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American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-10-21

THE Liquor BILL from the Board of Common
Council was considered by the Board of Alder
men last night until late hour; and finally
passed with sundry stringent amendments,
which will have to be acted upon by the first
named branch.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-10-21

Also, inventors and manufacturers Of Waterproof
Backing for 0coh, that win reduce the cost fifty per
cent and will soon be in market. mar n
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Washington City Items.

TRUSTEES OF THE PUBIC Schools. s.-At a
joint meeting of the two Boards Of the City
Councils last nights. Ii. Hill in the chair,
and L. J. Middleton secretary--the following
named gentlemen were elected trustees of the
public schools, namely:
Messrs. Robert Farnham, George j. Abbot,
and J. F. Halliday, from the first district.
Messrs. Thomas Donoho, V. Harbaugh, and
Z. f. Bacon, from the second district.
Messrs. Geo. NJ Dove, c. p. Russell, and f.
5. Walsh, of the third district
Messrs. Z. nj. Pearson, w. B. Randolph, and
Samuel Byington, from the fourth district.
The only changes from last year are, Messrs.
Dove and Russell in the place of Messrs McXim
and Adams-the former having removed out Of
the third district, and the latter declined an
election.
POLICE MAGISTRATE FOR THE THIRD WARD
The two Boards Of the City Councils, in Joint
meeting last night, had an animated time in
attempting to elect police magistrate for the
Third Ward, in the place of John L. Smith, the
present incumbent, he not having been so for
tunate as to succeed in procuring a dwelling-
house in the ward in which he transacts his
business, as required by law with respect to all
such officers in the several wards for which they
are elected Justice F. s. Myer received, on
the first ballot, fifteen votes Justice Thomas
Donoho, sixteen blank, one. On the second,
+. 5. Myer, sixteen votes; Thomas Donoho,
fourteen blank, two. There being no choice,
neither gentleman having received majority
of all the votes, the election was postponed for
one week; and the joint meeting then dissolved.
We have reason to believe that the name of
Mr.. Donoho was used in this election without
his knowledge. e.-EDs. AM. TEL.
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DR KEILrSGER, DEAR sfR,-NY HAIR CONT.

nR. kEiIINGER DEAR siR;-MY HAIR CoNTI-
- nues ttm and thick had none when commenced
usinn INC huid Mr. Dckscn NJ Hudson WHOM have
sttnsed TO- had no hair from hl seventeenth 70 his forty
aeehd year knew BIN well. Ills. we'll my case
VIII astonish who will make examination. Yours
truly, VIM. Gardner No. - Second street. wamsburgh,
!. T. Another wonderful refcrcnceMr John Clarke, q
Hastings Ncstehester Co had hair for fifteen years.
saw Mr. q W indeed most wonderful growth. There
were more than twenty frncd hair restored In
the village Of ionkers Yours, sincerely, James Miller.
am Ne Known q c1 Alderman Gettys the Hon. Aaron
Narte. o. Workers Nestoheser Co. Mr. q. W. Waing ~
NE chiefs ofFolce cht has fnc soft Thick eurley head
81 ha-hRd none Wien he began using the fnid No Idle
assertions here Dr. X has eases Of from twenty-five 70
thN year, tdrtss restored which other
ha dome Ibe doctor viii forfeit $1,000 fails prove
that he has sold 60 a reach H. from Is. each
Derote go Pearl street and 81 the Do t0r al l76 Broad
way, White, front Grand aud Iroome.
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CLOTHING.

GrRiSC CIoTutNC-otR SELECT AND EXTENSIVE
- stock 81 Clothing for the Is ready, comrris
frr ell the latest tycs Of garments Of tho day and
thing that and chaSe goods 10 le found in tha
Eurt pcan markets. -. \ J. DENLlN,
e and - John It., corner of Nassau 81
A CARD-JANEs HARRIS on $40 BROADWAY, re
~ turn HE most grateful thanks - hs friends ani public
~ general for their Lind patronage for the last six
JONES Harris hps leave TO acquant them of the removal Of
his ststk ~ srns furnishing goods 70 No taj broadway,
wlef re will continue 70 manufacture Shirts ant nader
meuts 81 order 70 thtr thorough atcton, and thereby
lofes e deserve tho continuation Of thee favors
EAsr orr CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED.
" I'll highest price he obtained BY ladies ana
tcntn wlo lave shy left of Clothing Furniture AMI Jewel
Sc dsTtse ~ by fspda, through otherwise,
for j IEvENSTIN. fCi Broadway, W stairs
ladies atttld,a ely MIS- Lsytrstyh,
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HOsIEsTEADS.

MANHATrAS BUILDING AssocIArIoS.-sALE
1vA otshsrts Note. Members Requested nay their
dues on er before Monday evening" May i,th when the
Btwery q o'clock az which time shares viii BE- SOLD The
Association increasing 20 rapidly that those who desire
join must d. At The second months dues will
payable May sts An Opportunity 10 given uccu
favorable those Who
barther high rrts In the securing Of home exempt
execution, funetgal attendance Is requested.
NIB. pues viii h. received at the secretarys once.
Nstfauttrs,, rocmp. MORGAN hORGANs, President.
GEtrRE A HOMESTEAD IN THE CITY.-AN oPPoR-
- tunity IL offered that every may have
home in fourifhing city and ray
msn The subscriber respectfully calls the attention those
doing business in New York and vicinity TO the beautiful
village ~ South brooklyn ~ mile
the Hamilton Ferry whore lots offered at prices
payments III be taken ~ weekly monthly nssimcns-
1Ls settle l. 90 well known that particular de-
tcrIon Unnecessary b.side the grounds must be
% y appreciated and purchasers mus, judr for themselves
hundred lots have been disposed Of aud about
twenty buildings already erected The object VI ts
merely call IN. attention Of mechanics, clerks. and
others 70 the fact that u s within their
iosse and grounds ~ their without going nifty ss,y
p,ils from the city Of New York
sufsi.nt The residence Of the subscriber the
.Rge run from the Fulton Ferry every six minutes vn,
eClosh nj night STAGES also irc the HAMILTON and
south Ferries fare. VI. cents.
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,upPLIEs OF COAL FOR THE AIMS HOUSE DE.
rsrnentPcoposes 1ese snd endorsed a. above. sill
received by the Governors the Anhouse their oHe,
otunda, Park uxtil ~ o'clock NJ, q the 2h Instant ,r
|rilying 5000 tons broken COAL aud 20 tons stove coal,
Heavier Black Heath. Wyoming Lehyh or - any and all
sCrrfoBs II the best lua Tree from ehesnnt and pea
|e and ali Their rmres each ton 70 conais 81 220 bs.
II h. delivered Bellevue loot of Twenty sNth street,
a., River Blackwehs and RI lals saaas and a such
tls city We Gssgnated fr that purpose,
ush times aud IN ssh quantities ns ray b. re- ulrsi
efore the la day Of kotsmber next Tree 81 al expense,
20 be subject q tie nsreotaa Of e. mtert person
pointed bs TIC Governors Tor thai purFose Nhoes decision
rcsp,ot q qray sbs he final Proposals. = l. accnm
aed ~ the ~ tre resroafibe rsons s their
sent u writing security for he 0jthul rerormLaee o.
contract Toe Goa e.ors eye the privilege ~ te.
.rtne az te broteu coal All g1 cxs II glove coal ~ 40
Iy rrad the taiaaoc will Mt rrotaty be required g be
Iycred before The 10 fay ~ NIVembct ntK Aag ntpr
ten that may b Required viii bs srsg apgliestignst
v office. g. r. ty6DDfNGrON,
IL. HnRRICK,
- y. HENAd
New York. May e. iN5t.
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MATRIMONIAL.

MhTRlM0NY MADE EASY or now 10 WY 4
" loNer-ireiessor lawten. london having arrived
Fotn VII snd 70 any address rocsipt ~ one dollar
post uaa. pom directions ~ lie ndsa cenecn 70
WI Vie devoted aaetops q he opposite seS. The rr9ees
ntmpe nv - ,apuNating that az may ~ rarred ire
tie9iNt q BIT appearance position and Lest thtuNh
rctlast tan le arranged NTH ouch ease end dceasy hat
ssttcu.n l. impossible hddrgas Professor taWteu, Batcn
Mats letters taken from The fot VGee uBl.s tls los
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CAL.IEORYIa.

ocKwELL \ PALMER. COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Z and General I9rwatdng Express Axshts saeramept
y. calngEna.-w y. Palmer. hayins gssiled several
IN Calhqrnis aa3 the sandwich Isan1s AMI Dsnr ALL
uanted wh the various nning districts, respectfully
ctF share "a tic rstronaro n those WHO Lays busn
X transacted etAcr In California &c tAs SaniscA lanl
srs q Asc8nSraf = &C.. Sta-lty Jani1n C8 If05p.
Eco. al rrtss. Hshs1n Co. William Pickett col . Il
Tx. Fan franttsegs 1axert 4 iillt D9WgAty \ Si8sa
Gator Iiam'lton 90, Sacramento CITY.
IRcHorP DE SOFA h co. COMMISSION MaR.
chants. San Francisco Csiii,rnia. kolerepOesNcssrs.
~ Co, Nt. Ihomsa, ". 4, MoNler, saud y Eiera,
en- lrutliug 4 Creschen, rondo John a. Droore a
lsGslTka.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.


(NEHTREyIlLE COURSE, LONG IsLAHD-TRoTriNC.
~ purse Of $50 Will be given for Horses that
purse the above amount three mile heats IN harness
go 20 the second beet Hors To of May 2ist.
uf TO close onday ang May 18th, by 10 o'clock T..
N.. at Madden sHotei JOEL CONKLfS, Proprietor.
kSENTREvfLEE COURSE, LONG IsLASD-TRoTTfSc.
~ purse Of So will se given mile heats best three
Nv In harness tree fer Horses that
$50. To 18th. Entries close Monday eve.
|piEg, May 18th, By 10 o'clock Il. M Maddens Hotel
JOEL CoNKLlN. Proprietor.
~ day, May 18th. at az o'clock r. M-Matsh for Slow
nie heats. IN harness Mclaughlin names b. 4 Pei
JOEL CoNcKLIN. Propriet.r
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INDIA RUBBER GOODS.

THE CONGRESS PfRATED-CAUTtoN To SHOE
dealcrs.-Iearning that unprineipci Tsr-cnx
saernr Elastic Gore u manufacturers % Fatent Con-
Beets. nbde by braduE Neatinx India Rubber in
spch ~ cause shrr q contraction expansion q
tie bric With tie spring ts n.tiee given. that mode
81 covering snd cenhninr hrnus materials WI ceris u
Inaa Rubber II usea ia making Con Bpots v direct
and positive Violation q patent aud whoever nanme
turcs or cells the Congr Boots thus made, will bt
tuted pr DAMAGES. All Who authorized ny a.
required - stamp each pair With the words Days
Patent AZ others nfrnFennent ami dealers
warned aEsRst the consequence II they choose - ~
eerned IN pirstins this patent. HORACE n. DAY.
Oener q the CONGRESS Boot fatgnt.
IN. B-Ioenses granted ~ u courtlandt street New
York and by authorized agents throughout TIC rrited
States except Massa hustts Maine and New uampsre.
o~ned ~ Csarlcs NinslOw, q Lynn. Mass
METALLIC INDIA RUBBER SHOES, TOR EXPORT
i and hone trade AZ e0lcsaleThe subacrhtr hs been
appointed ~ Messrs Hart,horn Co.. " Providence, L.
sole agent N New York for tie sale 81 their shors The
qushv style aud hnish tcsf shoes he
W other manufacturer They viii BE- warranted 10
Every and offered the most favorable
The trade A. respectfully invited tosxamine them wse
house, lel BrnadWay SAM. g. BISHOP.
sol Agent "a New York Tor iisrtshora 4 %.
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MUSICAL.


r.ss~ass,N sa--s>s~-esa---s
yI,o MUSICAL CENTLEaEN-iN ONE or rHT FIRST
oties IN the Inlonvanted 70 cngage, band o. musical
with h~tstc director, who pcrsnnate aud
FORM for u NIGHTS Ethiopian and other melodies.
aud modleys. Direct e. II. H. D., Herald once witt the
name u band r. assoeiatio
I'OR sALE-N SUPERIOR AoCKtNG BIRDS, OF
u fnr piumafe frun two to three oldthey mock
doc and cn also sing night and day thty
selected experienced judge IN Savannsh and arr
rsnted and wil BE- sold low. ANY wishing hne bird
~ lt Into The country can have one, by applying at No
E6ieur,h street, after o'clock.
L'uR SARA HANDSOME PIANO, WADE nv hal.
lett Brown, Boston, cost originally one thousand
coilsrs III Ne sold great sacrifice, IN
1.-THE family LEAVING for Europe Apply TO Mr. Thos
H. Chamber 80 Broadway. where " be AZ y.
" ~ curiss. sole asens ~ icwes Pianos i2 Broadway
L'UITAN rfkNorORTrS-A NEW AND SPLENDID
49, Nargteo Cor the sale Of GILBERT Cos celebrated
Pianos with without the olian ment, has
Gently been ortred Nv Waters Kerry, S3 Broadway cor
~ Anthomy street, in addep their former csts bish
mont at ~ broadway from the erratly increased demand
fof the olan nianoortcs and tie testimonials in their "a
received from al part. ~ the they they
have only ~ become known take precedence 81 all Others
Prices - soiian piannfoftcs FROM S2i S7r. Grand
laro With md without the iolian. Second hand pianos
taktn in eAeianse. Pianos 90 hire.
WATERS a BERRY. 30 and ~ Broadway.
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all powerful influence Of This purifying agent dis
The Of Alderman d. Briggs aS Attorney street.
WAS most severely afflicted with scrofula His body was
vered with ulcers and weak had he become that his life
dsspared Of When other remedies failed the Life
Baisam was recommended One bottle gave grea. relief
and three more restored him to entire health AnotherMr
Noble 76 stanton street for eight months great
sufferer from rheumatism and neuralgia SO intensely severe
were his pains he dered cripple and unable @
walk or TO sleep without opates After the physician had
abandoned the hopeless he restored 20 perfect
health BY four bottles Of the Life Baisa Pat up IN qaars
botles, at 70 cents Principal office 3 Bowery between
Grand ana Broome streets Agent for Brooklyn hays
40 Fulton street; for Newark, y. j., Vanbuskirk
broad street. The Life Baisam certain remedy Tor an
diseases arising from mpury Of the blood and abou as
cure TO kings evil scrofua mercural diseases
tism, &C., as water 10 to ueneh thirst.
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LIQUORS.


Two THE NIl1I0N.--IT IS M ESTABLISHED FACT
Il that pallimorts Brandies, Wines and Liquors are ~
PER cheaper than any other house In New York and
heing imported expressly for HE trade he warrant them
PURE and genuine In the bottle department will Be found
The beet and choicest Brsndie Wines &c Th atten
lion o. cennucurs u respectfully solicited. 80 BFoene
street, corner Crosby.
GUINNESS DUBLIN xxx. BROWN srOuT-RE.
" commended for the itbitated aud scky By the most
eminent ply Hitsns in this country and Europe, for it,
srenFthening and ryisora,ins qualities Also, Barclay
rerknss Lon don Potter all the favots brands In Scotch
Ales and Bsss Co.'S East India Tonic Pale Ale for sale
In quantity, from dozen bottles TO 100 cake q
sEht dofen each, By the Importer. Gko H. LkTHBRlDGE
- and 81 Fulton street.
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DART OF HOUSE WANTLD-IS THE UPPER FART
o. the city vicinity the uhurnished part Of house
fer four persons References required Ad
dress w. y, NJ this oricc.
EURNITURE wANrTp-sUTrICIE>T FOR PARLoR
and four dreoms csthcr hre, to be raid for month
iy In advance would board widow lady for the
the sane. nmily having furniture % store could make
nm advantageous nrrnngmen with private family In Jer.
sey City, tho ferry. Address Furniture at this
once ~ early possible stating PARTICULAR and where an
immediate interview can be had
WANTED TO HIRE-A MoDIRN BUILT DWELLING
w house TO contain al the istest
he below Twentieth street Apply 70 A. atopau ~ Pearl
street, corner VI Rose.
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|SHIP AND STEAMBOAT BLACKSMITH WORK. OR
Other Lind Of iron work done tho most reasonable
South street. shop between Mont
omery and Geuverneur streets. New vessels ironed with
|iryatch, and the most reasonable terms, by
STEPHEN ROBERTS.
la STEREOTYPE NoULDER AND CASTER. VINO
thoroughly Understands the business obtain rood
ituation by addressing s. j., Herald Once.
|Q ARKEEPER.--wANTED. A RESPECTABLE. ACTIVE
|OInan who tho~oughly understands HE business attend
Aprly at go Brooins street of Crosby between
andn, AN None need apply, unless fully competent.
1.-TWO GIRLS WANTED AT THE MILLINERY Brst.
mess as apprentices; good None but Americans
esd spply, Inquire al 81 Canal street.
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'lNHE GREAT EXHIBITION IN NEW YORK
~ tell you about an exhibition
w which there's never an intcrmissiout
" W an 1T Of Assassination,
Vow Eoinf ON throug hout the nation:
ln'ects, creepln z. jumping. hying
Are iailtng tiek. ard sndaenly dyinri
lyons powder docs the business,
Taking them IN With sort OF a dgginesc
Bngs y Mills, hut nothing human
- lhant youth, or man or woman.
DEPOT ~ broadway.
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Total for Eve yes-.....siIs.rs Is
The Company further report that they hal NJ that date
the follo wing assets. via -
Invested in 5. Eve and sir ror cent Stocks sl1a "a
csh and unsettled claims i DO closed by
cash or notes. .4.+...s. IFflW 81
Total assets Observation-Disclosures. si3ssii a
The Trustees declared dividend Of tssnyeven per
cent the net earned premiums Of the past payable
IN serr on and sfer the second Monday in MAJ nert.
The Trustees have also resolved H. interest of sin
cert the smount 81 certificates authorize % Re Issued
IN April loo " the hoirs thereof their legal REPRESENT
a,ivs and after the i2,h Day u May ns,t Also that
the certhcaestf rcats issued Q with the
teres thereon he paid sbgye and Monday the
18th day II July next tud tat the & ere.t thereon shall
frcia that date. CHARLES NEHCSNP. seogstery
Nav YoRx, April e. 1881.
Joseph Walker, William wsu
Thomas Hunt, Amet Reed,
James Treelsnd, cyrus Curtiss
Henry Sheldon, Herman Boxer,
Ihomass Nelson, Charles q, Csrlst5a,
Wilson q. Hunt, Lucus Hopkins.
stewart &. Marsh. Daniel g, Hayilani
Gtorge Usstings Levi Cock,
Samuel Willets, David l.. Sayrs
Cornelius Grinneu, Henry A. stone,
Z. W. A. Rodgers, dohn Steward, Jf.,
Paul N. SroAord. q. b. Malthy
Septimue trookcs Geo. ID. Phelps
Charles raytn, janice II Soutter,
Charles H. Rodgers, Irsderek Victor,
Samuel J. Beais, u. VI. J. Wall.
JOSEPH wsLNFR Prssacn,.
ITNEe GREGORY. Vice. President
EIIMUnD WALTER, I'd Wee fresiient
CHARLES NEHCoMB, SECRETARY.
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CONFERENCE.-THE NOTICES.

nIssoLUTfoN OF PARTNERsHIP.-THE PART
IL nership heretofore carried Dixon X Lockhart
Veterinary surgeons Is this dag Dissolved, W mutual
sent. a. ii. DIXON,
WILLIAM LOCKIrART.
The subscriber thankful for past yors begs
quaint his friends and the public generally. that he has
removed 70 No. ~ Great Jones street where y strict atten
ton to business he hopes to merit share Of public patron
age. WILLIAM LOCkHART.
N B.-Thc subscriber is graduate Of the London and
Edinburgh Veterinary Colleges.
DARTNER wANTED-WlTU A CASH CAPITAL OF
5000 respectable and lucrative strictly cash bust
The most respectable references will be given and
peeted. Address with real A. b., Mt this office.
" 0RLD'S rAIR.-WA<TED, A PARTNER WITH
w S2Os capital, Invest in q ready 20
start for London, which will make fortune in sx months
Tor par address j. g. b. Lower Post Otce stating
where an interview may he had.
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RANk OF NORTH AxERIcA.-NEw YORK. nAY j.
President Of this Institution account Of III health
III 1sss gs''r hs A'' been es sEYSoU s.r
BROADWAY BANK, NEW YORK, NAY q Issi.-DivI-
d,ndIA .snsnnu,l dividend offcur "a per upon
~ iss !s cn q sss a s
10Th day ehsy instant The transfer book will be closed
nv order. j. L. EvERITr. Cashier
NV YORK. MAY l. Issl;-TnE PRESIDENT AND
prsesr q the Bowery Bank have. this day declared
divdrnd 81 four per cent payable on and after The ch
inclusive sfsf s,' Ssa iSf
$4,000 TO aSns or nO sg1. .sD I f.sss
900 srs A.. n.sSrsc
ersss, on tss csr,sisss or other. ssyins
money 70 invest may rely M. bess o. he most
Sr Ar ss Ps il / snfIpoS Tire and Lie a.s
rance Once = Sss'sn ,,rse,
vI,ExAs LAND AGENcy-TlIE UNDERSIGNED or.
rs his services a. agent In all matters arrertainine
70 lands in Tesss but rsft.usry e select gno.stsd land,
'' made hh'"hvh'' H. O. cafLETr bas. fss ss.''
DLNITTAScEs TO ENGLAND. IRELAND, AND
~ seo,lspa-prsf,s On sss for any amount. IRON q
Rnfds R.c raclsses q every description a.
S b AZ n e sP rss a
A. - sd,%s SV II, 70 , End y WAL ,;r;s
Be day efssilins Of every steamer 70 Europe.
" be received ct tie Mayers once in the city Of Chicsso
and at the ofce Of raehsn Scott In the city az New
York until Tie LET day q June next for acsn 81 twenty
five Thousand Dollars for term not exceeding years.
The bonds 20 be issued in " less
dollars each at an interest % rsr m
T:n aTd Ba s,s fd interest
ice o. the City Treasurer In Chicago by order the Com
mcn Council, MN s. CURNEE usvoy
Chicago, April 30 1851.
DLNNSYLNANIA RAILROAD-NOTICE TO CON
S SsSs sS:svs ana 'I summit NJ ss
trading and masonry Of that part 81 the division
ofthe fenrsylysnis railroad, between Atenn, Blair
county and lringlcs Point few miles below Jerrson, in
tamlria q distance q ~ miles. The road within this
dtene where's the Aleghsny mountains sneounering
ue ~ the heaviest grading otrcd IN this country In ad
clifton toa numhcr cfcxtenkive cuttngs and
cuttts there VIII We tunnel 10 yards ~ length ~ the
nit cfthe mountain, aud another 81 81 yard. through
lrnples Point Terms cash. monthly Fer turtfer infcr
nation. aITly to Edward Miller, ESQ. Assoelste hnr9eer,
Itvilt Indians county or 70 Strickland kncass T. A.
'"s'''''' "'''n' j. EDGAR fHovsoN ch,fEpsipser.
II iiEer pcIasmt D. r. n. Co.. Philadelphia, Nay iltSl
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DRY GOODS, Sc.

STRANGERS VISITING THE CITY II PURSUIT OF
~ Dry Goods will further their interest and advantage
buyingat the Borery savings store l Eosery Goods are
retsed at this immense establishment at the lowest whole
ssle prices All business done on scale d beray prompt
and correctness which has drawn 10 II enormous
tronsgc and it, popularity aihousa very large the
sesdy increase shawls, sihs Dress Goods, Hosiery,
Linens and White Goods imported BY the eoneern. Domes
this establishment and received direct from the factories
Those who buy once here, will try Assn anil again.
Y. VIZ ". L. GlllEY co.
HIGH LusTRE BLACK sT.Ks.-TuE SUBSCRIBERS
seinF great bargains ~ psin black silks Al
chimes plada stripes aud brocsde silks, ~ the
cst Parl styles. JAMES BEtkA CO., 30 Broadwsy.
n. B.-scms soisd Lnens sheetins, and Damasks very
cheap
LRENCH DRY CoODs-JCST ARRIVED ny THE
last stssmsrSilk Mantillss. Ladies Cape, Parssois,
Artifoisl Flowers. EnbrOIeres, Cloves silks. &c.
DREyET BERTRAND CO., lj2 Broadway. third focr.
THE .NATHILDE DTMIDoTr" MASTILLA.-AS AR
tcle Of surprising esgance aud differing Ia style and
character from anything heretofore iatr geed has Just
been receive a. the Paris Mantilis Emporium, M Broad
x Tin every shade or coor hs ving arrived by
the last European steamer Ttey ready Tor inslSton
this day. ALEC, 4 cases Of rieh french Psrasols.
GEO. BULPiS, ~ Brcsiray.
DARAso sine SUBSCRIBER uas JUST RE
ceyed and sfcrs for ladies elton, twenty
n rich Paraso 81 the styles aud Va variety
a eolor which be y enabled - se psrc ulsry chrar
GRO. BULPIN, Msntilla Emporium, 81 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-10

boy LosT.-LEFT HIS HOME. AT PATERSON. N. j.,
- saturday April ~. boy eight old, named
james Dawson scn Of George and hargaret Dawson His
He dressed when he lett home in green velvet jacket
black pants and light drab cloth Any person nc airing
Of him. ding him. will confer favor his diseonsolste
by writing his father BY leaving him in charge
GEoRGE DAWSON. Paterson, n. J.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-10

8 00A lots At PORTSMOUTH, OHIO TO BE
S,VVV soid at auction 18th May inst For rarticu-
Lara, sne,icn head 81 A. II. Muller. in Courier En-
tuirer and Exrrtfs.