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tn1ie,iioas a.so. sppsar ola purpose to ssBex
the EAstsra part Ct San Homage. and % 70
subjagsis he sAole islaad. restoring ls TO the
donlaioa Of slsvsry-.sud this Is tobe follow
ed up bT A Allianesf she Brazil and The ex'
ssasiSa oi Slavery IA he valley Of the Ana.
1On.
hhfs yOa % jgigs whether. When sls-
very shall haze made these additions 70 the
Uaited SsanA. u viii demand unconditional
submission on the part Of the free States. and
fAiliag in hat demand attempt q WithdraWel oil
the Slave States and the organisation Of q sep.
crate empire u the central region Of the cont
nsnL From an sot 90 unjust and wrongful in
itsslf and frsughs with consequence 90 fear
sul. We appeal 70 the people We appeal in
no sectional spiris. We appeal equally 10 the
North and 70 the Soath. 70 the free States
and 10 The slaEsholding States themselves. It
is no tine for sxAgsratioa or for passion. and
We therefore spsak calmly Of the past. and
wan you IN sober seriousness Of the future
j Eoald not become us. nor is Il necessary, "a
suggest the measure which ought to be adopt
I'd IN this great emergency. For ourselves
we are ready to do all that shall be in our pow
or 70 restore ths Missouri Cnmpromiss, and "a
sxecuts sqoh further measure a. yOu In you
wisdom shall command. and ~ may be nscss
sSTy for The Of The ground lost 70 Freedom an
% p'evsnt the further aggression Of Slavery
SOLOMON FOOT. cbF'n.
DAMEE Mkcx. e..
Rsusss 3. Fssros. ssor''Ari'''
Toe meeting wss fully attended. and th
Address Is endorsed BY Sll the Autl.Nsbrask
members Of Congress.
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An CANT Extract

The sea is the largest OF the cemetries, and
its slumberels sleep withou. monument. AL
grsveyards in other lands, show some symbol
of distinction between the great and the small,
the rich and the poor; but in that ocean GENE.
try the King and the clown, the prince and the
peasant, are all alike and undlstinguished.-
The same waves roll over sll-the same requi.
EN- is sung BY the minstrelsy Of the ocean to
their honor. Over their remains the same sun
shines, and there. unmarked. the weak and the
powerful. the plumed and the unhOnOred. will
sleep on until awakened BY the same trump.
when the sea will give up its dead thought
of sailing over the slumbering but devoted
Cookman after brief bat brilliant csreer,per
ished in the Presidsnt--over the lsughter-lov.
ing Power who went down in the same III -fated
vessel, We may have passed. In that cemetry
sleeps the accomplished and pious Fisher, but
where he and thousands Of others Of the noble
spirits Of earth. lie. no one but God knOweth.
No marbles rises to point out where their ash
es are gathered or where the lovers Of the good
or wise can go to shed the tear Of sympathy.
Who can tell where lie the tens Of thousands
of Africs's sons who perished in the '.middse
passage Z" Yet that cemetry hath ornaments
Of Jehovah. Never can I forget my days and
nights, as passed over the EOblest OF GENE.
lties without single monument = Giles.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-07-13

TIE Yudians banks are moving win vieW
n es,a5lisd an agency in Cincinnati for the Fc-
SempdOn Of their piper. The proposition Is 70
SrnIsh Eastern exchange at premium to the
brokers. Tie Ohio State BsBk is also aooas
TO establish an sgency on lhIse street. me
probability 10 that nearly all the country Dsnss
rill unite 10 this arrangement, which 70 the osly
one that can prevent iheir notes from oelng oe'
ing returned iOr redemption about as last IS D.
sued.
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He Is Gene.

AARON HIEcHMAs, late Editor Of the ZONE.
stead JosrnOl. Salem, Ohio, died Of Consump.
tion, on the 5.h inst. HE health had been
on the decline for two or three months previous
10 bis death. He was an honest man, 1.-THE no,
blest work of God." and worker for men. -
In his death. Salem has lost worthy citizen
and community an esteemed member. Peace
will be with the spirit in Heaven thai lived in
peace and love on earth.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-07-13

RAIL Roar AccIDEET-=On the evening Of
the 9Th inst. . eOllisiOn took place on the Sus-
qushsnna railroads.&c. persons we're killed.
Csase--.rsin behind time. The scene vas one
efhOrrOr. The train bringing home the excur-
si0nis.s from Riders Grove was Oss VI tins.--
MOI less than COO Of thOss who escaped injury
went home On sOOt--Bolh Locomotives weEs
completely demolished.
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81 Our readers arc referred to the adver.
tiseme-t Of n. [. Best. found in another col.
umn. He has on hsnd 6ne assortment Oi
Stoves. Tin ware, Copper ware. Pumps. &c.,
which be viii sell Low for c.sH. Give him :
call, a. Sinelsir's old stand, Main street, Car.
rollton.
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CuOLERA.

We stop the press - anaouHce the death Of Capt
Johu ArbucEls Of shh plaes Iss night Of Asar chol.
ere. Ne. Arbuskls bed ldss returned fren New YVsk
sl.y. q saturday sssainelsst
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e. The members Of the Hook . Ladder
Company. will please read the notice for meet.
ing On Saturday evening ness. Let III The
members hs a asAndanse.
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oHrasR cRxksr-- Beat fins glass to en- sx.
ttemely ans powder and grind Il well with the
Nhiss Of an egg. and Il joins China 90 that ne
at can hssak lt IL tie sane place;
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-07-13

Il ls said Gen. Bntlsr refuses the Governor
ship Of Nebraska, - BE did that Of IOWa, ten.
dsrsd hin bY President RuIk.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-07-13

stubbs. whlg and KpoS-Ncthing. Rss cleo.
ted Mayor 10 Norfolk, va., 90 the a4th ulr and
the whole Know. Nothing ticket was chosen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-10

Anttiss, and the esae1egatson q Cnri.t Church, w
have = aeass viii - hsA5 assAsss with tAsr sP'sn
CINNAMON ~ FoCnn - joy ~ mn Know
NosnH0s-1he Know Nothngs Of this city, 1t 10 said,
to take part In the exclamation Of the Approaching
Anniversary Of American Independence In Jersey City
NE exercises 70 grand scale, and all who are
Acsfrous see live Know Nothing win Of course cross
ever to jersey on the Fourth Of July.
WIDuNo BRooxI SrREer.-One Of our old carriers who
Aae money enough In selling papere to purchase house
n Broome street, informs that he fearful OF Lsinr
AiA re ~ " tho w.ssning OF Droome street. He q
very indignant At the attempt Of land specuaors to
interfere with his rights and. states that large num-
Der Of others are AZ indignant he Is 81 the ourage
Be perpetrated Improvements necessary In this
and generation, and individual rights have TO ga
srinced Tor the general good but whenhe people are
nsen with single individuals property TO accomplish
ssss benefit Now let there be . fair hearing, and
aharp practice
nRE-At II o'clock on Thursday night, a Gre broke
cut inhe large building situated the corner Of Fourth
city at The time and the report circulated that the
prenisss we're set ON fire by the lightning Ore COM
pany was speedily on the ground with their apparatus
Ind worked vigorously to ex.inguish the flames Not
wfhstandng their efforts the building was nearly de-
sroyed. The loss is estimated at about O00
~ insurance
MnH>RyThe Baxter Blues, Company H., Twelfth Re-
gment Capt Waterbury, win make visit to Stanford,
Gonn, on Wednesday, the 14th inst The company
Der abont sixty five muskets Sheltons Brass Band
ssmpanies them II is rumored that this company in
send spending the coming anniversary Of the company,
Tie I'd OF peeember next at Washington.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-10

TO the Attent1On Of HOUsckeepers, Hotel
keepers keWe shah have ready for inspection and sale
on f.dsy %S~Inns the eth inst, isrse assorsmsnt
celebrated manrfsetoriss IN vierzon. France con-
ssting Of entire dinner dessert and sea sets, d.
mAged upon the voyage u importation by water. and
which We are snsssd owing 70 The scwsnee npon insu
Tao china il all in good condton, neither
shipped cracked and affords opportunity which sell
dom offers TO great bsrgsins in ckiAAwsre.
v. HAUGHWOCr 66l and J63 3roAdway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-10

A Query i-Does tho Street make the Man
Are Of equal quality worth twenty thirty per
Broadway than In che BowsYyf II IL enterprise
and :nsr The and street that
required. HIRAM ANDERSON IL ssllisg Englsh medal
lion earpst at eighteen shiink the same sala Broad
l5s DO tapestry, S. 9s and los beautiful ingram
pets 81 S. a. 5 and % oil cloths y Cd, s., A. and S.
d. I'm gsh g. yard the sold Broadway for
49, Please compare and examine.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-10

Married.
On SATURDAY, June 2, by Rev. II. o. Schermer, orn
RAN fRlaa, tsq Of k-yPort n. j., TO Miss Anas A
Bi WwS, " fiis city
= Exeter. on thursday, June s, by the Rev. John
Cha, pocrs, Of Phillaelphis Rev j. Mcsix DUNCAN OF
Phif dephia TO IzIEZ daughter Of lothian wrcncc
E,a., u Eaetcr, New Ham pshe.
It. l. suis and Ierra Hante papers please copy.
At TIL ressienee Of :. Reynolds Esq. Honolulu on
wedDeso sy, Apr1 IL, by Few. f. Taylor, u H. B.,wS
snd Miss tAkE eidest daughter of H. s. Swnten Esq
Died
On Tbursds y, June s. ti6 wijow FrrzGxRAiD a native
Of listrin,, co UNITY Kerry, iceland aged 10 years
Her neral will take place from elence Of her
son.ip law job, sties No. is More street this after
noon A. two O., IocA The friends Of her sons, John
and Thomas Ftze trajd, i~o OF her in Law, John
S,iles are re.pectfn Ny re- ues;ed 10 attend.
suddenly on Thu, vdsy. June 9, at his residence In
Twenty fourth street corner 81 Second avenue JonS
rRipcs, aged IS years
The friends 81 tho fan ily are requested 10 steni the
funeral from Stephen vchcreh, Twenty eighth street,
Al ten o'clock this morning. wltnout forther 10 siaton
I'm wednesday jane :. ti.soR reiict of the late Da.
Her relatives and friends - 4ce OF Der sons Isaac,
James, and PANEL are resrsa7 invited 70 @f'snd her
funeral tomorrow afternoon, AZ Two O'Clock, from The
Oliver street Baptist church.
On Friday, .uuc q. JonS y. pcr Seh ~ years aud
months son al the late VIM Poe
The friends Of the family invited W attend his fu-
neral from his late residence No ~ lilo 'a" sree, 10
afternoon al foar O'Clock.
tBRfsss J youngest daughter Of Oliver " and Abby
jane Hooker.
The relatives and uainlancci are n,itcl . attend
dence No. I22 Walker street without further no;ics
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-10

Boots and ghoes.-IAe Largest ana Best
assortment i.SAs city, stE A. BRoOkS, Ns Broadway
yea want neat Aaa sssy IS prices That can
net fan 70 meet yeur appreciation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-10

Paper Hangingo, Wholesale and Retail
cursrs Of every variety suitable for She trade and city
Calf and examine the samples 81 the nsV
and new location Of TH0S. FAYE CO..
27 Broadway, opposite City Hall.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-10

The Delightful Breeze OF the Hudson Can
10 enjoyed by taking trip on the steamer ELE Capt
landings She the foot Of Jay street.
scclock A. NJ, top ching At Amos street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-10

Black and White.-That Knox can turn
black white quite evident for few days SINCE hr
customers sll atred in his RATS black night
he exclaimed, Presto! vanish and bsgoos
they ali appeared sp2rtng hs beautiful white besyes
There magic In this that Of low prices and
rior articles KNOx'S establishments At $50 Brosi
way and l2S Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-10

Elegant French Paper Hanaings.-sutphen
BREID. intoSters and manufacturers No zOl Broad
iave the special attention Of purchasers to their
ing sale Wholesale retail at low prices Deco
fASve the artistic kind promptly executed
shei thoroughly competent worknen-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-10

Printing Press for sale.-A Double Cylin-
dsr printing press xIo with ayers Of Hoe
make which they sold ~ $780, Also six horse
giDe and boiler, all in good condition. Applyto
c. W. BRUSH Baltimore, Nd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-10

HIoIdavia Cresm--IDls superb Compound
ming and identifying tho hair prepared only
md sold bg W. A. BATcHFLOR at his oeeh ated hair dye
factory z3 Brcadwa Bstcbelors hair dive SOLD
81 Nine 0sns
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Rent Payers.-An who are paying enor-

NeN T"yrIs-MH VIZ "1c P"yi"S eHUt-
and living in unhealthy apartments liable to
many Inconvenience advised to securea beautiful
country resipence the city where they enjoy
lots in the deli htfu village o. Lake Land wish o0 farms
from twenty win bs divided among 800 sub
scribers few days SIS subscriber will receive
building lot 100 feet square, equal to fonr city lots
farm rom two TO twenty scresonly few more sutsr
bers wanted. Apply Immediately to CHAS. WOOD As
Broadway where and pamphlets be hsd gratis
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-10

sxsoncjor's Hair Dye Ss stitI TIA. Leading
oie all acknowledged TO be tho best dye exsant for
-tsIiy coloriag tho HAIR tho mont II ia applied Tens
khorsn5s IN al pa-.s Of the world aim II the sny
scsstIs dys inawD Sole ~ BhrcHELoH's, 2as Broad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-10

fired deforms the human crown,
tn Excelsior dye will do IL brown.
Ihls Mntchless Fluid Produces In Few
soments glorious black brown Leaving fibre darker
lighter than another Manufactured sold and privately
spplied by CRISTADORO. No. AstonlHouse.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-10

Sewing Mnchlness-The Decision OF the Hon.
Charles Mason Commissioner of Patents Elias
Howe In the year 1876 became the pstertee or the
risina sewing Machine in, ented by Alter Hunt In 1884
The being old the law declares Howes patent
this decision be had gratis at the oce OF
L. N. SINGER a Co, 3Z3 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-10

snow White Wide Ayvakes for Sale, by
KNOX, 5s3 Broadway and l28 Fulton street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-10

The Max sutaino Hats-New style, new
shape, light zephyr, Io ana yentiistipg the
plus ultra Of clogs In design material and %
ture. They be obtained only At GENINS, ia Broad
Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-10
Thousands or Children die annually with

dieases caused by TIE ehi- IL that the
Of the community OF the proper
remedy TO them from the system T. all
who sve children suffering from the effects o. thsse fell
would that Hobsnssrk's worm syrup has
syed the lives Of children than all the pnysiaa.
combined. Read the fol- ing testimony
NoRais RIVER j
VI J. n HobensackThs is TO certify tina. child If
teen or having been sict for
attended hy Drs Lopez Wl ard Fisher Tor Iona tim
wbo, Giving any benefit when after giving up
" curshe to PbAielpis aud consulted the
test VI ycians her disease stu growing
this tiHe tina. was induced 20 try Hohsp aeks
ryrrF spd alter taking bottles she emit ely aimed
her health Hoping that this will prove ne to
Whose children are similarly Affected, yours Re-
R1walv.
nr. y Hoherssck proprietor, PliAds,phiS For sale
by G. v. CLICKENER 4 90 No II Bsrciay strest New
York, aseEt for tb. Eastern States.
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.ycrscv (ltv Yutcl,,vcnce.

THR saax FIGBr Ar MoNyo,n.--it has been decided BY
the Jersey City Continental yuard t. join IN the sham
fight on the Monmouth battle field the Is IA ust In
honor OF the Battle 81 Monmouth.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-10

Gen1n's Wide Awake Hats.-Genln, No. 2l4
Broadway, opposite 81. PAurs Church.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-10

G. j.. Gayler's SalaMAnSAe Safes.-rhe aepO
for these justly celebrated safes removed from 93 to ~
Pearl three doors Maiden lane and
completed for their manufacture with the aid
machinery, So extended scale than beretoors
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-10

whoever Wears Green's Shirfs may be said
70 he continually gtag Of NJ into smother for Ia
On entf-e set. not nsst viii be found Hence his
stse No. Asor House Is thropged Of fashion,
eome trade.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-10

cut these United requir. writing lessons
atoms, &c should Immediately apply TO Mr. BRf3rOW
Nos fs-@p Broadway Satisfaction guaranteed Cards
written ~ % cents l,sen - for ak packages attend
at residences also. Order through Adams Co.
Carpesiugs, OH Cloths, &c., Se--A DIVERSE
tad and BEaus ssor.nt Or these spendii Goods Whole
Me and retail can b rrceursd stths popular establish
Gspt u tie subscribers A. prices shade
WILLIAM ke9R0afY,
6kO. H. TILHY, f<2 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-10

place get them at moderate price IL Mel AUGUiIN
~ Crees~ieh street corn Of Chambers together Win
nrtcie In mems fnrn shng goods shirts under shirts
coars crsvss ties o. the latest fashion shit. made
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Court Calendar-This Day

UruED STATe DISTRICT Contradictions.
SUPREME Corpr-Circuit-Nos 377, 37S 439 479, 4ie
498 $685. 4A A70, 500, 423 Ole to SIC, 4l3, 4e4 48l
l2S
SUPREME CorRr-General Term.--Nos "a 40. and the
Canal and Walker street
$685. $50, eSS, s39, $40, 94i, 94o e43, 944, 946.
COMMON PlAe-Psrt Mos. $40, s62, s6l to 800, 97l
to 954.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-10
Whoever Wears Syrrer,s Shtrss may be said

CAME UnscrsIhsts ard Drawcrs, wholesale
retail "A large assortment summer undershres and
drs gloves baifh hose &c. 40 for gentlemen
Prices low. IaA PEREGo 4 son, 81 Nassau ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-10

:, 20 1877, .u r., 0'so.SH"Eu''
Ham ptons vgetsbie tnctnrs, 81 For coughs colds Se
Esstng' syrup nsptha, Ayses cherry peetcrI Rogers
rup of Hvsrwort and tar each ST. For rhsu natism,
rv ula, AeTovnsepds ssnds' and Mor,ss syrup
pariA eaeh ~ H,ats life belsam, Is csnts. For pin
pies tan reokles-Ioopers lection tsbette 81 slabs
,sr % cents For sore and tender
ample oil ~ cents For supprassiDnDr Van HAmner's
egAle pills ST. For wormsKeyscrs des rover - cents
CUiON, III Bowsry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-10

Ladies, y0u must I,ok pretty this delicious
weather. riJDg driving and pronenading win tan reeil
and darken your complexion unless you use GOCRAUD'S
Italian med cated waicL it Is WI known . also the
wing compound used Gourauds poudre
subtitle uproots hair OF the body Lily white
liquid hair ana hair restorative At the old depot
IL ct Broadway Calender 80 south Third
street. Pbao elpba; bates III Washington street. Boston
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-10

to psr-ntsA erge tnont slcthns plain
and and made the most FASH abba
tAs been resolved from Ioncon Genn Bazssr and
viii be sold telow cost IN II the laenss OF the
This viii he found thu best opportunity
ing elegant sppsrsi for children OF all that has
Cured r years A. the stosi geng OF rapidly in
Al the low prices II s be necessarily call
once 10 prevent tssappo ntmest GENIS'S Ba1ssr. st.
Me hoIas hcfe,, 5IJ ASrosJway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-10

vseznn AHAgzf ~ N. 19zxDS-About Ten o'elesh
,sss night -; Ass!y sass, dasusr.sotypiss Wa -
hve men, AID severely beaten II appears Mr.. Msade
three tmes bat thsy d not dssis unt they arrived IN
South Fifth street Sixth, where ofoer Armstrong
came mp Mr.. H. wss seriously injured that . car
rtage was procured, In which he proceeded to New
York. It s rumored that assault Mrs Meade has
been meditated for some time past.
DsPxNsARy RKroRrAt the meeting OF the trustees OF
the Dispensary Thursday evening, the following re-
port was submitted BY Dr. Hardcastie, the
Number Of patients treated for the month OF May sos
mals 297, females sol. Nativty-United States 372;
Ireland, 1919; England, g; Germany; 10; Scotland :.
Dseases-Ipjuries 80; minor surgery 3d. nervous, 26;
skin, 81; abdomen 70; rheumatism, q eye and ear, II
heart lungs and throat 40 fevers III urinary g. Vac
mated, 325 Number Of prescriptions, sol.
The CRors.-The crops generally looking exceed
inely we in Kings and Queens Counties and the ndi
cations that the yield will be much larger this year
than for several years past Rye is headed out Corn Is
little backward, but promises well Potatoes, should
they not be affected by the rot viii be the great crop Of
the season Ia estimated that the yield this year will
be four times greater than that Of last year.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-10

SELIINC orr, ny ORDER or THE ,
- ladies mantillss and straw tonnsss --TbS
gains ever ohefed.--The most t~artsfnl ana.
o. ladies' fsshiorstl. ransiiias and stpaw
bsla ~ y. BBN NETr A CO, L. new ksir
, sstFNe al 81 fr0hawly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-10

Clothing M I<sss than Mali Price "A choice
lot of bue clothing the at Jeanings Co
IN Broadway tor safest le-s than asif price. by
Il. EVANS, IS and Us Fulton street
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se.sonabie ciothing.-" wintsr has been

lingering in the lap Of spring but we sbs soon be swell
eting Vrder the heat Of and IL would be
vol for gentlemen shc Intend 70 keep coon u provide
vemssvcsn with suita lie articles Of wearing ap
paiel. ALFRED NUNROE CO., the popular one
price dsAlsrs :. ~ Roadway have now 10 store she
cs supsYhs assortment 81 well made and fashion
othpgth they have had the pleasure of oeag
their customers The pains taken In having every
ment earnest dose 70 please their have
Alfred Munroe Co extensive buaness
H. tksy prepared for and they respectfully
all who read shi. notice call and xsmine their
assertssnt styles and pri,es Of goods extensive
sssort sasnt Of boys clothing.
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I EHtGB LUMP ASD WHITE ASH cHRsrsUr cOAr
IL lev esrgoef Of the above for sale for inmeSiaae
Ivory Apply ooLiNER CO., l61 Broadwag
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-10

Peter Roberts & Co., 375 Broadway, have
jvs. received large lot Of vAencisnne. aad Msshlin
eagins and iaee which will he o-y@d
crest ssefhce ~ they mt be disposed 81 within thirty
Gays
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-10

Wide Awake Hats, warranted with0u,
nap the old fogy looking AAirs sold ELSEWHERE bu h
genuine artclenow ready II large small quantities.
FOR sale BY c. II. ATKINS, 212 Cream wich street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-10

Judping from ousside appearances, tho
enlistment of DRUNboLD PkOCH, clothiefs. 10 Full
mast he doing -ndous business the
dor IL at all times crowded with admirers OF
their tss,stc.k which cannot be surpassed Ia the city
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-10

Ge,i,'s Bazaar, 5I3 BroadSvay-Boys aud
youts rummer clothing at low PRICES GL>IN's Dssaar
Sc. kicboi las hotel, 5l3 Broadway.