal BROAD
way cor LeonsrdsI here a.o every variety OF Summer
Dress Goods, ~ French Mu,lms Bsfeses silk Tissues
Buege de lsines, Zephyrines Pins Apple Cloths. ana
svey Dg else that lady fast, ant In the line OF
DIP Goods may be obtained, and al the lowest market
prices- my22
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Pile END OuT.=It is as

How SOON PEOPLE FIND OUT.-lt 10 as
tonsbng how The isdies will discover store wsfTe
good article Ia sold cheap II IL this fact which draws
such crowds 10 The Carpet Store Of hessrs fErEK
soN Co 10 Canssi tecot door from MercersL These
gentlemen Keep large and we'll selected stock OF eXca
Tent goods by selling which Al sms profits they are ens
0led 10 do large Of business during the eourse OF
n
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R' WHTEHURsT's Dsgueueoty pes, at
$40 Broadway pronounced by competent Judges The
most pesioct specimens Of tbs art ever produced, and
visit TO bic gallery will sss, the mOs increduOus that be
u nly entitled 10 the high sncOmumt hs pciu % are con-
stanty receiving His gallery contains The largest eoec-
lion OF portraits OF eeebriuts ever before exhibited In
NAVY
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Up Stair Carpets are now sold at aston
ishing low prices a, 80 Bowery HIRAM ASDEssoR Beau
rh pauerb OF Veneen Sla Carpets Pa, SIS and 10 per
ward Thrse.py Stair Csrpeis Is, So and 6s Tapestry
stair Carpet Brussels Stair Carpet S. Is per cent loss
ahsu IN ha found
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e Patent TapestrY, Threc-pIY anC

Psssr, f,pe.ry Iugran Csrscis the eesauhsl scs
ever oered and prices 81 the celebrated cheapest
Carpet Esshihmcnt In the United States g BoSsry al.
RAM ASDERSeN's. Do not al 70 Iced o. hes.
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Peterson AND HUmPHREr.-We have

IETEH5UN MID tIUMFHhEf = W HdVU
studied the Interests OF house eeping friends by call
Ing their attention, from week TO week to the advantages
that be gained by purchase OF Carpets OIL Cloths
&C 81 the aud extensive store keps by Peterson
HUMPHREY, 1T the Of Broadway and White sts.-
These eeouemen traders In ~hom Ne placed she
almost reliance yhay cell TO benefit their patrons as well
a. them salves my2l a
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BARNuM's.-TO- day we have no doubt
hst near three thousand persons will b. seated within the
walls OF he spacious lectseroc witness he wonderful
performances Of the Bstsu an Chlldren." The crowt
anEag lhe previous three day. has been enormous
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~ English Imperial Three-ply Car
n, ne, and besan,al desigrs for Spring saes Il e
Rowery. Hiram AEDEEsos,s fhis morniag ETneay
,ses vii be ex hioe1 aud s,h very cheap Aso. tar
e. Esn e''''''- o. . : - =
RTyERE HOUSE, Boston, Oct. Is. 1850.
-DEaRsIR: return you nv very best thanks for voc
bs.urfa rooth Powder and wssh with Witch yea have
Dr. Jobp A Cummings complete oct Of dental tots A.
.es. are 70, a.. as Z 10: sy q ra SIS BrO,dwiy
VIM. Cary Co 2iS Pes,ls
T JOHN GREAsoN, PAT Gieenwich-Ss.,
has "a rand and awsys eepss srRe ard handsome var
ely Of Window shades. Paper Hsosinss Coros 80
rs, uns ~ bn1iness As many families who moved sst
e,k must be IL want OF something new 10 this Inc neJ
had betier give him eau
r INDEPENDENT CITIZENS have tnelr
own Home,tesds ard recsive In the hse OF properly
what Others waste 10 psying rent Az Sno % s.or;s oa
tomorrov At the Exchange WslEss. and bay pi0' Oh
ground for their own bone.
TrEnFR FEET.-If you wish Boots and
Callers viii DOT bart The feet mSa. ooon , So 70
shaped lasts ard scientific phnepe yoo nuu 90 -
WaTKINss ia Futon.st, who h1i maze Los ~. n's
stsni study for many yeas HIS Booe ~. :, ois
formed Sold al reasonable prices ana We ss
shoe. N.Y. -
n Stockings, Summer Under Clothing
and .n,s Furnishing articles 10 great variety and DECIDED
IL cheap At PHRRIsHs Csnssi Stocking Store 70 Canal
Al ID block from Broadway.
GX SroP THE FUGITIvEs -
Stop them stop UAO'
The insect crow;
Yhey come from crsck sud Granny
Good Lord! what troops.
From beds wAlIs, st0ops.
Who ever saw 80 mapyI
Why come they out
The floors about
listen, Each eager crowder
Has come, In haste,
To spud and taste
It's death dose-LYoN'S Powder IN "a.
Depot. IA Broadway. myIS ot-
" FowLERs & WELLS, Phrenologists
srd Publishers Clinton Hail. Isl Hssssnst near the Puh.
FIRE INsURANCE.-Tho Liverpool and
London Fke and Life Insurance Company Office 30 wall
st Authorized Capital R20eO 000 or @00e0oooi paid uP
Capital 100000 surplus and reserved Fund 9SO0to or
320OON0 This Company has formed local Board OF D
this city (dny qualified by holding the required
number Of shares with fun powers 10 Issue policies for
Fire RISKS settle all losses and 10 invest 10 New ali
funds derived from premiums and the sale Of shares.
Directors
JAMES Brown, Chairman.
FRANCIS CoTTBNET, Deputy Chairman
Geo. Barclay, Mortimer Livingston
MARI w. Colet, Royal Phelps,
Conrad w Faber, I'd Y. 6snderssn,
Francis Griffin, William Wetmoro
Resident Secretary Alfred Pell
m7 lswThSm Counsel Of the Board. FrAs Griffin
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w English Imperial Three-ply Car.
,av Of new and besa,al desgrs for Spring saes - .
80 xiil be exhibited aud sid very chssp Aso Tar-es
NV CsIpets Sc Cd 7s ss and 90 par yard CAL and SIS
hem
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A NV SuMMER HAT.-The Gentle

n
mans Summer HsI-WAsrocK. Hsitsr.. have ave- g'sa
pleasure In announcing thai toey WI inIodaes ~, ~ ~.
=, s,eotIsmen', SUNNI weI
Fhs and besuful BAT snufsetured OF az -,
nov rsre spece, OF French Grey boaVvf never before "
sesnnteo for sisr purpose IN this country, ana pos
ssssss dependent Of color tvnien eonfn u US '"J
NJ gestsnen with whom rarity 10 consid eraron We
cave ply say ,bsi ssvng - We oeneve seguso ne
sn,on M one o,beI boass Hat not TO be obtained
n iu purity 81 any ober establishment 10 MS cry ana We
fss srrsned 10 believing bat here has never oesn nh
nroduesd Dos sessioT much Intrinsic Lne.s or Gen
temsn's Summer Hats the Fr7een Grey Dgevs.. az -
wSsso" Broadway, New York
w M. G. ST. JOHN, Halter, respect
,v e.Is The attention Of bis and the public 70
tbs Style Of F,Lch Cray Beaver nat 9oT 'p1 .p1 o
. .s 65GdIssc .Ss ss ssecOn Of ar s0
esedinriy well adapted wear excelng 10 hsnt
mesa nsxby anything pre'i0u, nss9d % 1s pun
M m,aiw. corner Pln. aud N...su st. -
W GEMS SUMNER HATS FOR 1851:
The pe1SS Be-. III: cI the sun asi Is now out
.oSehsr with vsriey o. undfess Summer ha's-hght
Sssbir and Of best material snd The highest hnsh
%s t sSS.ns ep s ssbsrss 1nsss5y to Old aud
moderate prices GENlN, III Broad way,
nya2it 0ppOr 81 Peurs
A GRyAT ASSORTMENT OF STRAW HATS.
-" sus~s show which way the wind blows" aud the
ss,ortmont OF besutiful Straw Hats selling Ike bot
cnkesD Everything In the bead line OF the
heal and cheapest be procured al KsOXs famous ht
emit l28 Fulton ct and advise strangers now
In he civ 10 call and make their selections
ELEGANT STRAW Hairs FOR CHILDREN,
epRrEG AND SUMNER sIYLEs.-BANTA, 1O6 Canal corner
of Woos.y-,t has an univsed assortment OF ChlfTens
Summer Has peculiarly suited 90 TIE season In their
costume for either btys very le girls his assortment
of boys and chldrers spoR sye o. caps extensive.
and well WORTHY lie examioaion OF all myzES'
w The Hat FINIsHERs' UNION will
this dsy Introduce their Summer sle Of GenIemeus dab
Beaver Hats which combines ali OF tho desirable Qualities
of 6ne material gbtness and safely In tbs highest de-
gree Also Panama LeRhOrn, a. al " the various styles
Of Straw Hats for aud boys all OF which have been
iu6icOuy selected ard will he sold al The lowest rates 81
III Park row, OF poslts he AstOr Holse.
BThis 10 the only Association OF practical hetersm
sbe civ No branch stores my2D 81"
SPRING AND SUMNER FAsHIoNs.-Hats
ara Csps in their variety unsurpsssd by any Al the One
Price Store l28 Csnslsi. Please examine before par-
chasinR. my&2 ST J. W. heLLOuU
ROCKY MOUNTAIN SILvERY BEAVER
HATs, WITHOUT MIXTURE -Sumsey Siyies-We are pro-
pared TO furnish gentlemen about 10 v Europe during The
Worlds Industrial Exhibition In London with this great
American Summer Hal whose Of popularity are eQua
ed only Its comfort and unique msoua
LEARY co. Hstters,
and leaders OF fashion for Genslemons Hsts,
ms II Nos 5, and Aston House.
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R GENIN's SUMNER HATS FOR l0s

NENTN NH1H
nhn .xi.ndid RoeLv nfsio s~.va- he 80 -LOo -
Ine ofess .fys Tor the Sum is now out
.ogefber with . vsrety % undess Summer ha's-hght
S,sjy ara of the best material snd be highest hn'sh
Whila adding every sessDr vsusble improvement
20 his fabrics GENE adberes unal,saoy 70 o4o ana
moderate prices. OENiN, III bfosa nnAys
py22 10 oppOhe 81 fault
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fX The Hat FInIsnERs' UNIoN vii

SPRING AND SUMNER FAsHIONs.-hats
ard Csps in their variety unsurpsssd by any At the One
Price Store l2s Csnslsi. Please examine before par
chAsns. Lml22 81 J. w kELLOGG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-22

A GREAT ASSORTMENT OF STRAW HATS.
-" sus~s show which way the wind blows" aud the
rush TO KEoKs 10 fair evidence OF The supsnory OF h.
sssortpent Of beautiful Straw Hats, selling Ike bot
cakes0 Everything In the bead gear line OF the
best and cheapest be procured al ksoxs famous n
eslsbsbmept l28 Fu0ust and We advise strangers now
In he civ 10 call and make their selections