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adequate anu tOleIaOlc pan W"
force 10 special scheme upon them but
simply to induce them, calmly and dlsPaS-
siopstely, to look into the subject as 1t de-
serves, not to prOcrsstinate forever but to
act for themselves while they can do so In
perfect freedom. Let them agree upon
spv scheme which will, with certainty,
bring about the cessation of Slavery within
the lifetime Of the present generation and
We will applaud the act.
Wehave our own ideas as to what IS prac-
iicable and advisable, but allw now ask Is
that our fellow citizens of the South should
learn that Slavery cannot remain forever,
and that it is their duty to provide for its
extinction in a peacesble and orderly man
ner, if they do not wish it in time to end
otherwise.
Il IS vain to talk about admitting negroes
to social equality, or of their condition BE-
ing better in slavery than it would be N
freedom. Such argument is the poorest
trifing compared with the serious nature
ard magnitude of the subject. As we have
said before, there are, no doubt, difficulties
connected with emancipation, but this COM
uonplsce about bed and board does not al
feet the fact that as things are now going.
there will be in fifty years, a doz-
en- millions of Slaves, far exceeding the
present slaves in spirit aud intelligence,
crowded into the sugar, rice aud cotton
districts Of the South, and that the white
popularion will be relatively nero hand
ful. What will these millions of bondmen
say when the hour comes for them to free
themstlyesl Will they then parloy With
their owners about bed and board and
social equality No, no. The difficult
ties of Emancipation are less at this day
than they will be at any future time in
comparably less than when the servilc
class has arrived where it will be at the
end Of anothe, half century Of bondage.
Equally futile is it to say that the Abo-
litionists have made slavery worse and
more permanent. The burden cannot be
shifted upon their shoulders. They may
have done good or done harm; we do not
here inquire into that. 1t does not relieve
the present or prospective evils of the in
stitution to say that a class Of people at a
distance have talked so as to make them
worse, norris it good reason for keeping the
institution in existence. 1t were much
wiser, manler and safer to look the facts
plain in the face, and act as wisdom and
patriotism, not passion and petulance, shall
dictate.
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PaIaa Reporf Carrnnfeh.

sTRAcUskl T1estay, Asy IS.
IT, ne ESiiO- II TIE ~ Y Trl6sae:
DEAR SIR In your paper Of the sth it was
snasd lsnd The sane statement appeared The Herald Of
he date that The city suIhOres Of Syracuse al
srs refuIed grant The OF hs City Han 70 the Amer
lean Ahssvsry Society ard ozy pszsua ID 70 do
20 ~ cersn irfueniisl uZsns-as6 10 consideration Of
boscs gven By item, n Ibe Of so0o0 indemnify
tbs city fcT Ay damage the Hall might suffer while 60 oc
cnried.
VIII oQ 90 the juIiice 70 inform yosr rs1ds lhN "a
staie mani wss utterly Eatyss, IL ever respect
HORACE WHEATON, Aa7or
L L ALExAsDsR, Clsrk q the CITY 0f syrsrase
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VIRGISIA-The following is in substance the
Compromise on the basis question reported by
the Compromise Committee in the Convention;
The House Of Delegates shall consist Of $50 members
@ 10 be chosen from the West AID % ron Ine Eas1 ms
hing W eaiern majority Otlf
The Senate shsl consist Of 80 members, 80 rom tae
Esit, ard % from the WesL making ar En'ern majority
Ct 10 -
Houses 5ui II II agree upon rsapPofiou
fneut or fall one, The sense OF tne
qualified voters Il 10 Aker whether the Two Houses or
eher Of them, shall be spPouioned upon me saIsge or
the mixed basis.
In .very tenth year aasr 1856 representation IA the
HouIeI Iha be reappornoned upon ne osalS lhgs
s'iSohhed By TIE Popular vote.
Dot Of the eight members Of the Committee
seven agreed in this report; the dissenting mem
Der was Mr.. Firnty On this scheme the Rich
raOnd Times thus remarks
The superintendent Of presentation Ia The two Houses
r lie fourteen years preceding 1865, Gppes 10 be krb
irafy ret suppose Il adopted with reference TO
some principle -fhe suffrage bssis report proposition g.
Riyes the West q majority Of u in House Of $50; and
lac mixed bsaI report proposition gVea TIE Easg a
majority o. in Senate Of 81 The cOmpromiGe report
therefore proposes TO awe The Vests larger majority 10
he House tbAn the suffrage 0ssit report would give 10
bot the increase OF the WeIefn majority by may be
founded on estimate drawn from he most recent
satItcs OF the white males tEentyOrs yearg Old
TIE proposed sp2Orl Jnmert OF the SeLse 49, IN
sort tSke IT, upon The b8sS Of tax atom alone; IL he
ing sstuued, that IL future the ESt will pay nree fhf
OF The xes instead o. two thirds at present We may
tsunle therefore that the detgn OF the COMMITTEES was
10 apporou the House Of Delegates upon suffrage, and
the SeLa.e upon taxation, until 1863.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-17

NEw HANPsHIRE.-rhe Governor and Couscu
Of s STATE have opened and eOOnIed he votes for Sem.
iOrs and the ocs resas Of The seuOa to TIL, braneh Of
he Legislature were declared yesterday. II s sssed th.
Opposition ard wings shOsen the lartes -
ing fron the VIII and Ixth DslEieA There tAres Ta
esnees. viz in Districts l, AID L. In the sss two Of
Aese the Opposition candidates acE saeh lsss tasa loo
v0sea and n The A The IL very much divided Toe
Legislsnre wal meet The beginning OF aeEt noah
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-17

INV MUSICAL HALL IN BosroS-The sab
scriPsions for the Musical Hall proposed to be
built in Boston reach some 81. OOO and bat eco,
600 more are needed. Bsrnum has taken O., 200
of tina stock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-17

FROM ST.. DOMINGO CITY-By the arrival at
this port. yesterday, Of the Br. brig Primrose
Capt Hutchinson, from St Domingo City, which
port abe left on the 2ssh alt, we learn that every
thing was quiet at that place. The report Of al
inIurrection attempted by the Prince Royal, pre-
viouIly reported here. Capt. q. had not heard Of
until hia arrival here.
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e We publish this morning Senator sun
MRS letter Of acceptance 70 the Manschusests
Legislature. Our Hunker friends are as;Oni'aed
70 hear that Nj samner is whole hearted sup
porter OF the Uuion. We could have tod them
as much a. that before. They seem to tank no
body can be for the Union who is not 4 dougn
face and ready to lick the dust before she Slave
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20 rnR rnE FKoNrIEk !-EverY bodY

ard bis wife talking Of sq1St ns beyond se reach u
civ landlords ard gslhere'T We cont blame perso1i
of limited rcowes especially II they hsve unlms1 "A nj
es for lssvr w s1shDg ths nte.ves beyond The
boders of The ciiy-ssy for tssLce, sTaoopor only
miles Of This beautiful location a. nesf o. nearer I1sn
H,ren In pont OF oistsoce sDd n~s-er 70 point ofuna
We invite the attention Of snics especial 10 tne SPOT
Fhe steamboat which ruus 10 he AGENT v age or foia
ire /, 10 touch regularly 3sliCL port 90 hat viii be
70 Interruption Ordinary busness 20 reside thsIe We
urd.Tttsrd 400 houses vii be commenced ms tumnr
ard fsn fine dock ard good plsut road 10 FushinE
are already com peed Asres srds health exemption rom
doctors bills msy be Gaey cseulsel on. With ten years
Longer life than could h0pei for In Hdsd city
Then thero 10 The cutting down expenses yeas rent 70
tie civ FOR fsmily will Buy lot a1d put up vel
lrg Thin OF ust There Ia tims Tor thinking
however for al the lois viii bs sod 10 fsV weeks Al
Div 1t once therefore, Of the JOHN FLA
MA 225 Woosterst. whOta rec 0onsOiy ana rep
reaerl nations full reliance may be PLACED.
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CIRcrIr CoURr.-Nos 364. 3s2, 353, 395, $780,
4ce, 4ol, +os. 4eS, 4e5, eco, al, 4os. 4oS, 4l0
COMMON PLEAs-Nos SIS, as, rs, f7i, 49, 5li, SIS
SIG, 81, SIS, ST, SIS $50 SCI.
evFEaiok CoyHT- NeaGIy.-Nos. s2S, 6. l66. l67, 3
81 Ill ia us l7e us l7s $50 lsl 1884, ls5 lis ls7 lss
Ice Isl ls2 le, 49, 1873 40 ze4 SIS 2os 2as 5 . -
10 Co. - r. &C. - 81 lS4 ST. Sc rs q us iS2 I9s I5s
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GRAND DIsPLAr or CARfgrINes

GRAND DISPLAY OF CARfETINGS.-
Have looied TITO the msgrieoent Carpet Ss OF PE
fekse$ HUMPHREY, corner Of eroad - ay aud Whge-
TIA the syge1 ara rcaesi ia civ Lssse ssci.
uocs 10 TIE stock have been made and evesv vs ~
The pewest ely lea and tte beat Qssaes OF eArpengs raj
ncgs mats cruggss oil clohs tsbe Gad p.aao COW
era &c, car be examined here wei rutuice fr,
soFe 70 t,oro through he whole ecgh OF RroadWsy GA
NE score q prices. dealer nnderssl Pesers1a
Humphrey, for they ncde1t and fully eng with
- >snAles pFo6iA TIE motto o. small pFOSs sad aaiek
- vas adopted by them whsa they COMMENCED 0usi.
80 nd by tet adherence they have bgilt
inrs~. buiiness, ana 10 he ead viii rsSEe tOr1uue
Ios A 'oeis eoocs learn heir priccs and hen beer
Yourselves elsewhere, n you car.
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~ One of the noblest traits of the bu

~ One Of the noblest traits of the hu-
character 10 stilade for benefits received, ard
heart which wo0c forget the b-uef.cIor who bad sde IL
happy, siaks below The level o. the dumo brute But how
much plessur9 shO1ld derive from doing good
for he sale Of be0g hsnhed and placing uodsr
ohngauOrs 10 bat for The sake EJte Of mAtioE them
happy The greatest bespg beslow upon snoheT
10 restoring him % health Dr. {. NJ Jackson, by the aid
Of Hooda De German Buffers sOld ~ % Arch a. Pna
oephls been The Instrument OF esVog JbOussnds from
sn unuuelv grave hessrs d SANDS. leo fulton
arc c. II RING, iS9 Brosd~sy are tbs Agents n ms
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IMPORTED CARPktS - NEW Spring
srYLEs 80 SMITH LoUNsBskY. as PaGTl gueSL TOO
poaiie Wiis street Have ros Ia store q large sd
eegant assortment Of CARPETiNGS. sRhrsciog al tbs
latest and meat dessole 6tyes g. msEUL RE
pfises rich uion, Neveg TsptAly B1uBsols TApesry
bru,sels SPY and irggsn Carpes, IL = The ssfiJas
grades Engish knd American DOR o. Coihs 10 every
variety q h aat wGth with compee s1slganell Of
Al other goods connected viii The business The superior
SYKES snc quality OF the gSOcs, aud the l0W pdsa
which hey viii be aot, oder gscas Tor pur-
Shssets 70 examiaS Oils sioek EXpeneocof aOAOssr-rs
IN constant employ 70 cut aud fl carpets The shortest
notice and IN the beat mAnocr. nv 2Ss
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AUCTION CARPETs AT 7e1 Greenwich
a. pe.x Anos.-J Ii TowsszNp Cos New Carpet
Roons snd Store smny seesed with Three ply Ia
grsin ard Stair Carpets. On Cloths and DrukgeIs Curtain
Nasns GU CoFniecs, rica snks. Bsregs Delsnes and
Chtdreh's Wear, hon saetioa, which hey selling
cheap cod Quck. myl1 So
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Er The American Arr Union kngrav-

,,s an. nov hcpg disErbatsd aad saasceers ae Asvng
80 S.caA In plsn and ornsnects giI glass sad fancy
~oess on beautiful siyss 81 ths esw IRENE ana Picture
store Is Ann.sI near barnams nese~A 49, -. In
lnrs fsoTn Leodon Paris AID sertn. Tor ssls low ~
"e'' q II HARRINGTON, 10 AnnAt
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WINDOW SHADEs.-An excellent article
a, ,he w.y Of Window Shades t sold BY JOax GksAsOs
90 a. een wichsL Ladies VII 6ad really reas 10 cali
ana ex snlne bis specimen GKEASoS alec kS awsya %
hsnd OF immense vsrety Of eosSs a,se.s ssses id al
,~snSow, ana Which give speh dsaoEae ar 70
rent which N faci the nss thegs woaeh strks ne
- ~ strepgeys on entering the room
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~ Stair Carpets ave now sold at aston-
ishng low psice> al y BoSery HEAH AsDEssoNs Bsaz
nfa pattern 81 Nese$0 SIsr CsrPes g. SIS and psr
yard fhrte'Py STAIR C<ecis IA - snd IS; T2oesiry
star CtFpeiSs Brussels Stair Carpet S. 3 per less
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-17

ES FREDRiKA BRxNER arrived At Savannah
% he iiih tsst u ne GsSnsT Isabe, IRON HsysaA
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r. Advertisements FOR Tie Trl5ra< o. Monday ous u
10 be rent IN before O'Clock OF Saturday evening
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Nv Every information which his extern

tive agency Yong peTiruce enables HIM 70 inPsrt 10
relan 10 the various modes OF Advsrnsog places "a
peTs. terms &c &C ia cheeriuy com nuUcet5d hy 4
palmer, who IL daily receiving advertisements fOr Ia
best papers Of ali the stAes for which be spPoaiet ihe
Agent md authorized by the propneOrs 10 usnsaqi bni
ntIs A much depends upon udclous stem " s1ver
ming whether 1pOn large small scses boss who pro-
pose 10 embark 10 the bUsineTs will su4y 1heir own ad
vantage by SECURING the beH PrIclcL EoVsdge Of the
iutiect
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IMPORTED CARPETS. PETERSON II
AUAPRKET So Broadway, Wht--,L have Just
ceived packet thip Cora Lins. sdtuonS supply
OF rich aud elegant CArpeing d-sRns aud extra
qualify AlsO inVoice % H-udefs cre0rstrd Brus
prices and fan 10 per oen ess IhAn soy other store se
trf siurar goo9s myi26ls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-17

SPRING MILLINERY.-L. & A. UNDER
HILL Jobbers OF Millinery Good have removed from
70 q Jobu,t (norh side. lear EsItsos where ourlng
he rems5der Of The Ieasoo hey l dispose OF tbs BAL
spoe OF their Spring stock cOmpsng large ssigfmsni
OF every article 10 the hilhoefy iae, 81 GREAT oAH-
dan aged by dsmpuess my i"sWsAh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-17

" Spring OvorcOats. in various shades
Of Zephyr Colh al CaShmsrs,s wts large assortment
OF frat quality ready mG1e earmsuis al ou' usus moder
ats charges WV. JENNiNcs Co.
mvl7 n IS Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-17

E CHARITY BEGINS AT HOME, says
The poor ard 90 be provides shelter lr bic family
om bic savings This he can do tor The small
Of S25 No Dsces'v longer exiss for emiSadng 30 the
'sr West TO live. VIDE advertisements 80 for Home
Eead.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-17

IL Pills do rot grpe scken ssve the bowels cosuve
bot IN free and natural state FOR sale. wholesale ano -
tsi, BY A g. L D. SANDS, 100 Tulion-st New York
Pre- Is cen.a ~ IN w -
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BARrUM's.-Fsil not u witness for me
- ,hree sxfrto ciusTy pieces vii b peFf1TDed
a. i.iee 200 "a DisnOe1 Tue Lottery Iickcl IA
q TEE irish Drsgoon~ TIE ceieorEtse 2 A'saAn Ooo-
re- = Ray beYe o. AososJ next
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-17

iMOLAT's Sulphur Baths, SAL
Peerl a. opposite the Hospital esAsshsd In 1920
by Louis Timolst from Paris fnr the Of Rheums-
usm Code, Efupuous OF the SttD, &c rhs Is tbs hrsl
esAbstn eni and Only genuine su pher Baths II this city
We refer 10 Drs NSeIune Mott Berger Vscbs, BOGWlcE
WAhsce. AND lhe pIinclple phy.icana 10 Ibis civ.
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R- AIsRo & BsoraERs l56 Bowerv.

fourth door shove Brcomest snd &c Grand Ct sec )ud
boeA east 1.-THE boWery resstct y solicit tbs sienuOn
o. purchasers 10 Their sock OF CD lse Teas Od Java COT
Zee, Refined suRaB Vince &c THeT O1Ong Tea al four
shililgs loulg bytog Tea stSx thi 0gt s1d e. ish
Brssk'sG Tea ct three tbnln.s per b.. arr eqaJ 10
Strength sno cuness Of flavor Tsas resi-d In ths
malktt Superior Oh Java f-e Al four peace Per
IN COCO de- 90 a. ore tti .rg per 90. b:esn rehs@d
EAra sold Al he r. hrsrE p'c-s ChIce 90 Nur. al
brsodies % drAf ana n boI'si. Pa hlssesst Lamp
vi, warranted 10 pssse, 81 siH shiilgs per "a
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CookING SrovEs roR SrMMrR ANn W.

COOKING STOVES FOR SUMNER AND WIN
rER The Great Western Air Hisat Coal st)ve TOR
bOels, stesrbo &c &c Prices So AID SIS ~iA TX.
eaFts The celebrated lndep"ndeat Air " "a. SIMMER nd
Winter Cooling Stove WArrsrGed 10 bAke. Cablet N q
keTs Stoves TIN ard Sheet lion Hakrs haro
coal Summer Rang IL aFtc e. Ter bard coal char
coal end hard coal Furnaces &C. &c large sgck a. hs
lowest uufaourers prices wbosssls Snd retail ne
New-Yofk Stove Factory. SIS auist opposite Essex
NAME. al stoves warranted a. To?fes7aIed.
myi6 q NICHOLAS l. CORT.
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~ One out Of seven hundred certifcates

VI VuC UuV UI oUNVU U4UUItU UUIVIIUdIce
to TIE tame effect that can be seen and real al Dr.
WATTS, "a GgeeuwichsL:
NEwYORK, May l, 1851
DEAR SIR Having been much afflicted win lOss OF
tleep and painful Sensations for than q year, nj
nervous sysem entirely cot Of Oiosf resolved 10 y
ycur AT udoe Tbs reiefil gave a'er uIng only
LOlte truly Burpfisug; more 90 than ever expect
"a 10 Obtain even srould pend hundreds Of d0sfL
therefore Dc EN- ny duty 10 inform you for The benefit
OF those similarly snitesed. Respectfully yours.
PREsTON, Sheriff e.
Can be had Al lo2 Nstssu o. 81 per boule 50 per dozen
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~ Stockings, Summer Under Clothing
ana Gents srtees In srest variety Ano decided
" cheap al PAERsH Csnsss sOcking store, 10 Canal
81, ID block from Broadway.
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DupuY's lMPERIAL COLoGNE-Preparcd
from tbs private receipt Of Jhn madG Farna a. gwen
by him 10 1870 TO Emperor Napoleon Amateurs are 10
Wcd 70 CAL and tear ia similarly the res article free Of
cat q DUrUY, toe Bfoad way,
myl7 ST. Corner OF doastOn-st
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II Mrs BEMAN's celebrated Shirt ES-
tAbsbmept at No Asor House has bs-n removed % ~
Chsbersst oppOsils tho Psfk near Stewsrs where
sbe NAY now be sws,s found She has no conascron
Civ Bostop or elsewhere myl9 r.
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Mn ForLAkn SlLKs rRoM AUCTION.

NEW POULAND, SILKS FROM AUCTION.
Hitchcock LEADBEArER. S47 Broadway, corner Of
Leonard have jast pNchSsed auction inmsose lsnt
tes OF very eegknI Fous'd 81 ks whicn they are o1e-
iuf 10 DAY yard cheaper than soca goods we-e ever
before sOa 10 his mAtet They have ssO srR STOCK II
evaTy Other kind Of Summer Dress Goods ~ shks, Bs
reyes. french Muslus. Bzreke de Lsnes, shsws, and
even thiDg tse sdsped 10 lsoys wardrobe, which hsy
NHGystake pains show aud show freely % theif patrons
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NEw GOoDs BY THE STEAMER -Cau al
u. 81 BODiNRs Dry GOOis EstabltshmsBt SIS GfA1d-st
corner Of Orchard want procsre great bAfs ain'
lie sells the beat Articles ~ the 10 Sesi oflcs
and bis store ihe GcknOwledFe d heat plSce 10 GA1ss
for obs.npg every description VI Dry GO01s Ladies call
on hin,
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n Ladies, if YOU would improve your
conpleKcr, tske Halls Psiugenesia II removes
hoichst The face taowness sud brown tpos on me
shin purihes Tie blood ths apostle strengthens
IRE 81 stem renders tbs npiexioo clear and beaua
al W. SNIIH HALI. sole prOpno.Or. l53 S1Wery.
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SUMNER UrDERsHIRTs AND DRAWERS.
An he various styles OF nsuDn Gsuze herno, Cotton,
0anxe Cotton plain and iWted Cotton, wLite AMI brown
Linen. and Of every quality and sze Also ready made
shra cut BY superior ast sue well mste rdrcsasers
may depend upon getting goods at low prces SAsxsTs
FurnisheTy if6 William e. near Fulton myl4 ~
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SuMMER STYLES OF Straw. PANAMA

OUhMLH CI LE9 VT y NV =
AND LEcHoRN HATs-Tbe SubscFiDer you'd ecilly
apprs. his customers to- public geaesy thai sok
OF bs above mentioned articles braces every tiye ana
va sty a. pied this by w amsesn P1oh; as well
a. tose vogue la Psris combining All ns eies So
es and novelties 10 the production ~ ghL elegant ara
economical Summer Hats. BANTA, 10 Cs,slH,
nvi63is cor OF Wooster.
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The GENIN PANANAs FOR BoTs.-Ihe
becoming shape hEhpess and elegant simplicity OF ne
GERM Psnsnas for Boys brOusn oat IBIS season. eAnnos
In 20 ret Der them universal fsvoTes with young gentle
zen OF al aaes They sand IN the same reiAn % 70 toe
paramas for "eti drsn Of . larger groathn which ne
Germ St HGts for youbg men ssH 70 ios ta szsd ones
eins ASSORTMENT Of Panama Il ell sizes and Of he most
bea1ro shapes ard Is believed 70 be uneqlaed
in the ciiy 0ESIE 2l4 Bfosd~ay. op9os te 81 Re1Is
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Bran Sprrg TruSS us Beekmsnst RIVER rusts nor
grove weak from USE. "OEee night ALWAYS right" 10
retains the iUpluTe hout upOn the spine
six Days Trial given AID mOuev rearn1d n not perfect
tNIssctoy ITeceyed Ihe gold media 81 ths lee faf VI
Ire Amesicsn Institute.
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T FowLERs & WELLS, Pnrenologlsu
sss puhnshers Clinton Hah 81 Ssssaost ose ne vE't

e The most brilliant display Oh Faplet
No. ever exhoiie1 In ihis ey vi COW oe f91od
., he reroom ofhr lssoTsos, z3 P-.rl . ~ as
f A. orteo he sole Agert to Uo''ec sls7s Tor ne
is-s,, FraTnf.rfurers ir TIE vof o-1estI Jsuneos
-, - re OF LONDON ard BJuiDgtsr- ~ hn M
cck ftsese goods direct from the s1utsoTy ana g. As
prices Whoietale E11 re;s Bi,iss AZ
Tent. peu call ard tbe 0esrif1l room, and yo1 WI
- well repaid for oar uO1b-. N.Y. p
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n Twenty Thousand Yards beautiful
Floor on Cloths only Sc Il sut y per YARD oas aai
yards wide 81 % Sovery, HAM ANDERsOSs Also Eug-
hsa Floor Oi Ccths q fret vile - % s. p-ryGd OF
giant tapestry marble aud cin cures 10 largest
meI 10 be foand
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SPRING FAsHi0NS.-hats euu N1p5'
variety Of psttsrns-a ias'es suited II vii DO found
upon that They equal 70 G1y OLD ed 10 no
mvI5s 81. J. " KELLOGG.
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-, ...o6nrs On gsiu,osy, hat IT, ~ -
BIOS az VII ,.,ss,s R1.V@. aats T1s sy.e VII %
sos 0esss - ,sss1s fSr wbscs is otenasd saa lof
essStS q 5e ,ad oo.'s ~ p 49, s. s.. fSr Gssssa
80 ~ Csiidrso ofs7ps'iO' sye ara ql4Hy ny-2-.
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Y GENIS's styles of Summer Hats
for Geotlemeo viD be Introduces ibis day . 9. nj.
OEsIs, 2ll Broadway, opposite - fsuFa
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r. Essence OF TYRE.-A Liquid Dye
for eoorirg the hslr whistle &C. beautiful browa
black Ii will Of. so The nen st4in tbs skin
but will give ihe hair beautiful permanent and sOh
glossy appearance natural that the closest
cannot tell that dye has utsd Prepared only by
w sTAlNBURN Chemist Sold whOlesa r, &c. by c v
CLIcKENER Co, 81 BarAlSy-st. ard L | C0DOIEG.
TuS lis Broadway and SS Hadson a.. ~ Y. Pncs 50
cents
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II. V. BUsH's CELEBRATED REMOVAL
ING AROMATIC CoEpIAL Those whs uouoled with
Dyspepsia Iuoieesuon. Loss Of Appetite, WeakneIs 81
Tie stomach ano Bowels &c We would advise bo1te Of
this elegant compound forthwith Its dead shol this
Glars OF daeases Principal depot 3S GreenwichSI cor.
Of DusneU ard by cfuggits geaersi'y
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" English Imperial Tbrse-piy Car

800 sn1 besaa'al desErs ? sp-lng sEies a y
ko-1ssT HTRsM ASDEEsoss fais noraiag tse1y
as Win Be s1hoited ssd - verT ene12 80
~ Cupets Sc g. r. s. ard sIPsr yHa CaI aAo 'e7
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