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Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-03-21
TurRn MECHANICS

THIRD MECHANICS BUILDING Ass0cIA-
TroN.-The principle upon which this Society is
based is one that must be exceedingly popular
Already three associations are IN operation
on this plan, and we learn that this one is nesrly
full of members. It's advertisement will tbe
found in another column, to which we refer the
reader. The Secretary of this society is gen.
tleman who is more thoroughly acquainted with
these associations than the community general
ly and is able to explain it to the full satisfac
tion of all who require light on the subject
Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-03-21

WIBE-AwAKE!-The New York ReueilLe
for next week will be overhowi'ag with good
things A life of Charles Dickens, written by
himself, entertaining cuts fac-simile of the
Clay medal, together with whole host of laugh
ter-Inoving jests and hits at the times. Look
out for it.
Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-03-21

Six DEGREES OF BEAUTY.-rhe six de-
grees of crime nothing to the Fix degrees Of
be2uty impaired by ths cosmetics and other prepar
tions made by Dr. Gouraud, Of No. 81 Walker street
one door from Broadway. These articles are Liquid
Rouge" for giving natural color to ths CHEEKS
Lilly White" for hiding dar k and otherwise faulty
complexion Italian Medicaced Soap for smoothing
the cutice and banishing pimples, etc sPoudfes
Subtitle for eradicating supeFhuous hair "lnsan-
taneous Hair Dye" and Chair Restorative"
Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-03-21


Pro Bono PUBLIco--If you want bar
gains, ladies, in fitting up your dwellings
this Spring, we can confidently recommend you
to Hiram AnderSon's celebrated cheapest Carpet
Establishment, in the United States, No. SO
Bowery, for such articles as you may require in
his line. This gentleman does business on the
most extensive and yet liberal SCALE His i'm
mense sales furnish large profit in the course
of the year, while there are few persons either
in or out of the business, who would believe the
statement if the actual per centage was named.
1t is difficult to re alize how any man live on
such profits But when we come down to figures,
and just suppose his sales to amount to $5O0,0O0
year, (Which, by-the-bye, is far short of the
actual amount,) and then suppose he makes two
per cent on his sales, we have the nice little sum
of $4,000 as his annual profits, or at one per
cent, it would be $4,000 This shows the great
advantages which his immense business gives
him. The beldness of this opera tion on the part
of Mlr Anderson, may be judged, when we state
that the largest wholesale dealers never calcu-
late on less than five per cent, while the general
average of profits is above twenty per cent
Yet we will make a wager that Hiram Anderson
makes more money in year than most of those
high profit dealers.
Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-03-21
THE BUSINESS WORLD.

PRIcE & Sons, Oate Stickney Price
Label Manufacturers, Engravers and Ornamental
Printers 130 Fulton street On hand, one Of the
most extensive assortment of LABELS be found in
the Uoited States embracing almost endless va
riey Of style and pattern adapted TO Druggists Per
tuners, Manufacturers and other uses Particular
attention given to FINE PRINrNa-Gold Silver, En-
bossed, Illuminated and Xylogrsphic wors-spendid
Show Cards, Bills SC.
Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-03-21

*** E. L. Snow Social Union, give
grand Ball and Festival on Thursday evening
next, on which occasion Horace Greeley and E.
L. Snow are to be present. This association is
particularly happy its efforts to entertain those
who attend its Festivals.
Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-03-21
EDITORIAL. BRBVITIES.


=" The California Courier has brave
correspondent up in what is known as the Quartz
regions of that State. 10 a recent communica-
ton to that paper he gives the particulars Of the
recent discovery of one of the most extraordinary
quartz leads. Hear him :" We found the
quartz to be very friable, and even with our fin
gers could separate the gold from the rock
With a common sheath-knife We succeeded, after
some little labor, in getting out book weighing
six pounds and two ounces, and with only an Or
binary coffee mill to grindit, obtained six pounds
four our ounces of goldr' Since the publication
of the above letter in the Atlantic papers, we
have come across an advertisement in one OF our
city papers headed " Manhattan Quartz Mining
Company, . with Horace Greeley as secretary
On making inquiries about this company, we
were told that Horace had invested all his spare
cash in coffee mills and dispatched them in one of
the clipper ships for California. This it seems is
the first instalment of the machinery of the COM
pany Persons wishing to invest can do so, in
this cofee-mll speculation, by calling the Sec
retary of the Manhattan Quartz Mining Com
pany, at the Tilbpne Office There is no mistake
about the result, as we are assured that Mr..
Greeley had long interview with the esprit
rappers" before he engaged in the affair. 1t is
sure thing therefore.
Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-03-21

WILLEAMssURGH.-W We congratulate the
re.idents Of the Kingdom the probability of their
lamps being "fxedp The brilliant report the worthy
Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-03-21

*** The ages of the various aspirants
for a seat in the White House at Washington
are said to be-Cass and Webster, al bout 70 /;
Houston, Scott, Marcy, and Butler, over go; ;
Buchanan, 81; Lane, 50; Fillmore, So Doug
las and Isaac P. Walker, about 40.
Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-03-21

~ Prof Richard will issue the second
number of his ReUwe Litteyaire FrGncGlse to-
morrow To the student of the French language
this publication is of the highest value. By a
careful perusal of its comprehensive pages any
one c4n learn the French language without the
aid of a teacher Office 685 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-24
RYOokJyn civ Intelligence.

SUPPOSED ISrn1icipt.-lhe body OF male infant
much mutatod evidently by rats. found in the sink
rear ufa house in Twenty first street Third
Gowsnus. Wednesday morning lat. The Coroner
Immediately notified aud pos'lRortem examination was
nade tho result Of which Proved that the child had been
born alive. An in estigation into the circumstance
th entered into and from the evidence saduced
before the jury warrant issued inr the arrest of n
young female, named Margaret Ann Fitzgerald. the
suppclcd guilty party She taken into custody
sisrday and committed Cor examination the cha e
nfhp EonY FouNn.-Jhc body Of an unknown man
oatod lahore at Corey leland Point Ihursday after.
noon Deceased had evidently been in the water for
weeks End appeared 10 he about - Year. old The
clothing con-ted OF black coat. dark plaid pantai
End calf skin boots. Some rapcrs and snail sum II
money found in his pockets An in quest held
upon the body Ly Coroner Dony and verdict ~ found
drowned rendered. The remains taken ~ the
Kings county almshousc for in,ermen..
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nom v..sr and vim 30 60. on tho err. .,or.. .,,ero

nom water and will 10 got or tho fret vorab opportu-
nifty
sehr Kossuth Churchill Ncwburyport. days.
HETvRNEp-The ship brooklyn Mcdonald henoe for Navy
Bay, April 18TH returned to this yesterday after
ms the 18th lat " 20 Ion " experenced very heavy
woathcr, which sprung tho rudder The anchored st
Quarantine.
Below,
Packet ship 81 George, Crawford Havre with mdso and
passenger
oip Francis Sage. Robson. from Liverpool to STAN
shpSt Vincent so reporei anda ship reported as tho
Republic returned In dissress.
Bark Kosmcs from Bremen.
Bark Haspah, Croker.
Bark Standard (Brl -, from Cardif.
Bark Mary AdeIis. from -.
ALEC, shin with Frost Hicks signal barks; brigs,
and a Br schr.
Sailed,
Ship b Hartman. Arey. for n Orleans barks Panama
Gooding for Matsnzns Mary. Wiley Cuba Chicors, Sears
for Batmors; Sarah Cha.e o.good for Cuba; Jas Hall
Samp for st Jago Cuba bris Eyrhorpe Gcaao Hull
Arve. Berry. CurscS a. Lsuretta, HrAmhaii. Belize
Wind, at sunrise NV; meridian do, sunset do.
Packet ship ColumLiA for Liverpool, left tho Heck
Wednesday morning.
Ship Rothsmbeau, yesterday from Liverpool
sgEed to Coolidge Osgood. not Thompson o. Nephew.
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yet hope to see independent and free as they deserve
70 be.
Ko,sy1M then ssid-I most Truly thank you for this
yause gilt 10 the cause Of Hungary Be pleased 10
press TO there mel my most CORDIAL thanks give
uerance to no heh.r appreciation than when that
with these rifles will tho twenty who will be
by my side in battle where the danger Is greatest and
hope your arms will lose hing in their hands There is
historical recollection about the namc Of Whitney con-
nectcd with the d. selopement Of Of the chief ee
nents Of human happiness and prosperity this
tinent II Is curious that while side the OF
Whitney Is associated with the cot gin the name OF
the second Whitney L. connected with tho Instruments to
defend this Of wealth and material prosperity. and
tho fti greater blessing Of liberty Accept my thanks
then tell gentlemen who coatoreurs with
you that in placing these in the hands Of those
to ne in the struggle for Hungary il will furnish
ia, with additional motive for valor that they may
Prove unworthy of such made and bestowed by
Tree and generous men. Accept my thanks. and God
Eess you.
The workmen ,hcr chcered loudly and kossuth and
suite and party rcturnsd 10 the New aver Hotel where
he partook Of private collation..
lie introduc cd there by the Mayor to Mr. Putnam
who address. him in German behalf of German
cieiy lie also introduced to Mr. jerome, the &C
brated Connecticut clocfuaker who, tho Mayor said
made 100 900 clocks in The year
Kossuln said he sony did not see that csta-
blishment, as il must be very interesting
great number u iersons were introduced to him ut
the hotel but lar your reporter could learn there
was material aid supplied to him in New Haven Sym
paby cheap and holiday exhibition ia which Kos
suth was the lion the citizens; but it quite
another thing to fork out tho dollars Some Of the most
sensible members Of the committee have declared that
they prospect for the salvation of Hungary though
they sympathxc with her in her misortunes They also
say what the people Of Trenton have said that if Kossuh
had visited tho beautiful City of Fins when the
cit, ment was hot he would have got much money but
he had fastened to the West and South where he did not
accomplish so much.
Your reporter has 10 express his thanks to
bers Of the New Haven committee who appear know
much better the duty they the press than some Of
the gnoramuscs OF Newark to whom porlers inf.
nitey superior in all those qualities that give
moral eleya ration above areher.
At three O'Clock kosruh left in the train for Spring
field and largo crowd collected around the cars
who checrcd him ) he d, parted.
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BUBTON, April
Arivcd-Skp Milton, Calcutta; barks IthonH, Palermo
Rogers Phiadeiphis brixs Italia (Sio) Palermo; Ove
Of NYork MansahilA with loss Of sails sohrs Flavilla
Norfolk; Brown. Charm and Mary Miles, PhiIadelphia
Alice Move. Georgetown De- Homer & Louisa. NYOrk;
propeller Ontario do.
Cieared-Ship Medcrs Charleston; bsrks Nautilus, Con-
stantnoplc Ella Baltimsre Cornelis, Trinidad; vcsta
Galveston; Beck Mobile; schrs Porto CsbeIo;
Parker Port Prince Ireland. and Dart Psdolphia
Spy NYork.
CHARLEsreN, April %.
Arrived-Schr Atlanta Boston.
ssiled-schIs ) h Hodgman, Hartford, Conn; Samuel
Nash, Providence.
NEW ORLEANS April 90.
Cleared-Barks Trout. aud kiander; brig David K
Aiken, Charleston.
SALEM, April %.
Arrved-Barh Koppiseh, Buenos Ayres. Feb 20 Sid In
with barks Migueon for YORK; Delegate Marshall for
NYork for Duenos Ayres
Als trg Brsman, Para, March 18th; loft brig Croton
o York
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HhyArA .-Steemship Cherokse--p Dixon, Pullman Mr.
TrnlLnu II Simmong.
kcrr' t-Stcnmstip Rosnoke-J Hart John in Ia
nStymour J. ~ fernhaD. Il W rriroo, Charles Moral.
70 Sh rlard Jos Jones, james BANKER piatt VI ~;
Hall ~ Nottngha1, q nen'6n3 Danicl Lemon. = s
steer, Henry Orr AM lady, Alfred Higgins Captain
hetsstr, MISS uisafway, Miss Lyman. A Hough, "
Inth s,d lazy Sus Kerr and lady. r A ratteson ! v
nrFgs " ecH and lady; Loonard J Tslman, Harris
llni ter j irtralam. u HAYWARD, Jos l. Taylor 4. Il
V,lood X Nndison and - In the stecrage
W fMst-Brt IN bark N0rma--J Sohultg. p Sohafcrk
MhyhsuHz-FR- Samuel Train-J MNnt.yves.
Rhnkpfos-Brig Halovon-j Moore, j DisturnslL
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NInrrleSl.

On Thursday April ~ ~ the Rev Peter Chaun.
cey MIR H. l.. mAcAGNos 10 AuriiNr AUGUSTA dnughtcr
ofC. j thistmHu Fsq. al Of thir city.
On 1uotuay Ap.i la. ~ the Rev William Il q rd0n
CufEII5 BocELr 20 MAtcAnFr CAR4LR, JaEgbter u
Noah IlGr.oId, Efq. all e q e .ity
On 1burSd0y. April ~ tie church of the Holy Com.
MI Mon Nv ,bo Rev Dr Mubenberg Or J. Snfru bofog
t. Min hfNtRA BUHCtB. oil Ut tins cty.
On 1ue,dsy. Apfl 20. ~ lhc Rev. Mr. Mcieilao "a
so. &. 81 ,GitrrN. Ia 70 hife ELz, OKouhlE All u
Gis city
O. fridoy April q by The Gcy. Hr Mccu.ky sr
McrArt kEiLs to Mise ttrnAuIHr SLMsf rs, both ~
tLis city.
imidlpiia Ledr0 pltosn copy
A. si pettr'f th,uch by Tho Pev DR. Turner On
1lur}o phi ~ Mr.. hIfWsHT SMIrn ii san Pfnnci
~ hiss s,sAN A. Mann. u this city
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D,.i.

After long and sever iiless u consumption Tn).ils
JoNEs 1g,d 20 y,arr
The fDords Of his brothers John E,nn end Morgan
Jones the M, hbtrf u United states ocRe N, sSs T.
OF Or the IB,mbcrs o. tho pumbccr' Guard nnd the
lumhors in general also the members a Friendship A.
toCnti0D respectfully invited TO attend bis funeral
non his late rodonoc u Centre street, sunday a.
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Kossuth MT Springfield.

SrRiNCfIELp Mass. April %. 1862
When the train reached the depot at Springfield at
eight O'Clock this evening there immense multi
tude assemblies and he briefly addressed them from the
Massaso House where he has put up observing that
the climate cold hut their hearts were warm
lie announced to have addressed the people in the
North Church this evening but he postponed 1t till to-
morrow morning. at nine o'clock.
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Ship Roths mbeau, yesterday from Liverpool, IL
signed to Coolidge Ossood not Thompson & Nephew
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-30
OBITUARY,

n U. A-THE MEMBERS OF WARREN CHAPTER,
W No o. u A. sre notified TO appear at the Chapter
Room, Thursday morning at oel0ck, for the
attending the funeral Of deceased brother
lin Members OF other vited
attend By order, A. G. PAGE, Saehem
c. +. HERMANcT &C.
CLAY FESTIVAL ASSOCIATION TIE GREAT CON-
~ monsr 10 Henry Clay sleeps with the
pr riots Of Tho republic. Tho Of this
nstned that meeting will bs hold At the City Motel
Of Broadway and Howard street, this
ming, June No. 1882 at o'clock, to take Action
proper In paying just tribute to the memory
D. nry Clay. BY ordor. n. Il. BREWER, President.
! TE A. KN1p g White Vice Presidents.
JAS. J.. BER RIEE, Secretary.
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.Mr. r.. Thomas Lyon, Dear Sir, hav

"hr. Il. EnOmaS Lyon O0or BIZ 4 hav0
psed your Kathson for the ten months and IL has
eAtey restored hAirhAviag been bald fer eight
Hair Ia the werld james ostton, Bufslc N t. Lysns
kAairon msold bye H. John street and Bread
CAisen Rouse ae5. and j. Cosdinstsa, us BrosdwAy
. Odd. Ninth strss, O. A. 0uieu, ~ Bovsry T.
OBrian II Canal strset II. Ssns 26 udson street
1.eslsy Co. los Ninth avenue; y. e. Wells Co.. 2E
n ss Perry us Tulton street nsaslin Brothers
esSs Place nsoohs and b all Druggists the
4. SadNAs LYON. lsl Broadway. NY.
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The TovveR Of Babel.
There = N In eur town,
Whe MID 10 write Az cd" sir,
He strained bis brain full eft and hard,
Boz wrote 10 very bad cir;
He made = change. aAa for . time
He had u very well. done,
But emily for little while,
Pho nev nttaeho Held on;
AID then the Resne v as ahan Eed again,
Ard IN there came o BAvage
WIZ nov. sntbroned, doth perpetyate,
On Thy me M reason rayags:
These vsleutioe and Orssn say,
Thsy have . garrett somewhere,
H. felix's muay climb mp Babcl's tower,
Before they hope 10 osme there;
DuS know where large. open space,
Ans ample room 10 given.
70 buBs aleat eide an d sky lights less
Than half way up N bee ven;
With Access easy, f&ht, AZ shade
A. pure - sun can make Thorn,
Ane piatures-garres climbcrs would
Give fortuuas.syuld <hey Jake them.
1leveB gold and silver medals shsw
Whe IL ths real artist
Per jsdges to the Root will 90
Te 6D d snt who Ia maYtest
ThsA - that want portrait true,
In seller, form and feature
vho wsula GOT climb . lsbg way MP
DAyoBS shs realm OF nature
WIN e whore aJtist h 20 them Rslvss
(ARd tbey are hard to suit)
WHEN thsy get pictures 10 eHErAve,
% ne enc slse Int Root.
00Atu ekv Mint RAllerv A&9 BraAAUAV
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The Beard he produced like ne. by using boto
81 ahnm for tho BEARD and air 1t will
NJ there has vestgo % I, bosoe,
sps perfcoy harmless ~ the etn 81 nor bottle sent
10 tho country safely n q. GRAHAM, lSn Ann street
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wigs and MISREPRESENTATION new style
NE mst perfect imitation Of nature
yoA invented Inees article uld
saIl - nATCHELoRs esssra.ed VIZ Factory, Ne an
~ me cty. Cepy she address.
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FIRE WORKS.

CIREwORxs.-NEW Y0EK LABORATORY, NO. leS
Front street-fire Crackers Canton Rockets Double
aeaders, joss sticks and complete assortment OF Fire
.fa. srattod of tho FIRST quality. Gnun erana ,5
cveo gopera aso umis,eos f0r Nv ~ sohntff
NIVi1yb fapKHed on Tho most liberal terms.
h. P7NNETT 100 E.Snt street.
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~
vl>HE OLD NINTH IN THE gIELD.-AT A LARGE
ana 9. u: sss.sr:
notice. f.rsssisn
s%:hs ae.s 10 20 PER-, street. en- ,s,eS lease D
On %9s Of ncS
70.
& @ iS sS sss'ssssse
sFi;ss
:ss.nd sss;:.:Iy vss 1s.ss 4...a,.1 Ss:s:.ss
On %O'Ss the meeting to meet At
same place pro
VIZ Donor, Secretary pro tenn.
ELEvENTH wARD-MAss MEETING- DEMOCRATS
E. venth ward viii hold mass meeting TIursday
~ ses .ss
ssndan spsesSe from the o. s N
San 0s Van dna. S9sa
rsn.o Shepard Esq Ire b. Dasis Esd isaiah Ry a
Chairmaa Committee Of Arrangements
koInnT E.St. Chairman Prsai Ward p Committee
BERNARD cnanrmAs, President Dem. Rep. Assn.
NINTH WARD IN THE FI.LD.-AT A LARGE AND
enshu,is,iG meeting Of the DemSsrasis RepseliS.a
Asisrn.n, mat smith; = sss :. Chairman pro
81 .:s :as s' az si:ss
motion OFF. Shei Browneil Esq, it was
Resolved, That form ourselves int q Ninth Ward
Pierce and King Association, which nnapim ously
adopted and responded to BY cheers Of three times
WITH regular old fabioue ed tiger On motion
efJam.sL Van wsrt that We now pr0eeed to elect per-
On motion Of Lewis Parker that tho Chairwxn sppont
tive tslefs to conduct said election Carried The Chsr
then appointed Nessr Brswnel and Ripley The eles
ton being held ano conouded the .ssult follows
s.s ''E
william Dussnbury and Edward Van Baron Tor TroA-
aurer-Gustavus A. Conover. On motion OF john W.
nehardsn that We adjourn subject TO the call Of
tho Prceident Carried.
WILLIAM DoDGs, Secretary. pro. tenn.
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5000 Wigs and Toupees are 70 be found
a ,hs napuiassory Of M.dhurst Hssre Maiden lane
made Of The bort and warranted not TO shnk
color Aso Brads of Long Hair Front Brads, &c
Private room for Wigs and hair d, log Cut this out
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WANTID-AT THE BROOKLYN INTRLLIGEyCE
w Once, sands street. Brooklyn-Porters Greoms,
CosshIsn Laberers Boys Cooks. Chanbesmsd, Nurses
nsnded Employers Supplied with efciout servants At the
following ratss-75 cents psr year, otherwise, ocnts
NJ. WALLACE.
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Fair Dye.-Batchelor's oelsbraa>S Yaou,A
Dye the discovered for solorns ~ NJ,
vkAlefs the monsnt applied. The wonderful 80 ~
certainty with which this hvore And cid sstabhhsd -
DArCHEL0RS via Factory, Ne. Wan strsst. Copy lks
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Menyy Ciay.-A mac Portrait OF this distln-
btss sstneD, and Of the bsst sysr taken Of nin
kay - DYS Gallery. No. 05 BroAd way, where
ny BE found large eeeotop of PORTRAITS Of smiasAt
AAn, slea 81 all times 10 the public.
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VNrHLLICEN or OFrICn AND GENERAL A0ENCIEs

bouqekerpers Farmerr nanufhct add Ca nmercia
provided 18th Tho bst OF help g. Parioular Atten
~ pad 10 the buying selling Apd letting Of Homes FARMS
lets 30 Orders and communications from anydistanco
post p,id l9NATh Stains li3h Grand esreet Williams
burg l.. J.
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10 6Outhern Families en- rOato for the
Ssn. Ressrts EosthThs Of she Ams
special ateptsA ,ss.a.hsrn ,amlies 70 ,ss
SO esty conducive the hsssA and comfort
lut especially Of vtstsrs from tbs South. The
IA this In its gently absorbing per-
sp atiaD eoetna,y shielding the sy!tsm from the IN
" The sudden
, changes insia entail 10 this season Of the year.
Y lay & ADAMS. No b9l Bread ~ay, opposite Nibloe
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Yhs Anniversary or American Indepen-
No. =, me advice zen a. 10 aim. ns
By on, pu rsar head "a ons
ss. .ssn ss.s ya .ts
r sss r Is,s ssss
ns. a ssis ~
patriotic, Do ssnsibie, and 70 20 FREExASs I" Fn'''h
How frequently 40 we hear persons coma
I:.., :. s s s rS,,
.st.s sss + :~.s t. sSs .h .%ly s
n :. s:s:. 20 CONE =:
plain r ths future Knox Is th.rs1ss sns oSS
sisIsssAl principles fry his.
Ss~utIemsn,s summer HAts--A Drab Bsa-
=, . ...s: q ss.s No Cans.
Ss r.. y y. mes. T. ss.:.sss,s prices.
&c and sec thsm.-As you pass along
~ ~. sss
sen There 81 "hi.g ont that within hail Of them.
s;i ES
ls Pay Per cent moro In but
9he Linen Gaiters.--LAdles, did y0u ever
-. sd ss :os sss
y ps Tbs cheap enough and We sro net 81 al sur
Menyy Ciay.-A nae Portrait OF this distln-
i DYs .f ':s
;. 0sD: n,ss Il, Of PORTRAITS o. 'm''A'
Meade, Brothers, Dag~e rreotypc Of Henry
,ssatss-ss, may b oollsssi,n Of pie
1Ssoss sbsys tho Aston House.
>A-s.ss saa ss a. ROOTs Premium Gallery. %
Dxesaway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-30

Restoring the Hair.-Anothsr wonderful
that of Mr. Cnllaa Of 29 Bowsry, NJ " oity.
Delaney and kivnsoa streets He bald several
years. has only usad bottles Of KELLtN-
GERS Magic Flud 20 start his hair beautifully This
sysFy able that easily he need
deceived he Is not In China Sold Ia large beautiful
bstra 1T 81 each; s. per doa, cash go Pearl street, 6
aad $50 Broadway Hope Co.. Hudson stress knd Cham
here street Mrs Hays 17S Fulton street. and the
Sands and Gold streets, Broehlyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-30

Ladies' Dress Combs.-A large and FASH
tnASle pcquslrd for variety and quality ir
thc city Combs made to order Of Tortoise She'll Buffalo
H.rD. &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-30

GsurAud's Liquid Hair Dye, n, without
exception or reservation tho very best invented equal
b ssbrsted 10 Gonvauds Msdoatsd sosp. for curing p-
kShiBs nproo.s hair FROM any part 81 the body LIQUID
Ae~se Lily white aRd Hair Gloss ~ 81 walker street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-30

3he Linen Gaiters.--LAdles, did yOu ever
ssa.iss UAhrRELL's Lisen saissrsf They are cool
sold al twelve shags
IN paw This cheap enough and net ~ al
bDissd ~ their popularity