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The Aida or keir deer cave every merrag A. 4. N.
Sunday sxeeyted); Armenia, every afteruoon atx
(Snpaay eAtepted foot Of Jay south America or
Csun bis Afternoon, ut r. NJ Land al oxsen.s
Wharf All times Fer the Hudson River Raiiroad stop-
ring at GarretsoI ttatopopp osteree ompanys adyer
ts.mept The II board Ter this season viii be- avs
West Point, June D lS52 WM ID. OOZZESs.
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TIE TRENCH CONCESSION IN THE HOLY CITY.
The paris Constitutional Of May Is copradicts the
count from Constontnope that the Gpssks had obtained
Imfn annulug the concession lAsely obtausd by the
French government in the affairs Of the Holy City
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6ar Dye sss beet yet discovered for solous the hair
certainty with which this avoritc and old
Dye performs Astonishing 1t is for SALE applied AZ
BATCHELoR's Wig Factory, No. all stress Copy the
AAlrNss. - -
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Ct,.Ap-r sn WIZ nnd very superior sssertmebt OF
o. every description quality size and price,
nc shntrel so b9wtry sell the baautifui
CATERS slippers aud basLus f.r lsder. Call and max
your selections.
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Shipping Intelligence.

Sailed for Boston Nay 2G John from Ilverpoo
Arrived from New York-Msy 20 Sheridan 18th, steam.
ship Baltic ship Uni,srts; 18Th Gen Dunlap ana Kossnth
all at LiyerposL
Sailed III New YoTk-May &C. Elizabeth bentley from
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= Tur srrAxsup EMPIRE CRY left yesterday, for llsvana
and New Crieans with 255 passengers foy California.
These mail steamers wiz hereafter depart I'm he OH and
Goth Of each month.
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Holland and Reirinm

NEW Observation-Disclosures CONCERNING THE
FRENCH PRESIDENT.
The Dutch Ministry had resigned and a cabinet
wa formed.
An uneasy feeling gaining strength to the effect
that Louis Napoleon had not abandoned his scheme Of
annexng that country 20 France.
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The Famine 4. Germany.

THE INDUSTRIAL CLAUSES IDLE, ETC.
The Journals in the south Of Germany continue la
mcniabe accounts of the famine in many di.trcts The
Presidency of Ober Franklin suffers nost-the weaving
and other branches of employment being completely
ttand, whilst the price Of provisions enormous
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Clothing.-Well made goods excl usively,-
No deviation prices Purchasers iavitsa
al Broadway, and examine the asssrt nsnt Of seasnss
PAntaisess Vests Under nents &c., every asscrip
MoA ALSO, Boys Clothag Of the NEST desirable styss
Boys Clothing.-Cnil early In the day If
ladies' and others
venient they will fsd their much enthusiastically
pphi BY calling 10 the early part the day
is usually much more crowded in the Afternoon AL
FRED AUkROE CO., Clothing Emporium, AL Broad
way.
Lest, yesterday, by lady In search of
elotbps please her little boy, between
rise and sunset two golden hours each set With sixty bril-
they lost for The LADY did call AL Broad
way, but probably will do SO to-day
The Great Emp0rian for Summer Cloth
ipg j. vt Smith Drumgoii Il Proch's, where you seed
spend but few moments in being htted 90 handsome suit
q TIM sooGs md the price ~ surprise I low It
Lang uagc has been almost exhausted fn
setting forth superiority OF GREEN Srts nat
IL T. gentleman has them, whether an
be said more than do justice t.
tReir nt Remember, the number IL Astor House.
Have You friend subject to ChliIs and
Coldsi Advise him 10 try one OF Ray n Adams Zephyr
Under Shirts excellent body guard aud real lux
ury, RAY g. ADAMS, Heeiers 69l Broaaxa
ScasORable URdcrSarmeDts and Hosiery,
may be found (he best goods the very lowest
a. the New orb Stacking anu UndersarmsDt Factory
establishment several since
approved not less for their cheapness light
aces, elasticity and durability; Give them . trial
A. RANKIN g. CO, No. l94 Rowsry.
Assistant Editor WanaeA.-FSor = Weekly
city Paper Who Id acquainted with the CITY
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s., 900 win be forfeited II he fa,,s 60 clearly

prove that nj Of the persons have had tLer hair
restored, after having beos bald for Mr. VIM. H.
Vspderbt, Of Fin Place staten Island of our highly
gBished Dir Cornelius
beautiful fine head OF black hair he
entirely bald six years Mr. H. Budd, distin gusbea
veterinary Dos Mott restored wifes
hair az his mas sturtcd beautifully by usne Kels-
Magic Fluid; he Is about sixty years are Csu
and get his statement
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supcrr.l Theology, and Life IN the

Spheres deduced fr-m alleged Spiritual Manifestations.
By Owen q. Warren. Price - cents FoWLEKS n WELLS.
l3I Nasau street New York and ii2 WASHINGTON street
Boston In this age Of inquiry and progress, It will hard
y satisfy the thinking mind deny the truth %
position because Il conflicts with old ideas cherished though
they be by Thousand associations aad supported by
array oreat names which have given hsn odor Of
Author.
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Sweet child. that angel face must fuds.
A. years shall com. and go,
For time doth ever mar the fair
And fright of ell below;
Bat thy fond mothcr's Jealous care
BATH robbed the awning tomb,
Ard, by the might 81 art, hath fixed
For Ger thy youthful bloom.
Within her sacred SHRINE there hangs
in all it, infant grace,
Or ROOTS upe lnalled, perfect plats,
Her dAriibg's glorious face.
Thea, mstter ofths blooming child,
Trsst not the fe. ting hours,
But, Us this III {. Their did by hers,
Do thou At oRce ny yours.
Then, should the sudden dart Of death
Your loved one call away,
You'd bless the hiSt nv which you had
Tie picture dane to-day, *'
ByhOOT, a3 BroGdHay.
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Or. X, IN the village Of YonEers. whe &c

he has resided for t-enty and is best known has
of restoring the hair whom he viii
here refer-Mr ID. Mcfarland was laid Tor nearly cgat
years: M H. Scarf neariy twenty Mr.. L. Austtn about
five. Mr. Daniel Blauvslt, shout All have esiuol
their hair hrs A. Koeer had her hairs this il
assembling growth witnessed; her hair
quite hight but II has in dark soft Thick and tsaut-
fl Every'hns before tried had totally failed to
III
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Wiss the perfect imitation natuys
ystinventss These wanting Superior article should
call ~ BATCHELORS celebrated Wig Factory No. Wall
street be snnd the largest best
IN shc city. Copy the actress.
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Or. Talbot wa,,s.-s,r--I, Is with feeling.

o. perfect confidence in msdicine shat
t. particular friend, Mr. LOWS, who IL affected with
stiffness Of the neck; by relieving him will
other favor upon who already his life 10 Ner
vous hntdote, Yours most respectfully, TEos. SHEK-
WOOD, Mt Kipp Browns corner Of Charles street.
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Gise susan Escp ~ Norfolk street. eyebrows ard HAIR
reStored Mr. T. W. Barker 20 McDougal street, bald
Ny s. Jolly 20 Brosoway of hve yeats Mr. G.
w. WADg chiefs on bald i've Mr. A. N. Bnin
ger @ Greennish street knew Jrdge Rowan 20 ee bald
nearly twenty years-ca him. Mr. J. II. Merriam II 67
Ats street will relate his cousins Mr. r. H. Dxoa
td from his seventeenth To year. rogased
his hair beautifully had his DE- taken with pe.
tu head 81 natural hair and his portrait bald head
Cali on N.
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-1.,-- \. 49,.
slthe atraoons that elegance and novelty
tnsfest VIII take place fasfonsbe and much frequent
nounced in the Herald -
FINE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ln OIL, by
W. H. BUTLER, upper corn er ii broadway and Musrsy
street-fiumhe Nati,nsl Gallery. Those pertains equal
IN hnish the hhsrt NIL iatsre painting BeiAs nesihe
surface they are i'm wsl trutf ana
'nn Only one sittss required. copisa
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Rusfir mud Auatr.In

CLOSE OF THE AUSTRIAN LOAN-INyHSTMESr OF
NICHOLAS. ETC.
The Gar to leave Berlin the Goth Of May, for
Warsaw.
The Austrian loan, negotiated by the Rothsehds,
had closed.
The Lepsic Gazette mentions = rumor that the Emper-
or kussia has invested in the loan the
he withdrew from the French funds in consequence Of
the recent conversion Of the ren,es
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CristadOr0's Liquid Hair Dye.-Thla pre-.
parates has been tested OF both
has already taken The hrst place In the es.s of toilet
articles Applied and s-ld Wholesale and rota at Girls
1ADORO'S wig and scalp establishment No. d Astor
Fcsse Private for applying the dye and 6stins
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The italian States.
Spain.

Spain.
THE C0NsTITCTIoE-sTEAE EAvIGATIoN-JHE
TARIFF
The journals deny the exstsncs Of any Intention on the
part of the government TO curtail the constitution.
nav steam navigation company. from the Medi-
eTrancaI has been formed at Barcslona Two propel-
l.rs khve been ordered from England
The government had ordered commission to revise
the tariff nominl'y free trade principles But little
un.eorstion II expected from ths
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way New i-rk-lbe proprietor of this establishment hav
ing confined himself exclusively TO the
haptils en- traeiDg design tsat Partisan
nuty and sill could invent and his long
tactical wcsge of HE business he feels justified
asserting that here uniquensss and pquany srk
ipgy manifest In his Ahntla to place them the
reach OF competition TIE great patronage which he
hitherto received, And his inability in many
meet the of his patrons render
that enlargement Of his should be
effected, with little delay possible. lie
made ARRANGEMENTS Go have extended at least 40
length lie Is eparing to take his
Europe ia order make thefa trade
He will therefore DISPOSE Of M varied and splendid
stock of Nsntas, Grape and o,her Shaws such
rate prices must inevitably the appreciation the
ladies of this great metropolis.
GEO BULPIN. 36l 81, adway.
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Cristadero,s Hair Preserva,.ve and Beautl-

ser1hs ard long o,tabhed article for dressing
Avigoratng and the grswth the
ksir we'll ~ healing sltransous affections OF the scalp
and sestrsyas dandruf enectuay, IL anufactursd and
Geld Wholesale and retail 1t CRISTADORO Wig anS Scalp
sstaklshDsnt, No. 6Astor House.
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Assistant Editor WanaeA.-FOr = Weekly
city Psper, who acquainted with the CITY
write ,aaily Preferred Address L. b. Post 0ce
n Qualification, &c.
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Gour.ua's Liquid Hair Dye, Is, wttAe.,

eSsePton or Alton the very
~ celebrated GOURAUDS Medicated Sosp, for curing
HnPes freckles sAlownes chaps ronghness &c Poudrs
subtitle uprosts hair from part OF the body. Liquid
BYo
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Gosling,s Rest.urant, 81 Cortlandt street,

will Monday nex. Juns H. instead Of June TO-
cement the most Comfortably lifted up
ss S + ts' s Of Nsw s0 Sor is
Willie on Monday next. June ~.
Pure White Diamonds, Mt SAs per carat
In the package OF lot. thererom TO suit cntoner
At Priee. Esnu.etory si Broadway eoi
rer Of hite street Once And sales rooms second story
DAVID RAFT, Importer of Diamonds.
sf2OOO.-To Foreign or American CapI-
talsts.Wanted. the above amount dve per eent on
new. improved. and unincumhered real estate worth
be Paid. Address Merchant Herald ONCE, three days
The Question Settled, as to which IL the
surest place the city where Havana segar Of the
ss decided @ JAMES Ts S
the place.
stiiton Cheese.-rhis delicious ard highly
sressra.S ene.s Ia sanni,ters al. tho yesori. and
SONS, Ne. 4W Broad-ay. =
Dressing Cases.-rhe most portable, at the
same sim, tho most complete aud elegant article
and travelling companion inyaius6e For sale by @,
SAUNDERS son. No. ,Astor House, and ss7 Broad.
way.
Rnsoir Lccoaltre-Thc genuine can he OBJ
tsnea Of TIE Subscribers they surpass other
IN n.iI extreme Durability and kcsnness Of edge saUN
and Dressing Case Manufacturer
Comb FActory.-rhe assortment OF ladies
Drcss .omls m not .quaed IN variety or extent In The
ty II embraces all the newest Preach patterns Combs
made to order. Az j. SAUNDERS, 3s7 Broadway.
Gour.ua's Liquid Hair Dye, Is, without
or RESERVATION tue equal
" celebrated 10 GOuRAUDs kedcated Sosp, for snrins
PnPie freckes sAlowness chaps ronghness &c Poudrs
subtitle rprosts hair from part OF the body. Liquid
Rouge Lily White. and Hair Gloss, At 67 Walker
nsae Broadway.
Cristadoro's Hair Preventative and Beauti-
ss1ks and long established article for dressing
ppsservng invScrating and the growth Of the
hair we'll healing sltraneous affections the scalp
and seitrsyiae dandruf ehectunly, IL manufactured
Geld Wholesale And retail 1t Wig ant Scalp
sstakhshDsnt, No. castor House.
Wigs and Tospsss.-BatchplSr's new style
NWss the perfect imitation Of
yst rhsse wanting very superior article should
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Rnsoir LccOaltre-Thc genuine can be OBJ
ineo OF tte snhforber they all other
In their extreme Durability and keenness edge SaUN-
DLkS No Actor House aua Ss7 Broadway Razor Strap
aud Dressing Case Nan ufacturcrs.
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Comb Fact0ry.-The assortment OF ladies
Drcss Combs s not equaed in variety extent the
tty It embraces all the Preach patterns Combs
made to order. Az j. SAUNDERS, 3e7 Brosdway.
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The FAMOUS MONKEY LAwsUrT-TRrUMPH OF THn
MONKEYS OVER UPPER TENDON .-r esterday was
terrible day between the monkeys and the Goldfish
aristosracy, for the possession of the Astor Place
Opera House Messrs. Galbraith and Blunt, the
counsel for the monkeys, and Mr.. Evarts for their
fashionable antagonists, fought the whole day be-
fore the Superior Court full report Of which will
be found elsewhere. It was great fight. and great
fun; but the monkeys succeeded, about shutdown,
in dissolving the injunction, and Immediately gal
oped of to the theatre, 10 their exhibitions
See elsewhere for the account Of their triumph.
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sale beautiful remedy, called
Magic Glud Tor restoring the hair the certainty of
which there IL for dsubt. lie the undo
nabs evidence Of se hair after having been bald
from No need be
he does not China for reference;
deds home; refer respeot
able families the UAitsd Stt0s II the facts
See his Advertisement.
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ROUNDABOUT NRwsPArlR PIRACY. The Journal
Of Commoo fometnes pirates from our columns
but IL does 50 in d roundabout way and steals from
little pilates who pirate from u.s. ms ia the instance
OF the recent military memoir Of General Pierce
which first appeared IN our columns was written in
our own Office, and is now travelling round the Ia
pcrs without credit acknowledgment Of the ssarcs
frcm whence il proceeded.
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viii open on Monday Jans "a instead Of June TO-
before advertised. The Junior Gosng general
the best and lifted up
Dining Saloon in ths city Of New York. is determined
~ IL until IL IL in perfect ples order which
Willie Oh Monday next, June a..
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Law AND GosPEL.-It seems, gu the authority of
the Hon Horace Greeley, ex member Of Congress,
that the Hon. George Law has been the back bone
the SUPP srter, the special friend, and the FEEDER Of
Errtss newspaper. Can such abatement be true 7
The Ea7vess Gale these assertions bellous. Why
90 they not have friendly suit at law, and
tain the facts in court Of justice, or get the ain
dasit Of George Law, which viii be law enough and
gospel enough to decide the matter
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same tim, the most plee elegant article
faotrrea having every requisite for gentiemans toilet,
and rs travelling Tpanion inyausble. For sale by O.
SAUNDERS son, No. tAstOr House, and 3s7 Broad.
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celebrated cheets, in eaunsters also tho victora
Prince Albert tbeese all selected particular by
our senior, in London, for sale, By JOHN DUNCAN &
SONS, Ne. 4E Broadway.
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pnce the city where Havana Segars the puret
quality and richest favor he had The
have decided that JAMES SADLtEKS w broadway, is
tha -
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Advertisements will be conspicuously
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Advertisers are requested to state, in
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2. If subscribers order the discoutin-
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continue to send them until arrearages
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Stlrttth GaltG.
ISA B E LII A:
....oR...
THE SECRET MARRIAGE
by CAROLINE il. RUTLER.

Lights still cleaned from the windows
of the parsonage, although the hour of
eleven had already sounded upon the
stiffness of the summer night, and all
other easements with darkness were blend
ed. Repose had folded her mantle about
this lovely valley-the scattered cottages
bathed in the full radiance of the harvest
moon, from out the dark foliage Of night,
shone marble-like, while the iitful wall of
the night-bird cleaving with dusky wing
the starry depths, and the plaintive cry Of
the whip-poor-will alone broke this heaven
" calm OF nature and of mans repOse.
The inmates Of the parsonage had all
retired save Mr.. Dean, the venerable cler-
gyman, and one old faithful domestic,
whose presence might be required as wit
ness to the sacred rite about to be solemn
lied.
The minutes wore on--loudly licked
the clock-chirped the cricket, and, with
in the leafy bowers of the eglantine which
crept over the library window, fearlessly
the katydid took up the burden Of her
song. Then the street door was heard to
open gently, light footsteps crossed the
hill, and a youth and maiden stood in
the presence Of the holy man.
Mr.. Dean looked up from the sacred
page on which, until how, his eyes had
rested, and greeting them with kind
smile, said:
any children, would speak to you a
few moments even with the affection OF q
parent-come and sit down by me-"
With frank, noble bearing, his fine
features wearing determined yet serious
expression, the young man advanced, ten
derly supporting the trembling girl, who
sIirank timidly and with dropping eyes,
even from the benign look Of the old cler-
gyman. Taking hand Of each, and at.
fSctionutely pressing them, Mr.. Dean said
with great earnestness:
"My children, the relation you are
about TO form is one Of fearful responsible
sty--one which no hand but death can
annul, and, under the present circumstan.
ces, may be fraught with misery to you
both. Once more then, ere il may be too
late, consider what you are about to do,
and let prudence, rather than inclination,
guide your thoughts"
"BeIieve me, my dear sir, We have al.
ready dispassionately considered every
obstacle which exists TO our union" re.
Piled the young man, "but we find them
so light, when weighed with the evils
which the postponement Of our nuptials
would inevitably occasion, that we are pre-
pared to abike by the result whether i b
for veal or whether il be for vol Thi'
morning obtained another interview with
Mrs. Ellington. Although driven oil from
my uncle's roof, from the house which
sheltered my childhood, by that bad wo
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What o'clock is it,

When | was a young lad, my father
one day called me TO him, that he might
teach ne TO know what o'clock it was.
He told me the use Of the minute finr-
er and the hour hand, and described tome
the figures on the dial plate, until | was
pretty perfect in my part.
No sooner was | quite master Of this
additional knowledge, than set off scam
pcrng to join my companions in a game
OF marbles; but my father called me back
again. stop, William" said he, 81 have
something more to tell YOU"
Back again | went, wondering what
else | had got to learn, for thought I
knew all about the clock rs well as father
did.
"Wiliam," said he, 81 have taught YOU
to know the time Of day. | must teach
You how to find out the time Of Your life"
All this was strange to me; so | waited
impatientIy I" hear how my father would
explain it, for wanted sadly to 60 to my
marbles.
"lhe Bible" said he, describes the
years q man to be threescore and ten or
ioumcore years. Now, life is very uncer.
tain and you may not live a single dav
longer, but if we divide the fourscorc
years of an old mans life into twelve
parts, like the dial of clock it will allow
almost seven years for every figure. When
a boy is seven years old, then it is one
o'clock Of his life; and this is the case with
you. When you arrive at IA years old,
it will be two o'clock with you, and when
81, II will bc three o'clock, and at %. it
will be four O'clock; at 35, it will be five
o'clock; at AZ it will be six o'clock; at 40.
1T will be seven o'clock; should il please
God to spare your life. In this manner
you may always know the time Of your
life, and looking at the clock may remind
you OF it. My great grandfather, accord
ing to this calculation, died at 12 o'clock
my grandfather at IL, and my father at
10. At what hour you or shall die,
William, is only known to Him TO whom
all things are known"
| Never, since then, have I heard the in.
quiry, "What o'clock It itg" nor do / think
/ have even looked at the face Of clock,
without being reminded of the words OF
! my father.