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Cloaro0s
Steam propeller Hartford, Lsfevrs. San Francisos
shps-Henry Lee Vail Francisco; oxford, (pkt) Good
mandson Livrrpo Marshall 20; T. Zeresa d., Zesesa
Bsrl,rnshland Mary IBrl rayne, Londeu. Cook Smith;
Eous. (Norw) Torborsen Rotterdam Schmidt Balchen;
Ms:s 9sss xs s.o
pole New Orlssi g. J Edwards.
Co. KS.p S Ps os
Baltimore kocready Coz ouisa Chase Boston, Lacen,
Bsarss DO; samuel Mcdowell. Bsbes. Providence.
sloop-visilant Heath, Newport
Arrived
Packet ship Favara Ant,ouy havrs days with mdse 70
Wnitlook. jr. spoie hing:
Bsmturs bark C,r HObba Hamburg days VIA Falmouth
Jsm I'D Dec with dse order Put Into Falmouth In dis
bad had bulwarks stove deck
s.p.ro years
Bark Chaoe Chase Loghorn 10Th Dec, with mabss Pas
The a 10 at amer or be.o. the Narrows
Mailer Lord The B 10 q. anchor below the Narrowa
Brig Ete Lander Porto Caboo with cose to Peter
Brig Ansts smith, Curcos n days. with mdss, Joseph
FOuke Bon. Sid in with trs cybe ackcrd for BAisi
scfr Jo ~ en- ith WILMINGTON NC days. with
val stores ST. In lat 81 lon75 In
brig s spS 70 %
ps&: 's'o "''' ''@'"n.' '' -NN "'A' ''''''- w.
schr Thou ~ p bsgwe,b fosqua CheiTysteae.
schr Benjamin Smith. Bodine Virginia days.
schr Mary Jsns Peck Dupuy. Norfolk, 2 days.
Ship Florence, woodward. from New Orleans
Ship Southport Mccormick from Charleston
Bark 1sslia, Tium from 81 Marks
Bars Brilliant. iron New Oreana
S SS 1 SoSs Re:swsd from '@ Sd ds
Also,2 .hips, bark and brig:
for s.; ~, s; Caleb asa"
The Rivers and Bays full OF ise
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r, THE GULF SQUADRoN-The following letter
reaches us through a circuitous channel:-
UNITED STATES SHIP SARATOGA,

SACRiFIcIos, VERA CRUZ, Jan. 20 I640. !
.Gentlemen-M Mr.. Clifford, Minister and family
arrived from Pensacola 1t Sssrcos. on the 22d inst
in the steamer Walker, Lieut.. Comman ding P. Pat
tsrssn. On the following morning, the Saratoga
srrived from Tappco which enabled the oi ,srs &C
company the Minister t. Vera Cruz. the 2ith. As
the passed the Saratoga at Sacrfces sslate
tf seventeen guns WAS fred the yards Of tae ship
being manned Mr. Clifford reeensd the landing At IL
O clock, and received under . salute feom the
Mexican fort, Conception which was returned BY the
Saratoga. It WAS . very hne day, and every thing
passed CT pleasantly as possible. Mr. Clifford efs
Tor the city OF Mexico the evening of the 25h
compsnied by Mr.. Hargous, Mr.. Davidson, and several
otb efs, with escort Of twenty mounted me0, far
nished by the Mexican authorities. The Saratoga
will probably sail for Peossoola early In February
New OrieaNs Picsyune FEB Z.
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Married,
On Thursdsy evening last, the 10Th Inst, by the Raw
DR.. Schroeder, Msjor ROBERT ALLEN, Of the s..
Army, to Miss MARY MEHIrABEL BELCHER, Of Boston.
At Chicago Illinois ON the lst inst, Mr.. Henry w.
SAWYER. formerly Of New York oity to Miss MARY ANN
Hunt, Of that city.
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Passengors Arrived.
HAvRr-rbt ship Bs 'si-br Rec. M Philippe, Annette
Duu Aux and % In the stee ago
Carsle-nr Rioben, AAd 80 In he sssra
Cun AcOA- Brig Amara-Ar b sci.
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the early passage Of bill for It's esta thshment.
No man seems to have more geaeror<e and devot-
ed FRI. pds, and far be 1t from us 90 detract from
his good name. u
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Naval Intelligence.
The u. s schooner Fift, Lieut.. Commanding E.
Farsnd from Campeschy. arrived at Pensacola Febru-
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MARITIME INTELLIaENoE.
vors Of New York. February IL, Is4o.
Cleared.

D 6 = ID
..,......,. 50 HIGH wArEa....,....,. Z
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The Rivers and Bays arc full Of Joe.
Herald Marine Corresponds nee.

YzpnuAay l6-Wnd. At SUNRISE. NV; At msudia., Wsw
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T Isl OF LkTrIR5 REMAINING IN TAs NEW YORK
IL Post ONCE February H. lHA9.
PAPE1 HAVING Ii
ALTON.
PLEASE mention Of the List In which they ADVERTISED
LADIES LIBT.
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oUr Philadelphia Correspondence.
PHILADELPHIA, June 2

PHILADELPHIA, June 26, 1919.
Ayrts1 of Cuift1lians, NTH 100000 in GOLD
Dust-f Intelligence from Lo,cer CaIifwAis-7ae
CAoIre- Tiial efa .Hprdsrr - Markets, &c, Sc.
A vessel arrived here to-day, from Kingston, Ja-
rnaiea with fourteen passengers on board, return
irg from California They bring with them an
aggregate ol 100000. ia god dust and Jumps
eone Of the latter weighing seven pounds.
The 10 allowing Is an extract Of letter received
IN this city, dated San Jose, Lower California,
Apr! 30 lSis:-
rlhe exci.elhent her. Ia much greater than in the
Emitted SUITES and upwards Of 1000 Mexicsns have
eit for the mines and all she towns the Gulf
n.srly deserted IL stau Of n1lish muskets have
been sent TO the mouth OF tho Gln river from Mszat
Ian, and the that t Is the intention Of the
Mexican g0gernplet 10 contest the action OF
nj sioIer la relation TO the boundary, and cain the
whole ~ tho ricl mines on tic CHA and tributaries
Nearly oh the tngliah miners Ia Mexico are on their
MGxloo"
Tweutv-one cascS Of cholera are reported to-day
three It hic wc;c Ia The city, two IN South
wax, nine 10 Remington, Two Ia Spriog Garden.
souE IN Moyamcusin?, and one "a Northern l.lbcr-
ties The deaths arr ieu "a number The increase
since sunday, - remark able.
The report from Camden makes twenty eases
reported within tie last twcniy four hours, with
four deaths. Two deaths have also occurred at
IladdonGed and beyond Coopsr's creek. Two
eases srcrepolted at Woodbury..
The brig Ida arrived here.
Susan Cooper, Il coIorcd woman, Died of cholera
early this morning. in NIoysmcnsing, without me-
deal attendance 10 physician coming to her
let though FIVE different ones were scnt for.
The TRIAL Of John Freedley. for tho murder VI
his wife, has occupied Tho attention ct the court OF
Quarter Sessions sllce yesterday morning. The
evidence for the prosecution ha5 been toshed; but
there - very little elected beyond what WAS
brought ONT IN the primary eSamIhaton. lEcon-
yicted, 1t VIII be entirely ON prrnuiPlVo eyideScc
III. -four market continues duh Had declining
tendency; salss Of comneo export e'enl, at - ~
boz for city cliLsnTptcD ptioe~ range tron ~ 10
10 sA co. f.Y nonu @nd - ~ 20 50 @5.H'r select
mn xtra brand. ~. sell, 90 ~ ~. 10 y. and
meal A, "A as rod vbsst sils "a lDls TO lO.c
AMI white ai lcdc 20 lU7e. penns Rye Sc, Y.,lnz
coru soc slai oats dun 90 35e g. @Ye. fur Sont
,tn and - t. go. !os Penu. Tho Cotton market ~
oulo, manufacturers holding on Hr higher prioos,-
" Aiskay dal ~ .lc for hhd- sni Al - foe bills.
sroox s.tEs- Fi,st Bscrs $40 900 City Ca p)SI;
$40 900 do, lCI: 81 600 d., 1855 81 $50 Wilmington
lcans9 sh' renns bk, H.; $500 State Ga l03; $1,000
sss5s 90 81 900 do sVh.; 81 100 Go,'tGs G;. ll6Ti
81 O0a Reading bG1 GO s,couI Rouds shs fitnters
~. fem 52i<; $4,000 ; All Sav 60, 6lst; seGO do,
at. 1900 do, 6Ils; s.1e9 Rnsdg IL u bsls, Is Il 2.
shs Mechanics hk, 26I; * do II 80 Nsadln. Il y,
lfAi slieo sloan, Us b ll6}.
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T'E0~N1>|~N~~N7>TNN]><~~><N~
Our Washington correspondence.

WASHINGTON, June Is, 1872
The Land oGce-Jrdge Yo,sngs Resignation.
One of the most important changes which has
yet been made in the Departments, is the appoint
ment of Mr.. Justin Butterield, ofIllinois, Commits
sioncr Of the General Land Office, in the place Of
the Hon Richard NJ Young, resigned. The Land
Office is most important branch of the public
service, and the post Of Commissioner demands q
high order of legal ability, and unwearying ASST
duty We are not saying too much, when we
state that Judge Young, during the three years he
has held he Office has done so with credit to him.
self and advantage TO the country. Not call has
ever been made by lawyers upon him. but what
was promptly and satisfactorily answered; not
decision has been made by hun, which the Sccre-
taIy has had TO reverse. MIR. Young is demo-
crat, and genteman Of too high a sense of honor
TO wish 10 hold so important an office under ad-
Ininlstration 10 which he WIS poitc ally opposed,
and he has therefore resigned Whilst we regret
The loss Of so efficient public officer, We admire
the del'cacy and feeling which prompted it. Judge
Young retlres from here with the good wishes and
respect ofall, irrespective Of party, who have had
The pleasure of his acquaintance We believe hs
returns 10 Illinois, TO the practice Of his profession.
We do not know Mr.. BlteSlied but report
speaks tavorably OF his ability and talent for his
new office. II, upon his retirement, he leaves be-
hind him as high a reputation as his Predecessor,
he will have ample cause for congratulaton.
OMEGA.
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This compare tive ftatsment exhibits ths changes In
this market within the past three weeks There has
been improvement In most descriptions OF govern
cnt ssd State securites and the existing demand s
susept to sustsin prices for thoss stocks the interest
which is certain ths rising Of the sun bat for
Others We cannot toll what day may bring forsh
We knew rot from day TO another whether prices
win he up down. and il matters very little to sly
out these whs speculate in them, whether they
up or down. The high prem!am paid for the rseest
six per cent negotiated by the State Of New York
ths lsrge bids and large amount obtained by foreign
capitalists speak loudly In favor OF the safety aud
security Of the and the opinion entertained
abroad Of tbs stocks Of best States. Had thls
loan longer time before reaching maturity, It would
have commsndedo still higher premium; but o. the
constitution OF the State requires the liquida
tion Of public indcbtsdnsss before tbs year
1866, the government Possesses power to make .
longer loan. few years ago, the Rothschilds would
not touch the securities OF any State in the confede
racy. delinquency and reputation found them heavy
holders u gsto stocks aud they wers Of COURSE heavy
losers. Thls prejudced them strongly agsiaa our
ansneisi systrms, aud when evor an opportunH srs.
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Wheelng bAhAs arc n Per otnt dNasunt
Foreign exchanges remain steady a. previous quota
tlons Sterling bills been in moderate demand for
mittsnce by this packet, while there has been very
uttle demand for bills Paris, in consequence Of tho
astrust existing and the disposition exhibited to ship
specie. On other points, there is nothing new. Do
ncstio exchanges continue quiet, without any change
in rates Bills on all psints were At q discount, and
likely to remain so. Tho movements In speee
not sufficient to produce any change in prices and
aave not therefore, made any alterations Uncurrent
money unusually inactive at this Of the year.
IN consequence Of the absence Of country merchants
The annexed table exhibits the quotations for the
principal public securises Of the country in this
kst, ut the respective periods named
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Five large show Room, OF the ceIebrntcd
MONEY! MARKET.

Tuesday, June a6-6 p. M.
The stock market opened heavy this morning and
there was decline in nearly every description offered
Government and State stscks as well as tho fsncies
experiep tn. depression tho bears the
market with every thing the bulls would take It
pretty hard dose 10 carry these fancy stocks and the
outsiders seem to have perfect horror of them. They
nave swallowed them often and have been obliged
frequently to disgorge that they have become surfeed
and turn away from them with disgust 1t appears to
be impossible to fix up the dose in any shape to make
1t paatablc and the doctors will be compelled to take
their pills At the first board, to-day, Trea sury
Notes, u S. Gs 1867 and 1863 and So, 1853 fell Off y
per cent each Reading Bonds - Erie 7's u; Erie
rs, 1859, Il Harlem, 4; Long Island, 4; Reading
Railroad, "a Farmers Loan went up X.
At tho tccond board Long Island declined \ per
cent cnrton Company, q; Harlem, u; aud Erie
Railroad q Farmers Loan improved u per cent.
The receipts at the office of the Assistant Treasurer
Of this port to-day, amounted to s45 Os2 10; pay
nents, $751; III sdvices 81 oOo balance So 62
Tho Bank of America has declared O dividend Of
three and half cent for the past six months pay
able on the 9Th of July.
The Bank of Utica has declared a semi annual divi.
dend Of four per cent, payable July LIST.
The Utica and Schenectady Railroad have declared
a dividend Of five dollars per share, on the paid up
capital stock Of the company aud of thros dollars aud
nifty cent each share OF the second stock
on which $40 has been paid payable in this city at
she Phoenix Bank, the Ist OF August next The
Company have called for ina instalueut of so per
share, On the second increased capital stock Of tho
Company payable in this city, at tho Phoenix Bank,
on the lat of August next.
The State Treasurer OF Pennsylvania has made an
arrangement with tour of the Philadelphia banks
whereby the State interest, due in August next will
De paid in par funds In order to carry this very do.
arabic arrangement into effect it ia understood that
inc collectors OF tolls and taxes throughout the COM
Monweath, arc directed to receive no note in pay
Inent except the relief issues and the notes of such
banks will redeem tho same in DER fund.- In Phi
iadelphia
Tho austetions for foreign and domestic exchanges
spece and for uncurrent money in this market rulo
as annexed -:
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our Hartford CORES pon,isnoe.

UsCrPORD, ) une 70, l5W.
ad5ogrAotai OF n, Co.'a,ciita! Lssislatn-cBar.s-
t,srsrs--- ~ sather-- Crops.
The mp Legislature Of 1919, composed Of de-
mocrsis, whigs, and lree-soiers-or, more properly
speak ng, Of the assembled greenncss Of the land
Of 'Tooden nutmcgs, horn gunaints. etc.---has II
rs, expired, after session of seven weeks and
two DAYS, from lack Of offices and spoils 10 divide
among themselves and irieuds. THIS has been tbs
longest session. and accomplished tho least business
than that of any prior Assembly Of this State, in The
memory Of the eldest inbshitsn.. Il exhibited 4
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V,nH MARRIED. wOMANs pRIvAYr xEDIcAL CON.

psnion, b. Dr.. A NJ kSartsaa PofseDs % Dtsass: q
Women. sixh edition. hAs., 70. M Price 81 as@A
copies sold IN ain months
Years ssnsrin rAyesl and mental snxulsh 70 mAny
fe ana pscunary ancuisos - th sssband
fh0usa focr would
i0y.d oezpesencs thsnssnds treken W hesh wsni
Mveenoys3 49, k1sEps aou N then graves sssa stn hfva
By tiseiy yosscssion cf tAs wgrs
10 intended ss~ssy fs he narres % tnese eontsui,
plating marriage 90 "a scioss lmrersAt secrets which
iheala be knevs - thxn paEsscsiAsiy. ,--,.
To thos whose kcstE ices 20. pr1 81 a. Increase N
ally tits % especial IN pessence. . a..
Here, siso every feasietas stfss hs nsthef ne eue
other buddias snkoet the In the decline Of
ysara whom nature oon.snplssss al inportAa, ehars
can Vie a,d the most emctsnsre
usdss and certain mode Of esrs In every sonpaintw
rsr sale NJ ga Brossvay and ss the Publishing Os II
Liberty street, y. y. Little Co.. Albany W. Davis
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On tns rcoent OF AZ copy will be transmitted " mall
free Of postage any Of The Unites SeAses sssr
mnet ne aNdvsessd most raid DIR. h n nausAv RaS
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1NuE CHEAT CHINESE MUSEUM Nag eKOApWAY.
SALES BS AUCTION.


/ W. BROWN, ArCTIONEER- EXTENSIVE SALE
-. of New and Second and Furoture.W etnesday June
.h at 10y clock at No lOs Broadway win be sold
assortment of Good second hand Furniture for tho
convenience OF sale Also pay advances will be sold
without reserve large stock of ell Cabinet Furn
tue comprising complete assortment Of paror, oh amber
81 dining room Furniture which will be sold in lots suit
dealers and Others Also Lamps Girandocs Glassware and
Other house furnishing goods. Catalogues roady
RY JACOB q. PLATT-L. G. CARRtNGTON, ACC-
- uoneeI Crookery, China, Glass aud Earth snwars.
Auction slus This Day Mt Ten o'clock, in che large
room over the auction Plt Gold
Toto to suit well city dealers rrocers hote
keers ret a,leis &c, tins being the last spring sale tn
season An invoices will be percmptorily closed. Some
large ana some small lots &c Of edged dpt,
white granite flowed blue, Also flowed mulberry Din
ner ana Ita-~are Toilet &c. of all kinds also
lniae assortment of Glass Tumbcrs Lamps Dishes
Specie Jars Gobc's, Lomonades Decauor., &c. in great
variety; also twenty barrels Tumblers Also Druggist Glass
such tinture bottles also, Tea-
Knives and Forks Fancy Articles &C. n. Il. sale peromp
tory. pithout reserve.
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EXCURSIONS.

STRAsBOAT EXCURSIONS To TIE ELYsIAv
y Yields, bobsken-rhe steamboat PIoNBgR, oa sad
after June Ath will make daily excursions 10 that fsvors
place VI resort leaving the foot Christopher etross ~
A. ~ IVA, and lih a. Ia 7. NJ. "a, ga Al o.. o. and
clock, p. NJ. Returning VIII leave the Ely sian Pisds
for Chroher street a. the even hours between oelssk
Pa,s each wsy, Ga cents =
EXCURSIONS TO the FISHING BANKS Every
~ Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday Ihursdsy Friday aud
ac viii run as above leaving foot o. Robinson st. ocloe.
.; kefrsshuieats bait, and ashng tackle provided
ON board Psre 20 cents each way.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Jury NorICH-oFYICE or THR COMMISSIONER
Of !nrers New City Hall, Psrk-An p- Aons BY Law
smptsd from the tcrormance Of Jury Du% aai
Csvaty u New York. and who have not reported their
smption for registration ut is otcs herekv
ae s ~ order peyAt tbs insertion Of their
oordipg such Dom Mondsy June 18th "a Satur
day Jnm sth (nclusiv between aad o'clock and be-
twees s and g O'clock, ally
MM 4. WALKER. Comma,i,nsr of Jurera
CEMPLE 4 ~ BJNsON, wuoI EsAIE COMMISSION
- sna forNN .Os yercbaota. DenIsis CITY ChRarrla-
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HOTELS. &c.

CkOTON FALLS HOTEL.-THI5 HOUSE (NOW UNI
~ der the supervision of Mr. VIM Allen. Is open for
few genteel boarders There
sad house sengers wall be Lahs
hahopao Tor - cents each The public hereby cautioned
again purchasing tickets for tho Lake OF the rail
1t IL better to sec the carriage for yourfelf
LYMAN BAILEY.
FINU PERSONS VISITING ECROPE--MADAME u LA,
who for thirty years. was proprietor OF tho Netherlands
lao ell Lisbon. informs her friends others visit
ing Lon dom hat she has opened Private Lodging House
n tinAbury So eputo with comfort II the Eu
spoken Refers to Messrs solomon Hart
:i3 broadway.
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A COxPLETE PRACTICAL WORK OK THn NATUsR


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Illustrated BY extraordinary spsoaens 81 ceiosod lnho
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netting this able work from kein spro
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this branch Of prsotics heretofore attempted la sho
~ Loot DISEASES Of The Urinary O9geE Autkes
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MONkh BGyrWICK. " d
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DOAED WANTkU-DY A GENTLEMAN IN A PRI-
~ vste family, where taAre not many hosrdera line
s,dretcd to =, Ma TO- Herald ofcc, stsng terms snd
.tes ..sl. Ail y. .Lg, rtlvlpt atom 10.
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RROADwAY TUEATRG-1R q. A. n ,RsH ALI, PRO
- prietoI; hrW a. Blake. MAnagerImmsnse success
Ito BeAs keeromsuoer This ssouiag. Wednesday, June ~
arr Manchester the greatest magician Of the will make
eri9ranees comprised under the names Of the ENCHAST
I'd PALACE. snd the TW o DREAMS. FIRST Dream Oser
az wax candles lighted with single pistol shot the In
exhsps ible Fans 70 Founder Cannon Balls Anays Chi
Peacock Secnd Dream
Flying Handhe rohief California Colo Circle
fsIluet no Family aud Third Circlea 25e Gallery l
CAsTLE GARDEN.-FRENCU HEIsEa, PROPRIg-
~ tors Summer Fetes! Promenade Concert and ball
Programme for Wednesday June M Part Grand over
turt turyanthe 6ermania; song oh! how smile"
rahd pot poprr the Musical Telegraph Gernania song
Miss NJ. o. To conclude with Grand overture
Cn.riers IndpaiDtner after the Dancing till II
o'clock Extensive progress celebrate
he ith OF july Tickets % cents each Doors open d.
commence ut precisely.
CAs1LF GARDEN-UNPARaLLELED SUCCESS or
~ the Sammer Fetes Thousands attend nj "a tly 60
JOY the Promer adct with fifty aud
host OF popular vocalis Last week Of the DlSrINs.
firpt performance in this country of CIR MN BArrLE
PlE, e. in which the whole force Of the GERuANlA and
the GUNGL'S BAND. with several auxiaries, will he
Combined a Lew proaramme every night. Cotillona,
"aittes and Pokas conclude the Of each
ing Tickets. % cents each. No postponeent of
the weather
YNO AMATEUR MUSICIANS "A DRAMATIC SOCIETY.
OF respectable standing wishes arran grments
win several Amateur Mpsiotuns well few
hers TO ai" the Society For terms. &c, address "M L.
herald hcs
T'uE GREAT CHINESE MUSEUM &s BROADWAY,
betw Spring aud Prince and the in
this Country consss Of number Of lie figuroa
OF az GLASSES several hSnsrSd cnness Paintings
Temples, and Bridges, Chinese
lures their Agricultural and Mechanical mpemcnts
till 10 Pm daily. Admittsnoe rs CENTS children unser IL
half price.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-27
BOARDING, 40.

BOARDING., 40.
A VERY PLEASANT ROOM, WITH BOAaD. SUITABLE
IA for sing. gentleman, smAn lady, can he
bad at No. BIZ broadway.
DOARD--A FRONT PARLOR AID BED RDoN WITH
- or without partial board, TO ie to single genNemsa
a. No u Iispensrd street