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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-15
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Correspondence Of The ~ Y. Inbun@
ONEoETA "Wednesday, May IL 1852
! have just time to say that the result OF
cur Convention held to day at Laaren for the xxih
Congressional District composed Of the Counties Of
Oxeeo and Delaware, terminated In the selection o.
Gen. VIM. Comstock Of Otsego County, asa Dsiesde
to the National Wing Convention at Baltimore, and
Robert Morris, Esq, Of the same County, an stsras
tive Delegate; both Scott men, good and trus
The CONVENTION was full notwithstanding the iaeern-
ens weather. and characterized by the unst gooe
feeling and eHthusssm In favor Of Gen. Scott tor 'as
Presiderey.
Strong Scott resolutions were passed without az
sening voice, aud with hearty good viii that nsirss
for the gallant old soldier and enthusiastic sup
port of the Wings Of old Delaware and 0:seso saosd
he receive tho nomination Il Bsltimore
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The Erening Post, still withholding
from its readers the documentary evidence
of the gigantic fraud by which its confede-
rates carried the Canal Board last Fall
evidence which would fill an eighth Of one
of its columns, and which we have dared
it to pnblish-nttcmpts new dodge OF I'M
equalcd audacity. 1t now appears in the
guisc of jealous friend of the Speedy En-
largement, and insinuates that the Wings
are hostile to that measure-saying
"whstever can be done, saws The Register must be
done ne speedily possible. Well the Legislature can
be convened in July; the people can have an opporfu
nifty of authorizing loan to complete the worA' IN
November"
Now, Messrs. Editors! you knop that
the People can have no opportunity OF
authorizing Loan to complete the rorS's"
not at all. If the Legislature were
called as you wish, no loan can be submit
ted by it for the Peoples appreciation but
Tor one single rork and if that Loan
should call for Seven Millions, as you pro-
pose, the same act must levy new Direct
Tax of 100000 per annum on all the prop
erty of the State. The People interested
in the Black River, Oswego and Genesee
Valley Canals must vote to tax themselves
heavily to complete the Erie Canal-an
object for which no Tax is necessary-and
vet have their own works lie dead until the
Erie Enlargement is completed--nay, for
ever; since it is idle to hope that the
whole People will vote to tax themselves
to finish branch Canal in which nineteen
twentieths of them feel no personal inter-
est.
Yes, Messrs. Architects of Ruin the
Canals are crushed-well do you know it !!
There was just one way to complete them
in view of the Constitutional restrictions !;
that way Gov. Hunt pointed out; the Leg
islature pursued it; but you Barnburners
have blocked it; and now you want an
Extra Session called only to enable you to
swindle by another Election by new false
pretense of friendship for the Canals, after
the manner of last Fall. When the votes
should be counted out, it would appear
that your Herkimer, Suffolk, Ulster, Della
ware, St. Lawrence, &c., had killed the
Canal Loan; but meantime you would
have elected your Governor, &C., by the
dodge, and would have two years. smooth
sailing secured. We oppose an Extra
Session because we know, as you know,
that the People of the whole State will
not load themselves with an extra tax of
100000 year in order to complete only
one of our unfinished Public Works. Your
Youngs, Hoflmans and McMurrays have
preached hostility to Internal Improvement
too effectively to leave hope that Loan
and Tax for such purpose would be rati-
fed.
The Post untruly accuses us of seeking
for q Convention to amend the Constitu-
ton. Not so. We seek nothing but a
verdict of the people on the gigantic fraud
whereby Messrs. Randall, ]. C. Wright,
Chatfield, &C., were elected to the Canal
Board last Fall. We believe the Canal
Enlargement is dead-at least, for many
years, and wait to see some practicable
plan presented before we recommend any
action whatever.
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Tuv.r 70 TO EVERY AcrroN Re-

ACTION AND Coop DEED IS SELDOM wiIhocI iIS ~. Ne
friend MURcH Of hat notcefy mnst have been
nam rnder lucky planet for his actions through lie haze
S,ansht h, poust prosperity and though yet In
sss he h OF the principal asnona-
I hssfes IN the City To keep pace with hs Increasing
rspssatioD be has just fitted up m.gncent sale: Room
sinsy Of syle chssene Of design and beauty Of exc
cufiop cannot Be surpassed The arrangement OF his show
window especially exhibits the true artist and when was
one evening ia the early part OF the week. It's
ect was most brilliant and attractive Innumerable Jets OF
- hsta cara &c. arranged most pcuresquey with the
s}ned elass ornaments reflected Ia mirrors presented
IKE picture while the interior OF the store Is no lea
eleeant and recherche
His Heis combine every quality Of excellence that will
command them TO gentlemen of taste, and he Will DOW reap
soldeu harvest Tor the reputation acquired BY his SKILL
tate Judgment and experience He sa vng iususten OF
capital .., L. u...x. .na
Mica very extensive characterized by the orsnahy
that perysdes his entire establishment
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Uy.L THE SICK.-Mcn of liberal edu-

eacn the present day devote all their talents to discover
the whereby they remove those painful na.afes
which asssi the human frame There nobler than
that healing the ck considering the numberes diseases
10 which liable and which may cause him to drag
out prorsced life of Distress suddenly cut HIN on In
the bloom exister and usefulness We should CRATE
fully upon OF counteractns their dreadful
effects causing removal OF those clog; to happiness Ia
thoeo cases where the liver or the stomach th
would highly recommed Dr.. HoFFLAND's GERMAN BIT
TERs prepared by Dr. c. NJ JACKSON No medicine at this
time stands higher these Btes and to those who
suffering from the horrors Of indigestion, say they are the
antidote.
For sale in this city By A. D. SANDS Fulton and
William SITS, and c. H. RING, No. 1872 Broadway
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Ersopxas DAGuERREorrrEs..M. p.

EUROPEAN DAGUERREoTrrEs.L,,m M. 3D. D.
BsADy DO as Bresdwsy ss, ss, ,s in sns Il. most
soPs wns sy.es and Works Of Art especially 10 France
SCI isls sns N carefully sudyins al the 10
% M - In thoroushy rettins up his Gallery and
new srrrnsemen, Of hight and various improvements
nsiy nsrodnced he hopes to produce pictures 70
ypss 81 come Of distinguished men In frsnce
sSdps whom Louis Napoleon, Lanane Tnien Nlet21
I Tnsepe Sue &c. Arrangements have also been MADE
S yefsl Of the best Eng sh and French Artists TO for
sra from time time portraits Ct tho most celebrated
n In Europe a well every discovery or improvement
,sds bv foreign artiststhus forming the nucleus OF Eu
yoesn Gallery which, Ia counecon with his American Gal
iery win render his establishment second to none In me
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A Boon TO THE AFFLICTED.-Rup-

DUVN to IHL MI LIC LD'~ ituP
EHectuaIy cured by marhs newly invented light
,eadjustipp Elastic Truss N Marshs Practical Truss
Manufacturer is the inventor of q Truss pro-
nounced by Faculty to be the most effective extant
properly adjusting tselfo every position Of the body
dering displacement impossible 1t not only insures
pete retention Of the bowels but effects speedy and radi-
cal Testimonials of high respectabfy, both in this
city and various the United States be
ss trophies of success by calling at their office. Mr..
Marsh having upward of twenty years practical experience
in the of Hernia will guarantee in every
case Of Rupture however long standing and earnestly soc
trial from those who have found every other Truss
lees. competent female in attendance to wait upon ladies'
Children invariably cured Open until O'Clock in the
ming. MARSH Co., No q Maiden.lane,
near Broadway NY.
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HAIR DYE AND WIes.-BArcHELoR's

genuine Liquid Hair Dye is celebrated in all pau Of the
world that induces host Of limitations of which the pub
lie must beware The way get the genuine pro-
cure il at the manuactuy Ii has stood the test of public
estimation the years and its great and wonder
fully increasing popularity il to be ell it processes
is applied Ia guarane and sold wholesale and retail at
B.TcHELoR's Wig and Toupee factory, No. Wsll-st-
where can be found the largest and best assortment In the
limited States.
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HAIR EXCELSIOR

Jrourp HAIR DyrIt Is now acknowledged by all it has
neither superior equal 1t stands alone and unapproach
able above the host Of limitations put forth IN the market
Its well sed and increasing popularity has asonhed
the senses of all the old and out dyemakers In Chris
tendom and surely it wonder that it is So when te
public has daily proofs and demonstrations OF Its wonderful
results in producing perfect natural black any other
shade that NAV be sired without the least detrmen to the
hair or skin Applied and sold Wholesale and retail CRis
TApoRos Wig ad Scalp establishment No Astor House
N.B-Pryste rooms for applying the Dye and fitting on
Wiss
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~ HAsTNes's Compound Syrup of

Nsphtha not only positive but warranted cure for Con-
sumption and all other Diseases Of the Lungs This med
cine has decided the dispute about the durability OF Co..
SUMPTION and satisfied the Medical Faculty and all who
have used it that Consumption and all Affections OF the
Lungs only be cured but that they easily and sim
ply cured almost any Of the disorders to which the human
frame is liable The operation OF single bottle which
costs g. sufficient to satisfy patent-if not altogether
the dkeaseo this fact and even single dose
evidence of its extraordinary influence In arrestng and
eradcaDg the maady by the immediate relief which 1t at
fods This qusck secret nedy Dr. HASTINGS Its
dscoverer of the eminent physicians OF the
and has made full disclosure of its history and all its compo
pent parts the world wishing to incur the responsible
t. Of confirming himself for the sake Of profit secret
which wss calculated do such universal good And such
have the wonderful results Of s operations that the
london lancet Medical 7ises and the most eminent
ply both Hempheres anxousy calling sui
lereis 10 have immediate to it. and proclamns
that of all known medicines it alone has positively estab-
Ishsd it, efficacy BY updenisble proofs Of curing Consnmp
ton and other diseases of the lungs The great celebrity OF
BAsTNGss Compound Syrup Of NaphhA obviates the ne
cessty Of publishing certificates of la fact far a.
can be II has cureo fast curing almost all
who have uei it, and probably pers who has taken
bottle but would be willing to give warm certificate In its
favor others have already done without solicitation
Probably twohrds Of the regular physicians both sides
of the Atlantic using HAsrisGss Nsptha Syrup in
their private practice and OF them becoming ia
nous fer the of Consumption and all Diseases OF the
Lungs entirely through its Agency for New. York
and vicinity, c. V. CLIcKESER Co. No 81 Barcsyst
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r. For Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint,

~ TUT DyrPo P5Iu' I1r'Of P''',I'0
General Weakness and Debility, Nervous Affections Loss
morbid deranged of the stomach, liver, nervous
system and bowels there nothing better than kNAPrs
Health Restorative Bers Such the testimony of many
grateful witnesses whose recovered health and strength
speak louder than words Only 50 per bottle Gen.
Co. No. 81 Barclay St, New York. and Mrs HAYES.
No. Fulton IT. Brooklyn
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MrssRs. p. LaporrEAux & SoS.-Ths

ladies who have been in the hsbt Of purchasns their s
ers shoe &c at their establishment m Broadway are re-
specially informed they have entered into business
srrr,p,enent with Mr. g CsNrRELL, No. SO Bowery.
where they can be found hereafter and where articles OF
eous exceepc~ to those that gave them their business repu
10Th EXTENSIVE and economical allow this AMI
ali who viGt his establishment win be insured entire sa
faction both in reference to quality snd pr1ce
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LOOK AT THIs.-Only four shillings per
yard for beautiful large and small figured Ingram Capetins
at HIRAM ANDERsoN's No 80 Bowery Stair Carpets q,
81 S6 and per yard common Ingram Carpets ~ 81, and
SIS per yard. Cali and them.
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For EurOpe.

The U. S. Mail steamship Baltic, Capt.
Comstock, will leave this port TO-DAY, at noon,
for Liverpool The Semi Weekly Tribune, con-
tanning all the latest news, can be had at the
Desk This Morning, in wrappers ready for mailing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-15

Vsshion, Excesor,-BEEBE Co, loo Broadway, VIII
;ntyoducs on Saturday next the 18th instant the summer
msnuaciured from the finest Rocky Mountain Silver Beaver
Of quality and usteT SURPRISING any grade OF tho same
article before broueh TO this market and has been
motto of this house H. however "onward and upward and
asther expense difficulty did ever shall impede
v,er Mach toward perfection in ue mystery Of hating
Connng their attention solely to the manufacture OF the
finest qualities Of hats they enabled by their undivided
Intention bestowed upon that object instant evil
Sepce of their the browning" exceencies OF
their hats for gents Of the pure Rocky Mountain
lilyer Beaver
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e The Express must know that this
City will elect no IRE Fillmore Delegates-be NAV
possibly get four, and may have but tro; but TIE
probability is that the City Delegation will stand
three to three. Add three to the two FiIlmors
men elected in the Suffolk and Erie Districts And
the total is sre. If The Express means five FIJI.
more Delegates from the State, its estimate !
reasonable for the City, it is simply absurd
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, SATURDAY, MAY Is.
q Advertisements for The Tribune of Monday ought to
Be sent in before O'Clock on Saturday evening

" The Tribune Il served In this City Brooklyn WI
hsmsburgh and JeDey City for l2a per week. payable
to the csrie Names sent through the PosOcs Penny
Post will be promptly placed upon the CarierS books
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~ DR.. S. A. WEAvER's well-known

Cauker and Salt Rheum Syrup Csnker Cure and Cerae are
sold in this city by NJ. Ward Co, No IS Maiden-ane
Olcott McKessen Robins No Ia Maiden-lane; Peniod
Clay Co. No Fetcher-st.; j. Minor Co, No 2l4 Full
ton-st L. NJ Guion, No IN Bowery Reuben Moss corner
of Grand and CannOnsts c. A. Rossmiller No l72 9th
Cronbe corner of Bowey and Houston-st Fl. r. Hall No.
Sil Bloecker-st Z. II. Psyon No. 656 Greenwich-st.
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H We would call the attention of our

readers to advertisement In another column OF the arse
sae of real estate which h 10 take place TUESDAY, May
IS 1852 al the Merchants Exchange, by ANTHONY >.
BLEEcKER ESD This property Is the most beautifully To-
Gated Of any the Island and comprises part OF the estate
of the late Charles H. Hall 1t laid out and graded by
him many years ego and the and streets planted
with ornamental front Of almost every building lot
with horticultural taste for which he Justly cello
braed These improvements which have been made al an
immense expense, will materially enhance It's value
and add to its eauy for building purposes And we have
property offered in market for years when OF
ers such Inducements to purchasers eithsr Tor iue
date improvement for the permanent investment OF csp
tai as the property is located between railroads and on
the 5th-av-the most desirable avenue In toe city We
should not be surprised II to double In value WITHIN inc
next two years =, ..,.
Weare told the entire property will be sold without
even il IL should bring than hall It's value
would advise ali our friends Harlem this day and ex
anime this valuable property.
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PLAIN AND EMBROIDERED GRAPE

sHAwLs-Ths entire stock of Grape Shawls now haad
will be sold 20 per less than the same Qualities can
be purchased in this city Call al SANDERS Co. No so
Granc-st The whole stock will and mus. be sold
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EWe are indebted to Messrs. K,ss.
LEY & Co and to Conductor Turox for Boston n.n.,,
OF Thursday evening. per steamer Bay State. Of the
Fall River line.
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expenses Of young lady nearly the same. boz Asr
wsees for teaching and labor being less they %
nearly support themselves though there are those vhs
have done L. Usually, however, this cannot be ex.
pecfed
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To Carresnondenfs.

o. L. B-The drst Wing National Convention, accordin
70 our was held at Baltimore in Desembe
ISol-thoasn u wn entitled National Republican, IN
first called and held under the same of Whis was At Harr
burg, Pa, In Dec, 1889.
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V KNOX still retains his great reputa-

~ ANOX SJlli IcLdIuS Ills SiCos ACPus"
ton a. The FIRST Halter New York. and people go % far "
TO ay that his Hats be recognized the heads of gentle
man additional character and responsibility
youps esd at our elbow recently dned at the Irving
House and while waiting for friend who was at dinner
With him took into his head to examine the insdes OF va
ous tes He reports out of 81 Hate that were resting
while their dned 81 had the mpnto KNOX as the
II only shows the power ofrepuson which is only acquired
by years Of patient industry and devotion to business hNox
sls At hs splendid warehouse No l8 Fatons for four
dollars such Hat o. can be bought nowhere else for the
came money They the fashion. We know II 70 DC
fact that Lola Monfes previous her departure for the great
West made her Business Agent 20 and buy one OF kNoXs
spimsbes before she would consent to his accompanying
49,
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~ A new Post Office has been estab-
isAsd 4 E'.s Berlin. Hartford County, Conn, and Or
I'm A. Psrne'es sppoiased Postmssesr.
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AroIIAN PIANo-FoRrEs.-The largest

asorfuent of Pianos with and without the eoan In THIS
city is to found the Warecoons of GILBERT Co..
No SS3 Broadway opposite Broadway Bank and Theater
and win be sold at great bargains These Pianos have the
metallic Frame and warranted to stand any climate
Dealers supplied liberal terms Second hand PIANOS or
sale cheap. Pianos 10 let tuned and repaired
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AEOLIAN PIANOs.-We have long been
familiar with the excelencies Of Hailet DAVIS Go.s
Pianos and now that thew are united Coemans Eoan
we know OF no more desirable instrument Second
h.na p;anos Pianos 10 let GOULD BERRY,
Agents, No. 297 Broadway.
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~ New and rich Dress Goods in Silks,

" New and Tich Dress Goods IN SiIks'
tissues Bmeges Grenadines, Barge DE LANES Mou>n De
LANES &C. selling at SANDERS Co.'S SUCCESSORS to .
Barker No SOL Grands a. Is per cent less than offered
before this Those who viii favor Us with call viii
be disappointed Do not forget Bakers old stand No
sol Grard-st.
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n FowLRRs Il WELLS, PhrenOlOgists
md Publishe Clinton Hall No. ISL Nassaust NewYork
md No. 142 Washingtons st.. Boston.
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Have YOU GRAY HAIR LII so, DAyIs's

RABvENE will it to its original color, by natural
process without dyeng it. Price 80 per bottle War
ranted For sale at the principal Office No 5o6 Grsndst
corner Of Allen. Asents-Rng No 1872 Broadway; Cook
Co No z7g WasiDgton-st; Knapp, No. 362 Hudson-st;
Ivnn No LII Holston st Onion No "a BoweTy, Ny.
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Delegates TO the Whis National Convc,,i.,
ANHiTH DIsrRIcr.-WILLIAx Nc.
CASSIs, OF Schenectady CO., has beea slec,s.,
Delegate. He IS for Scott.
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" LYoN's KATHAIRoN stands unpar

III LYONS kATHAIRON STANDS unpal-
sleed and alone in the world in besutns protecting and
restoring the human hair You cannot become gray bald
you use the ksthsTon ana for the nervous headache u
sure cure Sold throughout the United States Canada and
THOMAS LYONS, Principal Wholesale Agency, No. l6l
Broadway New York.
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JRIGANoWsKI's ApyENTUREs.--.

Sunday Courier Of TOMORROW will contain Jrga-
nowsks Adventures and the conclusion of The Magne-
tic Portraits The first and second of the strange Stories OF
Strollng Artists The Monk and the Actress The Tenth
Ward Sketch; The Cels and Saxons Foreign Criminal In
tehgence Local News &C. Price cents For sale by all
the AQen4
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SUMNER HArs.--JosEPH B. BREWSTER,

% Boeyv corner Grand calls the attention OF his friends
and the public assortment OF Drab Beaver
Panama and Leebom Hats; Boys, Youfhs, ana Infants
Straw Hats and Caps, at very satisfactory prices.
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Tar PyopLEs' SUMNER SrYLE.-The

Hat Fui,her Union will Introduce THIS DAY the summer
stye Of Hat composed Of pures Rocky Mountain Beaver
opposite Aston House.
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p English Floor Oil Cloths, "a feet

vide, elegant Marble Scre and Mosaic fgures ofSan
6nish 81 No 50 Bowery, HIRAM ANpERsoSs Also 1000
pieces Of beautiful Floor Oil Cloth in widha at ST.
and yard and upward the most extraordinary bargains
aver offered in this city.
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~ CAHILL's extensive shoe store is one

II the meet ncshle places In Broadway IL enjoys the trade
81 I'll the fashionable ladies and gentlemen OF te CITY and
uburb whs consume shoe leather well = common ,ks
H extent ana immense variety OF CAasLL's stock
the rpank nsstness cf nh and the seners
of III his sooos well the low prices a. waicL
he s the oaly secrets Of bis extraordinary ssccess in
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-15

Go search the Indian wave for pearls
To DICK your hish-boEp maiden,
Or dir (;olcoudAs diamond sands,
With priceless treasure laden;
Go snfier myrrh and fsnkDceuse,
And ~ eet Arabian spices,
And cluster roand your hearts delight
Loves widest OF devices;
IN give to her whom Adore
By far an offering Iiehsf
NyTAcE, all dre-sed in Lovers smiles,
In RooT's fair Crayon pictuIe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-15

n General Mutual Insurance Co. have
removed to Nos and MerohantS Exchange the
aer of Wan and William SITS
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HARLEM Lors.-A peremptory sale Of

s4 of the most valuable and beautiful lots 10 the center Of
Harlem win be made on TUESDAY May IT, ls51 ~ a. j.
T. Tallm.p Fsq Trustee This is the most important sale
~ real estate tbst has taken place in many years