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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-18

EYNOLDs HAMs.-5 hhds, landing and
aus JOHN II CLAIBORNE.
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REV. VERNON EsKRIDGE. u. .. N

PORTSMOUTH, Va, Aug u, 1871
Mr. J. Boush-Dear sir While am in gene
raj opposed IL Patent Medicines, candor compels
me 10 state that have great confidence in the vir
tues OF Hampr- MS Vegetable Tincture For several
mouths past have used it in my family and in
dyspepsia, loss of appetite dizziness, and general
debility, with enire success. So tar as my expe-
rience extends, therefore, take pleasurein recon-.
mendiag to the afflicted as safe and efficient re-
medy. am, respectfully, yours,
VERNON ESKRIDGE,
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DERE COD Liver O1L.-Rushton, Clark
/ a Cos.-We are constantly receiving fresh sup
plies direct from the manufacturers and can at all
times furnish it pure and reliable
PURCELL, LADD 4 CO,
an I3 -@~-~--7---~ Druppisfs. o. Main afraet
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ftANTEu-A SALESMAN at the Dry Goods
W business. JACOB A. LEVY.
Gu II SO Main street.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-17
CITY Intelligence.
JUVENILE coNcEnT At METRoPoLITAN II.


concert II announced for this evening the above
establishment which will, doubt attract large por
ton Of the fashion and beauty of the city The perform
the occasion will be three children who report
ed TO musical abilities beyond the ordinary lot of
humanity. They Mile Petit, nine years of age Sig
norma Patti eight Of age and Master Marsh only
four old OF the respective talents of these juvenile
wonders shall speak hereafter
PoLTicAL EXCITEMENT TowH-There Is n great
cement in town relative to the wing nomination The
political well the amospherical thermometer Is up
to fever heat There great rush last night from
the hotels and up town. to the newspaper Offices to get
the latest from Baltimore Owing to the firing of
cannon in Jersey, report spread the city
that General Scott had received the nomination 1t
turned out however that the sautes from demo-
cratic ratification meeting in Jersoy City. The wing
guns are not yet ready
GEkNtAS MrrrISc.-Ycsterday evening German meet
ing was held at Hdebrands in Hester street preparato
ry TO large mass meeting Of the German citizens. whom
Gov Kossuth has to address previous to his de-
parture. The meeting rather thny attended and the
proceedings after some considerable talk resulted in the
election OF committee of nine appoint the place of
meeting and to make other necessary arrangements.
Wednesday next Is the day appointed the mass meet
ing and the tickets were fixed at dollar
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NV RAILWAY LoAN-s200 900 -CANANpAIoUa
nsd sofnins ComPany-rhe Directors Of this Comps
chants Exchange through Drspsr sas w yer
nssday Ju"s rs ie52 at ~ oeloek noou 400 oOo ssvs.
the roAd~a1 sna equipments Of their line OF v.rk
known ~ the Jefferson road and Getting with tne
There bonds run only to ne year 1877 Al. .oun
able LIST May and LIST of each rh, NJ,
road render ed essential and made
ano Increasing Of the line
existing floating issities The bonds Ss ro 70
many 81 those the in the fact aetual
srnse seeu,iis being offered the road finished ana
IN 'SAi y, o profitable opei alton
apanisua AID Corning Railroad Company in-
corra,a,sd under special act q tho LEGISLATURE,
war ESQ ,ne sefninus liked, at the southern eud, being
corning ~ WAS however determined by directors
sonutet WIN the Chemung road Jefferson special
Aet That passed the session VI 1850 The
charter Is one 81 the favorable enjoyed any compa
~ IN ss o'ate. Inc name Of the corporation not
The road is forty miles in II NJ
the ,ens 81 sss chsmung Road At Jefferson near the
with few and easy curves, TO Canaudaiima.
The Chemung kosd connects with the Railroad At
slmsa AUD under lease to that corporation The Canaan
dsigua Niagara Fails Road which this 70 sd con-
oees CAnandara VII be compsted to tho Suspension
bridge IN season Tor he summer business of 1888 THESE
The road completed with single track from CAran-
asenn TO Jefferson the 10Th day ofaSepsember 1851 1t
high rate Of speed and laid with heavy rail- of tho
weight sixty TO the yard 1t has stood the test Of
judges to be inferior work Of the kind In the country
IL but poorly supplied with and locomotives those
New York erie Railroad Company aud 1t is the ioten
oD Of the directors TO devote tho proceeds OF this issue Of
1t through remarkably rich aud e portion Of
the State tbichly studded With and villages, and
ve promise Of RON this source equal to that OF
tn showing the number Of acres, population, and
through which the Cananaaigua and Jefferson Rsrs ad
N.
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The News,

Ofcourse all classes of readers will first direct their
attentonto the report Of the proceedings in the Ma
tioIal Wing Convention. The Seward tactics
adopted by Mr.. Draper, a Scott delegate of this
city, met with signal rebuke in the nomination
and confirmation Of Mr.. Chapman, strong Fillmore
man, rs President Of the convention Mr.. Draper
endeayored to get the start, by pushing himself for
ward and calling the convention to order fifteen mi
nutes before the time designated and although he
fora short time succeeded, he failed in carrying out
his designs in securing Scott President. He was
In too much Of a hurry, and rather overleaped the
mark. The votes of the different States in commit
tee for permanent chairman establish the fact thai
Scott is not by any means the favorite with the
majority Of them. The defeat ofex. Secretary Clay
ton-the man who originally brought out and has ex-
ercised all his faculties to enhance the prospects of
General Scott-looks ominous, very ominous. If tho
Fillmore and Webster delegates continue to pull to-
getber-and there is every probability that they
wil-they have the power in their own hands, and
can give the nomination to whomsoever they please.
Present appearances tend to confirm the previous
impressions that the Union wings will concentrate
upon Webster, other prominent man-per-
haps Crittenden or Bell; and that the Sewardtes
will be routed and scattered like chaff Before Gen.
Scott possibly receive the nomination, it will be
necessary for him to publicly make known that he
is favorable to the Compromises that his success
eveD would be total defeat of Seward and his free
soil followers. However, it is idle to speculate to
what Will be the result. The action of the conven-
ton to day or tomorrow, will decide whether the
whig party will stand firm and mistaken upon the
broad platform Of the constitution and laws,
whether it will be broken up and annihilated by the
free soil dcmagogues, under the lead Of Seward
s. Co.
Three days later intelligence from Europe was
received yesterday afternoon by the Europa. 1t is
unmportant it is scarcely interesting; its charac-
ter is similar to that brought by the Baltic. We
give the details in another column.
in the Board of Assistant Aldermen, last nighta
preamble and resolutions were brought forward
the subject Of the Sixth and Eighth avenue rail-
road, by which the grant to Sherman Pettigrew and
Others was revoked, and fresh one made to Gusta-
vus Conover, Samuel C. Harrott, and others. The
Board resolved itself into committee eff the whole,
and the chairman having reported progress, mo-
tion for leave to sit again lost and the rssou
tions carried. Want Of space compels us to defer
the report of the debate by our special reporter.
The attention Of the reader is directed to several
highly interesting Geographic dispatches, and much
other entertaining reading, to which we have no
room to specially refer.
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highly Interesting from Central America

THE
GOVERNMENT PROPERTY, ETC.
New 0sLEsNs, June 16 1852.
Ry arrival from Honduras learn that the inhab
tabts Of Ruatan well a. 1--WE oher islands dependent
on Honduras Bay had refused to acknowledge British
authority and claimed the protection of Honduras which
had bsep accorded them.
The Superipte pdan had given orders to have the goo
yernmen buildings at Ruatan sold which was done at
great eacrice Every thing in state of rebellion
pretended
Adviccs from Belize to the ID inst, report that the
mahogany crop the present will be about twelve mil
lion feet.
The arrival brings accounts from Guatemala to
The 18th of May The crop of cochncal for this year.
il Thought, would fall of at least two thousand
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nbea IT, STATE OF things can be soccessfnly a'com
Pss"a" ~ " Van Deusens improved Wahpeue an article
wan mas established for its inventor reputation fully
~ the thousands that have used IT,
ing tne mar 70 its original Color its
ana beauty and renewing its natural and glossy
sPpenrhbce preparation has yet exceled this
able desderatum TO be obtained at the general depot
street hi.s Smith, 727 @. Rtng lg2 Mil
lau lS and M. Gray. Af broadway; Mrs. Hayes, I75
Fulton street and LAG Atlantic street. Brooklyn and from
other principal druggists In the city and throughout tho
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-17
A Member OF Congress In Trouble.

PHuApsLPHiA. June 10 1851
Fayetle Nchuti~n n memb4r OF Congeess r1m Nir-
gina has been held bail In the Of 81 600 10 an
sw,r assanlt upon MIR Fiswarth last evening, on
board the steamer Trenton c,ning from racoDy. FITS
worth had occupied Mcuullens seat in the ears during
hs alb ence by placing his lady in It, Mcnullen, it Is
rerort.d take his seat by force; but Fits
worth vacated the desire of the lady, calling the
Congress man gentleman They crsards met on
the boat when Ellsworth refusing to recall the epithst
hcNulen broke his his head.
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HORSES. CARRIAGES, 10,

nor SALE-A SUPERIOR NEW DOUBLE WAGON
platte rm springs suitable for a soda pie wa
gon was hut by Of the best makers in the city,
has stood in stable without running and Is tho
the Merchants Ice Comps foot of Beekman street. or 1873
Ten street y
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Powder and Pills for the destruction insects and verin
are in the market Avoid them. Read Lyons
Irs Reed and Chiffon have analysed the powders Aten-
ton Is invited TO their testimony printed the wrapper
every canister There other preparation relied
mon Tor destroying bedbugs reaches heaa plant
Nc and no other that il not ionous 10 tho human family
and dometic animals Price ak Of nowder - cents,
ler box o. pills n cents which half the former ehAr,c
wholesale Prices IN proportion
LYON, No. AZ BfopdWpy.
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truth t popular maxim that the voice of the majority
Justice Genn has to congratulate hm
self for has the dcmand fer his sammer styles come
With bow Of that which prevails this His
eorps Of they and ngtbened by
reorut almost i'm possible to keep with the
es the Gepn drab besysrs and the various
styles in felt stray Re which he has
during tile present mouth Wen. he can hear it.
GENIN, No. 2li Broad way, opposite st. Paul's.
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South Ferry Omnibus by lady peari Port the
exterior design representing The chase contained
notes Of the Bowery Bank for 500 each
will be paid its Persons knowing any Iaborer 70
change mote Of 500 the Bowcry Bank viii notify the
CHEF Of Police to all discovery. The loser 1, MIRA
hckENNA. "a Leroy place Blocker street. Apply 10
Curtis Carrington. II William street, "
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scsessre,sss Of the Ninetesssh Csssq,y-Anaa Tnion
Parodi RkeaeoiaptL Anna Bish-p. 80, &s may be
10 our valuable collection Of magnificent Dasusrreotyp
Hotel.
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Beaver the body Is docking
hNoXs No Us fut street, and the demand for his
beautiful Rocky Mountain Beaver ia mped. The
in the black hat is greater curiosity than the
"mau in the omnibus"
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Pure White Diamonds Ut Sas per carat Il,

Abe lots tber-frpm To suit retau
Diamond Kin Pins, &c. and sue assortmeat 81 iewelry
at era prices Mandatory Sl ad Sav
ner White street odse aud salss rooms second story
DAVID RAFT, Importer OF Ola nonds.
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KpgFns portraits o. the democratic candidates for Pre-
sdent and Vice President, exhibition BRA
DYS Gallery, 05 Broadway, in addition liscnesses Of
Loue spoIeon Lamartine, Eugene Sue and other
dtiuephed persons both Americans and ns
which this gallery Is so celebrated.
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The cause of gray hair Is n sudden mr.

Brauual rafnlyns Of the roots. DAVIS kahyonc will
remedy this and by particular ATTIC, up the
pg glands restore the former color No dying
can be applied without material nson senience. Price
~ cetts per bottle Fer sale at the general depot
1872 Hudson street 1877 Bo very and Ill Houston street
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Real ard petsnnal estate. .

Real and personal estate. 800 SiS, ttO
extending hiagars FAILS TO the City Of Now
YORK 4 ALEC with the Central lns from Albany
~ ~ n sb u i% d hOnh p.nsv
Eimr and With Dun rk and the Ssats Line and
Lake Shore Roads via the Ere from Enira There little
part, will receive full share Of western freight and
rsyel Freight laden at Niagara Falls will 10 sent
direct to New orb without breaking bulk
sariy be- the with the Buffalo and ALBANY road.
The security Of the bonds be Judged from the cost
ard future poets of the york. The
yertsemeDt viii $g5OoOo Of which the drss mortgage
win constitute $500 eco ard the second 500 600 and tho
raid in Founding estimate upon the entby receipts
r the past six months the derived from the years
business VIII fall short Of Sloa00o from .sh forty
being AZ interest If than seven the pro
sent cost of the road The total bonded Of the
be $500 0C0 which the yearly interest $50 0 that
urposiug What OF the facts above SEATED 10
curing year than the present. there
can be doubt that the interest the bonds will be pune
tually paid
With the road properly equipped, and with Of
the sections Of the Cansn0aguA and Niagara Fails Road
opened the directors confident that the receipts of this
road viii pe nearly If quite doubled Tue that the
tages sufficient to main tan the road considered high
y encorraene The length of this road beng forty
than at the cost of construction which makes this
loan equally with the most questioned boz and
has been in favor Of Shepherd Knapp Hiram
ketehnm qures, Trustees all the lands
ceip that these bonds the Of
both income ard second mortgage bonds.
. DIRECTORS OF THE COMPANY.
solomon l.. Gillntt do. e. Smith, Penn Yam,
Oliver Phelps Canandagua. James Robinson, Gorham.
n Gortam do. W. NJ. oliver, POM Yam.
n. d. Clark, do. John 3. King, Geneva.
James Harris. Penn Yam. Anthony J. Ill., ". Jersey.
Richard L. Chapman. Steuben.
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sion OF the State OF New York. he1s is meetings
every Thursday evening" at o'clock Candidates who
been elected viii please pupeua ia ST oudaace Place
Of meeting the Union Hotel tlate Tamess ia Liberty
near Concord street Brookyn A. FkRRSSWOaTu,
--"N Acting Secretary.
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Observation-Disclosures COURSE BosTON.-ON
- = - ------------
SPORTING.


ROAr RACE TO COME OFF ON THURSDAY.
N 18th inst at o'clock between John Carroll and rhos.
for $50 side 10 start from Peck slip and ronnd
Governors island and back.
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C.,stadoro,s Hair Prcserya,iye and neaut-

herThis exquisite and article dressing
preserving invgoratng and slim uatng the growth tho
hair rs well healing extraneous affections Of the
and Destroying dandruf ee ctuay Is and
sold Wholesale and retail AT CRISTA DOROS Wig and
establishment, No. 6 Astor House.
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been years. and tried to restore hair
bu, without benefit II only about i've months since
growing finely The hair thick and black In
my youngest days Please me dozen BOTTLES for
friend Yours truly John Dewitt 1s9 Washington street.
Boston Price Of Lyons Kathairon 20 cents can be had
Of any druggist in the United states.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-17
Rejection OF Seth j. Thomas, by Governor
EsCusweIl's Council.

Boston. June IT, 1907.
Governor Boutwell, nominated Seth J. Thomas, ESD. of
CharlestowU 10 the office OF Prison Inspect made
cant hy the death OF William Sawyer (who killed
the railroad and the Council to-day rejected
the nomination. Mr.. Thomas counsel for the
of the slave Sims. who reclaimed fugitive slave,
by his master II Georgia The Governor free soil friends
greatly surprised at the nomination of Mr. Thomas.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-17
THE FIRENIEN.

NETTING OF GUARDIAN ENGINE COMPANY
N No. q? held at the Engine House. retnrn FROM
the OF the Fire Department mott
1T Resolved, That committee OF three be apppintea
Mra Maria Campbell and Miss Emms Sha~ and i vas una
ousy Resolved That the thanks of this he
given to those ladies for the beautiful wreath and
which presented 70 the company the of
the parade resolved, That Amity Hose Company No
- sincere thanks be given for the great
in escortng to the line in the morning also
return home in the eveningEugene Ward Abuer ShatkeJ
and John N. Westervilt, Committee.
YARD TIE MEMBERS OF UNITED STATES FIRE
~ Engine Company No. tender their heartfelt thanks
to the ladies. who presented them with
wreaths &c., on the occasion Of their Annual Parade
Monday lastMss Emily Everete OF No l66 East Broad
ways Mrs. Brogan. 1914 Elizabeth street Mrs. Simpson, 30
Rowsry Miss Caroline Stoppenkn, Madison street. Alsoto
the Second Ward Hose Company No. for the untiful
of ree shments furnished by them after parade
Signed, WILLIAM H. ROSE,
WIN. GORMAN, Committee
j. w. ANGEVINE. }
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Fulton for ST. These hats the hats for the pso
pie. Rocky Mountain Beavers for So and -; Panama
Hats 50 to So; Straw Lsghorn, and Braid ats in
great variety and his prices 20 cent below Broad
way. FREEMAN 80 Fulton street, near Gold
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Dena Bodies Discovered at Cincinnati.


Great excl exists in the upper part of this city,
caused by the discovery Of twelve human bodies in
shany the road 10 anut Hills which purported to
be a chemical laboratory. The owner, Dr. Davis, has
been arrested for trial 1t is supposed his business has
been The arranging skeletons for colleges and that the
dead bodies had been procured Tor that purpose.
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thss ne ms temoved to b2 Broadway where he WI
from {" o'clock dairy DR. Poweli's Treatise the
Bye can he procured ~ his ONCE Also hrtiscia yea
irt imported which Will move and look like the natural
tye
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The Bcnutlf., SIX Consumer Goats VIC arc

selling creating universal the
COOLEST beautiful aud attractive coat Only
think they weigh but sold We
have 80 pieces of the goods for sae suitable Tor coats
ladies dressestiey wen adapted for ad7's dress
being Of brht handsome transparent color and be
afforded low price They to be foand other
establishment but the Empire Clothing warehouse 100
l22 Fulton street. SMITH, DRUMGOLD g. PROCH.
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Mend. n. o,hers, Dag ncrreotypes.-GeneraI

Franklin the Inn Empress VI bsyt Pre.i-
dent Psez neral Sauta Anna, Louis Philippe. Napoleon.
Dseurre Daniel wehster IL Clay aud others may be seen
collection: awarded medals by fair
ere cur pictures have been exhibited America Anne
rican Galleries 23 Broadway next door to the American
Hot e1
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Fo,aI Rnllroad Accident.

UolUfIBiA, Pa. june TO, 1852.
A child ofsr r. NJ. paynter aged six years this
evening by train Of freight and instantly
killed.
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Butler corner Of Broadway and Murray street (Pumbe
National Caery TheGe portraits combine the detail of
sagurrotype with the dbish OF the finest miniature paut
ing Being on me'ac surface. they mperishable
well rs the most truthful and beautiful portrait made
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ceved from Lawrence Reid, Esq., Professor Of Chemistry
to the New York Hospital ard will be read With sttten-
tion New York Hospital May 81 1851. Mr.. william
Boyle Of Boston. has submitted to his various Toilet
Soaps for chemical examination and opinion From the
have ade, and knowledge of fr Bpges
process and the materials he uses and my hrh appreca
ton Of his skill practical chemist. coupled with tho
fact ths the material he be obtained cheaper
IN this country than abrond not prsed at h pro-
ducnz better soap and much less liable t. have
injurious effect the skin than the foreign The srtstc
skin with which the articles put mp also we'll worthy
Of ndaton LAwRrvcE REID Professor ofChsmstry
Sold wholesale And retail BY A. d. Sands, 100 Fulton
street Rushton Clark CO. 23 aud Rice & Smith. 727
broadway Wm Cary Co. 25 Pearl street, aud by the
uesists and perfumers Throughout the world.
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ofWgs the imita
yet invented Those wanting superior article should
call at BATCHkL ORS celebrated Wig Factory No. W all
street where be found the largest
In the city. Copy the address.
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EMBELLISHMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
personal.

PERSONAL.
- 49,
w D. O'BRIEN. OF TALLOw, COUNTY WA
W terford. ireland, will please leave their address
immediately at Roach, Brothers Maserson n South
street, ana oblige NEAR RELATIVE.
yNANTED-A PERSON TO ADOPT A FEMALE CHILD
" six months old. 1T this shond Apr alton
OF Kind father and mother, please address note Mrs.
z. T., 81 Sullivan street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


TIVE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
~ the Magnetic Telegraph Company will be he in the
city Philadelphia at the Directors room OF the Company
Thursday the eighth teh) of July proximo four
o'clock r. ~ for tho es,ton Of officers the Transaction
Of ether business which AL Stockholders respectfully
quested 10 attend, WIN NJ SWAIN, President.
ABnL RATABoNE CoRBIN, Secretary
CNULTON BUILDING AND MUTUAL LOAN ASSO
eiatiopA regular monthly meeting of this Assoeia
son viii he held at Washington Hail. Bovery and
Hester ttree terrances Nos 70 Bowey and ia2 hsste
Thursday evening, 18th inst mt o'clock Tae
Secretarys cce removed TO No 50 Bowery second foor
front Once horrs from to o'clock p. NJ on Tues
day Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday Of each week,
ISAAC AMERNAN JR, Secretary.
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ha Dye the best discovered for corng the
certainty with which this avorite aud old esnhshed lair
Dye performs astonishing IL is for sale or applied at
BACHELORS Wig Factory, No.4 Wall street. Copy the
address. 80 ~
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RatiAcatIs Meeting ~ N, w Orleans.
New Our, g. June 10 1852.
grand democratic ratification meeting takes place in
this city to morrow.