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TO SLEEP.

Come 10 me- angel ofthe weGry-bearted;
since they, my loved ones breaihed upon by thee,
Unto thy realms unreal have departed, -
l. too may resi-eyen ] ; al! haste to me.
dare not bid thy darker colder brother
With his more welcome Offering appear, ,,s
For hose sweet lips, si morn, Will murnur. MotnAi
And who shall sOothe them n be not nearI
Bring me no dream dear Sleep though visions gio"ins
With tues OF heaven ihY wand slch4lis4 sho"7'
ash no glorious boon Of thy Borrowing,
save that most true. most osa1Ai1l-feP's7'
Ihave no hear, 70 rove IN realms ofFaefy-
To follow Fancy Of her eln ceii -.
en- too WTelchoG-. 100 soll worn ana "7''''
Give me but rest, nr rest 10 me n AZ
Paint rot TIE future % ny faining Spill .kies.
Though II were stsTrd win glory .lH "a, 'N'
There IL ne Gin tLat mOria may ul1 mel ...s
That could rekini'e hope 10 ihss' GU
Ana n, the Psst-.he fearful Pssi-tn' 49, IT, H..
b Nemory's dowueasi gaze nnv e,-. q - ''''''
Would hon eouldsi bring ooii va In H.
Ofsu bstis inst has been ana WI OV
WEED
.,,s-, woods ps,e summer. firing,
W." s.,se. he, sci fragrant sigh-hef io" ~
a, % ~, sd wi ID flowers dewy eyes, pa ayiusi
p'ssd Tor her stay, 10 every NOOK ana usH
-, ,bst loved TOO iencery ard tuy,
,S.,il S,esE Al lest and In some DIM SWEEP shsde'
E1d leave her 10 the rest FOR which sne prAyd'
An ,ru.tfslly not mournfuly, they'll leave her,
Assured that deep Tepose Il welcomed weui -,
The pure glad breeze whisper naughi 70 greYe nef
The brooks low voice no wrongful tale can Tell
Ttey hide her where false ones footsteps stealing
Can mar the chssened meekness OF her s!eepi
Oply 10 Love and Griefher grave revealing,
And they viii hush heir ending teH-lo weep
And some-for though TOO on she err'd, too blndy,
She was beloveo-how fOndly and how well
Some few with faliering feet wili linger kinsy'
And plant dear flowers within that silent dell
7 know whose fragile hand will bring the bloom
Best loved BY both--ihe yiolet-to that bower
Ard one will bid white lilies bless ths gloom.
And one perchsnce, viii plant The psssionHower!
Then do thor come when all the rest have parted
Thou, who alone dosI know her souIs deep gioOm-
And wreaihe above the lost the broken hearted
Some idle reed, that kHeie not hoe 10 bloom
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For Bremen.
Ocr,x Srr.N NAy1eArIoS Con-
From Bremen.
For ChnRres.
For Glasgow.

Prlts5s.Fcr ----el....T .lr' J-
GE0EOIA........D D. roHTsE..sor ciisres. Il. Jan
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THE OCEAN STEAMERS.
For Europe.

UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.
CoLLIgss LINE-SIis from Neto l9rS
ATLANTIC. -... Cap, WEsT-. For irefpoo- s-- . 20
PACIFIC Capt NrH---- For L. erpo9.9a '-s -
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From Giqsg0p for N-ts-Y1rk
CITY OF GLASGOW h MarHrWs ..Abos- t'- m t- cry
asrrat month"; via. d. Arr.Jlf-. AugH. ot D. rfafF- 10
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DOPING o.dwin's Paert Ceu-ni snsA-e.nt :
II tn only psrm4n'ict eJverBg or makss Tn ~ 80
roch urt' dC- u- ne Ter Dot N-~ r1nt g fo-E
pssbk covered for a tena AZ vsrrant-d - .
GOODWIN. - Csnslsl
rf lr.eodse corner u Ls~re3osst
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: DRAPER JT Auctioneer.
Al ~ M u Il ARM& A

:. DRAPER, JT AuctOneer.
~ALR or CANNON AND sh NLi, ARMS AT
bTHE NAVY YARD, BROOKLYN.-HAGGERr
DRAPER JONES viii sell NJ public suction, al the U.
5 Navy Yard, Brooklyn, on SATURDAY, June Is, at u
lock, the following cannon, earrouades aud small
AHA, viz Canuou-3 long f2pounietsi N long SO; 81
Jug 2s 90 long ss IS long PES 80 long 9s; long 6s
ion Is Carronsdes 6Spoundsri 50 f2s 5[s " 2si u
r. 38s and 3pOunder gunnsdes, l5inch and ie-Rch
ursrs swives 29j boarding caps; l6s fn al
pi.gos l3 81 Colts rifles; Colts pistols IS
bowie knife pistols, rides; bUndeThUsses Terms cEsh
re shove 70 be removed from The Yard soon sfsr he
o. the CommaudsuE Of the Yard may direct. my20
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WM ". SHIRLEY AuclOneer
CIAsS WARE At AUCTION.-THURSDAY
N June O. a. DO o'ciocF IA tbs Ofs Of sore 81 Cedar ~
between Nibm ard Pearl sU- Catalogue sale Of glass
ware csse consgnHenis Of the u s u c. cOnsisiog
Of ,lmbsrs wines, gOhlets deca9ers celeres, bowie,
dishes lamps glObes, lnUis &c In lots sound 10
uii wholesale al retail Dealers a credit over 80 dol
lers. Sale peTemo'ory. )ei 3lsT
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ADJUSTMENTS.

HAiy-ASA ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY
iAsroR PLACE-In consequence q 'h- gres' nll.
bef OF applications for for the whole season, "icn
~i eeass o. four and order % prevent e'nfas
70. elrtdint on srs opening, all persons VINO WIZ %
eaAsgs seas foI tie seasen viii please Apply Il ms BOX
once us iTuesdsyl morning, ron 10 9o'e'ock ~
4 sTnR-PLACE OPERA UOUS g,-Raurn ~
- 'f s,,s .r,7 ope,s Gona-ny under r. ''s d's
s'gnorts sTEFFANONl,
Si1aor d LORINI
. 20 WEDNESDAY, EVENING, J1ls 3, VII De lef.
formed b1Ain's Grand ogera Of
NORMA
"a 5rira t1D1i
..Si<A5r .'f-.
-'o-...-... fu1r Ml11i
soonps Soslai
'''''.''.e sn2r : eaaAI
Chcrrs &C m eo.ei Of ~ Psf.ofIae-s
ar-uo = DirfcioT ~ The Opera. ....-S O. BiesaL
Lseaer n ne Orches, L Ari.
secured, y 80 fhe ohle viii be open A1ntsT
Ion 2 A ". ppm. when places can 81 secured. no
re Lsl except ior ne press Door opca a7-Perorn
snce 10 commence ats ief
RhOADwAI rHkATER-OoOrs opoa al Il, :ar.
DAN vii no Al 7s.-THls EVENING, June vi
TIE NEEv6rs MtYASD THE MAN OF NERVE,
ncsaAle ne Nan Of NeIye...... idson
MI AsPer The Nery1ra ntn...,.... ..:...... sErea
PAINTERS ILLUSION.
CAPTAIN OF THE WATCH.
rnc,, Of sGms,ioa 10 Drs.. Cree ara rsrq0sss 8
sstti Family and Third Circes - ca GALLERY, ilt c3cu.
QJRTON's THEATER.--DooS open At 4 "a
played the popular Comedy Of
TIE CATsPAw.
Captain B1rgOre. Clarke Mr. sno vbel Burton
RosemRryA. Mics Chapman Aop-fsce...... Johnston
To conclude WIKI he comedy of
THE SERIOUS FAMILY.
Chss Forrcns...... arke Frapk Nil-eut. Mr. Eevare
Cspt Mcguire. JJrdan Amnaiab Sleek Mr. BurEon
Lady Creswley .Mrs Hughes Delsine hss Chapman
Er ma mts y 1t
PRIcEs-B0xes Dress Circle and PRrqueue, N cis Fsm
" Circle or Second Tier % Private Boxes g Snd 50
NIIBIOr.-Msnagers-M BROUGaAM & w.
I'M. CHIPPENDALE-THlS EVENING, June 4 viii
be presented the farce 81 The
CAPTAIN OF THE WATCH.
Vscountd de Dsny WslcOt Ksrne. Miss ". Taylor
Aler when, the popular Farce OF
THE IRISH DRAGOON.
Paddy Murphy brsllaghan. ........,.'.ML Br0lgnam
Mr. BrCWrsterry.
Seton Mr. MelowPesr Fletcher
40 inermssion OF half an hour, when The magnificent
Bal Room will be thrown open as aPROdENADE MI
slCALE. where Ladies' and Families may obtain Ice
Creams ard r. reshmeris
To conclude Nth The new vhim,lcsly Of
IICKLlSH TINES
Pefkyu PCseihWH IL. mr. J0nn SETON
Col Cranky. Mr. Nickinson Aice.......Mss Nickinson
Capt Dnd ey....Mr Wscot Dolly Msrygold. Mrs 'non
Adlits1u 70 parts OF the house ~ cenls OoorsOpsn
al O'clock 10 commence 81 g.
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GREAT COUGH REMEDY.
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
CouaHs. cOLns. HoARsENI

COU0Hb COLDS, HOAksENESS
BRONCHITIS, WHOOPlNG COUGH, GROUP,
ASTHMA and CONSUMPTION
V'HE UNIFORM SUCCESS which has attended the
OF this preparation, ssusry effect its power
relieve and cure affections q the lungs have gained for u
the afflicted With entire confidence IN ts virtues and tho
fu belief that will subi1e and remove the
taoks OF disease upOa the thros and lungs Whis Il 10
pow eul remedial agent 10 the most desperate aud almost
hopeless cases Of consumption, Is also, In diminished
doses of the mliest and most agreeable family nedi
cnes or con mon coughs snd cods Read below the 0pn-
ion Of who are known TO The world and he worls
respecIher op nions
From Professor Hitchcock
JAMES G. AYE -Sir have used your " Cherry Pecto-
raj IN my Of deepseaed BrOnchius and Am
satisfied nom ito chemical constitution that II IL admit
rabe compound for tho relief 81 srynga and bronchia
difctes fmy opinion - TO iIs superior character can
be OF any service are Al liberty 20 nss as you think
proper. EDWARD HlTCHCOCk, BIZ D;
President Of Amherst College.
From Benz S'llman, d. Lii d. etc.
Professor Of Chemstry, Mnersogy, &c Yale College,
Member oftho Lit Hist Med Phil and Scientific soce-
deem the Cherry Pec,0rsl admirable composition
nom OF the best arel. E the MaIerta Medcs and
very effective remedy for he class OF diseases 10 Intend
ed 10 cure.
Hev.Hsyen. Conn Nov. :, 1919
Prof Clesyelaad Of BowdoiD College, MA.
Writes have witnessed the effects OF your Cherry Pee
satisfaction TO state 10 is favor that medicine have
known has proved eminendy successful In curing
sod by RUsHTOE. CLARK L co IIo and 272 Broad
way; b. sMITH, Brooklyn J. D. NOVEL;, Williams
b1rgh, and by druggiss generally slSSwTurhks-
I'M. RTCHARDsON,. sYRUP.-One oftne best
Drs NEEDLES OF he age DR. Richardson's Syrup for cho
ehoers mobus ard summer complaints aud pain In Tho
stomach.
Sands, 1893 Bowery; HayrOck. 2is Peaflst; sso, Mrs.
Hsys, Us FOiton-st Br oklyn city. jsi )n.
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70 ceIsin pieces psIcels ard los Of sad siaHs IN NE
49, Village cfDurkirk, In the town % F0me- county oI
Chsuisugue ana STATE u New YORK. when % divson ot
esrsu sncs 81 Dutkib. hy ard sno1g 10 pfopfsto,'
leffof rsce March = 1859 conveyed y Russell H.
Nsvif AID Charles G. k' N uusii - se ne SINE A
by csed dated March % aud recorded ~ NJ Cefks
fce Of he County 4 ChalsgQ1e 10 h1er s. Of isees 81
usse 49, will b= SOD % gBder he direction otlne If9s-
e,s At pubic sBcioD a. ie Hefclsoi' ExcnSnss 10 ne
civ New Yo,k ~ IS CAV Of jane 1870 sad sac 70
e. msrcs 81 l2occs 30On vi hat esy, an1 70 coutnus
ron dsy day arIl the Whole ofssd u1s' Propsy 'aA'
be sod -. .....,.
TIE srs ofssls VIII aeien per cent Of tts ,a,snass
ID be pac ia he auc4 90 zoe Gay o! "a n1oe
r.r cent 10 kEssel r Eeyius snd Coates hinzo HS
"a csy o. July reIL when tho deeds VII Dc e'.,c
ard .vertvfge per 20 Temsi1 on 5cnd ana mCl-z,
De, sb 10 Il rec years ser tsle, viii interest . P' w.
Der snruur. psy able ssfr.-a1nrsly - q. l. "a,
ttr Village Il Dn1Sat. Asps 81 III qrop'I 10y .s,1r
a q = suction rls ~ i-ihOny J. 5.etcae' S't'
e~r Broad . IN ne city Il New f1is -. a.. H.
For iufcrrrsiiou IL frgsId - the uue wy !"
RpssleA AuorueY ~ Broadway, hf"-iO'|
re"'V-' NY RTssELLH NEyfNs 49,. d
CHARLES C. KING,
uySi Ji8Tiel2 IfIs lbenDiehs IL
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OLYMPIC
faIHKgIss UFNSTREIa. -Fhe 1d glnai Pompsy
Z lNc Of CinsC's H.1sres-Eyery Evening unal f1r.
her notice Crowded nightly By 'hs beauty and sho1 II
MS city Best Eitopan band 10 .Fe world conssung u
foareen perrnsers under the direction of T. H. Pierce
choice selection Of Sorga, G.ets, Cnoruscs. deceTs,
Refsns, Bnrlesques &c &c Cecuiaf 20 Se afrsoon u
19m,s.ioS q cent, private 5oTe, So Orchestra seats,
saiurday, May H. g,reft OF lieut. Z Horn alias Brother
Al Aaecuooa Concert on "wednesday. and ssIurisys
Doors open Al 2-concer's al Soo.Oes my5
CIRCIE MPIC. CORNER or EIGHTHST.
NANDFOURTH-AV near the AsiOrp ace OperH House
Nsnsger Riched Rivers THIS Circus wul BE- opened on
We'd etdav evening June with a ncst powerful CON.
pGny. A. circle 30 upper circle p
ceLs Doors open AT O'Clock performances commence
sts EGIeslrsns Madame LOUISE BROwER (,he
greaies emse Q1es 10 the conul Hiram rranFln,
Richard Rivers, synods, lGenroy, MA'ter W +
In Nessrs II 1ey, CeuCver, Gcsry, &c &c &c Clown,
Ftspk Blower ~ Master Mr. Johnston Leader Of the
OIcheErs. Vos- Particulars 10 future bills. jei lis
pARAUNi- CHINESE MUSEUM, So Broat :
ID way, between epriug snd Prince ~ P BARNDP
Proprietor snd hanass keeasassms,nt Tor sa,H a9e
aud Suite who Purpose visiting he ph-cipai cities Of ihs
Union previous thrir departure FOR Europe Ia sid lion
10 the Chinese Family, IN number ding The Lady
with feet a incts hs Chinese Collection, consist
Ing OF over 10000 Chinese Clr0sl's Yocai and Ia
siTumenla Music during ihe day and evening Open 0m
"a N I'll lC P VI. Animation > cent? children under
10, half pree. ~
ITALY Now open every evening, for snort sea-
isor NJ siopf ari Hal 1913 Broaiwar, corner OF Val
her-tl The GRAND AONiNG PAHOhAMiC hlRaOR
OF ITALY repr senng tour through ma! oesuuu and
olssiic eld embracing Northern Central ani South srn
Ial. pointed by ; Waugh Esq from sketches taken
by on the spot during long res fence n hat c2ln
uy Commeucing every evening a. O'Clock; Ws1nesfay
ard Saturday ~. rnoops II o'clock. Tickets p Gems
ehiefeD under ~ hail pnce. y7lwls'
National ACADEMY OF DEsiGN.-rhs
INV sBts-l ar Annus Exhibition Ia open 81 tho New
Gallery, st5 Broadway, opposite Bond 81. rom NJ III
l0P@ Admiancs p ceu1 sesson fessis 81 csni.
cstlog4es IL celis +So"us'
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BLAKE'S PATE MT FIRE-PRooF PAINT.
THIS EXTRAORDINARY SUBSTANCE. which "a
few months after applied turns 10 slate sOle, pro-
ectiug whatsver covered rom the scdgn OF the weather
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Mrs. osGooD,S POEMS.

MI .oI,sc.;on Of her works opens with brief
,,b;ch is bIowed by touching AMI
, address to the Spirit Of Poetry, of which
s.,.,;be the conclusion in assurance that 4
We - .-s.,.o,aed to by every genial heart:
WIZ w ~ ~, yeti Leave me no. cold and lonely,
bs rs .ssy OF promise Ger my clOaded path.
iss nj me ife hat bOrrows from thee Only
Lee ~ ~ deIeht and beauty that u hath.
~. ,bst when others knew no. how 10 love me,
~, cared 10 falh0m hall NV yearning SON,
MD, sreathe thy flowers Of lgat around above me-
70 WOO aud win me lfom my gref controls
Nv an nv dreams the passionate and holy
when thou has, sung loves lullaby 10 ne,
nv Al he chlidlike worship, fond add l0wly,
Which have lsyishd upon Aue and thee;
nv al the lays my simple lutte was learning
10 echo from Thy voice, stay with me SUD
Once aown-sss for thee ihere's no roturnlng!
The charm Wlii die Ger ya..ey, wood and bill
Tell me not Time whose wing ny brow nas snsisa,
Has wiiherd Springs sweet 0ioom "iiaia my Ifa'''
An DO tie rose II love is yet uniaded,
ThoBgA hope and Joy, ~ sls.eI a)wefs depart
We'll do know that have wrongd thine altar,
With the light offerings Of 40 oilers mind,
Les sNs' me not spit dssf snd dumb snfbind
Deafto The mystic harmony ofnsure
Bind 70 the beauty Of her stars and flowers;
Leave rot, heavenly get tnman .es ',
Heaven knows need thy music aud ny O7s"y
sun 10 beguie me on my weary Wa, Wy'
To tighten 10 my soul the cares OF ub'y' ,.,d d,,.
Ard bless with raosn dreams ne p, a,nea i : ny
To charm nv wild heart 70 me woria.l .o, ,'
Ieg / too ioin the simless, isiss slu 'Sn''
let ~ not lower 10 the sOuilrss ieso5
~ ,boss whom now pity and dis1aIn. Lila,
- rnse moi vet i-lesve me no; cola am Pln.hs'
rse, bt,d N ~ radise whose pluines OF hshh
,vssye,er they rested, LEI. glory sni9lns-.
Nv moi 10 heaven, or let me share my h'gnt'
Aoe- Ibis comes one OF her most Poetical cornpo-
,itions. "Ermengarde's Awakening in which,
with even more than her usual felicity OF dicton
she has invested with mortal passion group from
the Pantheon 1t is long to be quoted here, but
az an example OF her manner upon similar sub
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HAVANA ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY
A1ASTOh PLACE-ln Consequence " IN greai nin-
per OF applications for for whole seas0n, ~lcn
"i consist a -four weeks and order % prsven e'nfls
lot slrtfirt ssi opening all persons who wish %
eIAtee seas for O. seAsen viii please Apply IL tne BOX
once hls lTueslAyl mOrrIne. fr1r - oc-ork "
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AS GARDESfR, by a single man OF good
education and character he understands 61o es' ny
whole time 10 the interest Of MS employer G-nleenln
Of such win please address p H. care o Gas To-
whom he refers ANY annlicatcn by Monday evening WI
be punctuGliy attended 10
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LABOR MOVEMENTS.

SEVENTEENTH WARD WoHKiNGNEN.-A ratliI-
eaten meeting viii be held this evening tor the
,nypose of hearing the Report of the Delegates
- ,be STATE Convention, which will be addressed
Nv VIM. V Barr aud other friends OF Industrial
reform. The Labor Reform movement is still
preceding undated, and the Trade and Ward
Associations were never in more vigorous con-
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
POSTSCRIPT
FIFTEEN DAYS
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA
.ua,v.n OF THE CRESCENT CITY

THE Crescent City, Capt. stoddafd' ar
.;,ed ~ ii. morning at o'clock. She brings
sf,een days later news from California.
The Crescent City brings 100000 IN
cold dust and 334 passengers
The Tennessee arrived at Panama On the
A,h inst. with 5l,ooo,oo0 in gold dust, and
$50 passengers
No cases Of Cholera had occurred at
chagrcs for the last two week.
We shall give the news in detail in our
Evening Edition.
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a S SEAMsrREss in private family by
Aa very competent fem9le with ample
is dnties. She would engage as HOUSEKEEPERo or TO
TRAVEL with lady family. Can be seen tor lnTee
Cnll nj u Sixl.avenue. il The bookstore OH gus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-18

~ Gen. Hinton was recently brought before
the Circuit Court Of Columbus, Ohio and az
raigned on four separate indictments for mail rob
berry He pleaded not guilty to them all. Trial
on one of the indictments set down for Tuesday,
Oct ed
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OOMIS'S PANORAMA of CUBA

AAopen every nigh, This week at The Minerva Rooms C,i
os1 aeS,,;en sfost splendid work Of exhibiting
aias and iaxufo Sg faithfully the cites, country noun,
OF SURPRISING artistic merit the soSy SONS SONS az M C.
S e essi magnificent views Of sagar coffee and
pains Doors oS any cedar ebony trees, and royal
p n9ce Al g precisely Adnse IS cents cent .G Children
pit,t y1is-
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DErARrMENr OF THE INrERloR,

s,R have received your letter of the 9Th inst, in
onjring whecr, under the act approved the 18Th Sep
tembeT 1850 the sane person receive more than one
,arrnn, provided he shows that he has performed more
han one tour Of service emitting him 10 land y
Although expressly provided byt terms Of the law
violates rin The same person shall not receive more thar
one warrant, although he may have performed service
which rendered by several individuals, would entite
each 10 a warrant.
lam, yery respectfully, your obedient servant,
ALEX II. II. STUART, Secretary.
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The Bounty Land Law.

In the following letter from the Secretary Of The
Intedor there is a very important question dccl
det which has been raised under the Bounty
Land Law, approved 2eth September. According
to the Secretarys construction OF It, no person 1t
will be seen, can receive more than one warrant,
although he may have served dozen tours OF
service (which, if rendered by several indlvid-
mails. would entitle each to a warrant.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

DARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM,
Rep. T. BARNuM, Manager and Proprietor, j. Green
weed Jr Assistant Manager On FRIDAY. Oct. 49, viii
4! & represented THE HI NCHBACK in the afternoon MY
AHkIGARoRS WIFE; Dances by Miss West; Music by
ee Lancashire Bel Ringers and the wonderful eais oflh
ES,,NS j9ggler Saturday afternoon The drama OF the
nnaassSSShARD; in the Evening, PAUL PRY. Afternoon
tAnOTeh under 10 wears i2( cents
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A S frst-rate Cook: understands bread
Abakng and pastry; laundres5 in pTlgae l!in
ilv. or in respectable private boarding hoase Can give
Tie OF city reference capability aud character
For further particulars call ~ Fourtlavenie between
Twelfth and Thirteenth SIS. on -ls
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BOOK TRADE,

--
Headquarters Of Fashion, a ut snd Literature Isl ,
6NRAHAM'S MAGAZINE-OvorI.I
Ss Levy i Cois-PARIS FASHIONS il ni,,ar,c, oTsa.h
Steamer, coord from Patterns furnished iron, goods u
parag FOR Levy Co and Stewart New,York
The exclusive unsurpassed ard unapproOchabe arrange.
ucnr
FASHIONS ofthe EARLIEST and NEWEST STYLES
IN every number.
ORIGINAL LITERATURE IN 1851, rSoM
G T. r. james, Grace Greenwood,
W c Bryant, Miss Enna Duval,
H. W Longiellow. Mrs., A. V, Hall,
J. r. Lowell Mrs L. H. SgolTney,
y ?. Willis, Mrs, Annal
Geo P Morris Mrs Enibnry,
VI Ligare Mrs, Kinney,
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ITALIAN OPERA HOUSE, Aston
IA Place-The regular OF the Italian Opera VIII
commence on MONDAY EVENING, the l2th inst. with
the performance Of IL FRANCO ARClERO DER Frey
shutz Grand Opera, by Carl Maria Weber It's first
performance in italian in this country. The box Office IS
OPEN and subscribers who wish 10 retain their seats
requested 10 do so before Saturday next
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1 T PRIVATE SALE, 3 BUILDING

M ASSIC BATTS.-300 bales best quail
Ifhiy, for sule by NESAHTH co. 50 and . Pme,sI
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4 TEACHER of FRENCH and
XNTANTED, a SALESMAN IN a whole

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who could Influence trade 10 the wholesale department. 10
which his attention would be particularly required,
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Office ole II
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LNLANNELS.-l20 bales scarlet, for sale
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pLANKETS.-150 cases Mackinaw, Ne
Abgro, Family and Berth Blankets, for sale By
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DOARD.-Gentlem and their wives
-A-Sor single gentlemen be ecconlnnolated with
attached with privilege of hot cold and shower baths at
&c Secondst The house is large and pleasantly located
Broadway line of sages pass the door OH lW