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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-05

Aner scve-sl railopI and other bills had been dis
posed Of in ihs United States Senate, on Thursday.
Stat body adopted The resolution calling for the
fesI ondesco be, ~cen the Austrian Charge aud the
Secretary Of state !, i not probable that these
docLmente viii throw any new ight on the diff
csliy between Cbcvaher Hulscnann and Mr. Web
seI, ~bi,b caGssd the Withdrawal OF the former
f.om Tie county Nj Chuse offered resolution,
shith vac lao over calling To- information Goa
xssn4rg The expense incurred ~ the enforcement Of
tic Eug.iive Slave law sai particularly tho trs for
,rc4ssn growing u tie onacimcn, .. The raid law
Ar G arpca.s determined to keep up the citation
on this subject; and IL the deDoeraIs at Baltimore
should happen 10 select any one Of the candidates
whose recent letters approve Of the Conpromse as
lpslity, be will probably withdraw sltogesaer from
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-05

VIC have TO report another railroad accident in this vi
cnity--the sixth seventh within Elk weeks.
The two O'Clock express mail train from Philadelphia
conrlstng Of SIX eight met with disaster when
stcut four mes this side Of Bordentown between three
and four o'clock yesterday afternoon which might have
proved very serions affair Some repairs Of the road
are being made st ts place Of the accident, and the
Temporary rails ovf Fhioh the trains run. were put
down in such soveby careless manner that the loco
motive together with ons or capsized
ard OF the track ~an going at the rate Of thirty
miles an hour One lady, Ma Purdy, OF h'gh.stoHr,
kad her ann broken Nj FIELD OF Trent IN had his face
conrderably bruised and seve,a other pissenscra were
more or less injured IL mia. lie that no Lives we're
lost
The two o'clock train from Ambny p, oceeded as ar az
the 81 d. asttr j. returned wits me passengers "a
TIC hiad'ip .ia train.
ANouaR-The kecarx fdrcriisev OF yeet. roay aitec-
noon icy ihat while the twelve O'Clock rc'gb, ."h VIZ
nse'tdba The bill sud whom about q quarter o. mo
on ih' d'bot the couplings npastcnst :" o'iF
70 thgpB. VIC go3uon Il the ears. The lacjA ~
rnanaltbe IN account ~ the heavy grade aud dgso ~
% tle M very apdiy daeing inc Il locomotive III =
Ftoh On thr ireoh brd reatt'rDg the with which
They were loaa' d. Some damage W the oars
bong tttktn lut 40 pr on injured ia. leaach
~ al The end ell ccapod smelly except one man
Who received ccnttojon on The head by falling on a
siDnc.
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tn. Age Of Ola rocy,sm l. About over

lst ride ghant every opposition
Ill III rioe I'd ~ imhfc sin its soitit SO, al,o ia
trsa'. ~, man vhc no,rp~i the times mnsc bs
tent '" lie it hlinh ana be seao std in oblivion
else turi 'sl srd ie CONSIGNED uniy tNe pin.h Of
- IL viii l. IL ever, tsade. a. |, i in the hat.
tiny l,Ytr.t ErrrsstiV practical Vol tshe tbs lua
rua l,'Pt Iii tr,h never mpra stTisnsy cxsmpi-
tsd thru IL ". "iao young journey hatcts eho
is, % ned store y. No ID CT atham stroas.
for Tie ~ II tter business
s,N shoes lo-',ry el"thng and baby linen. he
they u't NO. male tt.r hats to suit dscotnins pntc,
hr' lr,n,t they TINE aahys en- ltnyed tic beet
IT, tn3r NJ thoapht tha. The i"nrneymon who d,
tie labor should make decent living. and always sid
thin R't Tor their work They have
,t.ts - ed heir business untii th.ir old \
tls hrthNm ard Pearl streets aid contain
II n,d 4 - uArtd ~ anothtr; and INV No
II Cin'fnn they have thing linen
which their curtnusr IL the OF Rocky
NOM tnir y rah Nors,n. pc.rl ana Wbita C.wI~
ard fslnushle Drah and Goleskia HAS in ev nv
variety witt ito isst tmert Of straw Goods
Caps sud tfild-en's Goods in tho corntrs
RAFFERTY, g. LsASK,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-05

RowDYIsM IN NEW YORK To such a Formidable
extent has he prime pie Of lawlessness AMI rowiy.
isn grown in h- city. thnt life ID no longer secure
from the attacks Of this rufIiunly banditti. Day
after day have VIC TO record murders, b. stab
bling and shooting, perpetratcd peaceabe citizens
without any ostensite cause save the diabolical in.
stncis Of these New York Thugs Man woman
cam OF appear at night, in some localities, without
being sutject to the attacks or inanlts Of this ua
q,6tous gang The police not Of the slightest
utility They Iurposcly sveid, either through fear
or political motives, coming in contact with these
lsturbeIs Of the peace and the consequence s that
they ply their trade with mpuoity, and calculate
beng always aole 10 evadc the laws. In this they
not mistaken, az, in the great majority Of in
stances where outrsges arc committed by thess ruff
fans, they invariably escape detection.
This state Of society requires prompt and effoc-
tive remedy. We know of but two why's through
which this sore may be wiped away fscm the social
body. The one is the organization OF the police
force a system directly opposite TO the present
absusd and inoperative pan-to render them totally
INDEPENDENT Of all political influence, and not liable
10 be dismissed except for neglect Of duty other
such oencc should call for their expulsion from
the foieo; to increase if need be, their numbers;
nuke them wear q uniform, by which strangers
could easily recognize them police oGlccrs au1 TO
institute vigorous, wholesome regulations for their
guidance With this should also &c combined such
5tari,ss and Independent execution Of tho aws, ~
lLo magistracy, as would t,acL those midnight a.
lssains that they could not escape the strong
OF ret-butye us'ce, expect, bJ their political
services at the polls TO find carte blanche for all
,heir subssqcen, euhpges against society.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-05

Uhe Baltimore Dem Ocrutlc Convention
bad Prospects FOR she Democracy-Brlgh
Prospects, for General scot,.
The democ, ATTIC candidate for the Presidency aud
Vice Presidency. whoever they may be, have sad,
far,orn melancholy prospect before them for next
November The convention has now been in Sos
sion four days at tlt,more and no nomination has
yet been made, amy prospect Of indicated
up 10 the hour Of adjournment, last evening at
seven o'clock. The guam THY of thirty three
IA Loifsags have taken place. and the last count
IS Us far from result the first. More oullottinss
haze taken place a. this convention, in four days,
than ut all The former national conventions of the
democracy for the las, quarter OF century. Every
feature Of the ease is gloomy and melancholy to ths
Office seekers Of The party. Oh! Oh! Obi
What is tho matter with the democracy Of the
soanary a How comes it that they are broken up
and divided into such violent AUCTIONS Tnese ma
nerous balottpgs reveal the facts of their awful and
desssa,e condition The party is divided into three
mort embittered personal factions all more inteat
spsn the spos than for the ascendency of the party
-, -.
their eandidates--and thus utter rccklessaess
-, -,
~.
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the party, and attempt 10 galvaniss the Buffalo
platform into feeble existence again.
A petition was yesterday presented in the HOUSE
Of asking Tor she establishment Of
mint In this city, bscAed by the fact that over
ninety millions Of gold dust have been reeeivedas
this port tiDce tho annex alton Of California When
our get fairly over their present politi-
cal troubles IL 10 TO be hoped that they wilt take the
necessary -srps TO locate mint where it is unde-
niably most required No business Of importance was
trsnescsed, ard the House finally adjourned till
Aoudxy, for want Of quorum.
Gev. Martin, Of New Hampshire, has issuef
rsghcr curious message for New England demo-
csst. He espouses the cause Of Kossuth, and
thinks il the duty Of the government 10 take q de-
cded stand in favor Of his schemes for the achieve
ment of Hungarian Independence. He, ~ the
same tune, approves Of the Compromise, and looks
upon tie Fugitive law an act Of justice to the
bouth. That he would flvor the COMPROMISE all
knew; but how he reconcile the risk of foreign
war, in behalf Of " man who has traversed the
country making ihfammatOry speeches, melting cur
citizens the laws Of the land which gave
him an asylum, is more than most men will b. able
to comprehend.
According to q despatch from Buffalo, nelan-
The Coroner appears to be kept pretty busy in hold
ing iDquests the remains Of persons who have
| been murdered, killed by railroads, drowned, SC.
| Two more steamers arrived yesterday, with addi-
| tional adyices from the Pac nc and the West In
| dies. One Of them, the Crescent City, brought a
million and half of dollars in gold dust from Cali
fOrnia, and over three hundred passengers.
| We publish elsewh here some fair samples of the
usually brought Sadsr the notice of the Court
Of Special Sessions, to tho number Of forty up.
! wards, every Tuesday and Friday morning, or
about one hundred per week. Though Of Little in
t.rst perhaps individually, these cases, viewed ca
nmssc, afford no meGu insight into tho moral and
social condit on of large portion Of citizens
ald thence their Importance Ono feature is partcu-
larry gricvous-the vast number Of offences commit
It'd by young buys Yesterday the proportion Of ju.
vonilts 10, great as msny former occasions,
but nevertheless some eight nine boys under Is,
some much under that age. were caedup The thefts
committed generally Of very triAing and pal
try description. and the officers Of the prison. and
Others in the habit Of communicating with them,
tribute the ir situstioD, in most instances to mere
neglect. ana consequent association with Others 0!
more confirmed habits Of vice and idleness When
detected, they almost invariably acge they arc up
| wards Of sixteen, IN order to avoid the House Of
Re,g., Of which institution and it's discipline they
have holy horror pr-ferring to 60 for few months
hard labor NJ the Peni entiary.
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The British Consul at Havana and Mr..
sidney Smith.

MEMrHIs, May %, 1852.
Nv DEAN Sra
nnd that several Of the newspapers Of this country
while kindly speaking Of my poor and much overrated
services in behalf Of the unfortunate prisoners who
brought Havana connected with the i'll Ated expedi-
Of General Lopez address the British Uonsm
ut Havana
You will oblre me very much indeed II you will do
noe the yo 10 r,ctfy this mistake by inserting In
widely tpIrao journal the fact that the Office which
h,ld ut Havana uurIbg the lamentabo occurrence to
wht have utt referred that Of Secretary to Mr.
Ciawnrd II. u Ms Cousui General.
Your attention TO this will confer favor upon your
Ob.dent servant. WIN. SIDNEY SMITH.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-05

mtbt Of linsrt in NH cy g. found NJ tho
OF 7 GlLBLHT 60. SO BrordN.y corror or Anthony
street, opposite RrpHd.ay Bani and Theatre and will he
soid At great arsin They have the metallic frame and
are rsrra.t't ,o..ssd any climate Dealers supnied
Pi~nns torvrnisnt for email for sale low and
warranted HORACE WATERS. Sole Agent, Yl3 broadway.
Second Hand Pispo,-Twarfy second hand Piano
sh.sr or for sale :. the fo'low,ns prices So one
$40 twD $Ia5 two $40. tir~s &l50 folsan Piano,
$500 do, $40 Prince Co.'S Molodion, $780, enc
So, SCb Ss5 Also, n $40.
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House of Representatives.

WASHINGTON June 4, 1852
PETITION FOR A york.
Mr. Bnrccs (whig) Of N Y, presented the memorial of
William b. Aston for the immediate establishment Of
mint in New York and showing that since the annexa,
ton Of California 5000 COO gold bullion had been
received ut the port of New York
TIE SURPLUS REVENUE.
Mr.. SrASIy, (whg) Of N. c. asked. md obtained leave
to introduce bill for the pay to the States Of the
surplus revenue
NO QUORUM.
After several motions, calls &c the House found II self
without quorum and adjourned till Monday
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-05
From Buffalo.
From Buffalo.
NUMEROUS CoRosERs INouEsTs-puRsTING OF A
MILL STONE, ETC.

MILL STONE, ETC.
BrrrALo, June 4, 1852
Six Coroners nquests were held yesterday to- day
In this city as fellows One on the body of unknown
man. found dead lin the WOODS on Hamburg road
on the body Of William Doty Yatcsborogh. ILL., who was
knocked down in Water street and robbed few DAYS
SINCE and died last night from his injuries; l,ermar
and aLo ON an lishman both found dead the Creek
one ON the body of an unknown who killed ON
the railroad this morning BY the Albany express train
ana one Oh man who fell from three story building
TIL, morning and wns Instantly killed
fests rdsy Of IN. tones the Black Rock Touring
ms burt while making 1e0revoutons per minute The
fore man Isaac Lap and hand James dann were
siouhly injured the latter IL Ii feared fatally The
building wnt IuLch torn.
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AIhre s nro,hers. $50 Rouerx. founlp

hoI stnr. broome street nrd rs second
ttnt .A ~ IN. BovtrY p,ettully invite The attention
'lt Tttie 70 tie following sriief vir;New Teas Ola
Ja'a Coffee Hehntd Sughfs, wnes &c. Curi,us oo'opg
~ Tor lhhio l5O CERT per posso; extra nns Young
dyson Tea III fiilirrs t1hcnts) pond hnc Forng
dyson Ira four siins- CO. osntsl pound; Eng,ifk
IIcal fd Tea ar, siiings t3s certsl per panud The
yc, fssn quality Rect quality Old G9vcrnment Java
tfce fourteen pence pound: GOOD Java Cone-
,pg per pour Beat quality double rohned c-ushcd ana
powdered Sugar do d.. steam refined white and yellow
tugnr rcsners prices general Assortment
old wi,s. Brar dies. &C.. ION drsueht sAd In bottles
warranted pure and Of the very best quality esAstAS
SUPPLY Of puys blsscbed Lamp Oil.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-05

THE GOLD DISCOVERIES IN AUSTRALIA The
gold discoveries in Australia, which exceed by far
even the wonders Of California are destined to work
an extraordinary revolutions in very short space Of
time in tho British colonies. and probably in Great
Britain t-elf The idea Of " being able to
collect twenty two ounces in a day. four men two
hurdr,d POUNDS weight in ak weeks, and nine and
a quarter tons If pure gold being taken in four
months from Vie in alone, is enough to turn tho
heads Of the whole 30 pulatioa One result is to in
duce to abandon their ships the soldiers the
army, the officers Of government their various posts
and men III every situation in life to orsake it for the
Iursuit of the shining metal. There is, consequent
~ danger Of the crops being totally neglected
and scarcity Of food in the country. Provisions
WILL therefore, command enormous prices, and
tremendous impulse will be given to trade in that
direction.
The d,scoyery and its results seem to be the per-
formnEce Of the very same DRAMA in all its parts.
a has been pla, cd IN California. In both cases
the is distant from the mother country,
the same wonderful activity is stimulated, and
the same intense desire for emigration II is singu
lar TOO, that this discovery is almost simultaneous
in boz countries; and what is still moro remarka
bic. gold is being found now in England; and from
ah aTilcIe III LtufftcOOdS NIiRu1He Tor May, an
able writer who is supposed to be the celebrated
Sir Charles Lyel, who visited Nova Scotia and
made researches into its geology states that from
The formation, there can be little doubt that gold
exists 10 the valley Of the Annapolis, in Nova Sco-
tsa No doubt in short time the people Of that
province will give it n trial
Meantime, numbers Of the people Of Nova Scotia
and New Brunswick are preparing for Australia.
In a single number of Halifax paper, we find two
SHIPS advertised to take passengers for Austraa and
in = New Brunswick paper We find two advertised,
ard thee the stocks for sale, carry passengers
TO Australia. In the same paper we find adver-
It's, ment-headed Australia Australia, Highly
iml ortant" -anpouncing History Of the British
Colonies From Great Britain and Ireland the
emigration 10 those colonies is immense, and it is
only beginning From California the Australian
ricans viii accompany them.
The eject Of these gold discoveries, both in Cal
itornia ard Australia, will have wonderful effect
Upon the trade, aud commerce, and political rela-
lions OF the world Ia Australia. Itself the results
vii be astounding, in de clipping the resources, in
asirg the population, aud establishing the free
,om and Independence of the colonies Unless John
Mitchell and William Smith O'Brien are speedily
released by the good graces Of government, We
would not be susEts,d ii they walked away, because
there wcr. H. police 10 watch them; and ithat does
not haYtn, il l. quite POSSIBLE that political revo-
luton viii take pace, which Que of these gentle
may be elected the fret President and the other
Flee President Of The new Republic Of five States.
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Yacht Race.

Yesterday the yachts Und Sylvia Ultra. Sport, Alpha
ard Cornelia belonging to the members of the New York
Yacht Club, intended to make another trial. but owing
to the stormy state Of the weather II did come Oh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-05
DOU BILE SH E E T
New York, Saturday, June 5, 1854


THE NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD.
ne Amancan mail steamship Humboldt, Capt Lines
IN Sou, hampton and Havre. and the British
issve Ihis pert at neon TO day
Tn mails viii cloec At quarter before II O'Clock this
norning.
The NEW YoRR WEEKLY HERALD will be published
half part oelo,k the morning Its conteuts
vll embrace the from AL parts OF the cont
print1d in French and english including perhaps
W. retu Of the Democratic National Convention in
Baltimore
Single copies in wrappers sixprnce.
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Presidential Electors for Mary land.

BALTIMORE june lsJ2.
Tie Democratic state Convention assembled linton
IIsn ystierdoy. I,r H. Belt If Baltimore county, was
,l,c,d temporary chairman md Messrs Carroll and
Duw.e fccrctsIi.s Colonel q. w hughes If Anuc Aruu
DEL county, elected permanent President The sew
csI residential Electors we're then chosen and the Con-
1entiop aJioui ned si,e ai,
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ALBANY june 4 fSS3
Kusfuth lst Troy at ten o'clock last night sssv dsn
vsripg his speech and arrived In hour ct Cu>sr.e
Hall In This city He retired to private apartcuts M
be Wits the United States Arsenal TO iuspcst
"tpleLdid a.fortmtnt' Of Uncle SANS material cd
He will peak 10 In the he'll 0f ths Young
hsp's Association in thir city and will leave Monday
for New York where hs will deliver his farewell address
70 the people Of this country.
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T u l. x q X A PHO.


PHILADELPHIA June q. 1852.
densely crowded house assembled to night in the
Walnut street Theatre the occasion Of Loin Mones'
tsneht II was complete triumph throughout for hsr.
nd the appliance most vocfcrous The anticipated
between Lola and her manager settled lie caved
u, and Lois has obtained much better terms.
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plain tshrtdi'y onsrased splenaiI Wedding Enye-
IoIes fro silver Door Pletrs: private Ses elegantly ,xs-
psd Oh stone a. n'sl Ccntniar Society and Horadie
Device. 81 every ht " ~ hest vie Of tho
EVIhhtiL, s02 Broadway, corner Ut Duane street.
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Marine Disaster.

DpsioN juno 1852
The hip James W FannIn, from Boston tor New York
In heIlas ot ashore on Great oint reef Nantucket an
III. "a int. at BPM Nhe was boG~ded by mon from
Nantucket with whose asss ance hc WIZ got oH during
the night without damogc an was at anchor In Holmes
Hole yesterday at noon.
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Whie Dele gate from New York.

E0tnKbItn june : To1Z
Tho TwcntyTigith Congregational District Wha on.
ytrt,yn n Danwic yrstcrday nom dated LICK n
tcu In d,lrn. tie To the Wing National Convention
1 colt r,,fia tionsw,Te adopted
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To our Readers and Advert isers.

The mechanical and other Improvements, which
have been going up for nearly year part in
establishment VIII be complete in q few days Our
machinery committing of three large Rotary Presses in
rented ana improved by X NJ. Hoe together with two
boilers ana two steam engines will be capable of printing
%0m Lryre Jriy fousand sheets pe, hour Our gene
al circulation rs =, this the largest Of any
paper establishment in the Unit statesextendug
every party in politics every sect in religion every
aass Of -Ociety every State city and town. north and
,outh, and east in this broad and beautiful Union
~ consume much paper per xnnOm half Of all
he other daily journals Of this ynd nearly much
three OF the principal book publishers here In
oositss' and extensive apartments up in
type whole double sheet HERALD IN four five hours
With all these improvements organ,zcd . perfect
ystsm ~ili hereafter enabled satisfy the
the public IN the curly delivery Of the HERALD, and
Aiso in thu publicity Of among the
oss buslness cases beyond other journal Of tho day
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Wh,,o rrench Ch,n. Dining sets. Irs

$40 White English Dinir S.ts
20 piece, iors6 Chsm,or sets 10 pieces for So 80 sod
Sc. Gold hard French China Tea ssfs, for az
kr,li,b stone Mia Pans superior srtice for
clsnne.. Ard durability. variety ~ other ussfn srti-
rie w. tho China AVID Class as, cheap Pacging mar
ticusry sit,rdedte X KERR 81 Cham re stroet be-
low RrosawAy
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So L,gn,, cool, md airy In appearance.

ftp,t t,,, s,r. h,.. tain bcayt the cy
po,r If al e,othe of perfection. Though
unatPrus,i abr stlo taer- aud beaety he sells tbem
Tut 81 and they ly Acknowledged TO be
peri riI tho. Ia broadway Err 81 co.
ie tt.reh lC5 Nassau street of Give him
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Beautiful " hl,c Beaver Hats, and black

gluty i,tn they ii 1t cool and conf table, and
u qua, ,-aut, style. equal TO aSy hi priced
Bat IL Erosdway. Any sha made order One
quality I'm rice only 50 The New Hat Company 40 and
las NsssAu street, Tract Buildings.
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RAFFERTY, s. LsAsK.

New Crop Ttns,-W. y. Moody. ~ Co..
date Of tie I.~ar, have just opet ed Tea
wnrshouss in the city At No 1872 Chatham street Give
them CALI anc you will Twenty Per cent and get
choice Tea al d Coffee.
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Mt the Nmlus arah AK or cotton hat which
l..ed Z" call atiu beavers bet tie rea orna genuine
Mountain oliver
ser /. H. f,cney 52ls Bowery our three nifty drab
beaver HIT viii stand show up with thing produced
IN Ir sdway otter street In New York four
VIII max. s'nt vt IL to any who produces bought
Tor fur tlat b, att II. Gail aud prove What say
j K FENNy, ;2G Bowery.
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Of bra" Beaver this season. Of tho
gait light oil Felt Hats hs has brought has
been exceeded " alec He has also th year
straw aud fabrics prng varieties
Of wEi-h entirely new.
6kNlN, No IA Broadway, opposite st. Paul's.
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Of k.hth hsts just introduced by the
hfa'eo halter de- idtc the best looking and popu-
lar got out by other in the profession.
long 'to"d 1T the head OF his and ccrtanly this
Ir.one 81 III l. p"or evidence Of his c i'm Co
tt AZ has been awarded him knoxs is
located Mt la Fulton street. where gentlemen can DO
accommodated with any sort Of Hat they may DESIRE
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Sunday TrIps.-The steamer Thomas
hGse III utual trip to inter-
n.oia Ia, dints Sunday tonrrowl leaving foot Of
Jay street Mt taif.yast A. ". see advertisements,