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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-03
DIVIDENDS.

nIyIDRND NOTICE-Ccupous or Interest War.
~ the folio wing named Bonds, due Oh The Let OF
July, prox. viz:
F. per Cent Bonds OF the State OF Indiana created for
Banking purposes
Six per Cent Bonds Of the City OF Pittsburgh Issued to
The Ohio sEd Pennsylvania Railroad Company;
Six per Cent Bonds Of the City OF AeS heny Issued to
ihe same Railroad Company;
Seven per Cent Bonds Of he City OF New Albany ndi
ana, Issued 70 the New Albany aud Salem Railroad Co;
seVen per Cent Bonds OF Ffsntln County OHIO, Issued
20 The Cleveland Columbus and Cincinnati Railroad Co;
Seven per Cent Bonds Of Green Co0niy Ohio issued 10
The Columbus and Nenia Railroad COMPANY;
Seven per Ceni Bonds Of the Indiana polls ard Beefon-
ssne Railroad Company, Indians;
Winbe paid pTesen alton and amer that date al the
Office Of WINsLOW, LANIER 4 co.
je29iwis 50 Wsllst
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.~ THE FOURTH OF JULY cELE

- STATION on the Paine Farm, Mount
Panel New ROchelle.-The substantially
buii ttesmer INANHOE, and Bsrges, will leave Ham
mond st al AN. Spring-s IT, Peck slip ~ Grsnds 8
sonh Thirdst Wtiamsburgh 81 and Green Point 81 A NJ
Tor New koehee whence they will return at5 NJ 10 New
forE stopping points above named Carriages win pro-
Weed 10 take persons choosing ride boais and
village TO the Farm at Is and l2t ce-u The Green at
vii be opened In the house for ladies' Cabinet Tor gen
semen, wsere cigars SC may be had. ndwiches and
ee IN me Barn lifted for the and tea and cakes
&c In the Saloon; band Of music dancing singing snd
addresses are engaged. e'-s $500
Tickets for the boats 50 for the day IN Ia had n, n
Ysle Beacon Office Franklins square New Yors Al The
Fulton Hotel Brooklyn, and Of the Committees
q VALE, Agent to the Paine Farm Association
NB-The profits In aid Of the Association, which q ao.
geher in Ito obectsThe scenery Of the Sound
is beautiful and that OF the Habor of New Rochelle
both beautiful and sublime
" The Works Of Paine for sale on the Farm.
Icy Suseodf
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CASTLE GARDENERS proprelors respectfully
N1nnounce that this splendid place OF amusement 10
open nightly, with a series OF CONCERTS, Ia musard,
or Summer Fees the direction Of George Loder
SUMNER BALL. under the direction Of SIR Conway, tho
favoe professor Of dancing No postponement on &C
count OF Inc weather. Extensive preparations are being
made TO celebrate the comirg Anniversary OF American
Independence, the FOURTH OF JULY. brilliant dis
pIay of fireworks will be exhibited. Jyi
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CHRISTY,s nnINsTRELS.
AECHANICR HALL.

MO Ga BROADWAY, between Grand and Broome ats
lN-oPEN EVERY NIGHT DURING THE WEEK.
Yho original and welknown
CHRlSTYs ETHIOPIAN OPERA TROUPE
Yhe 6rs established and Oldest organized band In the
world comprising company OF twelve performers, under
the direction Of u. p Chrisy. They will have the honor
Of giving their gna snd nimAbe entertainments every
sishl until iuTiher notice.
Admission Is cent? Door, opea al T. Concert viii COM
nence al O'Clock
An afternoon concert on Saturday, commencing al
s'clociPH jyl fwiss
40 extra Afternoon Concert on Thursday, Juy4
fBihhIE's 1lirsThkL-, AT TdE lLrMrlC
4 under the direcuOu Of the GREAr ORIGINAL POM.
PEY-This beautiful establishment has been recently re-
htted nnd sted for lhs summer season and II now
Inc most comfortable resot 10 The city The continued suc
ces, that has favored the nimitsble Band Of hopan per.
formers has Stamped them n being the no plus Ultra OF
Nei 70 HaTmOniss.
Admission q cents DOOrs open al 7-concert st8 N.
Afternoon COncen Oh wednesdays i1d SsIufdays-
zoors open Al 2-conceriai Soclock je@l
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TEoRWALpsoN's SCULPTURES.

OVERS OF THE FINE ARTS are invited 70 ex.uine
"A hesuufal col ectlon OF nnisre limitations In Biscuit
OF he elsssc works Tborwsdscn. The great Danish
Sculptor coussang Of st.uettes and baselies Of the
eho,ess, productonr OF the great ssrs master chsel
They are exhibited Il GRITT0Ns SIS Broadway, where
also few duplicates are for sale JyS 4nseod'
|,ONPTRoIIRRs OFFICE. B.s. DE,.nr.rsr Albany. June
N26IsQ-Nsts- having hd tbs oc- purs1Ant
), II MSER nersAl Bslker President sad Proprietor Of
az MINERS BANK OF UTICA" that the sad Banker has
eh.ne-d Pubhc Information hereby gFel tie
ksnies Fr-n. ChsutAaqu- county, Which pcs
". business Of klers Bsnk Of Utcs VII hereafter
sse;ea. Cy51l wAsHisGros HUNT c0mP,roass.
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r. CRAnDAoU.TIC AND COrIL-

EIIsu--sSLIOn EXCUh5ION.-The steamboat Is
s1zzzHk=z~ LANDER will leave on the Evening OF the
Fouh for Glen Cove, Of the most delightful places on
The sound This excursion cannot be Tor me scene
-, mn he river And the Sound The company VIII be
snSfd A. Glen Cove and be escorted 10 The house OF Mr.
Weeks y no will have bis rouse ready TO receive them
ts .nscous bail room will be opened. An appropriate
hand OF music viii accompany this excursion Fare FOR this
snisn6a rip Is cents each way. She leaves as follows
o oicicrk iJg3 hs'
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PROFESSOR Won hEEklHdENs
MUSICAL ERVAToRy,

MU IOAG 90 " Z nv AFOAN,
ISL Broadway opposite City Harooms IL and L. 80 floor
A FREE SCHOOL for instruction In Piano, 0uiIsr,
"A Harp Violin and Vocal Music Instruction given IN
The or system OF notation both al the pleasure
eflhe pupil Terms 10 classes per month only for use
Of Instruments private essons SIS per quarter OF "a lee
sons al the Conservatory; do do $50 per quarter o. resi-
depees myl4 isn
rINuE BEST TEACHkkS IN The various depart
mems are In great demand at NILCOXS u. 3. School
Agency S9S Broadway to I'll vacancies In the best schools
and families South and North and In September Also
school property for sale In this Vicinity consisting OF dur
ishnR schools houses lands aud furniture Terms easy
and the beat inducements offered Oar teacher patrons will
please TO call write Office hours 10 II AN aud
2to6Pm Days tsp cis exchange Thursdays 20 sat1r
days inclusive. jySSE
A PROFESSIONAL teacher OF the French, Gsr-
x1man Latin aid Greek languages and The usual English
branches who 10 much accustomed 10 teaching IL this com
Try would like 10 spend the summer tutor 10 family
10 be engaged In good school. Best OF references
given. Address Tutor, this Office. jy3 IL
"ANTkD-A situation teacher OF The Lain and
w Greek languages by young gentleman who can far
nsh Satisfactory references scholarship experience
&c. Address (pOstpGid) box 26 Amherst Mass yS SIS
q For other School Adrcrraseserts see I'D Page
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SUMMER RETREATS.


TRENTON PAIL NEAR UTICA, NY.
TYNE PROPRIETOR Of the Hotel the Falls informs
the public that he has greatly enlarged his house since
the season. than doubling bis former eccommods
hons including In bis Improvements q new and spacious
dining room.
He 10 now prepared for the reception OF visitors and
families wishing TO make arrangements by the week or
month can furnished with suites Of rooms capacous aud
well ventilated. M MOORE.
4ne New YORK the evening boat arrive al the Hotel
before P. M. Of the next day jeH lwisDSAW'
-. TUE MONNOT HOUSE, ltormsry the air.
la. field Marine Hotel)-J MONNOr informs his
tkA friends and The public that the 18th OF June
Ia viii open The shove Hotel q branch for Summer
resort Of the New.York Hosel The Hotel thus an
nouuced 10 situate in the pleasant village OF Fairfield
Connecticut upon Long leland Sound, and 10 CONT
Ruous to excellent and safe beach for sea6shing,
and n the midst OF surrounding country ceebraed for the
beauty OF It's scenery and facilities for romantic rides and
drives. .
Trains per New Haven Railroad stopping al Fairfield,
leave and to New York at Cansst six times each
dsv the trip occupying from 10 q hours. -
The Hotel will accommodate about 900 guests and VIII De
under The personal direction Of Capt STEPHEN H. ROE
je5 2awistA1
sy- For other summer Retreats. I'D Page.
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nAphsuEN'S BANh.-JULY /, is0-At al
$500. non nela ihl, day, the following gentlemen were
- c.,s sa Joseph w. Corlies Daniel IL Brooks,
AZ Pssou' WIN N Seymour, Life Smith,
To-, $3.50 uao ha~ley George Smith,
f.mL. 1 uy,,, ItoSbndge, Cara N. Blocker,
Wg n iapsSs,,v SSsO,,gr rslen, Riehd Reading,
George AeesI W yv = sksnore samuel Mlbank il.
The ihree latter n The place Of E,i5.d IN -, ,,,A,
oben and Thomas J. Townssrd rss,s ''ines' Nenoxs
Ala meeting of the Board on he "a ~, =,
FALLS unanimously reeleeted P,s.sSnr, n
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NEW NOVELS
For Summer Reading.
PUBLISHED BY HARPER BROTHERS.
TNHI GREEN HAND; A " Shor Yarn by the author
4 OF Tom CTpgle's Log" Price, l24 cents.
TIE OLD OAK CHEST,
By James. Price, Sii cts
PRIDE AND IRRESOLUTION
BY the author OF Discipline OF LIFE Price, Is cts
REGINALD HASTINGS,
A Novel, by WaTbuTton. Price IS cts.
ANT ONiNA,
Or the Fall OF Rome Price. S-I cis.
THE MAID OF ORLEANS
By the author OF Whliefrsrs" Price. 35I cis jy3lt
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1870 ~ NJ Cv an. Cognty OF Se~foik-AABkOs5
-S9hMiEh .s.lst JULIE ALEXANDRINE ELIZABETH
MAkIhh totAlkh-srEsoss-For rehef-,Cou- not 80 =
t Ne oes fon aFe hereby ,gmuored requ red . an
sr- Ne - N. seton ~hh has day ii-t "a ne
once % ne ~ ~ e CITY ard COUNTY q Tort Al t@ C
IA. y az ~ 70 sei's copy 4 your 70 n. 'sa
% " s-ssef ssrs Al ocs Posts buaE h.ag
Neruee, Shn ir-uy dsys atsr the seryse o. NJ
summons on o. exclusive q The cay ofueh service ard you tai
70 ans- TIE sad comp ant -hn aore-a anta u
eomphIr DATED Jub :, lstC.
y5 sPGIR 4 Sasu pl,,,,lr-. A.orpsra
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Nos. $40 AND $40 BROADWAY,
yNHERE, WITH INCREASED facilities for prompt
w and superior execution OF every branch Of their bush
under their own immediate supervision and greatly
enlarged stock OF FIRST quality looking plate magnh
Gently framed In the ReRnassnce Louis XIV. and Diner
styles together with varied assortment Of sizes and
prices be obtained 10 any establishment Ia tbs United
baies they confident Of the liberal support OF Iho
friends and the public In general.
WALLER l. KREPs, IS 5prucest
W. K have made gements for continuous supply
Of ancient and modern paintings Of which large colsc.
don always be and very many will DO found wor'
thy OF particular attention. je29 lmis
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OFFICE NORWICH L WoRcEsTEg R.uso.n e.
Norwich Juua "a faso 49,

Norwich, June "A, IsSo
TUX STOCKHOLDERS oflhe No, v1 n .nxu}.
eessr Railroad Company are hsrsby noaksd that ,selr
Annual Meeting for the choice OF DiFeciors viii "a hl
No o&ce ofthe Company In Norwich on he second W..
oesdsy In Julyrex, Of 10 O'Clock A NJ LlSewss n -,
on ep2 euesuoE properly brought before tho mesog con-
a With the Interest Of the company Per order
80 uYlots P.s T. n. ANDREWS Clerk
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N. o. CANAL AND BANKING COMPASY,(
New Orleans, June "a 1850.
'sNBH BOARD OF DIRECTORS al special
meespg tns day declared dividend Of three per cent
Ss@ % prohis The iss payable the sockholt
=. y ~ Yoff, al the BsBk Of Con on the FIRST
asnoeN August next s. @. BELL. Cashier.
a. % nfAlr n...A--I Il-.l-.- - I-r,I D.
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DRY GOODS.
ARRANGEMENTS FOR JULY
Have been made At
THE BOWERY SAVINGS STORE,


Have been made At
THE BowERY SAVINGS STORE,
LoR AUGMENTATION OF the immense trade which
Il has been done this Institution during the last three
months.
We have reduced the prices Of all Summer Goods to such
price viii the sale Of every thread before the lsl
IN THE SECOND PLACE,
We have made arrangements with themanufsetures.
and have under 1000 and bse' OF Do
mesc Goods and such favorable terms hat we shall DO
enabled supply the OF our customers In this line 1t
3Sl per cent less than jobbers or retailers prices
IN THE THIRD PLACE,
Our imporstions OF new and desirable Gooos We arc
every day receiving fast packet ships and steamers
can deliver them. And,
IN THE FOURTH PLACE,
We s,s determined 40 to enslt the popularity Of our es
tsbsbent ths, shall be the prominent Dry Goods Con-
Germ Of ork and the pride and credit Of the prophe
tor.of TAG BowERY SAVINGS STORE.
iy2 2ish WAS F.w.&wF. GILLEY co.
nIANTILLAs ndAETILLAs!.
VIsITEs, SACKS AND CAPEs.
INan the new styles q al coors Ladies' Mise. and
prices than you buy the materials for Masking them up
8. NJ Z. TOWLE, 2sl Grsnd.H
iy2 2iih Columbian Hall
GRAPE sHAwLs AT A TREMENDOUS SAC
SRIFICE-The remains Of large Grape shswl'tocE'
be sold out by the 9Th Of july possibe-embraeing
some plain embroidered, coored embroidered, &c &C.
with splendid fringes, from s. so to $40 Among the lot
are some plain shawls al Sc that worth Sl2.
ALSO, small lot Of Cashmere shswls from 81 to 81,
worth s. So
Also large quantity of French Kid Gloves, at S. and
&c. Cd pair Gents light and dark Kids at A. apslr.
GEO. C. BURDETT, 1856 Walkerst
jy32dst Between Broadway and Bowery.
BAREGES PRINTED MUSLINS
A ND LAWNS, COTTON, LINEN AND SILK GlNG-
x1HAMS, &c. &c &c al a great reduction from former
prices the greatest bargains offered In all coori In
Guiding Pnks Blues Corn, Lilac, Wood Brown, &c. &c.
S. l. M Z. TOWLE, Importers and Retailers,
jy2 2dsh 2sl Grnnd-st Columbian Hall
HlRY GOODS.-For sale, general assortment al re
hduced prices linens diapers, abe-clohs, shirtingsi
towels end toweng diapers, muslns, ticks, striped and
printed lawnB jacones plaid mnstns prints g1nghams &c
jyl Sts' w. MATHEWS. SO Catherine ST.
SILKS, SHAWLS AND MANTILLAS.
you wish get full value for your money 20 TO the
i great One Price Establishment OF
s. NJ T.. TOWLE, 291 GrandSt
iy2 2hsh Columb N Hall
EU For Dry Goods Adpertise~ents YIN Page
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g COUNTRY SEAT TO LET OR FOR SALE,
- Al feTiehesief N Y II hours ON depot C'nal-.t
per New Haven Railroad, four times daily. The
5 hou . s.w eenisinpg y rooms and ,wo Easements
Is osSiN' prsemnenuy besuufg' and healthy Oae
10 ~ seHAy teie are several schools churches and
~lhln tnoIt cisisn:e Of The Sound Purchase 200
9.sSssion gNen Immediately. Apply to JOHN a. SIZE
NENs's Drug Store Porehss,er, N Y jyS1w'
- FOr Otar Real Etats AS.r-t..eent. .,, yIIA Page
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RBMOyAL,-DR LUTENER, Aurist has removed
H his Office from $50 TO 258 BrOsdwsy, entrance q War
ren.st. Office hours In future from 9 tiA2
Sixteen years OF successful practice of all diseases of the
Ear enables him 10 all Deafness unpleasant noises
ara ocbgs Of Tue Ear provided the and drum be
moi Injured.
References OF the most undoubed kind be aths
once. All eiles nnst be post paid Consultation fee By
mail or Otherwise 81. Tvs lms
nfFiCk OF THk DIAPHRAGM FILTER
Oremoved 70 Isl Broadway
nys IFS WALTER N. GIBSON
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o COTTAGE AND HOMESTEAD LOTS AT
~ mOlThANEN. The frsg and Oldest de Oot on the
hsrt BLrouc beyond the liniis Of The city Of Ne-'
lot-Ihe very extensive Improvements already come
"a ana IN progressn the lower part OF the town OF West
tams mus constitute Mott Haven The downtown OF West
ehssel county 10 connection with this fact The freqlenl
naint num O'CLOCK N he morning until 10 a. night sna
MAZE o n this place very vsuable AID well worthy he
assnnon OF purehAaeEa Apply to }. L. MOTT on ne
premises iy5 Gus
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FIREWORKS FOR THE rou

w. hOhDLhlONt 20 mN0eu-lane,
Bo II below William ct
FIREWORKS FOR THE FOURTH
A LARGE AND SPLENDID assortmsni Of Fi,ework.
IAof everv Description, comprising Rockets Roman
Candles Wheels, IRE Crackers, &c also az extensive
collection OF beautiful TOYS for children For sale nv
JOHN HART \ CO 4i0 Broadway
yS 2itc lone door above Canal-stl
LIRE WORKS AND FIRE CRACKRRs-
The subscribers have opened for the soecuou OF
the public their immense stock Of staple and fancy Fire
Works comprising assortment OF several gros,
OF rockels Roman cAndes, uSngles, scroll wheels DIN
wheels, serpenih grssshoppefA Bengols nghis pulling
crackers, Saxons pigeons, Chinese eyer.i over poIs
&c Of all The different sizes and 10 the greatest vaey are
all fesb manufactured, and warranted equal nots
OF, 10 any other tire works In market
The attention OF country merchants dealers rite. OF
pleasure. and OF families wishing small works their
Children particularly requested to call weecu6denl.
ly feel able TO satisfy all either 10 quality quantity
~ B.--ColoTed 4 | and pound rOcEes and The casr.
ent sized Roman candles for sale BY
0AsshER Young, 1SS Cbsthams Of.
ie7 Uy4is rectly opposite National Thsaier
EIRE WOKks.-The irenas and scqaainlances Of
the fouh Of July are respectfully inviied call aud
purchase ~ JONESs, l51 Sixlhtvenue where large aud
vsred assortment Of Fireworks may be had cheap
and good IS elsewhere. jyS IL
EIREWOhks OF superior quality, In evs'y variety,
Il NJ lowest prces Also Edges Exhibition Pieces aud
Rockets st manufacturers prices For sale by
iel9 7dseod* J. w. H0LBERTON, IS hAden-ane
~ For Other FSe Hoyss see Vfh Page
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FIRE WORKS.
EDGES'S FIREWORKS.

EDGES'S FIREWORKS.
nE ADNEhIlsER wishing TO give up the sale OF
fwoTks al the close Of the present season will di.
pose OF bis stock Of Rockets, Candles Wheels, &c &c Al
much lower lhsn The manufacturers present prices
They are warranted 10 be Of Jerssv
Cy and having been bought early In the season will he
sold much lower than Eogess Fourth of July pricss
jyS IL below WIssn :,
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DOARD IN SOUTH BROOKLYN, within Two
DminUtss walk Of the Ausnrc Ferry-A a soIy ro3m'
furnished or unfurnshed for gentleman and lazy Also
two single gentlemeu fnd pleasant room WIN fuu or
partial board Families from the South VIII ma lhs oe
nRh,fu situation TIE house 10 Teplete WIN BANS gas ana
every modern improvement Inquire al 81 harnsont''
ty3 lw
BOARD WANTED-A gentleman aud his VIE
ID lately come from Scotland, with psror and bedroom
Ia good locality 10 the city Of Ne.T YORK tauy
where no other bosTde kept would be preorTed ou
other boardes will be insuperabe objeeuon Refer
to respectfully will be required address ~
Office OF this paper iyS b.
DOAKD-A lady who works or stays al home can be
Dsccognmoosed with good bOsrd and room, In a small
French family without other bosrders. b-One who
can give the first Instruction the piano to lady fJr part
OF her board, would be preferred Apply at t6 Green
wichst B3 III
DOARDINW ILLIAMsBURGH.-T or three
Du agle gentlemen can be accommodated with board ;
also gentleman and wife be accommodated with
uninihed roOm on the corner Of Souh-Third aud FiCs
st WilismsbuTgh. JsS 2us*
EVNHRRR OR FOUR GENTLEMEN % &C.
III commodaied In all the comforts OF a home with
pleasant breakfast and tea and dinner on Sundays
"a private family where there Other boarders al
S57 fenths hfh door from Tompkinssqusre and In the
vicinity OF three stage routes 1yl SIeodw'
A FEW SINGLE GENTLEuEN, or a family,
k1may be accommodated with board and delightful
apartments by applying soon al 599 Broad"sy REFER
cnces exchanged Jyo W.
a For other Boarding Adsevti'e~e"ts see lid Page.
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40 TAILOks THROUGHOUT THE UNITED
1 STATES nan Derbys NJ ode Fashions for 1850
Just published Price for Fashi0n Plate and Diagram for
cutting s. So In the opinion OF some OF the best judge
this publication displays more taste and elegance OF Coz
nme than any similar work offered the trade shsr
10 this country Europe TsLors are invited 10 call and
sxsmipe for ibem,elves LYMAN DERBY,
ia gfi.s 2h2 Brna'w 40 stairs.
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REMOVAL
JAMES. BEEBE g. 90.

LAVE REMOVED 10 Sl4 Broadway and corner OF
kAReade and Center sta where can DO found all kinds OF
and air heating and ventlsting sppsrs-
tus for private dwellings churches seminsres, hospitals,
halls, prisons, horticultural buildings, &c &c
Also BEBEES celebrated cooking ranges, cooking
xtensls jappsnned brass and sverplsed regissers-s
aew article superior 70 anything Of he kind 10 Tho Market
mY6 3mii
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-03

A RARE CHANCE FOR BARGAINs.-Ws
N commence to-day our ee.nips ou A. FOR the
every article viii be sold Al coat our stock consists Of
genera vsney Q, Fancy and staple Dry Goods fnis VIII
tyi sos JAMES L. PHIPPs, s5s Hudsoost
CRANES PATENT sUAP.-The psI-ui nght tor
Nhis popular and celebrated article 10 offered for sale for
iesn, Minnesota Alabama Georgfa and Mississippi Apply
10 LORD. LYNCH L CO III 5ulnTsnT
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Ill - THE FOURTH OF JULY Ia the steamer
r-=---z---@C ATARACr-The Morning Excursion
,on,d Staten Islsrd-he Afternoon to Rockland Lake,
,vyS a spe view In and around beautiful hsrbor
Coil on Band viii accompany the Excursion See tu
xTn1 Leave loot Tw-Ihhst Y. r. At 81 AM; FifIhsL
AM Il Pm Grand ~, Iii Msin, Brooklyn, ~
Il. aihedne New-YOfk H. q Pier N 3, y Cham
ts,,s',t a. q Carol 81 Il Amos e. 5; Jersey Guys.
N99as
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g. TO LET-Bskery ard dwelling, corner Of C1lun-
- ha and sedgwics sis South Brooklyn; also al ihe
story double brick houses 60 Prince 81 South Brook
gn ept The "a tory and shop in the OF sane
sunhnIe lot any gh manufacturing busneIs The prem
lses are N nIb'e order Also story frame house now
bnshRg IN FOR yfourhsi the Sxh-Ay containing 10
rooms II VIII be rented TO two tenants Aso 2ls DRY
rsme cottage In he secondsv nov being finished be-
tween fofy-hr,t and Forysecond ss Possession given
TOWNSEND, 81 Nassau ~ IT'S lw
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REMOVALS.
REMOVAL.

REMOVAL.
TIE suBscRIBERs HAVE REMOVED THEIR
LOOKING-GLAsS AND PICTURE-FRAnIK
EANUFACTORY AND WAREROOks
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u FOR sALK-That valuable property knowa a.
g. ztnd "a NsssAust between ohm snd Fulton-ss 20
lng two ots, each 25xlOO formerly occupied by me
oouth bApusl Church. very atvsnlsgeousiy leased 70
ana 10 he occupation OF Dr. p Townsend, snordlng
sure and profitable investment 10 the purchaser Jne nn
lures ano improvements lately put upon the properly VIZ
~ me expiration Of the lease revert 10 the owner OF Ioe
zee The Subscribers are authorized 10 make immeolao
and positive sale $4,000 Of the purchase money may re-
main on bond and mortgage For further particulars sppy
70 RICHARD A TOOKER, Ocean Bank, l62 Green
Wien o., or THOMAS S. S0MMERS, Is WAllsL- Jsnneey
Court ie22 owls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-03

RELIGIOUS INTERPRETATIONS.
TUsf PUBLISHED by the subscribers, new ediion Of
the Laws OF The State Of NewYork In relation 10 ke
ious Incorporadons with all the amendments up 10 lhs
present time, complete 10 pamphlet form Proc ~ cents
Published and for sale by IMP M BELL eoULp
IN ,76, when George the Third was King,
Il Then our Independence did begin.
But twas reserved for eighteen fifty,
For our housewives good aud thrifty,
To male formal declaration
or their entire emancipation
From washing day. To be free
They send 81 10 II TWkLNETREE,
go Nassau ST. New. York City;
To omit this would be- pity. jy3lr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-03

-r~ ,IS5O-FOURTH JULY EXCUk.
E,Spss-itsiONs from NswYork 70 palA Dy
800 Amden and AmbOy Railroad Linss I7sy'
Ing pier Norb River By sesgSosi RI m M M
~ 1907 A. Returning leave PhIadelphis nom ms
foot OF " slnui-s the an July al and 9eoes r. NJ
on the 5Jh Glib At snc A. M ana y anu "a sss
Psre Tor the excursion. 81. =" Ous- :,