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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-02

A WoMAN's IDEA oF LOLA MONIES" HUH hsh
writes from Chicago to The 81. Cloud DemoeTHs,
Mrs Jane G. S-isshelms paper, that che has heafd
Lola Monies Lectures and This is what sae says Of inc
performance: ,.,.a
"Mscame has always been so generously tres.ea
nv the tress reporters are chiefly Of the mascauho
orpoerl that FAD very aed expectations Oh ,a1 i
pleasure TO be received. The subject WAS Joan pu.
81 H. mel, ara l returned from hearing the Soun.esJ
without sins ie GA, except had no. oIos sSst
the Hall would hold go many people. vi uu' ns,sraI
eyery body who could read had known before a.
A, ser,ut,ons as familiar as A, b. Csuch was .as
tine She made fun of the Duchess OF Satnoss -, ,bs
sympathy for negroes and VINO cared 80 l''io 40 arr
white SLAYER, her own fello S-connuy men la.
rounded her; WAS hsrd on the Englsu II LIE Snts
IS every booy with soul should 'e weus ,ha,son:
the spttoon question, and was very isses 80 not a
declared the Woman Rights Conventions Me- NJ rad
new hing uui,r TIE sur that Thomas s.A =, ina
half n ceLtnry spo, stood the same ,: - ola
0ueston irst Wendell Phillips ana go oae
wouen' do Dos--sn unbecoming sheel - also;
who's "a. g almost entiIl,s her 10 JOIN te ;n an
declared that when che had lecIurtd IN niNs Inc
Ameuca aud spoken lsughingly OF then aisss
ua..es listened ia niuOu silence, and " 'Ae"
with evident pleasure. ..,ie.n
The writer makes up Tor ths rather severn '''.l TO-,
of the lecturer, by paying compliment 10 tue "'-
thus: ,oo, wore
"1hs lady who ia very sender and eiss sa oF her
her hair IN a crop OF SHIRT euris bfnsleu ~ - ~
ace; her forehead is low ana ofosdi her e, enid.
al ersy. should Judge were hoe and %ol sS
yried and she snu~ hoW 10 make those iVs"s iyst
eH. She was dresesd IN superb tAsse-oiaos " mel.
with rich collar. and cobwsb sleeves, no le"0"p
Their cbaps nor bracelets, roc breast pins'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-02
-7HERE UNCLE SANS MONEY GOES.

The following j. list Of debtors to the United Ssates
whose accounts have remained unsettled for more than
three wears apd over 81 600 II has been compiled
,o, Tuy rRipUsy from official sources:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-02

To CnrcAGo.-AIapgemen have been ps''s'~.
by shi,n Delegates 10 the Chicago Conseh1'H at
iron, and return 70 Buf,l, by Lake snore f0.' IA
slf faio. IL IL suggested mat pelesS'os "'''
organize at Buffalo and 80 on In body
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-02

The whole amount due the Government, IA stated 10
the accounts is nearly $40 100000; Of this $3OOOOO
are dne Oh accounts unsettled for one year prior to the
let july, 1859, and doubtless much OF 1t VIII DC 60
cured. The above list only lives Che accounts due for
three years aud over and for large suus. ost OF the
accounts, however are for less than $4,000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-02

man Dying at once, the other lingering bat pas!
recovery.
About three months ago, young woman was
married in this city. Going with her husband to Pha
drphia On wedding trip, he pawned or sold all her
cottes except a single sut. They then extended their
tour to Boston there the rspaeous sold his wifss
last female garment, and compelled her to pu male
attire. 1t is not considered the thing in the astnaued
city for 10 appear men, and she was arrested
ss room ae che rho wed herseif the street. IL
through this arrest that the strange story came out
On the Eth inst, a band of dozen men in Austin
Texas, took from the hands of the Sheriff prisoner
Oh trisl for murder, aud Xii ed him. iog thirteen bu
,q into hs BODY from revolvers. The murdered mans
pane vas Taney aud is probable that he waSinsane
Two Of the assassins arrested st once,
On Jan. 81, 1859, Charles Fisher, alleged to be
held to eervice labor in the State of Kentucky
sreSttd IL Kansas Territory, BY the legal guardian Of
tie persons aud property VI 1870 infant children named
Hutchinson, fiom whom be had escaped A re.cue WAS
tierenpon attempted, and Tie Leaceaworth Times
pnbli.bes the decisop Of Judge Petit, Of tbs FIRST
DisIic. Court Of tie United States for Kansas Terri
tory III the case of the United States agt Lewis l.
Weld on an Indictment for assisting the e.cape ,hus
attempted. The Judge takes the position that there
legal ground for prosecution inas ouch tbs
Fugive Slave Law docs authorize par6ait nvd
reclamation by GUARDIAN PrOyigion for ieI4imng
ue'iye slaves the gfopsFty Of minors, he maintains,
has been entirely omitted from mo law.
- Roct eterjs a cheerful city for an evening promo
mace. 4 gentleman ana his wife wers wa'ku., qaetly
along ON Sunday night, when piece Of wood was
flung st The lacy. Tho hush and Mrnod about 10 ex
rosiulate, and was Immediately pounded nssrly 90
death Oy the IOuybs.
The gay Zonsve De Biyiere, whose name is by
tLi. time a household word m feyersl ia miles has be
come pioof, mace overureato his lawful fe in Brus
ssls, Europe, and mmared himself IN PhiIideiphii
monastery, there to stay during year OF probation,
fixed by her. She purposes TO spend IA twelgem 'nth
IN a convent then 10 return 10 bis bosom. She Is
wire woman, and does well to accG''om herself TO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-23

Merkete.
NKv ORfxavs June H. 1850
Cottop-Saes to-day 100 bales: quotations are nominal
Sugar steady at Ike &c. Flour closed with an al
Il CSC, white ., zoe tobacco closed arm. wbwSey
lec. freights and exchange unAi,srcd.
Nrw orIxasS Jnne q, 1890
Cotton market closed dull: sales today 100 bales Al
l Ss osS % ss a 900 g. the ~s.
bss the corresponding time .st yrar: exports 80
ahead year 900 bales; rrcrpsu At ali southern
5000 talc,. sugar market cosed quiet Flour closed
With advancing nndeney at % n - 10 fsir "a
e. ~ iair What active, and advanced &C. Sc sales al
slt2asl rs fsrte cheed nrm nj 1sc lee: sales II
81 oco ,ars the Srmc time las, wear Tre,shss.rss,os
so Liverpool, Is 81. Exchange unaitered.
BsInxosx, June ~, 1890.
RED, 81 % a 81 n; white, 81 70 81 50 corn sctive:
yria t5r. g.. white. roc re Provisions autet
but very nir. Whisky steady.
cor steecy. Wheat firm: white, 81 40 a 81 -; rcd,
81 Is VI as Corn ariive At esc Whisky afrn 81 ale
. ~.
Prrrsro, June a. 1850
tosr active sni hrrn sal~- 1900 hhis WHEAT Arm
viii pvsd smsr, sales fot 900 b-shes nj 81 f2x fnr
No. ,htsro slring 81 rs f,r No 10, 81 IL 81 II
.of Ne Milwaukee club AMI 81 % 81 "a for red win.
ar s0,crJ sa.es private tfms, market closing arm,
hosdcrs asking s',snce ~ r.. Corn-tc~t hvht mar
Let fTner sass 1000 bushels At sc ssc foe WHIT;
y" eners al 'h 8 80 under So f,r No Illinois. wits
,-,ofx ~, 80 =, oso A. ~, 49,, ~, a., ,'
10 GO co oats fypor's-ioo bbs fonr 10 600 bushels
At, 1000 Do. corn, sad 10 900 DO. oats,
rcur firm and in god demand: sales 900 hbs =, Is
sS12h fer ~xtr state and C2nafian Is 10 Is Is for
ssu. Hines md ws,cnsin g. - .s7S sor es,r:
Ohio: s5 rs - 80 double exra wheat closed quiet
but nrmer: snlcs as 90 bushels, nearly al q which
patch At q 10 81 10 or Milwaukee, club On fe fos Cana
ia club and ~ Is for No tcsgs spring Cc-s cloeed
kxr n kr f,x M \ -h,lx~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-23

curious expectants. Should she have iet South
amPton on Wednesday, she will be due here on
this day week; that is, presuming that she
makes the voyage in ten days; and it is nots-
BILE coincidence that II she sailed on that day
she started in company with our own great
steamship the Adriatic, one of the fastest on the
ocean, commanded by Capt Comstock, who
helped 10 pilot the monster ship down the
Thames from her cradle at Millwall If tho
Great Eastern should be sailing to-day, how
ever, we may look for her pouderous shape Oh
the Battery about next Monday week, the ID
July.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-23

s,vAs-Aii-S'eaElshp fioriia-tleo Lanes, two Misses
Msckes Mrs. nou, Capt nsy AMI lady Duncan, A +
P.lesrr. Z hul lady and child Thorpbury lady AMI
daughters Master Filing Mrs Gsson. y Davis and lady
Posr and lady Miss Pollard Miss Kate Harris. Baker
lady child md NJ and Mrs Fcro Mrs Odeii Mrs
Davis Alex sravs ard Brown, Hosgletou, rown
bar ~ m,o afssn andrews iarny ,sr ma
son, John Lee; Ford N Rusgiss. q Gohlke Byck
Bermond, " lowell, Msdsme Bandono Miss =
Priene. Co6En Wells l. Wells b y sanchez, A n
jackson. Farrell iady two children and servant Mrs
KuA wsher Mrs Harris and two children DIR. Kun
met wife two children and nurse Mis- Julia Tooker Mss
Duncan, Hss, Mrs Haas. DIR VIM II Burr. lady aud
child; A III, Mrs Miller Ms wsrdcll, three children
and nurse, and 10 In teerage.
BHsnupASchr HoundMrs West and daughter. Ms Isasc
Davis Mrs Peeusn and daughter. Mrs McCssley and Capt
Hughes lAte Of brig Globe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-23

pAssENcFR (ASi.--A affecting railroad pesen
gers has just been decided the Supreme Court Of Mass
'hnstts passenger was properly put out a the car
the bSion and Worcester road or refusing 10 pay M
fare He Immediately cot 90 the train ana ourrec
10 pay. bot again put out. The jury on the trai
funi that the first ccctmcn. juslihahle, but TIE se
c"nd mt and gave damages But the supreme court
aside tho Verdict decided that the party had no
right 10 recntcr the the train from which
he hsd been lawfully elected and the conductor WAS us
tiiable n sean expel!ing him after bis reepiry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-23

r CoNocap, June q, fSee
The New Hampshire Legislature has adjourned Till
Monday afsernooa. Mr. Shirley, Of Andover and Mr. Bar
nsrd, n Franklin members Of the House, came near
personal knockdown today the latter accusing The for
Of utterng falsehood Mr.. Shirley, who u sad-
ing democrat remains in town any written re-
quest from Mr.. psrnArd
Ex-President Pierce has gone 10 Hllsboro.
The democrats are greatly exercised about the Rti
more Convention. me nomination Of Douglas would
cause grand demonstration throughout the State
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-23

Nkw ORLEANS, June %
The stesner Cahswbs arrived here yesterday, bringing
Havana sdvices to the 18th inst.
The sugar market at Havana steady prices ranging
from D.. exc. The stock at Havana and MAssnzas
was $4,000 oxe.
Molasses was nom sKc. a4Xc. cents for Muscovado.
Sterling ID . Nk per cent. premium. Exchange On
New York was at TX IL per cent. premium.
Freights were active
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-23
Meeting ut Oswego.

OsWKl0, juno ", 1850.
The largest and most enthusiastic political meeting ever
witnessed in this city held Last night rsfy the
Chicago nominations. The city was brilliantly lumi
mated BY pyrotechnc displays, and long torchht pro
OF the Wide Awakes marched through the
Doolittle Hall packed and the vast assemblage
addressed by General b r. Bruce of Madison ard d.
Mitchell, Esq., OF Syracuse at
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-23

MONTGOMERY Ala. June o. 1850
Marouey, the former agent Of Adams Express Company
pleaded guilty q the robbery OF $50 oo He seuepced
by Judge shorter TO ten years the p-nteniary The
money was recovered last August by PnSer,ons petec
tive Agency of Chicago. It was found buried in an OBJ
scnre place near Philadelphia His wife AMI other parties
implicated in the matter will douStessb- brought N JUS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-23
Married.

Married.
DuBonn-wAIxRBuRY.-At Blauveltsville, N. r., on
Friday June r. BY Rev. =. ID. Evens, Mr. r. DUBoss TO
Miss SARAH L. WATERBURY, daughter Of tho late Capt.
Waterbury, Of this city.
Yonkers papers please copy.
McBEwAN-TAvIoR- -On Thursday, June n, by Rev. A.
D. Gillette, JoES McKxvAS TO JSASE TAYLOR, both Of
this city
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-23

PuIsnrrr oF pmADwsszuA NrvwArvas--A few days
rvo he rhiladelphia papers that Brigham
youns the Mormon Prophet IN that city s~ssv~us,
nercshi ne Gov the purchase Of machinery for p~ys
mill Tie whole story nov turns cot " be fabrication
for have received incooirovcrtbie evidence from our
Salt LAKE correspondent, under date Of the i2th inst
eating that week previously Brigham and scuss Of his
Apostles, and unccunsnblc progeny len that city 10
20 On short psns excurs'os u shs suswbs q salt
Lake.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-23

6xrSuvuuD, June ~, 1880
Ths rfsiesh anniversary Of Mystic Lodge. Of Masoas,
q Pntshed, Massachusetts celebrated In that town
to-day with much spirit hasoss were present IRON
Springfield, Hartford, New Havsa Albany and Troy, sad
also The entire lodges d Bershe county. Rsv. 0ecrss
n Randall Past Grand Master Of the sass delivered a
address defining clearly the eievaing and moral purposes
Of masoay. Dinner served In Burbanks Hall, where
speeches were made BY Hon. H. L. Dawes and oshs anA
poem delivered BY samue, B. Summer of Great barring
ton. The lodge Of wstneld win celebrate o. Wednesday
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-23

TIE RATIONALE or SABBATH LEGIsfAfIoN.-
The Grand Jury have, we see, agreed to pre-
sentiment referring the crime and immortality
prevailing In our city TO the sale Of Intoxicating
beverages and the liberation Of theatrical and
other performances on the Sabbath day. How
does II happen that, with the nrst Of these iniu-
ences at work ever since the year one, this nota-
BILE discovery should not have been made be-
fore! In the continental cities of Europe there
IL no restriction on the sale Of liquors or on
Sunday amusements, and yet there are no bet
Ter behaved or more temperate populations to
be found anywhere. A drunken man In Paris
Il as great rarity as the black swan was TO the
ancient Romans, which IL more than can be said
OF the places where Sunday laws have been en-
forced. In the ardor Of their reformatory zeal
che members of the Grand Jury have confound-
ed together both cause and effect II Is because
al the efforts that have been made to dcbar the
masses from rational and hcalthful smusements
on the Sunday that they are driven into densral-
izing indulgences that they would never dream
of II their actions were left untrammelled Let
every facility be Afforded to our city population
to get into the country on the Sabbath, and we
will answer for It that groggeries and Sunday
theatricals will soon be obliged to close up for
want Of patronage.
THE CASE or THE Rev. Nh. HARpEx.-In carry
ing out the fun measure Of the laws awards in
capital cases. the State of New Jersey appears TO
have very decided advantage over our own
and other States where executive clcmency is
too often exercised without much discretion or
consideration for the public welfare. The Court
Of Pardons Of New Jersey, upon reviewing the
evidence adduced against the Rev. Jacob Har-
den, now under sentence Of death for wife
poisoning has declined 20 commute the punish
ment. There is, therefore, no appeal for the con-
demned, and sooner Ut later the Law will claim
ib victim. The Governor may postpone the
day of doom at the prisoners request, but the
decision Of the Court Of Parlons ia final. This
u the second instance recently IN which this
Court refused the application for Communication
of sentence-tbe case Of Dvnelly at Ncvasink
being q very notable one. II we had similar
court in the State Of New York, Of as just and
Incorporating character a. that Of New
Jersey, we would have fewer causes OF COM
plsint against the abuse Of executive clcmency,
and probsbly fewer cases Of sanguinary MUIR
ders 10 record.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-23
News from Ueyaco.

NEW CRIxASs June ~ 1880
Tho United States sloopowar Pocahontas has arrived
here from Vera rug, with advces 70 the ioh nst and
important dispatches for Warrington The news b uniua
portant.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-23

mo United States s'oopofwar Saratoga arrived from
vers Cruz 3D. Tho United States ship savannah n
Vera Crus The United States sloop owar Brooklyn left
the ID for Campeschy with Minister hcIAne board.
Mr. Samuel p Armstrong passenger the sAraso-
q; be is the bearer Of dispatches 70 Warrington
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-23
Loss Of the United States Steamer
Walker.

Twenty Of her Crew Drowned and Mise
ing-Earrative OF One or the Survivors.
Ths United States Surveying steamer Walker, her
way 10 New York from her Southern station, which in
cludos the coast Of Alabama, Mississippi and part Of
Louisiana, into on Thursday morning, betweea
two and three O'Clock BY schooner, and sunk Tho
cidsst took place on Abseoom, and In view oe the light
perhaps eight or nine miles distant
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-23
IN VIEW YoRx WEEKLY HERALD.

DeaAgs ~ the Democratic National Com
vent&oa 1T Daltfmore-Personal Com
hicts - the elegates-Reception OF tho
japanese In New York-Interesting
6fo0 California@The Indian War In
Western Utah-Compiete Success OF
0sribaldi In siciiy-The Latest News
1larksts, &C., &c.
no wuxIr HERALD, for the present week, VIII DC
ready Ms morning al ten O'Clock In Its columns will
be foundA Fun Report Of the Proceedings Of the Demo-
cratic National Convention In Session at Baltimore with
Accounts Of the Personal Conflicts between Number OF
the Delegates Very Interesting Report Of the Magnd-
cent Reception Given 70 the Japanese Embassy in New
Cork, with Description Of their Appearance Apparel,
TO-; interesting News from California, with the Latest
News from the lsdian War In Western utah the Latest
intelligence ffosa the Seat Of War Ia Sclly-compete
Success o. Gapbadi Serious Accidents the Hudson
River Rairead; Editorials Prominent Topics Reports
OF the Cattle Provision and Money Markets. and ali in
tcrestng Of the past week received by telegraph
otherwise Single copies, In Wrappers can be had at
the counter Of the Office, corner Of Fulton and Nassau
streets Price six cents,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-23

Lcris,ifix. Junc 81, 1890
Thc horsc Rcndeer won the trottng race to-day, two
mile heats, In harness, winning both hcsis Tho time was
SO and SOC beating Billy Lewis and Abbey Woods
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-23

Bovxxv TSuA1sx.-Thc nov management Of this house.
v working hnro "a SECURE puoc favor they give very
ssro,e rrxvsmpe socwh'. IN which Messrs c. ". Coui
t and r. Johnston sprsss n two fsvoritc characers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-23

Settlement OF the M~llanphy VIII Case.
81. Lovn. June q, 1890
The celebrated Muiianphy viii case WINS decided in the
Supreme Court this morning favor Of ST. Louis which
win receive over 500 900 thereby.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-23

fms rnvf ~ y1nu TcwyARAvcH CRAms 70 ~ A vm,
rrr-Joeevb G wiIhms shot the srdgoer AZ his wife Al
few orkens, on u TN ra.. spd hes been discharees
f II bin defenc< b. showed that foo year be knew
f their intimacy, ~ bod shcui IT. icd W break up
thought he had broken mp, when, recent eveninx
~ took wsr<r With she man srd got hk PROMISE nevr
fo medaie VIII ur woman sezn D., Nc broke his word
sns came 70 ue ho~- wb,.e he the hrbspl) vas
there, ard hs all him Avn ftI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-23

risssss. % ~. lag ass Throat sac
Bowrry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-23

One boz nshes forty gallons tes s so~p By Spiy sddns
Ms wster. y per bon liberal dncownl nirooer~ No n
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ssCcstnr's' Rat, Roach, Groom nus
"COsTAR'S" Red Bug Ac, Fxt<rrnfnstr~.
"cosTARp'-Depo, 81 opposse ~ Nkhoss Hoseu.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-23

The City Of Baltimore Outward Sound.
81. Jozss, N. r., June y, 1850
The steamship City Of Baltimore from New York bound
70 Liverpool passed Cape At 10 O'Clock Wednesday
nRht.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-23

THy 7ovivr Frrvsp~.-Thc Chicago 7osmve Caas,s
have psifcssS thsh noeh talked a exrwrss.s a - 4
legged On scccun q the death Of Of their
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-23

Opal Destslli~a.-lrhe incest Artieis Nsv
eieNnstng ~ k~th ard perfurrnx NJ brraxA aosd by
nn2Au. neurrnx sn< arusH,ss generally.
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Six Shirts for 09-The Best ever Made
for the money McIAUGLNs, corner Of Greenwich and
Murray streets
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NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY JUNE % leso-rRlPLE

Ura wings OF sl.a Delaware state Lotto
~ee- woOp EpDy CO Msnsr~rr 81 tie
sEsw.sr sssyuosv .sr s.ss"cs, ,r.u !. $500, 80
Sc, TS 81, Is, 40, 81, 3, A. 81, II, So, 76. II.
DslAwAKs-ILAxs Nm rs Jr~r 2 iras
81, Is. %, SO, Is, e6. or. a, 20, 80, "a, 20, 5.
0rculAr- q charge nv addressing siuA~r "
WOOD EpDy a co. wNupnRt0n. Delaware
Or WOOD. EDDY 4 90. 81 Louis Missouri
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David's Summer styles.-The savoy
Hat the Pearl Beaver. 29es Broadway near Duane
freef
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The Diplomatic PageAnt.-'rha "Heads
Of all the Depsmepss vieing with each other Ia doing
honor 10 the Embassy OF each Of these heads Is
supplied with KNOWS 2l2 Broadway superb summer
Hats Four dollars small price for one OF he light and
airy little beauties
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-23

chidrens fancy Hats every description unsurpassed In
quality style prire and variety. HARRIS RUs5AKs
rs Bowery, 500 Grand street. 81 Eighth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-23

An Article nDv tine Bald and Gray
WOODS Hair Resor-f,ve II fass 70 prsewvs h~ hat
perfectly " Asy Depot ~ broadway, and ssk every
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ur.s q fsssos psSs. 80 sssss~ m. oss<sAf Asw<W
Rsr l. containing sA~ Norshsvu and KAs~su aAAsa
Pan corainin& he Svuthern and Western esass.....L
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Esssr a he above free b. rscrips q pvss
D. APPLETON co. PublnkerA
- and ~ BroAAw~y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-23

French Imported Boots and Shoes, Of =
superior quality just received By EUGENE FERRIS boot
maker. 81 Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-23

Dress Black Frock Coats, - TO SIS
Spring Business suits. ~ 70 SIS GEO. A. HUNTER CO.,
Nos. 30 and 81 Bowery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-23

rsr1F ssS r.e 1R1rS sRri4nS c:orarr,a v.rrr
1he Empire water acknowledged BY chemius physicians
and eonxuners " be superior Coosra Water contains
all he medical virtues hat water. With adioo Of large
amount OF Iodine which improves of he combination The Km
pre water irrttAus Al ciAAno1
o. dernona old and young, In every situation In ife.
And when cathsruc action required should be tsken
NE morning 70 produce that effect Depot No Is John street.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-23

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