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Class No. 4-WAits ash Plcnk Boards and Elm Boards
oofee measure, lengths n inches wide,
feet, measure Is feet lengths, u inches wide, az
feet measure lengths "a wide,
$50 feet board Is feet lengths la nchs. wide, IL
500 board lsse, lengths inches wide, inches
500 IL to Is e,longs, to 10 inches wide
feet, measure, 10 lengths inches wide, x
inches thick ~
1000 feet board MEASURE IL to 10 feet inches w'ds
10000 board usual length. and breadsh', inch
10000 feet measure lengths brsads inches
10000 feet MEASURE lengths breadt inches
10000 feet board measure 10 inches wide ~
SEQ feet board u TO s to 20 inches wide
500 is feet lengths, ls.o Is inchs.
wide, inch thick
400 feet be BY the thousand feet, board ,.
be qusItersd.
board MEASURE "a % long 10 inches wide
ioOs 90 2s foe, long 10 inches wids
1900 IA IS feet long, to 10 nehs. wide
feet IA % fee. long to inches wide
feel h ,nen 'n,ss TO ., fee, long, to niche. wide
inch thick
$500 feet, per NJ feet, board measure.
be quartersdhe edges be clear of
wane.
Gas. No. s-cypre. Plank and Boards.
feet measure long 10 inches wids u inches
thick
1000 feet measure long 10 inches WIDE
thick
1000 feet, measure long 10 ~ide
inch thick
1900 feet, s % feet long 10 inches wide
. thick
900 board 10 "a feet to 10 inches WIDE
n inch thick
900 feet, 10 u feet long, sinchss w'dc
thick
asoo feet board 10 to 70 fee, long 10 inches wide
inch thick
1900 measure 10 % long wds
Inch thick
1850 feet, per NJ feet, board
The TO be quaeredte edges To be clear Of
Class No. g. Hhits Pine.
5000 cubic feet white plank stocks, be from hrtyhve
length, OF stocks be less than
Jo~iser inches at The small end to be straight 10 be
measured by the cubic foot.
Whue prs PLANK Board, known No. l. or nrsi quaty)
600 feet 20 n inches wide,
~ inches thick 1 .
600 a % feet to ~ inches wide
~ inches thick
1000 measure 20 fes long IS n inhe. wide
inch thick
1000 measure .nsha and breadths inches
1000 feet board measure Lengths and brsads inche.
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MOSES l.. HOLT,
ATTORNEY couSsEILoR LAW,
Saw Fraweiseo, California.
RHypnrscHs Hon g. w Inge NJ c., Alabama John Taylor,
Mobile, Alabama Messrn Rhodes. Wright Co.. New Or
leans Louisiana Henry Clark Tarboro North Carolina
city, r. Heasy, ESQ., Boston Mas.schussu A. R. Hs,ch esq
Portsmouth. New Hampshire MVEAw1y
NEW York California millionaire Association
~ thousand dollars Capital o.
000 limited number of shares be Obtained BY inhseRAl
capital special partners admitted
Of New York,
sona liability future the Of o. 900 cash, and
ce6cac Of issued therefor annually
with fair prospect Of doubling whole, safe operations In
mining United under the direction and
Of OLIVER HOLDEN,
A tho General and Chief ofthe Company
No. ~ Wall street, New Yoik.
Caans and other responsible parties throughout the Unon
who can aid In obtaining contracts with me Unsd States on app
and The To be employed ~ diff
sren. Pon. whs line .te.sr. and vessel. car Be made
from Europe Asia, Ahca, and the Americas III lEL
There and increasing business doing with Csifor
MIS- the P.enc and 20 long the supply Of gold Continues
the demand capital manufactuses will astonh
mos, liberal views and ssicnaons therefor And Is this
demand and thereby association being formed
der hc firm ana style Of q. HOLDEN 4 CO.,
Mercantile, eca and Commission Msrchanfs, BANKING,
Insurance and Mining Agent" New York and San Francisco
Capni o. 100000. H #@ .
Feb Att
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Black Spruce, 10y the pieceD
piece sticks IS feet long, 10 inches diameter.
IS do DO 50 dc do ii do do
by the piece)
100 spruce poles from y inches inches diameter and from
be got straight taper.
The OF all be taken third Of their
length from the butt ends.
Class No. e-Mahosary, board measureJ
os 81, Domingo from to is feet length to bc Is inches
square-say $50 fee,.
SOC feet board measure 81 Domingo IL to 70 nces wide, inch
feet, measure Domingo, wide,
500 feet Domingo, a 20 inches wide inch
thick
500 board bay wood u to 20 inches wds inch
feet measure wood, 20
500 measure wood, 10 30 inches wide, inch
thick
900 board WOOD i2 to 90 niche. wide, inches
feet board ms.ure bay WOOD wide
thick
47so feet, per NJ feet
susquehonna lack alnm
goo feet measure inches wide, inch thick
80 feet board measae y 10 70 niche. vide inch h'ck
board 1910 20 inches wid ainches thick
GOO feet board measure y TO ~ inches wide ~ inches thick
900 feet ~ 20 inches wide, inches thick
800 feet per NJ feet board measure.
Cherry Board.
900 feet measure 10 inches WIDE inch thick.
Glass No g-Lisnumpii6.
9 tons, II inches diameter per Of 22,o pounds.
NAvY-YARD, PENSACOLA.
CLAm No. l.-Lums~r.
wide, rough sdssd per ss,, board measure
CL.ss No. a-H1ne Oak.
900 slaves, feet long X inches thick, per slaves.
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EPARATE proposal. will be Isesssd AZ ssis once, until the Isl
N 49, al etoss nent delivery Of bulk,
the use troops u die United stases upon speeuos a. fol
lows.
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kAu.s ToR sUEoix AND ASIA, NJ TIKI AMERICAN
STEAMSHIP ARCTIC.
flc wsGsLI HsrA,p VII be published at hslkpat
aiue O'Clock THE morning II viii lie ready In single
-rappers, to So by the Arctic sa.s at To-
day Her malls viii close al hsl,-psst ten O'Clock it,
contents VIII enbr1oe nli the important news q the
wcsk, printed in french and English single copiSA
-.Ipenec Copies can b. obtained Edwards landlord
Co.'S, Liverpool and London; and b. H. Revous PatLA
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ss.ral and very sayant.geous a-rtnsemene With oompc
and responsible 90 proceed Immediately rns
lane 20 secure Psten and present L uprpvemen there
the public ana pvt than in.o practical AL
connected With che business will 10 the
erber and his associates tAsy will require Tho boaa
swo responsible persons for Tho amount ~ hundred
thousand deilarr 70 guaranty aud secure faithful perorm
The business trusted hs charga
take ths opportunity state fr tho information
beneat Of those directly Indirectly Interested in ir,-
rrovcasnts this o,rnetsr amer eomr4aslon
al their busnee1 together VIII nnshing minor srrsag
TO properly the terests 81 the
serlber and his sssctsteB therein, before being
public all Of which Will be accomplished early ia June he
.ri Immediately thereafter publicly exhibit BIS inpyoyc
snt las applied to yseaes for Ocean sni nlsn nsvya
Zion In The ct,.s OF New YORK, Boson Philadelphia Bait
tasre and Washing ton, and then ue public viii have
opportunity to judge Of the merits kCportaEcs and value
~ hts Inventions AM impyc yestnts.
" DARIUS DAWSON Asko. uaueA.
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OMsNrAL rRIN0Es--A LANCE ASSORTMENT or
al, aLrafp spwaRS sss CO.. sS s r..
PAR cRANronD NO. 10 ATLANTIC sTREgT
-. Brooklyr uis week ask rartcnar sstonuon 70 the
oing adysrteerent In conssgu.nr. The is<ncss -
sSsss aur,s sG,S ns i@pors.a sssS. hass sesn I'D a.
sueh gres sssrihets at hsy ar thereby esnbed e Ell
rino ssa tess,,fui rrsn LAW rom ae 70 ~
, sIs an is se r sSs ~ !, s sarss r, - ~
Ing crsre shsSls are invited - tssmns email 10y Of tho
LAWS - redsssd ppis.s asntss lace sns .o a.
Lind nantas made . order. Dress GooGs--ThrougAout
ssss. Lac. ana Msarnius Ss: men. .sS sSy wear
n rrst variety Just rsSe4ytd soma Handsome summer
cprsIss IRON s. % AZ each. nsas.ss.psag asSas@fS
addition - Drsp.res, pamast Tstla iInsas N.phiss
feorsr crs.i Tor s,a ss 6 eiaSs md al p SSssss
closing "a Hoser, SAD oleves hrss sit Gloves es Per
TO CITY LADIES, AND LAriEs IRON InE corN
= The cheap fsr,y arr geess tore ss7y late rs
nT'sa NIX, ssi., agSr ssSy, I. .srs INV
fsr.r ars, is,s q ispsy asy sosd. viz aoTsrr Z
b. ssd We pIss 60, rvsS hsisry Hsss s.
s,rh cSilssi Car. Sssy,. o,n,as risiass sna Insert,
seminal savsncs from hrt All p-rsens wsnns seoas
,s ,i ,ss saesis ~, is ~ ca, .s,sr a.
between Bs,ytay snd re,inso- ..sses.
pARAsoLsIHE svsscnisEa.issa' t,., ,rs 1.. RE,
,s-ed nad ese-s Cor isaies ana in ey.-p ysrs.s ~
s"of ii t Es'iis:S ' Ss.sa-.y
MANrLLAS, 1r.sri.,sr y Psp. ss9 o
hess rarrsf~sy. Invites TIE attention q Ladies ~
..sssss srs ss.ins .s,h ss,.,
$500 ,s.rss s. ss,s bis. ,rs ..,t Wa srs
tal Brussels and otr iacee Alec ciess .pe.lsaa
M ss, ia ssVs' s ss' . =. g -.
Go. STT iss'f pr..4ry.
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LODGINGS. &c.

A rRENCn PRIVATE FAMILY WILL LET TO hrNGIE
IN gentlemen only. two large, pleasant and very we'll isr
nhed rooms VITA f or partial beard, use of tssa, 40
Location reaaant and broadway, ~Fs sdf nee
higher than Hpusos Addroe O. d. bfoa8vsy Pest
Ofee.
n oDGIsGs No --TuRSIsJiED ROOMS TO LET, wfru-
IL hoard, st No. ~ Jay street. Green vi. tosras
moderate. There 10 aiming saiosn ~ NO sS GreenvSsh
street ciorc by.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-24

" EsreDsshcd, lG Nassau street, of Ann " H. VIII
issaa the summer fashion for rentemens Hats The
Hat che which he has esn 1ea the
labor without regard 90 cost 81 satneE
tpsi or workmanship With the view a rendering entr"y
HAT before exhibited. aud this
h has fully accomplished, te-des selling t Twenty
I-g les than other fast ionabis store
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tho many inquiries ty .ssor which ~ the ty.
q ruYoe would cay tnathe one hsnsrsd mcEttts nece,
say 70 the initial operation, nearly all OBJ
ssaed. As The full number have signed toe A.
90 viii books for The reception Of TIE hsndrtd
nsmes The scrber8 in the country will please tear In
ripd that sood city reference o, staer seesry VII be IN
every caae necessary before Tho delivery ~ the
Ihs esety Of this Will DO apparent 70 every onc II t
seIske number 81 Members obtsinei Tie company will
commtnee operations tbs let o jane. The kceks
No "a NNs.-n' -
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raxrARArloss AT wAsHrsoroy ron PRE.pssr

PREPARATIONS AT WASHINGTON PoR PRESIDENT
1AK,so, AT THE NEXT SESSION OF CONGRESS-
We perceive that Mr. Corcoran, the great govern
nsnt banker At Washington, the living American
Asthschild IN nnaAce-and Ear more generous AMI
aAiabie man, to boot, than the Hebrew-has made
arrangements for erecting whole blocks Of private
swelling houses Of such construction and arrange
nent as will be suitable for tho prncely residences
OF rfch members Of Congress- and diplomatists with
hong salaries. For many years past, thorc has been
great difficulty, when a millionaire sent to
Congress, or appointed minister, to procure,
without great deal Of trouble, "a decent house,
with proper apartments for giving large parties, and
living in style of eelat and splendor, suitable for
conducting political intrigues. Out Of the profits,
which have been made through the treasury loans,
the Mexican and Florida claims, the government
contracts, and all other matters that yield drip
pings, Mr.. Corcoran is probably the richest man
n Washington, and is well enabled to engage in
AAe very patriotic and profitable enterprise which
p attributed to him.
We may expect, therefore, that many private
aale~s will be opened during the noxt session Of
Congress, and that great facility viii be given for
ssSducting those bargains and arrangements that
generally precede the contest for the Presidency.
Al the parties will determine the next winter, at
Washington who Il cir candidates for the Presidency
win be- and the increase of habtable houses for the
convenience of SUI cabas and eoeies is very ere
d6table to tho financial mind of the American
Rsthechild, his com missions and per censage
Ssdrsted therefrom.
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Broadway eovner Of Canal street has In addition 70 his
magnificent assortment 81 Straw Goods for geutsn add
ehldren unturpassabo style % Hattie Beaver
for summer wear All his wsrcs o. The BOA aa8
The eheA ptst Quality.
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EUROPEAN ApyRRTusKMEsrs.

ENTERED At sTATIosERS HALI4--gREAr gxrt.
~ hilton Amanae. for lii containing view ef zee sud
Neusr connected Win The ,sms In English yr.sok and
SsrAn alec how - wis In days the whole 81 ,hs
,.I,os, sshit,,isns = ions.n sns .s Prnsr.l
targe sad othes Information PukAss By
RCe ecas li9 ,nd 10 Bishor@gste st-es Isssos.
ard Hsasr asent- Who undertake execute on eommi
SION description q coed. 'r all parts u he
siding shroaa 70 The articles Of their .sn
tstns e British and foreign perfumery tasy havnx an
.ss,An,n, n rrspos EVER f1s q sr.sss.
.v,tns nmseif Viii. a,ins srrAfis.ory er dy,iss he
Of hair o. eli kads fsr beth iaiiss asa r.ss
Any orders received ~ them promptly attended "a
wholesale price but rvmtance With II ana
they undertake that nothing but sscas sha -
ssnt er rsea h.r name V sunsciert gnars.tea having
tAy with TIE usual allowance Is The trade; b. haa hy
erdsy o. al bookecers and rewavenders throwshcpA ths
scrli' Asdreos, koss Bona ils snd I7o sshepsssts
100mLN. or THOROUGH REsoIurs BusrN es-
AVV habits, are wanted ', hs Western and scssss--
r,a~e 70 rn the American Lawyer ard Business Maze
Leg nsos ssnpilsd ~ ". p.sale ESQ., sOssssiss
srcwmstsnee in The ordinary nsaeione a bp.se.s IA
e Lars efssch stat, usehcli NJ rr.np
hiis chsvei Mcrsas.s Rights Of Marrisa wcr,sa ss As
.aes sr,st yar,es, q niorrstion on svse-s
s.,es lntsres BoOlkcrvrs Fs,uraisatios Ao Jsssps-
atlo msrehsnts mechanics. nrmsrr r~sfss-sssi n.A
counties ana wSp sf nyis srs . re -s,s sss s
sh fs,. fss esq sss % s :srs Essss so so
V ,nt ssy oas DESTROYS y ,rs,s n * sals u X
wort 90 INC receipt rf sspss pess rsa u. ppssssssrs
. dss, 'sI sss.s no sy, !. re- r.. ss.:s
rsiif:xf isSisd. is ' sss.s sss.sns;'s
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coming shape l.ness and elegant simplicity o. Inc Comm
Par for boys brought out this season. cannot fail 70
them universal fAyores With saLtesr OF all
They stand IN the rs.stion 90 the Psnama for
cIdren growth which the Csnn sih hats for
young 70 the fli srei Csnsns ssscrtment
fPanaa of all sxe and Of the most beautiful shapes
texture "a believed 70 be upeauaicd IN the city.
GfNIE. IA Bro1dWxy, opDossts pGups
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Rocky Mountain Drab Beaver Has together VITA ltxgs
ssortent " nnhas, Icghcrrs AMI straw Hats Of eyey
dgeriI.i9n. Those WHO really tesutiiu Article,
would veil call ~ W. y. Dsyid succ.ssor y AMI
don,) :Vi Dre alwsy. second deer from Duane strec
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ard rntie ehavact.r of James Watson webb by
ar oerre individual, IL published this mornnR a. 12lH
Tnlten street sp nr: alec contains chapter ]. "
navel w ksdsneggl<tis Asrgacrette.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-24

get Boots fhoes or Caters 10 at Ccurtisnds street
Boots 5nes CATERS soid . Per cent cheaper shsn
other Ia ths country Beet Shoes aud Gaitcv.
Cor eals Wholesale and retail at "a arals esss under
ne MeYcLnnts Hotel. The DOCTOR
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Truth In n kwtsheli.-The cheapest and
beet place 70 get Boots Bhess and Caters At JoSEsS
n Ann street, near the American Museum.
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R>rA In Lac Railronxa.

We repuAlish from the Daily Wisconsin, 81 Anwsakts
s AZ asy
North from This oisy i in fso ~ chisasC
thence north Rock ,ss s ss
Ysnd du Lac Lake winnshsso whence .ss
E erssn e.. sss %
a. 0n s OF a as sa 81
Who had made the contract with Mess Bradley Co.. Of
;s
be sn a. and NH shgS sss trade
INTO the city Of New York.
The following letter from gentleman In New York Of
ss @ @ .. 40 .s s.Ss e RIVER i've
o. th. beet managed Imam ai that ms ever
the ssn to Sa our ons
sn. : s Hallway
feet was With r to 9sas. roads whie 1 !as
Icy Railroad have determined uDIS ss' Yon feet 1851
Is..s /: $.ss.,s 4 ss
s s. e ss.r asy in ss rss as
msne., a. Pond du Lac, Janesyis
81 rs g. s m: Sa
s,esgo The ar;eys sss made S1ras s ss nsss
the mos. able and dissinsahs engineer IN The 6nsi
states The esssra. for the Whole has ben taken
England railroads and vho.s reputation aud abuadaas
.a sss
ss s @ and viii % .ss a !, s s
about ths Of June, and Win have thousand pen
Ss ss,a s%'ad s';ss 9sf
have tn the contract and sDsoiho 'sisns entered
.s!.n in SAYING sas. sn2.. terms VIII sYos con;
ahs the eontras, for the remainder Of ibe road from
% 20 sh;s s s, The rsSs .,srs s
les Than years. win she whsie distance from
ns s rs 70 Is a s 81 & .s as s
Il S - ss &. ss rs e sss ssY
ssms mall notexe.e any enss 1esieuly hsn say mat
. .s Do hs . s'iTss b Ghs
Eesth iss population and general ens,Psis has fay
ar. e. An I s
scstinusd fnesess and nnSim.she prosprty Fond du
point a. which tho trade large district
rally centres and being place OF dep,t and .ranship
shosssDa via railroad, and .hs PLANK alre W
protected ant undertaken aha will be yorits SPOT for tho
yisinity Win bear a price In proportion TIA The
oWp ane the facss getting 70 and FROM Tito sor
am aware TN. the et,sons generally and Of
other portions u hs country hsys mad no fs, i tho
AL gas-vsl coed thing in les way, and II gene
lie right and proper principles ami
sansss. sass Vi. 80 tbs eject Il a. sss wsh sa BEN
let N sas 81 vie sssns sniarp,s sash
sagsd in IT, Amonsst tAese Hyatt Smith, ESQ. the Pre-
~ e. ~ sSo ess r. M o e
the Of having asea tho funds for ths oon-
~ ~ @ e
magnitude where mn.t other men wosid have iaed But
Is John hsss, Esq uis entng iadsv-y, his eacry
his heys sesSnpshed she OBJECT Z. vas be
night and day ssason esason he voted
himself to this work lie has removed obstacles and sur
heart IN BROKEN down any man moral courage and
less ndSrnabe Will. trnst therefore, that Mr. Macye
ia ia aeesss ana sns eonsammaIsn Of his great under
taking. Very respectfully yoars, T.
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Summer uat-warnoets' UatteYs hars treat IN
peng that they VIII nsroduoe ,his day Maj j new
and most beautiful style Of llsht Far for Gensn
& an rare ssos % French scy beaver Bsvsr
M deper dent Of color (which q charm IA esif
scmparsbie merit Te gontlston vita whom rarity IL
Wtderaticn, ~ nsv. nply - that ytnr 40
lev> secured the entire stock of this me stsria In
ks with the exception o. one Other house this
~ be obtarsd In tie purity ct any osh.r In
khs cty and feel warranted IN believing there hss
been Hat produced posessfnr much iptrso a.
sss fr senEemsns sSznor bat A. t french srey bes-
Vcr. scv Lnt odacsS ~ u.s. WARS6CES', Rslsefs.
fr,InE House Broadway, N.w York.
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G.itersN atkins ia wilton street whose reputation for
really tcod Boots Is known from cod Of The
Union 10 the other IL offering this dosidtSy
ror sscrsrsrt for ganuemens summer Thos. who
aricisa that be depended and ~ moderats
nxiees are recommended 20 call a. his estabshneat.
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ps, elegant ct Of the requisites OF sher vnaer
eicihng may insure " nt No. Artor Home. The sirg
&c. male at that estabshmen are warranted "a % with
smocthresn and &c be ready fer delivery the
day and q. th9 hour At whIoh thy are promised.
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past led katsrs doFiss rJ sa = get up The best Ia.
r The pricc 81 tie Union Hat Storu 70 Fulton
rtrae. las liz upon the sys-cm and sets competition ~
defiance. At hs Eur and M lst factory, he iasnatctnrs
his hats tho material and tire anufssuer
frodt he can 81 Che best thres dollar LAT "a
to city his thrcc sd hal asar hst. eIus sad
mi eri0r those sold for foor Try hat from The Union
nst Stor,, between william eAd C-ci3 .tx-st~.
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6trays show which tho wind blomsi" Ga1 The
rah 20 knoys fair evidence 81 the superiority Of his
sortrnert Of beaatul Straw Hats. selling lke hot
eahes Ever thing In II The head line Of the
best ana cheapest be procured es Kno1s famous hat
establishment l Fulton etrCet and I'd 9es
lev in tie city 50 cal and make thsir selections.
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Read .rn Prom, nv ,,.-1n. .nos, ,mpor-

que-on IL The day g. yhcr. Il obtained tie cheap
". h- sud oat Durable hat ?. the .,asoni beh, sn,sr
'LDCkIlLARTS" NJ the Broadway Hat Store 81 Broad
way Tor Ia beauty ofetyl tnengs Of material snd poll n
81 ngye and for te accordingly Low price 81 ~ ono price
sud quality only. 1t is not esrped eIaasd
n the world. u attest no truth 0f pisa. call aud
anime. and -at.sy yoprselses.
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NEPTUNE HOUSE, NEW ROCHELLE, " Y.IyHIs
Az doshfsl and fashionable rssidenos hsyiss
undergone estenHivs Improvement hy tie addition Of
sx.y scepr6 srartrenss asr snias rcsr, ktea.a A..
si FOR tho season june ief. Livery arrangement Ia
been made the most liberal rraa for The rsaege and
venepee o. vra and eabnog Everything apftrtsnirs 70
city hotel % the order Lea looasu Is CnsurparscA
torhesay end hcatness t.ins adiaoent = the rteers
Long lslani Sound and also gion 3ouatry. Tie
table will No maintained In supsrb manner, and The ross
sfWins and Liquor q The choicest kind. - -.
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(yoAL--gHE SUBSCRIBERS ARE RKcsivIse rEAcH
~ Orchard Coal 81 the hrst quality mined this season
whh they arc selling 81 lower price than ever before cold
n s mars. Alec schuyik White Aah, the produes Of
ths present g. the ost approved ns q. rates
protortonally lees than ren~h Orchard r. u. REEVE
Co. ~ formerly AZ fH) Murray, corner Canal ana En, and
corner Jane and West streets.
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DERs0NAI.--iY D, ryoELNAN WILL cAhsiy hear
his late friends IN Franklin street., he VII
81 ec0sshinE " lis aayantass
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-24

GOODS SHIPPED At PANAMA, /. THIRrCEA DAYS
~ from New Yerh BY A. hlLLLR co.'s California
EsJrcss, once W a street Our nett shipment hso
tbr Jonathan Monday May 9Th AID cr,eent City May
18th. This the only Cslfor ia E1peess having thsro.n
facilities the Ishmus and akt their sApnos sesua
nom Panama mail steamer Goods CLEARED md eessA
charges free 70 shippers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-24

respectfully announces his nas ladies
rail- that he nst returned from Paris with Tho most elo
goods for iadies CATERS tho most
Beautiful dossns q toilet aps that have eve, been i'm
ported s custey These goods have been selected from
he escneve mercantile houres IN Paris lie also sug
eess 70 wholesale ta be now ready u furnish
JrrTrRs. proa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-24

the styioa and sses der.d also Shirts va made or good
sitting y every article IN ht ssns furnishing iso Al
usrtthiy low prices at
sAN&AY'S lac william on, door from rniton s.rost
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-24

GTA BATHINo At RocEAwAY T. 1.-THE rAvI-
~ lion Hotel having undergone thoro f.pnir VIII opsn
tc drst of Jun- 81 GAYS tha south Ferry nrook.
lyn IT 1ch ~ Tor yAmaioe, whore etaFss viii 30 ia
readings. " convey rsters u TIE h11sN
IN tRiSTNAt1, rroprisssr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-24

The Hat EinIshers' Union win this day
srodass their Sup,r style Of gsntiemcns drab beaver
which combines all OF thc desirable qualities OF fac
material htnes aud elasticity in the hshest degree; a,s
Panama Lgghorn aod all the various of straw Hats
and yonshs s Of which have been udlciousy
eessd snd VIII be sold q, tho lonost rates No. Al Park
Row. opposite the Astor Dopso. H. BThs 10 the only as
ISOLATION practical Hessors ths oily No branch stores
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attire hnsaf IN suitable and eeaeonabe
~ tho least possible cost and from immsa.s stock then
call ne sh. great eothing house q DrGRAW CO.. l3s
Tultan street. between Brcsdwsy and the Herald 0cioa