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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-24

We cal attention o he NJ mortal which the Direct.
ors OF the ArtUnon have addressed the Legislature,
sud which is published in another column. They ak
that the eyid, nee taken during the Investigation nro
their tlairs by the lste Legislative Committee IN this
City be Published The committee have printed ther
report but 10, the testimony it based on and n is
thought but just tha the public should have access
th, reo in an official iorm We do not think no Eever,
that rhe Directors will receive any more complete JUS
tee with such publication than without. TIE evidence
in que has been spread length before readers
ard other journals also reported it fully in
deed than intrinsic importance required The tri-
bural of public opinion has exonerated the Art
Union MANAGERS from the charges of Mr. Monk, their
accuser and has decided that be proved himself worth
less scOundel More than this may be proper but does
not seem altogether necessary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-24

Tn, Union goes behind The Tribune aud gets no
a ouaIid with The Baltimore Aaeriean respecting
August B,lmont's appointment as Charge dAhaire' to
Holland Inssmuch as it has never dared to ana 5r
the direct question We addressed to t respecting tae
reported consideration Of that appointment. we'd noe
choose TO pursue the subject further But fss Union
sees fit TO hazard the foloSlng assertion
real and IN. oul, obi cou however T. may he de
nj. d. 10 Mr. BemoI the pat Of The A@rieaH Is be
csus- he IL al doIied citiz-u.
That this assertion is grossly, wantony, ineEcu'aby
false We know that il is consciously, gllly wickedy
false. We believe We have had much 10 say agalns
Belmonts appointment sny one; aud we never
dreamed of bis European birth as an objection, nor d
We ever hear that any one else did On the contrary
We heartily approved the appointment oi Robert Dale
Owen an adopted cltizen TO better Chargeshp; should
have reoiced over the appointment Of Mr Soue as Eu
to France and have been waiting impaeny for
a chance to applaud the promted appointment OF fel1
Foresti as Consul to Genoa Had We known or believed
that Mr. BelmOnts sympathies we're win me hepuDh.
caIs rather than the ArstOcrat of Europe ana nd we
not be+n assured and convinced that the maln induce
metts to bis appointment Of Pecuniar! niure,
We sbould lot have condemned Biz selection
We have been rather actively concerned ia the Polt
icel contests f this City for the last twenty years which
is quite as long as MI belmont na' lNou III 'il' 0'!
During all this time we neger knew to which party Mr
Belmont inclined until last year AID we think few Dem
ocra,s were better informed bis ainities than We
we're But in the late he was quite active and
We have been crediby informed that be spent con
trbted good deal of money to secure Perce's election
that point carried, he lately the Austrian Consul
General here aud heresduary leglyee OF HdlsemanD,
APPOINTED L : charge Afaires to Holland. Is there
10 probable relation between bis reported coltr button
to tie Pierce treasury last year and his remarkable pro-
uoti.nl Ifnot his appointment is most unaccOIn,able
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-24

own. r. fuptans Of patronage mirrors Of morals ana
.,pn.rs usodtls fer aspiring suh''ion
"a. csur-Ireland-bas BEEN saved from rs,>laS'
ain oct ~ Ter last NAB BY the emisrson 6" Tbs coaa'
IN a. emisrSti"n, likewise. brher' says IAs L's1'a
7,m,s. "bs. p,evtnred cannon from being P'4ntrd n
"le streets Of bus the Indian Empire is CO..
far e for cur succor There il hes. cured With e"m-
pete and upiverssl oover'y for the ryot or native
eulvsror already reduced 20 hopeless oegsary aud
~tte native genrlrmsn is fsst folio s'ng IN his steps
Sucb are The re.urs of the Brush Monopoly system
ioip.d ui b the sc,encr e bar aarisns.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-24

Formerly, man who married Fifr became respOa.
,io. Tor all her d,b's o'teu found his responsible.
ties (por always hide Ones) considerable extenael
h we'd, ck even during the neymoon. La lsiS our
Legislature passed act eseup"ng the property Of
wife trum execution satisfy her husbands ante nlc,L
S.hs though all The husbands property stll hodsa
for b. dbs coutrsct,d ny rhe wife during Der prssOs
maiden or vidowbood. Our present Legislature has
redr.s.,d the iDtqusy by enactng that tue ha.Sapl
shall no longer be- responsible for his wif-s ante aapua
debts Thus one obsisce to marrlmeny on the part 81
prudenr bachelors is removed; and # the next Legs,
arure will enact that Ilatrmony sball hebceorA b.
held fol liquidation ct al the outstanding d,bs Of
both husband ard wife, shall douotitss have 10.
crease of marriages TO The signal advantage Of popl.r
c.reyu.p ard other practitioners of he gentle n u
nine sken nooses tending perhaps 70 the purifcstoa
of pubhc morals Srd he Increase of human happiness
III, add liberal Divorce Law allowing people 10 10
marry themselves at pleasure, without rowling the
debrs that rad been nulifed by marriage, and shall
doubtless bave a brisk business done in marrying and
upuarryiug for the next iew years.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-24

THIS CRY has just been made the scene of riot
somewhat on 5 grand scale No Pentup Utica of
shindy, but big, roaring multtude-three thousand
human bepgs so called, but behaving like Wild beasts
We would fam believe the desperately hot weather had
something to do with their phantbropc and PiOus ruff
apism, besides the Installations of the thick sresn
madhouse machines in ordnary-ethervise We could
not suppose there we're three thousand fools in this
CRY who could go into the ecstscies Of attempted muir
der and arson because some human bones we're found
in surgeon. spothecary's cellar
And in the name of common sense what is a Sur
geOnapOthecays shop and its cellar but just the place
where such things ought to be found Why these
three thousand braDg kicking asses that spent their
fury on the premises don't they know what Surgeon
spOthecary Isl 1t is quite possible Dr. Wheeler is
learned and skilfa man, and besides the ability which
he has chemistry and the of medicine he knows
bcw to set bones II any Of the mob aforesaid had
fallen sun struck broken his limbs or been in the
condition Of the thirty.fye persons actually and aw-
fully reported among the sudden deaths on Wednesday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-24
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. FRIDAY, JUNE "a 1855

and ar the time had been carried n the ONCE OF Dr
Wheeler. be would bsve received. pay or M pay. the
kipd,,t and most skiIlful treatment He m'gh' nave
been saved thereby, h. bones. Il broken n'.D' "a'
been rish,eo snd bis sgoDiss assnaeed- ana .e 'e"
such s.ipipe members Of fhe mob VINO h"@'eu nA0
Hpdoes over ihe relics of Heaven KNOWS "no' 'ua'
the reason the Doeor is able 70 DO these thne' po
esuse he has studded aDsfomyOr the are VI 'uo
Luuau boSy In order 90 this, the saj-c' must %
de,d and The student must have the remains ana Is
r. i. difFcult study be does vel 70 refresh h'm'-H
bv referring hsbituay =, the wonderful aud ieafai
machinery. Hence physicians often nave ca''ne''
vh4r.i are skeletons IN whole or in part and portions
If the human body preserved, Against these Garner
stones of medical science by shich the pm 4 en-
ab4d 10 .tudy Man and BIS infrmit-s' the Era'' Of
unbs Is generally frrcest II corpse Salca Students
aid rbe co-d physician is slSaya 'tuden'-ire dis
,ec,,,o he discovered the mob is eminsI;ly savage
The pb,lsprLIopy sod plefy Of the multitude shows
rsf in The several branches Of brutal violence which
be.54s lu,ppp houses 70 the value, perhaps OF mil
lions and b. gearing their inmates, may include casually
heavy loss ot life
H. ,,oh in ouestion shows how much remains for
teachers 10 90 in order to illuminate the masses IL is
q melancholy spectacle Of low ignorance "0en' WIN
pubc schools which educate 1900 pupils not counting
various other channels o instruction; with newspapers
uboe Intellectual ysue is in the ratio Of their incredible
elesrness aud with nearly three hundred churches ;
that three thousand people in tnis City could be found
toattenpt murder and because some human bones
we're found Cd the premises Of accredited physician
the very place where they ought to be found.
II seems that the police behaved with great bravery
against he mob and its missiles But we do not under
stand bow mob vas allowed to increase in such m n
hers between sud 10 O'Clock before the reserve force
vas called in II 10 US that as soon as theJ at
tackled the house with axes the police or if necessary
the military should have been called out and the matter
settled at once.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-24


The Empress accuses us of misstatng facts in our
Messila controversy with The Republic. Here aeir
corrections:
Mr. Gray is no more of army man than the Efia'
n me Trfihne lie j. Surveyor Civusn no m'fe
orlss-sDd has been employed AS surveyor i'r t'H's
,.ars past by the Government on the Mr. hEs'en
Bouuont, Iitr AID for Their purp i-rs The Army mea
Va Lnuf WbiipIe and Major Emory signed Mr. Bar
. Eousllv wrong was TIE TrijuAe in representing IN
B,tnIitc 81 feed organ of the Cover ment bec aed
,ufl,i.s Feoersl Government Advertisements. by las
n Armuistrsti.n l. bound 90 advertise IN The RpHht
and Tbc EkLgen,tf, just a. The Wing Admnistraton.
IN der tie law, adv err 50 M The O"toH.
The ErpTess, We presume is right in asserting h
Mr. Glsy holds no commission in the Army, but be hs
b, en- mainly associated in the public service with ArnJ
men. and shares their sympsthes and prejudices Nos
il is well known fact tlat the Army officers thoasa
tie ofice Of Boundary Commissioner should have oeea
eiyep 10 one Of their cloth and offended that Wa
not. Iii fact thai herein was the impeding caae
of tie repeated troubles Mr. Bartlett bad with the ArW
officers associated with or placed under his direction
And herein. we fr ly believe, the impulse OF the
hutbub kicked up b. Cray aud his hackers RESPECTING
the initial point on the Rio Grande.
As 20 The Republic, We must believe The ErD''"
better formed than it fit 70 profess That modem
Dscefy il now lsboIng ia the interest Of certain mea
bers of the Administration, and is earning Their r
yor and patronage in this Mesa controversy by yifa
ouy condemninQ the official conduct. in vital point u
those DO we're its idols last year. If The EPv" does
NOT see this let il wait a little and its eyes viii b
orauad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-24
FREEDOM or SPEECH.

The Frcemaa's J0arAsi speaking OF Gavazri and the
Montreal riots says;
We "a, further hat any mau who should uns.asy or
accidentally hear The Italian buOby make use Of sueh
gusg. 81 not iorthw m bresk his mou h. must BE- pos
.ssed Of very hid, of hs' psrdouahIr sauherance II rs
~, etile that dstbs gish,s the OF honor from TIE
snt Ak"
We believe The FnsmGn's Journal claims to be a
religion. pea sgsper and TO speak officially as the Or
Gan of the Catholic Cburch. The Gospel, ameoded As
above. is preach d through its columns How Mnh
likely 20 commend Catholicsm ~ tbe friendly regard
Of community the srrat majority of shicb is Protest
ant. we " Il NOT here iuqnire.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-24
rSSr Fov,xRs & WELLS, Phrenoogists and pub sh
- 1-t,,.o, pm No ISL Nass4n-st, Now-norA

~ Fifteen Dollars only Tor oeau .un I.ssan
% lew ClSeb and pGmber Of private dSsnaSs hse sesa
49, s,.rt.a and several now beng eietee sns 49,
oss evey k5c gowns eqaA 70 any % "a Srsss
h - H. mach admired Lake RonkonkomA ~
and se ps "a o Fsyms will Be anons e
@ ,h s,b OF June 1883 Each subscriber Tor coy ss fam
% deed 70. foEr building lots % ~ o es -, 81
Two 10 twenty scres is dne OpPopE,ss e 81 ss,
paying snon ~ Re cry who're the domestic conf RS OF
founy see can be fully realized and where n ~ ] h %
~ few shares emily are leiI ARpy a. IA
n No Zoe Brosawsy, where msfs snd pa"iAe" ' v w.
nrauS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-24
~ SEE THIRD PAGB. IL

In Senate yesterday the various Canal bills were dis
cussed ending usual in fight Of words between the
UupkeIs and Banhurners. The bill to increase the
number Of Commissioners Of Deeds in this City was
reported complete
In Assembly there was long and animated debate
upon the impeachment case. The bill to authorize the
Supervisors of this City 10 raise money by tax was
parsed. Some progress was made in the Railroad Ac
cidente bill
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-24

The Vermont Democratic State Convention yesteT-
day seemed to lack the harmony usual amoog hopeless
nporities There vas sharp contest for the nominee
for Governor which resu ed in fayor of Hon John S.
Rob nson, Of Bennington Some valorous ilibusterng
resolutions were passed and President Pierce and bis
inaugural address were duly endorsed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-24

TIE extraordinary heat Of The weather in al parts of
the country the theme Of Remark by oar various d'
psiches aud letters. While she temperature has noe
been so high as a. other tines the effects have been
far more fatal and the resder caunot fail 20 be sur.
prised at the appalling list of deaths from this
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-24

The NeOears parer- hat & alleged A. euptsa
rsccu w on slaves ola nst a. asaenrn
drubn negro, Who when o5e d. ed OF kDo~fds" o. say W.
Ills :. drunken negro should be- handed over toue
ce.,Iv necessary 10 tbe peace If the Union" he
Conprop ise" contemplated the entire suppression u
agitation" on the part Of oil men-drunk or sober.
alb Eve. Journal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-24

serious collision occurred yesterday at East Brook
field Mass. on the Western Railroad The morning Elk
press train from this City for Boston b. of mis-
llscedswitcb came in contact with stationary freight
train. One mai wss killed and several wounded.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-24

Msior Lewis CASE Jr United States Charge d l'res 4
Rome who recently returned from Europe bss arrived 4
Detroit or a visit 70 h fathers family. lie vii undoaot
eddy be- received warmly BY bis Old friends We r@grst
b. Informed that senator Cas- quite ucon.o.bs % ne
d.ceass Of bis e,tmable wife but hope that his heAn
,,;n io,o he shared D. Biz family and country,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-24
-Pnlrermacher's Patent HydrOeIec-
3[esu.2lork Daily gripnng'
FRIDAY. JUNE "a, 1853.

"a, Persons wantius rtun IN tlr residences o. iaees
of su,s in th, sdoress a. e Puoiotu on ce ~
epo II 70 ns through the POse ~ cents sweeE-yaes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-24

A. ,e ran he taken Of ANONYMOUS Commuu- Whstee "
pter d,d for rtcu be- 4u'hcuuciec by TIE name
sddrcst h, wrefnOf necessarily Tor ubc ato b1i ~ sit
eniee Of bt good faith.
We eannot undeIfaks to return rejected Communications
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-24

The sentence of Thomas Neary, who was convicted
of the murder Of wife, and was to have been executed
at the Tombs his day, has been comnuted by the
Governor to confinement in the State Prison during his
natural life.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-24

The Connecticut Legislature yesterday adopted a
poor substitute for the Maine Law by vote of 100 and
the Speaker against 100 Nays
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-24

We have this morning further intelligence (pel
steamship Niagara in relation to the quarre! between
Rus,ia aid Turkey The Niagara papers all probably
reach this morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-24

A new paper has been established a. VT Clen9n' Mn
si,l.d Tie P,hisspos Airocote by Thomas D. Perry
Co and independent IA politics.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-24

The steamer Prime has beer ordered % tas -
ing Grounds and vii .hs Der departure from Norfolk !"
afw days.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-24

Hon. WN II. SEWARD has accepted an invitation
deliver the Anniversary Address before che Amenc"
Institute in October next during the 18th Annual Fan
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-24

Ten slaves recently pea from Newport KY 'sf '''
thus far eluced pursu't
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-24

.Tbe Democratic PhaIaDX' Is the nance o. an ~,
c;,,,,n which vas formed in Norfolk Va Inc 80
br II this Association set forth that they are a
- rbe PRINCIPLES Of the Democratic patty AMI ~. ..
Rive The true spirit That il bad become -,
fr,r circumstances which have lately tTa1sPie1 49,
reoardipe applications for and distribution oi on
mall minority OF clique have arrogated ana 80.
ir themselves the sole right Of deciding cr 1Ds -.sH
Democracy and with presumption ndic9iSos IL,
Iutt,picai OF the olgsrchca elements when seaa.,
tf.ir preteuded devotion to equalrghts' have
tIese If the party who differed With them as rss
and DESTROYS 10 break down the Admins'fa'lo- - "a
Association set forth their just indignation ,s, an
arrsptsLe assumptions and attempt 70 Ie@n .nsa.se
oStbe Democratic church. under the golss .. kss
borrowed from the people, on the .,,on1s.
1euocrscy seems 70 be but lpdeeP and whose
torts have been directed against al
,o,lsr vldecare that they msintai "alpi eas
III, corv;cton for the rights OF the people ans b
i ni ,tI them. the majesty OF the people saa1
nc and obsered-thar the President
ard Delegates are but the =,
LID he refectors ct their opinions not w. uor
ara oSeeslaton and national action, bat on
s,ch az the distribution Of Federal oise' tos
Tte rure grain they say must he sePsfne' N,
o. .hsfr and that they defy alike the eenso'' y
aTistocrat and the demagogue'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-24
pusrurss NOTICES.

NV PATEsT NESTILArIse Ill., "a VII
~. bier n1e 5nce FeH1-.l'as a. =. 80
ecuss % Of air -ihs ,ss 4',rI, fssd or
e...,~ .re.ed D. therefore VIA 81 H.. 4, Ia.
fss u cts t 'Ids Gus ots 900 ~ - slS e1tirely
otrls a.. drcersrn
~ Inv. rsio rnypyng fess =. % e s Al
,rstfrvte % BDe pisas.t
bst - - ~ ts1arsf Iks p.fal eri.o.7 - 800,
- OBJ nsed P4th- ~
Mr. sirSseo -, - Sors ha pure.ase1 y o.1s 80
- ~ i We. ss pfsoo tbs Cons -. IN S,olara fr
s. vsg,ist6r nov % 90 - s.os ~ fss-e
IN. w ~, 81 nc h shshtst drgee ~ "a pc -,,S "a
srtjnps esTishes. th.l =. ~ ~ CIV Of S.w-York
sell ibt Tsitnt veDiils'"i " NJ OTNfN No "a Broadway,
ospy.t. Il Psufs
NEwYoRg June l. 1853
.olS Ito Hstef Of me CITY
Tbs y oe.,y rss AID maruf clare 4na ss nJ
vs,ss .r sbs bss gs I'D sIilee y zoe "a ~
upon 10 way shs" r. q. SHERWOOD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-24

VvrrrcxY-The Editor Of Tie Pi0rJoy pats " '.s
name Of Hon James ". Stone (Dem) ~ eah''''~
to- Cou0ress in the Va Distrct
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-24

WIscoysy.-At The special election at hen9sL1Os
g. So e.nsior. A. B. Jackson, the Railroad eaDb
5a,e was elected by 40 majority over solomon UPSA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-24

WINDOW SHADks.-Best assortment IN the world, az
kxtrY FEReusoNs 23 Broadway, aud 81 ReeoeL Dealers
bands shades warranted u sslha any e'A- AM
NJ lower hau At Any ether establishment ,,-..--,.-
Church and othef large onaoeS lNuteS a
,rier D tnptrios STYLE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-24

Rxw.pE or INPosroRs The bona hde original
"a univ puiae E1ssraustor thar sanel.tss kAiS Nice,
ssk,c.ches Ants &C. without stencil SosfAks NosrAN
49, No st Blosaw6y COsTAEs Bsdbas ExteImnAo mol oAy
tIls tle Redbugs bat leeps them away
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-24
To Dy,rwr,-A City Dentists Practice for Sale

rree he efy-torefhsr with ease o. h
80, 100 n without he fpfstars u th- oee a11
r. MI y s.s than - 90 need apply A4ares
n ~ No sbf'~sv-Yclb Per- tce
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-24

1ur INLARekp SUNDAY CoURlkR-heaa me mex
~ "A m. rorlar ard blint Journal universal aokaoedsed
toIe The largest domes cheapest weekly aPei 'es
ronnee o DcaS The Dfssmsker tie Church nd Nuecs n sd
rs sek IN, MasciaG Theatrical Oossp Local New" NC
Pc seetts For sal BY oil he AgontS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-24

r{2 The MineralOgical Department OF the Cf!ssai
p M A., the Professor Si promises
te % of liz most tesg sitrseSvs 'eatares "a tue srea
thsr Whje lopne through this ins yest-d,y We earned
thsf he uore valuable specimens OF ores oesAs p,soes
- ss M he plas ed keepins one o. kostf roAs
TSssce Sssmnoe Sas g0ayeTs eot win oghHs aea Aes
ioeks ud crosbaIs Ia tbs ire sno ho-foS, r.
ssisn eihes Safs by Professor SHsn % o'
a fhairu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-24

~, I,r.L. Beaver, SIX, Felt, and every description
~ s,, ~ Gentlemen Youth, Misses eua Caidren The
Nil 3. sod reduced p1ces " 'ake room oi COME q
me"s Unbi''s' sDa W KELLOGG No 12s Canals
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-24
PEorooRAPmc lssTiTUTioS-fOr tat

pHorocRArnc IssrirUrios-FOr taking LIkenesses
-. ronpl.r poprsss has beon opened BY BoNNss
G .D :. No az broadway These Likenessss have gsaed
.yax mar rputaon in Germany And other pats o. Ea9Pe
ss ressrded superior 20 those tkeo ~ the pa
$3.50 yroees Thee Lknesss sken on Iett 50 as9.e
=, COLOR of The dress distinctly tinted resembling
.fpe il miniature The Gsey open tor the VS.
itston Of Tic peohe' WIZ" ~ nv BoNMER ROLE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-24

rV Wnsos's BUSINESS DIREcroRT for lS534 More
complete than similar work now IN
urepasaiion, and will shortly be published
TRow's Nav. YoKK CRY DIREcrokS Tor 1914
J, uutsse contains Names than say other Cry pIee
~. -, ,...n JoaN !. TRow, Publisher
Wy w dice No 81 g., "a AooT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-24
Tut DIslRllD Man 70 HER REoREAsr LOVER
NttT thls d WeI iul 10y t7Et, % NY J
10 Ia b No loI cue % chlde yoa.'

Ia no 90 Chde you
(4ot epc tskeu tite
,x Of porYNA kcHsBDsON MossEStr and how any lover
could ut b1cA af ooAioe u such an H2uf POI fs
spe o ,pu who the counterpart specimen at Tue
Dsgefr,nu Ro0ng, No 81 s Broadway
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