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PEALE'S NEW YORK MUSEUM.
AND PICTURE 3ALLEkY.

AND PIC1URE GALLERY.
MIR H. BENNET STir:.,'. -: o MANAGER.
AFTERNOON PERFORMA Noes EVERY DAY.
rvr. Az Ess S S;i' sstsi,4Ht1ISe i;,,o,
won DEhT HHFFrkAaseRPloyEs Is Nous
GIANT BoY-is YEARS Si nHP OVER SEVEN FEET
FAT GIRL, DWWiis'N,Er AIR ,,;I, clANTEss.
'F0"r'''' ! .G b ~, SiR;.fs' 20 Pounds
BEING THREE lNq TaisN snoRTER THAN TOM
oANrEs sic SfAF FihrS SkNFN FEET HIon'
~ SfH
an eminent mi These picture, cove' some hundred. Of
feet of sxf %ssTcsGEs IS c 81 Fl h' stage
woNDEREUI 0tPHAN FAMILY.
&c $$ i' small eSf'F
MIR M %SinHSLEX 4: SsSs s .%'r sxhrou and Miss
sAEToN " much &. i F.,s.S
ohhEse IS S;;i:isl &:.';s; 81
q Afternoon Peac%sace. every Day at o'clock for the
f.nee,. TO commerce ia the evening at O'clock ms
A POLIO SALOON, BROADWAY, NEW Y0RKs
h Two hours devoted to Mad a1d Seirs JVNhs
from hi: E..opa @ 81 h Sss
,tns eharse,sr as descrS by him b,
5.s s''sa Yf5s.r sI; Ess"$
s s or which s iss Wiz
FREbEiIKs The FAN Thsat-. who will deliver sq,
Ssw oSS saI rSe with sa ors
AL aud traditional Melodies from untoabtedly Authentic
,ourcss csd and arranged expressly Tor this entertainment
Single Tickets 50 cents Tickets admit Two Ladies and
mT 3'ee
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VAUXIIALL.
OLYMPIC THEATRE.

OPENS ON MONDAY, JUNE 81.
Fiat antenr,nes .f the NEChoMANCaR OF THE
18Th CENTURY" Mutum ia Parvo-Thne exhibition
CON, ineh-by
MUSIC! MAGIC - AND VENTRILOQUISM!!
All thres, novelties in this couutrv-new InstIumentr
new riicasand unrivaiied in Venrioqusm s,ge
htcd with brilliantly lie minated peadd
,csney gorgeous fittings The cabinet for the display Of The
lacompr Feats imposed PAYER nac silver tin
wood, &c. all forIoiaga
TEMPLE OF FNCHANTMENT
table To the display Of Cabalstc fhenom The
tanmeat will be ~ hre Fist aad les. Mage Toe
second par, Mr. SUTTON will grnd Of Venro
Me ley two arpB, Fantasia the
Symphoniau aud liyortc Professor WheatAtoIes on
certina.
THEATRE PRICES-NO increase.
D5ors et7 'ciock ,prtan precisely clock.
Dess Boxes so Upper Boxes Is PIT l2a cents
Children nnder ~ with their parents guardians half
price 10 Upper aud Lower Boxes.
Pr gane Of Ter,rmarce he had gratis the Box Office.
Private Boxes IS. o oh, sta do 80 in29 St. ire
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Foreign Markets.

MArANzAs. May IT, ls44 Sales of rice here at lO II
At Havana, III rs There is active demand for
vado sugars and the stock in market very small and
cept what may come from Sagura there is but little
naming ON plantation quote at Az, at which latter
price the Victoria brand is held On rnddling good
quality an advance of fully half rial has been recently
realized Coffee 81 50a &c. stock small Molasses, COM
mon, ~ 81 muscovado, 81 a 4 both kinds very
Exchange on London % 10 PREM United States 4 q
l discount.
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Died

Died,
Tuesday morning, 2sth inst, ELIZA ANN wife OF Robt
Roberts, aged3 years.
The friends Of the family and those Of Henry Topping
invited to attend the funeral this wednesday,
noon at O'Clock, from 1913 Orchard street Her remains
will be inferred at Trinity Church Cemetery, Manhattan
Vile.
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CURED to keep up operations This win absorb 20 much
of the capital of the banks that what is lett cannot do
much harm. matter how tits employed. The only sal
walton for the commercial classes is to let the
brokers have full swing, give them chance to go their
length and then they will have the satisfaction Of stand
ing quietly by, simple spectators OF the explosion that
will exterminate nearly the whole race of stock specula
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T.. II. " u.
Every Day and Epening This IVeek, commencing
Monday, May q.
GRAND PERFORMANCES
Each afternoon, hali'ra,t O'clock and IN the yenin.
Who, together less that Fourteen Feet making
them Talss Pair known, be day,
from 10 O'Clock A. NJ. till from Till hapas and from
till TO-
The is happy to announce with the
ORPHEAN FAMILY Of five persons all sicians of the
frat class Of whom is little Miss OF only ak
The family appear variety OF Sorgs Duets Tros Quar-
tstts &C.
Lecture Animal Magnetism and also his imitation Of a
Locomotive.
MIR T. X. g. NELLI5, the born without arms, will
also Of the ihng fca with his toes
which be to be believed.
La Petite CeTito, the Danse
A Beautiful Collection Of Wax Figures. Giraffe sc, &c
The GiPsEY QUEEN, the Fortune Teller and
pr..Uy consned at all hours Of the day and evening.
G-Admssion to the whole % cents-chiiden under ten
half % for consultations with tie
(},ps~, Queen. m2G
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COL INDIAN NJ AG Il ZINE.
Office 3 Aston House.

COL MILAN MAGA ZINE.
Office AstOr House.
THE COLUMBIAN LADY,s AND GENTLEMAN's
tents OF the June Number l8i4-Or CIR al.
Thoughts the Poets, by Henry Tucksrmau.
sonnet. by ii Yf uckerman
Grandfatl. Bray by Miss Emily y Chubbuck
Sir Peter De Be,rn the Bears Vengeance Of Baorre by
The Press by WIN GLAND Bourne
Sketch OF the Great Western Lakes, by Pauldng
The Eortpns Teller, bv the Editor
Tho Bagin Buyer by L 3 Arthur.
fragment by Mrs Liehlhipe
Id, Hours by Mrs James q Brooks.
Enulo Del Milo Cor, by Miss Co man.
The Jewish Ruer, by Miss G Loule NJ Brawner..
thor of the "Sineis Chd,"&c
Recolections China by Mrs Caroline II Butler.
ia an IIflat, by.
South Peak Mountain, by Charles Lanman.
Mutius Sc9vOla, by Henry q Hirst.
Books Of the Month
Notice TO Correspondents, &c.
EMBELLISHMENTS.
Charlotte and GraceA Mzz,tnt engraved for the Cslu.
49, ban Magazine by II sadd; painted by Henry Inlnan
The Fortune Te.r-Engraved cr the Columbian Magazine
. by Climber; painted by Deveria.
Observation-Disclosures Figures and pattern for
lounge,
Music The Braid of Sunny Hair Poetry ty Donald Nc
Iems-S3 per ansum IN advanced two copies for s.
copy two for ST. single numbers as each delivered
in rart Of this and Brooklyn. by mail all
parts the Uniei States aad the Canajas By the
Address. post paid, ISRAEL POST
m29 2t"rc Astor House.
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NIBLO'S GARDEN.

The PROPRIETOR II this ar fshionabls estab-
lishmeat rssuectiiv informs the p1bic that IL will
Open FOR THr SUMNER Jason
ON MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 3, 1S44.
The entertainments will be the iols direction of
NJ r. Nj TC HELL,
And W III corsnt oil conatnt Succession OF Operas Musical
RuI'e tas Exavagsnzns Operas Vaudr. Ballots and
Will b. occa,i ally added
MANY EMIL SENT AND POPUL AR ARTISTS,
" no VIII appear in the of the season.
EsIeeal be taken IN the production Of
tiinmen to perfect possible ia Sceric Elec
Costume Pr pertIes and all other apru
which the most talented artists department. have been
engaged.
The SALOONS. GARpENs aud Pn0MENAnEs h'ye
all Undergone thorou Reno aud Redec ration. tn
avew combine IN The CHEAT dsgre the great essentials,
comfort AM convenience, with elegance of design
The hole Of the interior have beer executed
by the celebrated rtsts. Sgaor CAPEL aud Mr. Ice,
while the Scenic Depar has been allotted M BEN
COUGH, who has Just completed
NEW ACT DROP.
splendid assortment o and costly Exotts ba, been
adeed to the thousands Of be utu Paats and Shrubs
already collected in the Gardens aud Conservatives
The COmpaly, The The sea.O will
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ship Masters and Agents.

We shall esteem favor il Captains Of Vessels will give
e Commodore RoBERI SLvEY OF our New. Fleet Report
spoken on their List Of their Caro- apd any 20
Immediately their arrival Agents and Corresponf ents al
nome abroad will also center favor by sending TO tins
office al Marine Intel they can obtain Nautical
Information of any kind will he thankfully received
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SUMMER HATS.
THE CELEBRATED GOSS1 MER


WEIGHING FROM I'll or TO 81 on. PRICE $3.50
"a ghe celebrated SUMMER BAT; so highly popular
much improved Thy th. Ll'tsTEST. MOS /
BEAUTIFUL AND CHEAPEST HAT for warm e iher
heretofore la addition these qusiies they
ON ths oljtelle,s to Which Paa'mls, Leghorns &c
equal to the Beavers The style Of trimming also presents
another advantage being Of material which peveais prs
ton hair oils, NC from king throu. and ssir
Gentlemen VINO have them. their dete
u other ii It for summer.
he subscriber respectfully socits call and exaination
Of h merits
following the comparative weights of pine
Summer Hats -
tjentns GOssamer 2TAoZ 31soz,
Ordinary Black Hat .6Ioz.
Also large of Panama other Sum Hats
". GsNiN,
Hat and Cap Establishment,
mag m@rc 24 Broadway, opposite st PauIh ChuIch
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STRANGERS BEWARE
IN THIS AGE OF QUACKERY AND HUMBUG, il is
mos, important chose ed physician-DRJ
EVANS has removed his Old Galens Head Dipensary No
aa Pearl Sc corner of Beekm where he his
most extraordinary OF al delicate diseases
now complicated lie apprises the citizens that
there Dr. Evans his old stand and that he has
whatever with other Office His
dertte; his consultations strictly private.
.-ObseIve the number-misakes often dangerous
28s Pearl SC.
" Medicines and directions any part the Union
by attic siay stating the and enclosing five dollars
mo-
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BEACON COITRSE-TR OTTIN

BEACON COUKSE-TROTTING.
The Proprie,o offer the following Purses come off over
the above couiseune j0thPuse $780, three heats in
harness. free for eli trotng horses Also, Purse $500 mill
nsa best three ia five to light wagons free for all trotng
ing June Let, at r, NJ. m29 itsrc
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CENTREVILLE COURSE

TR OFT NC AND PACING
in June. - - ~ wen
Parse hs First $780, Mile Heats best three ia five in harness.
free for all acing horses.
Pure he second, $50. Mile Heats best three in 6v, under
the saddle free for pacing horses that ed for money
Purse h. Third sicO Three Mile Heats in Hsraess-
for all trot'ng horses.
The Troung Purse TO close Thursday, May a,th.
The Pacing Purses, close Saturday June Ia, nv 10
o'clock r. at Jorcs Second Ward Hotel Three o. more
TO make m2e 2t..
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Observation-Disclosures d. WRIGHT, OF Pa.


PREspENr-HENDRICKS B. WRIGHT, OF Pa
VIcE PRESIDENTS:
stephen Emory, OF Maine John II. Howard Ga.
Henry Hubbard n H. Benz G Shields, Ala.
Henry ii. Chds, Mass Powhattan Ellis. Miss
Luther q. Hunt. W. Th0s. NJ Williams, La.
Oney Ballou, r.. /. Cave Johnson, Tenn.
r. j. Ingersoll, Conn. Linn Boyd Ky.
S. Young, Ny. VIM. 8 Fulton. Ark.
J. Z. Edsell, NJ. Mich. Schoonmsker, Ohio.
J. l. Dorsen, Pa. T.. A. Brown Ind.
WIN, Frick, Md. james Snow. Ill.
James N Sutton, Del. C. Cohman, Mo.
VIM. II Roane, Va X. s. Wilson, Mich
r. NJ Saunders, N. C..
SECRETARIES.
VIM. i. Richie. Va. "A. Bradford. Miss
Thos B. Mitchell, ~. Y. Henry II Carroll, N H.
Geo A. Vroome NJ. VIM d. Morgan. Ohio.
report accepted it'll loud reclamation, and the Con-
vention adjourned until this morning
Nothing else whatever was done except to discuss with
warmth and show OF temper the proprety Of adopt
ing the rules of the Conventions OF 1882 and 1885, ncid
ing the celebrated tWo-hi. d rule
This warmly recommended by Gen. Saunders
and Senator Walker because they know that its adoption
will kill MIR. Van Buren,.
Mr. BEsI + BuTLrp as warmly opposed il and he said
how could he face his constituents who had instructed
him TO vote for Van Buren, if he voted odopt rule that
would prevent Mr. Van Buren, from getting the nomina
| ton
Mr. BvrLrH the only that spoke against the two
third rule but what he said shows that the die is cast
soon as that rule is adopted or rejected.
MrJEwETr of Maine moved that committee of one Fl ON
each state be appointed to prepare set of rules for the
Gen. SAUNDERS moved to amend this by adopting the
rules Of 1892 and 80.
Mr. BUTLER moved TO amend the amendment by except
ing the rule requiring twohrs to make the nomination.
but he finally withdrew this
The Committee Credentials reported that there were
no delegates in attendance for South Carolina.
The following is the number in Attendance
Maine o. New Hampshire, 9; Massachusetts, ~; Yer
mont @; Rhode Island, a. Connecticut, d New York 3d.
New Jersey, 7: Pennsyl vania. 26 Delaware. O. Mary
land 81 Virginia, so? Georgia, TO- Alabama s: Mississippi
Ia Louisiana p Tennessee, 49, Kentucky, 20; Ohio 81
Indiana, IL; nois, Q; Michigan, 3, Missouri, 8; Ar
kan sas, 3.
Everything now you depends on whether the two.
third rule is adopted and that will be decided this
morning. Pennsylvania stands pledged to vote for the
two-thrd rule, and this ground Mr. Wright of Penn
sylvania. made Chairman. If she does not fly The
track the rule will be adopted and Mr. Van Burens
mination defeated The contest will then lie between
Cass Buchanan, Stewart, &C.
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State of Trade.

AsHEs-Pots still continue dull and cannot be quoted
over p. 20 % ait pears are heid al sa 20 ~
Were prices little lower few purchases would be
made on English account We quote Genesee at - 6ss;
Is some New Orleans wheat in market for which 81 is
asked Rye 81 90 cents. Grains dull
BEEswAx-Prme Northern yellow is in demand at 295 a
sol Southern is held at a tiife less.
CoTTos-The market was poorly attended to-day and
the transactions do not amount to 1000 bales chiefly
small lots to complete orders. Prices rather easier,
and there is general indsposition in purchasers to
operate feeling satisfied that after the next arrival from
England prices will be lower than present consequent
upon decline in that market.
Freghts to Liverpool Id for square, and SIG for round
HAY-Common qualities OF North river bale sell want
ed at 80 37 cents The market is very inactive with
receipts to moderate extent.
SALr-The market is pretty well supplied with Liver
pool The asking price is 81 AT We have not heard Of
any transactions.
WHIsKEY-Drudge casks are held at 90 cents. Prison
barrels are quite inactive and command 233 cents.
REAL EsTArE-Sales OF Real Estate May 2sth, at the
Merchants Exchange.
lot on Gramercy Park, south side, % it. 8 in by %
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- A: FUTILE. A CT
n AKpWAhE, CUTLERY. FANCY GOODS, &c -

II COB s iLbTi'S jhteth $ ring ! rade Hardware
Sale this season will take place This Day O'clock at the
sizes rn a. III at street contracting the usual OF ard
w.rs Table ard P"eAes Coery German, French and Amer
Also, Id w ches at hslpqs 10 o'clock precisely for
cash. eeg"t detached Gold Lever Watch tn Extra
Wy ise. d uble bottom Sc
Ai,o, ladies' Gold W atch.
Also, at IL O'clock fer ca,h for Of former
ebast he having purchased the the 9th aud 80 h
April las' a. not complied with OF saie weve Silver
Watches and Five dozen y eel Tobacco Boxrs
Full particulars may be found under Auct on head Cata
logues ready. Terms months appro we'd parer
M
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BOARD ~ WEST WASHINGTON PLACE
PLEASANT ROOMS with Bond can be obta,sed a No.
80 We { W. hi gton ri ca, near the y xth Avenue.
Gentlemen who will only require breakfast and preferred
Terms moderate m25 2wsm
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"TICKETS FIFTY CENTS-(1

NO POSTPONEMENT at this Establishment on account
of weather the Grand Entrance from Broadway the Sa
loon protected and the New Saloon which is Ventilated
from the aud Sides be enclosed moments notice.
u20
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PORT OF NEW YORK. MAY 20.
Cleared,

ssrs... u 20 HIGH wATrR......... 81
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AMERICAN MUSEUM.

HIKTAL GARDEN.
AND PERPETUAL FAIR,
Corner Of Broadway and Ann opposite House
r. +. BARNUM MANAGER.
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AUCTION SALES.
G. s; SMITH, Auet,onser

Store 30l Broadway, cor Duane 81.
H. r. will give his personal attention out door sales OF
Furniture Dry Goods Groceries, &c for
Telibqush,rg housekeepia or business.
Sales seed all the goods shall have BEEN
sold and delivered
Liberal tash Advances made required merchandise Of
every d scrption consigned for sale. m2l lmsm
MINERALS AND SHELLS AT AUCTION.
I ,EVf SOONER will sell this evening, at7h o'clock,
- q, ~ brostway, large collection of MINERALS and
SstELLs bing the entire section Of MIR. Cozzins. Of
The Lyceum OF Natural History has ~ branch
Of ms bus'ness AND the safe will be pempoIy, col
will have an unusual of enrchn their cabinets
u29it-se.
CECOND spRING SALE OF ELEGANT EURNI.
fUkE1H Z. WlLLAkDS second spring sale Of upe-
nor cry made ornure takes plate this half
10 o'clock Ia the sore 30i Broadway of Duane
some 81 the beau ul and hishly flushed
tces oi arnufe aud other house furnishing articles offered
this season. Of warranted materials and
Ins no Teatinn TO work male for auction For par
ticglas see aa hon sad ia urier frquirer Mayhs *
packing ~ b. ehordd purhaers residing the city
ALsO-At O'Clock 4o0p0 La Cabano and Aim nd
SegtTs warranted impprted baskets DO Mot and De Naz
z,rJ Chsmpagne pair beer JUMPS PEDESTAL and fixtures
Iiete hall aStrsl and solr Lamps hearth
pets. &C. ~c mao lt.rc
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PARK THEATRE.

Boxes... 81 PITT. so Cents Gallery las.
HIS EVENING, May 49, will be performed the tragedy
of WEkNER-We.ner, MIR. Macready.
q cnnc nd with EORTIlNll
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&yA TO LE1-The Store No. 81 Llberty street now oc
H cupied by the aub,crbe desirable location
the Dry Goods Jobbing Business Possession be
had on or before lst of August.
m2 lmrc PERSSE & BROOKS
a. FOR SALE-Se,e pair of well matched Horses
IN <and single ones Also two Three Minute Hore,
49, from Senecca County TO be seen at W. CLAY,
BURNS stables, Jersey City. ms atsrc
GO ENGLISH BULL-TERRlEUS, Full BIooded
Wv Pointers, jas, imported; ard King Charly sranes
.-uO- will be for slle at WILLIAM LAVERTY'S Seanr
Stoe ~ Wall street, Saturday, June These breeds
may be relied on genuine. m29 3tsIc
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GRAND FISHING EXCURSIONS

GRAND FISHING EXCURSIONS.
aNGN "a THE Subscriber has chartered the substar-
Gx-ISSAT-rySs tia steamer, THOMAS SALMUND. Capt
Se-~xE--sX-W j. SCHULTZ, to run to the Fishing
Bank. the ea;on commencing Monday q June next THIS
best materials her hull Ding entirely of 1--we oak locust aud
csdaT and considered to boat in The Union orea
navgaon therefore passenger" may place every confidence in
Thus avs and Fridays Of each week nmainpg the ans
ui ent time TO sh Places OF stopping Tor Amos
,tr,e "a ococt Canal street. "a Catherine ferry Brook
Dock, staen lsan and Fort Hamilton each allo wing
passenger. &C the places th,mbsrmad. Will be
tendance who will pay every attention to the ladies'
ceieet oand of muslc viii accompany the boat daily.
will always be taken ABUNDANCE and farnshe g,s There
is ched TO the boats which esct parties
have applications hout charge hose
who prefer bringing small boats with them, bring them to
Pier No ~. X, charge wi be made for to ing
Excellent irssnments VII be furnished board. Fare
the whole days ex usion, 30 cents. -
m28 Tvs HENRY f. RIELL,
asps9.s -seI. STATEN ISLAND IsaDFsr an
Es.ss$sffssS.. FERRY. 500
Ga Saturday June l,t the Boats will ua as
lows uoVl further rotse:-
Lave STATEN ISLAND AT.
1879 10 =, A. NJ, 2t;3,6; "a P.M
a. ., 10, II, A NJ. l. g, 81 6.7 NJ
Il - u goods shlnped must ba marked in full and al
the r'sk Inc "wners tIsfeof mt9c
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AA FOR SALE OR TO Lf.ASE-That we'll known
E;M Coach FACTOR. With l6 Lots of Ground situate at
2sh aud 2sh streets formerly occpp by John
ne very substan two story bri,k building 40
ee by 200 with brick house. house and black
smiths shop adj ing The streets aud regulated
and paved and all assessments paid The premises
plee order aud ready for Immediate The
sold or leased cheap exchanged fol city property Three
ourfhs OF the purchase bond and
gage for lprg time. Apply to ANDREW McGOWN cor
ner OF Third Avenue aud l27h Harlem, o. W. VAN
VOoRHiS sc John street, where map of the property can
LIE ace IL
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CHATHAM TIIEATIlE.
Boxes. rs Gents Pit... l2H Cents
THIS EVENING. May goth, commence with the SPY
IN NEW YORK IN I776.
After which The YANKEE PEDLAR
To conclude with the SERVANTS WIFE.
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NEW YORK, ALBANY AND TROY STEAMBOAT
LINE.
s0Ssy1 .ag- FOR ALBANY AND TROY-Morriug
Line from the foot OF Barclay street. landing
.E.--..s. Kat Intermediate paces
Ihe 2. saer EMPIRE, Captain s. X. Roe, this nom.
ing at I'd .,ck.
The .,u,eI TROY. Captain A. Gorham, tomorrow
m)ruiug, =: o'clock.
Evening a'ae from the foot of Courndt street. direct
The st-Sss- SWALLOW, Captain A. Mclean this even
ing, q soek.
The Ros Of this Line, owing their light draught of We
able st all times pass the bars and reach Albany
and Troy ample time take the morning train Of
the east
For freight apply board the Office. the
wharyes ,noqrrc
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-05
Public stock E,ohsnye... ocr. 4.
Passenxers Arrived

IN tx steamship Caisdonia from LicerpoFor Hall IA
mrs Thomas Mr seymour. Lieut. heavy.de Key Hf DC
Milan Rev i !er WA hos.ln Dir Bird Mr. Frazer. h
Doherv
For Bos,on-M & Mrs Harbeck. Mr. & Mrs Richardson. n
und Mrs GfuIhmey Mis- Glathmey Mr. wee and dausi
iers MIR orbe,, Nr and Mis- Low Mr. und Nrs Broom -ig
nora Pico Mn Gait Miss Cunningham Mr and Mr. Cree
Noun Ms. Jones. hr nod mr 4ii NJ! Richsd.on. jun.
Gu hbedson. Mr reger. MIR nnd ,m Wakefield. Mr. ana N
Gerhard. Stalker Geo Min.ow. d., nsnn nI Add de,on
Wm Prcbn. w Tny ylor. AIR uedmOnd scMofnn. Eugent
Foley. A euier. MIR and Mr ElmOto. George Aan. N
III, sget. Mr. LeaInqd, " JARVIS. Nr Phillips tiu len
&r Cohen. Master Liwrence inuel ScYzo Dan'"p
l. Patterson Geo ones GINS Herking. cLosSy Nr Cat
telI Hyde, Z Z.ileI hr Wus emun MIR aarchal. WA
Tcrry. Mr. Jones. s'cni,. Mr. " hitteL
FOm HaL,faz 10 Boston Rev .r Bennett. M: Vose, MI
W Whs and ,eivGn;, Parker Miss Bane Mr a.ting
Mr HordIop, a Scott. ) Cut,n.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-05


THIS RACE take, pI,es on the De,con Course opposite
Il New-Ynrk the lih ot Oct,her al thea O'Clock,
weather permitting The Iurse f 81 90 divided between
r,t sesons third and fuh tor he
formed hnur. There have 81 from different
paris of the United States and raghni their
Tor this including three of the best pee>,FaS
who have ntey arvs he- from Tho old country or hts
lost also sJ HeGry Sianwood o Cnnaectcut John Col
den and other csehTaed pedestrians OF the country.
There Will also be
the above Course 'h-Vth oi ''cohcr The folowin-
small purse> short wall he paratarS
lS fr 30 yard io - y,rds s. OF he pds->
the sco-d IN the str mile $40 tr the second
8tS for mile. Sl5o h. ihe second N ih- Az
trtres To the above nade ~ eetr 'he eh Orober
ei,hsr BY artrr win RaGdtu Smith, ParS RuH. wi h
the proprietor a,he bove pace evening
Of the and betwes ,he huu.s vi and 10 ucock for
the purpo,e ~ rece yng sn'f,es.
All perns have entered for the above 81 COO
arc REQUESTS be- his occasion in Their
Jockey G the purpose OF their numbers Get,
ting their tickets, &c.
On tho above Cnure ,eeinE racing viii canrcencs
this Course TU $50 ~ ths s3 nni con'nu- fos three
and the fallo,s viii Be 500 for ,ie
$50 for miles $500 miles. and suitable parse for
miles Thcs wili alo he vcra sweep tsaes opea Tbs
tack will be- put l good older ,taoie straw sc. :retis
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New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-05
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