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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-07
ADJUSTMENTS.

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RURToN's THEATRE. CHAMBERS sTREET-DooRs
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0chesre sests 10 conts. Friday evening November VIII
& % u.a.p aSH p LIKE TTS.
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R9sand Kiss Fsnny waaoR; Cells, Miss weston; audrey
John s BoSn r cS ns sS Nv pann Nr
jenkins Turnbel Miss Chapman; Lzzy Briggs Miss Hill.
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RnNcE B mors M SrnOa ssie Nose Master John
Murray Like, Miss Barbsri Harriet. Miss cOlburu.
ITALIAN opEsA. AsyoR PLACE: MAX MARErzEK
soiss AnpeISes. % eta Third sSSsoripsioa night
Friday Nov p0Hss oshI sT,n S6 9PsT1 Of
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- az Groadsay above Grand strces-opsa eyery nigh;
a19sS chIisgs MinstT,s compri.ns sfssn. and YER
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-07

Il Under the ins,ruciou or NJ Chsrruaad. and Mrs A
Lerny are open Tor the sosepon % pup every Tuesday
and fnesy afternoon az half three oeiook for Ladies'
htsse sud Masters The Clafs for Ceneman. under the
nstrueten .fk OEvie evsry Tuesday and saturday
ming At half past The toreee second
sverns during the To the lJh Of No
vemler.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-07
ExPREss AGENCIES, SC.

NcNiCoL & CO. WILL RECEIVE PACKAGES AND
AVA Simple parcels for part Of Great Britain the
Continent tl 10 o'clock - (Saturdayl ornas
forwarding TIE same steamer Pacific the
nj al terms. acNlCoL CO.. - Wall street.
QERfoRB n co.'s CALIFORNIA EMPRESS Our
ID shpment will be By the "Oho, the 18th inst
IN charge Of special and through in less than
thirty dsys freight ~ eentlcs than BY other
press and least days shead Of the Nicaragua r0ute
No. vesey gtreet.fAstor House.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28

rope desire and intend to make their advent
to power an era Of promiscuous slaughter
and anarchy Where are the facts to
prove that the people" either IN France
or Italy, are so full of ferocity and blood
thirstiness, that when their foes are in their
hands they will tear them in pieces like
tigers, or cut them up like the Archbishop's
barber
After the oath Of February, 1913. the
reyolutionists and the people had possession
OF Paris and of France, and they abolished
the euillotine for political oiIenses.
After the lst Of December, 1919. the
rcyolutlonists and the people had posses
sion of Rome and its territories Where was
the bOOdshed, where the guillotine, where the
assassins' knives The truth Is undenia-
bic that for a hundred years Rome had not
been so peaceful, nor life SO sacred. and
that the poignard did not return until the
Papal Government was brought back by
French bayOnets.
Possibly the Archbishop will obliterate
such facts as these from history and from
the memory of Americans by telling this
story of barber fourshing his razor
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28
Tns national CONVENTION OF CoLoREn

THH national CONVENTION OF COLORED
PlorLE-This Convention met al the Court OF Ap-
pcals room, on TUESDAY, and was organized by the
appointment of Richard Wright OF Albany, PreSi-
dent pro tenn, and Rev. ii. Hicks of CatSAl Sccrc-
taIy pro ten They were IN session until Yesterday
sitcTnooa. resolution to admit as members OF the
Cow venton all present who concurred IN the spirit
and call for the Convention, was offered by Mr.. G.
T. Seth of Troy, and after spirited discussion by
Messrs Topp, III. Johnson, Seth stills. Mcintyre,
Myers and Hicks, 1t was ncgailved.
resolution was offered by Mr.. Topp, 10 admit all
persons really aggreyed and iden,caily dlsiran
chised. which was adopted
Committee appointed 10 select permanent OH
GERS reported the following President, VIM. Topp
al Albany Vicc-Presidenis, VIM. Rich of Troy, }.
NJ Williams OF Albany, and Rev 4 e. Becman Of
AewHayen Secretaries, Rev. ii. Hicks Of Catskill,
ana e. Il. Seth OF Albany Committee on Finance,
W T. Mcintyre, =. Myers and :. Dodge.
Resolutions were offered on the subjects OF Col
onlzaon IN Liberia, the Fugitive Slave law, the Ed.
ucaiion OF coored children IN Common Schools, and
EQuM Suffrage IN tins State, ~ be obtained by
amendment OF the Constitution.
These resolutions ehcited much discussion. and
the Convention expressed itself opposed 10 The Col
Onizaion scheme, claiming the right to remain
here and follow respectively whatever business pur
suits the coorcd man may choose. II came out
strong agains, The Fugitive Sa~s law. and adopted
solution to pen1op .. Legislature 20 amend the
onS,"u,oh so rs " grant the night To vote al elec
III, no,s :" '"o olorcd man. They also clhmed lhe
sa w ave their children educated ~ the saihe
N' on schools which educate white children hes-
.ullons were also offered and adopted iioo!
the McGrawville College, and pledgns TO IL ana anu
rncourascment and favorlng the settlement upon
the laads granted TO coiored people by 'crrn smith
ALBANY State Register.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28
Revolutionary Movements in Cuba.

The intelligence we publish this morning
would appear to leave no room for doubt
that the Government of Cuba is in very
serious trouble, though the reports are still
somewhat contradictory. Our next advices
NAV perhaps afford Us clearer view of the
true state of affairs, and enable US the bet
ter to Judge what is likely to be the result
of the present outbreak We fear that our
own Government will now find it moro
difficult than ever to enforce q proper OBJ
servance of our treaty stipulations with
Spain.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28
SINGULAR ATTEMPT 70 MuRDER.-.An at

,empt WAS made on Thursday night to murder MI
Thomas Elsw orth. residing near Baltimore, uh1ci
circumstances OF the most singular character Mt
Ellsworth had fallen asleep IN the DOORWAY. the door
being lcN open In tins position hl> VIE teit MN
and proceeded shor, errand IN the nelghoornood'
She had scarcely lea, ho~cvet, when siie was
alarmed by the piercing outcrieS OF her husband ai
on hastily returning, found HIM covered Win o,ooI
from wounds which had been mncied upon MN
an examining has person was found that MS ear
Mas pierced IN Two places, apparently VIA S"ot1
cane or dagger and deep wound lnhe'eI near l'iI
tempie and extending between the he>h ana SAUL
for A considerable distance. The throat alSS, eN-
b,h,,ed ,,sns of violence, as # an attempt had been
made to choke hun. Another blow. which had pro-
badly been aimed at hs head hSi miSSeu' anu vac W
sharp point % the weapon had tnlerS" me ",iI'
knocklns of a portlon oi The plt>iec bnslAS thc
,ghi ne continued IN state OF 0er 1a p6t NV>ttf-
dsy MAS scmew hat better, and was tho 1gn' 70 9e o
oI immediate danger. The attack seems 10 oe en-
,oS .snsc iBat American, @O'A.
r.. Ou,o FrM,Ly CoLLEaR. The c,o-
>,os exercises of the second years instruction ~
,h,s new and popular Institution tooA place 1@s'
srhursisv The examinations arorIeG Pl'd>iN- e' 7,
dence of the attention gwen IL >aIF o.. 'c pr " W
the pupils, and OF their progress ,,or xyre
having finished the course OF MS,tuetoh' W w.
y,s.ius,el The services were c.oSt0 OA az 49,. :
from Rev ]. W. Hall. DID, 81 pay'on' ",t ~ ~
Place and DUTY OF Woman IN the fIos'esS " '''
Age" The subject OF the address mS We wish
many of our modern reioEmeFs couiu aa'V "0"'~ "
for Il placed the matter IN Its true Eghs' ,,,
lCinc.ana;i CHRISTIAN Herald
ALBANY UNivERsrry.-The Law School
.,f the Albany University has been organlZeG Inc
Faculty consists Of Hon. Ira Harris, LII. ID. Hon
Amasa j. Parker. LII ID, and Amos Dean, ESD, Pro
fessors Judge Harris viii lecture upon the Law OF
domestic relations, the law Of evidence and plead
mos and pYac,ice Judge Parker upon the law OF
81 estate of wills, AMI OF personal rights Prof
pesn upon the Law OF personsl property law OF con-
tract. ana commercial law. The course OF insirnc,
,,a vii b, mainly hy lecture and examination, an
- intended TO be emineny PRACTICAL tAle- Register
rY Jenny Lind has given away s2,5oi Al
:. r..he.,er, being the amoun, OF presammS re
...rd Al ticket auction.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28
4 Shrek from the Hornets Nest.

Those who are in want of pleasant Sum
mer reading will do well to subscribe for
two or three Secession papers from the
great and glorious Palmetto State and that
immediate vicinity. For instance, just read
the following from the Hornets Nest and
True SCuthron.
shall South Carolina now rocete
Never -
The memory of her lllustrious fathers forblds II.
The cause OF truth, OF honor, o! freedom and OF
night forblds II.
The high resolves o. her Spartan children, and the
encouragement Of her Spartan mothers forbid II.
The expectations, the hopes. the aspirations OF
every friend OF the mon. OF the Constitution and
liberty. forbid Il.
Can South Carolina succeed
Oh God II she cannot then hast Thou withdrawn
thine omnpOtent arm from the help OF the weak lust
against the mighty unjust and thou hast repented
thee of thy promises to those who trust the fate and
success of their righteous cause 10 thine allpoweru
and all-WlSe direction.
But she can succeed.
For the God OF battles on her SIDE the oyailons
Of cOnfdlng. trusting hearts, ascend to heaven IN her
behalf. and divine justice Will direct the sword, en-
courage the heart, and strengthen the arm OF him
who strikes IN her defense.
VIII she sccede
If she DO not. then let US forget Kings Mountain
and Eutaw, Monks corner and Fort Noultue, and
fling pail Of oblivion over the memory Of Jasper, OF
Sumter, Of Marion. Of Butler and OF Calhoun for
then. indeed will liberty be bOtted from the page OF
history, and darkness more Cymeran than that
which hung the middle ages, settle upon the
hearts and hopes OF men.
No wonder Castle Garden should think
everything is in danger, when the Chivalry
are reused to such point as this We
never before realized the awful abyss
down whose side our beloved Union Is
sliding. Some distinguished statesman
ought to make journey down South and
set public sentiment right.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28
One Word TO Archbishop Hughes.

We cut the following from the official re-
port in the TrecmGn'S Journal OF speech
by Archbishop Hughes, at the late banquet
in his honor
have been rebuked BY the public press, which
knows nothing Of me, for daring 70 speak agains.
CERTAIN parties IN Europe who aim al The destruction
of society there ana Who call themselves relOrmers
Of the social system. have been called 20 account
and because | could not sympathlze with these men
and their principles forsooth. have been told that
was no friend 70 freedom or liberty. When men are
lmhued with the idea OF destroying their fellow men
by every means-dnc this Il no c2lgmay, Tor i H.
avOwCd by tLcmsclses-can DO otherwise than de-
nOunCe and condemn them ll.ile incident W. IL
luStralC tie character Of tbs class. 4 traveller
through Europe has 1t times occaSloa a. every ira
YelCr has. 20 20 INTO barter's stop, where ihe
course oi conversation upon politics he : told that
there l. freedom as things exist, that the govern
uCLt Is not republican, that the true republic which
Wi! soon triumph dwei.S with tbs barber and his
fellows, and that the people should come INTO
power before ptriec, liberty can be established.
Al YES" says the traveller, " and when this tn
smph comes and Won &c. the upper hand yol viii
tab.ish the gullloune."
.Oh no" replies the barber. 1--WE shall have no
need of the guIllotIne Il will not be necessary our
knives viii 90 the work And while saving tins he
fOuuSheS his razor most uupleaSaniy about the traT
eeTS head. Now these are the feelings and this Is
The character OF the the head OF the socalled
revolutionary movements IN Europe.
First, we repeat, that this IS the official
report, published in the leading Catholic
journal, and no doubt revised by the author
of the speech. lts correctness cannot then
be disputed.
Where are the facts on which c.er1y-
man, in high station, might presume to
assert that the Democratic leaders of Eu-
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28

harscter. even had my observations bsa less
hurried than they necessarily were. ! write
only for the great multitude. as tlIns,rcted In
this sphere as | cheerfully sdms myslf sad
who ye, are no, unwilling TO learn VIII, Impres.
sion is made by the treasures Of Rose on one
like themselves. SO
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28
From RIO JANEIRo. We have receives

From RIO JANEIRo. We have received
files of the Jornal do ComercIO of Rio Janero to
June l5 There is no local or political news Of any
import The only thing in the report of the Bra
ziAan Congress worthy of notice IS a discussion on
the subject Of authorizing the Government to create
an additional infantry and cavalry force IN the
Province of Rio Grandc. This Province borders on
lho Buenos Ayres, and there maybe some.slgnlf-
icancr IN the proposition.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28

From Turks IsLAND.-By the bark
Thomas Prince, we have received files of the Royal
GQ-etfe. published at Grand Turk, to the 9th inst
The Fourth of July was celebrated with much en-
r.usasm at the residence OF B Everett Smith, Esq,
the American Consul. many of the public officers OF
the Island being present and participating IN the
proceedings.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28
WASHINGTON.
The Garay Grant-Mexican Fiaancicring.
Correspondence OF The Tribune.
WASHINGTON, SATURDAY, July 20.


1t Is strongly suspected here that the late
annulment of the Garay grant by the Mexican Con-
gress was a stroke Of financial policy, rather than
a hostile demonstration toward either the United
States or the Tehuantepec enterprise. 1t Is not
little curious that this measure passed III the midst
of the contentious of different parties 10 the best
means of raising money ~ meet the expenses Of
Government and 10 ropenlsh an exhausted treasury
Every scheme looking 10 this end had been rejected,
when this question came up. and notwithstanding
the good faith Of the Government was involved IN
the violation Of solemn contract, the Garay grant
went by the board, almost without word pro or con-
Il would not be strange If the anxiety manifested
IN the United States with reference 10 tnls PROJECT,
should induce your poverty stricken Mexico INTO
the belief that large drait upon the peihorlc urea
surv. 10 which she has already had access. might De
obtained N consideration of the privileges which
she was giving away.
There are those large clains too. for Indian de-
pradatl0ns on the Mexican frontier, which the Mex
ican Minister has recently frequently brought 10
the notice Of our GoverDment These two put
together might form a bass OF very respectable
indemnify treaty
These Mexican fuanciers doubtless calculated
thai tins Government would gave respectable sum
70 LET rd OF sat unfortunate clause IA the treaty ot
Gaudalupe Hldalgo. under which these Immense
CLAIMS must arse continually and mat The gr,ni o.
the re ht OF WAY across the lsihinu, so much CO..
yefed would te The Ting - sYyCeten the dose.
The plea, or rather the excuse, given bg lhe NeAi-
cen authorities. or anaallng the solemn c0n.r1- "a
.ihed oy TIE regularly constituted authorities OK the
RerubIc, ana ai,eTWaTi a sOlemriy recognised by
equally comnetert authority Is truly icXcan 70 lts
character. II Is tha, S4ls II 1910. wa0 wLs usur-
per Of Tie supreme power, and hose ct, are tleTe-
lore Gee red 20 he invalid. happened 70 pas, de-
cree uosfltning ihc Work. How sucn III art could
Affect the contract ~ any way Is a pazZier.
l. Goes noi appear i.0ln the ven satisfactory evl-
derce brought 10 The notice OF The Government, that
The contractors have defaulted IN any instance from
>rct compliance with the precise terms o the grant,
IS laid down N the Ori-lnal contract OF 1872.
/; Is gratifying 10 know that the Government VII
" scly abstain. rOm any Interference - between Tue
guarantees OF the .Ors, and the Mexican Gov
eminent. Nor VIII II suffer any mtrautIng expefl-
lion 70 force upon the Mexican Government the
claims of the parties IL vii, however enceavOr 10
Obtain BY treaty, and renonstrance i necessary, al
thai the mos; ardent could wish. NORE AN0S.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28
TEMPERANCE CoNvExrIoN.-The Buffalo

Commercial Advertiser says:
The Grand Division of the Sons Of Temperance
of Westem New-York, has been In session IN this
city since Wednesday evening. There have been
between two and three hundred members IN attend
ance and about one hundred limitations. The con-
dton OF the Order, represented IN the reports is
Aourishing and prosperous-there having been
large Increase OF subordinate Divisions within the
jurisdiction.
Matters of considerable interest have come before
the Grand DivsIon-but the Quarterly Sessions are
not so we'll attended as the annual, when the officers
chosen, &c.
Yesterday the members Of the Order had public
demonstration but owing to the ram which pre-
vailed nearly all the forenoon, they were not out In
large numbers-there being only about 500 partikc
Of the refreshments which were abundantly pro
vided, In the Grove Several hundred were expected
from Canada, and the Divisions from the surround
ing country had made arrangements to come IN, but
were prevented by the ram. Excellent speeches
were made by G.. w. Germain, c. w T., and Hon.
Philip s. White.
There are 81 Divisions in the County, and about
1000 members, and the numbers are increasing
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28
CITY ITEMS.

" Notwithstanding the cool aad fresh
west wind yesterday, which made the sly a. eleu
and brillan, as OCTOBER, the ,hermonrer stGod Al
IS m the afternoon, IN or once. Frer suaCRe
weather however, could not be wished
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28

VERMoNr.-CoRRECTIoN.-The recently
candidate for Governor Of the Free Soil
wing of the Vermont Democracy is not, as We
enormously stated, Judge Redfed of the Supreme
Court. out a brother of that functionary
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28

STEAMERS SALED.-On Saturday, the
L. :. VI steamship Franklin, Caps Woi,oa, leA for
ilayre, with Seveny-eigh, passengers ani soo0,oO1
III specie.
The steamship Cherokee. capt Wndle, departed
for Havana. with c.gh,y-nine passengers.
The Alabama Capt Ludlow le.t tor SavAaoai
The names OF the passengers by these vessels s.u
be found IN another column.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28
iNEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
NEw-YORK, MONDAY, JULY q, 1851.
For EuYoM.

The next number Of The Tribsn> fsr Earop>aa
Circulation will be issued on WEDNESDAY
MORNING at o'clock It will contain all the
latest news up TO the time Of going to press. The
Asa sails from this post on Wednesday at IL
O'clock
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28

~ Hon. joseph BELL, prominent
member OF the Boston Bar, died suddenly at sara
foga springs on THURSDAY Mr. Bel was a native
Of New Hampshire, and a man OF much wealth ami
influence. HIS age was 63.
~ Three of the defendants in the Mich
igan Railroad case-.Wesh. Barbour and Blackburn
have been discharged, there being no evidence 20
Justify holding them ID custody.
~ The National Intelhgencer expresses
the belief that the MeNican Government Will pre-
serve Is faith nviolate, respecting the Tehuan.epec
grant.
~ The New-Orleans PIcayu1e saws
that Dr. Hunt has gwen bsl to appear for ,ra upoa
the charge Of killing Mr.. Fros. N duet
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28

Fos CaLrFoRNtA-The fnt steamship
" Ohio Cspt Schenck, will SAIL three oclo
p NJ. to-day. for ChagreS direct
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28

~ Gen. Gushing has been offered by
GOV. Boutwell, the office OF Attorney General of
Massachusetts,. but he declined It,
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28

TUE OPERA.-Robert DsueYci,r is the
Opera for tonight. al Castle Garden TRuFyi the
stately Queen BeSS, BErrIN The unfortunate Bsses,
and BENEyENr ANo and coSrINi the Duke ani
Duchess OF Nottingham. This is picturesque aud
pleasing opera, and has already been accepted As
public tayor.ie. Don Pasaae'e Is N rehearsal aud
VIII soon BE- produced with all the strength Of the
company. This Is good news.
La tGrorsta WAS very enthusiastically received
Saturday evening. and desc -yedy
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28

THE LATE CAaPHENE FXrLOsIox ~
srAcg.-on Friday eYening, as win b. rernensoefel
Mrs. Guackenbos, residing in sesenteenshrsi. nc"
unionsquaEe, while m a stage as Euiton keuy' hs'
ing with he, daughter four ye.rs Old, wss severely
buried a. also the child by tn explosion of cam
pheLe lamp while in the han,s Of the ifser. The III
jures 10 the child were ssyere THAI il died early on
Saturday monlIng. Tho Coroner neld an In9Sse'
the deceased. and tbe following verde; ~ere
turned by tie Jury That the deceased, Ida L. s1AeA
ertos came TO her death by extensive burns occaSon
ed By the explosion OF lamp which was IN i'e haD1S
of---.--- -, the driver OF Cornell r"i'
nure's hne Of stages No. s05. ard through hls cup"
bic negligence u turning It upside dowa ailes ps'"
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28
Tar AFT OF DRESSING WELL.-The

to.op collar and wristbands Of the shut are lealns
Te.,nres IN the tout see u n fashion ana we
think that in these and other parcuars ine sns hsie W
In order Al REEs's Tushing Store for Gentemen -
a., Uon.c are uneo allied There ~ another merit OF TINS
sto,e wb,cb W. must Dot omit 20 name-punc,uahy IN et
af.ra4rs
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28
C,rr,vwys's SUMNER WEAR.-

.,.Ia R.sav made white and colored Grass sne Linen
fn.ts Zenbyr Cloth sIenno, Alpaca, and Llster DO;
MIA mjled Casslmere MerinO. Bonbazne and Drilling
PanaIOoos With large assortment OF Linen, Bafseues
= .d olhe s<ts at our nsnal moderate prlces.
Wx 7. JENNINGS 4 Co., 23l Broaoway.
,.Mf American Hotel.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28
rusruEss HOrIoEs.

rY- The Union of foot and boot, Is
,.~,,us one when II Is perfcct-or may sag. H.
,,,n~ union Nov such uDion may be accomoieheo AZ
"a rTm!prt at the BOoTNAKERs UNION, 81 Nassau st.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28
~. The Zerhyr Under-Shirts, to be had

st the Hosiery and ndef garment manufcory o hANn.
& RAY 0t BOwery. sopenT to any o,her ua.elai s
Tor gently absorbing TersplrauOn Ihey are eAu."Iy
light yery elastic and delightful " ear. B1i MAKE u'o
trial and YOU will find 4
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28

CAHPHENE.-" &. l.. H." of WilliaDs-
turyh vrosus long article 20 shos that i e cog
A" "tamIhene' that cxpooes, bat d" Burning Diuia'
az "Spint Cas" We Eo aware Of this, lDtfs
popular name for all these articles = CanShene.
We hold that the safety o. LIE ard property ce1aa''
the suppression Of all tie explosive liquids Of WHOA
tuIpentine asd alcohol are the radicals a, mpen 10
glnpowder, which has the hsinDer Origi1 Of HiIef'
sulphur and charcoal. Tho las should * proper
penalty - the careless Use OF the fCrmer, as
already las TO tha. " the latter. The whole H.Ss'
must soon come gndef lslal supervision.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28

" palmer d Co. g great California Ex-
press will take Freight and Packages 10 per cent lower
than any other responsible Company Through in thirty
rive days charge PALMER Co, 80 Broadway, a1-
thoyised Agents Of q s. M, Steamship Line. Jy2u
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28
rss. The Grea1e.t Bargains in Summer

- c.. ,h., ,e,e ever offered IN This city, are no"
ru og =, n NJ BoprxE's 80 Grand-street. corner of
Orchard Printed osn' Lawns Jacoos's a. pne Re,era. 'n
r,.svp - R.yege de Lanes. Popns FODaFd silks, an
mem snd boys wear Of all Kinds from % 70 ~ per
-, t. "a an they eau be bought. U<oII
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28

SELLING OUT TO close THE ouMnEk
BOOM yoR NEW FALL GooDs.--HfrcH-
cox IysDsEArEs. 3a7 broadway; are offering Their
80. "a .acL ~ snrner lks, ehaws. Nantas. Bar
sicn"1u Silk Tssue. Fonlarj Sdks. &c. &c,
much s than their fret aod ladies % VINO m have % no y
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