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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-07-13
Correspondence of the Baltimore Sun.

w WASHINGTON, July ii, 1891.
The Impression is now gaining ground that we shall
have an entirely Cabinet.
:. 1t is stated on toerabe good authority that Mr. Nc
Keenan, OF Pennsylvania, will be called to the Depart
may receive foreign miss on-poss bly, to the Sand
witch Isands Mr. Evans, of Maine, to the Treasury in
the place OF Mr.. Meredith, and that Mr. Toombs. of
Georgia, or Mr.. Graham, of North Carolina, will be
made Secretary OF the Navy. Mr.. Webster will be
Secretary OF State, and Mr.. Clay Commander Of the
Forces Mr.. Benton wilretre to private life after the
The compromise bill will be so amended as 10 limit
the State Of California to her natural boundary which
to the South is spur of the Sierra Nevada in latitude
South OF 3d. The Texas boundary will be fixed at "a
North latitude. In that state all the sensible men OF
the South will for it, and the unreasonable nulers
must try to help themselves. x
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THE GARNET

A Washington despatch in the New York Tribune
OF Thursday evening, says it is confidently asserted
that the new Cabinet is partly filled already, with
Webster for Secretary of State, McKennon Of Pa, Tor
the Treasury, I. Butler King, of Ca, Secretary of
War, Ex-Gov. Graham, of N. c., for the Navy, Hop
kins, OF Ala, for Attorney General Corwin, of Ohio,
istaked OF for Secretary the Interior aud Geo. Evans,
OF Me- for Post Master General. 1t adds that the new
Administration will be under the influence Of Nh CLAW
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BALTIMORE MARKETS, July II, p NJ
FLoUR-Sales to-day Of 400 bbls Howard street
Flour at S. Is. City Mills held at S. 81.
GRAlN-Wheat and Corn are both dull of sale.
The market, generally, is dull, and but little doing
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By Magnetic Telegraph.

CORRESPONDENTS OF THE RICHMOND TINES.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY ALEXANDER MOTT.
No. Main street.
THIS DAY.

HDARTlCULARa attention paid to the rublic o, nr-
u yate sale OF Real Estate, Negroes, Horses brv
Goods Furniture and Merchandise generally and Iber
al cash advances made when required
,,, REGULAR SALE DAYS.
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS & SATURDAYS
On SATURDAY MORNING the 18th July, com
menclng at O'Clock precisely will sell at store onpo
site the City Hotel general assortment of new ana
second hand household Furniture, consisting Of the
Also, large invoice of piece and cut DRY Goods
W. Tan Dleac9ed and unbeached Domescs, Calicoes
Also, large lot of seasonable ready made Clothno
qr elk Tool and waterproof Hats, Caps Trunks
Fancy Goods, &c, &c.
oe % ALEX. MOTT, Auct.
ADDITIONAL
Will be added to my sale this morning. the following
goods - '0 '''io" '"H
1000 lbs Cod Fish
! fine Feather Bed
3 Mattresses
rs pair Brogues
300 pieces Stone Ware
sets Chairs
With many other articles
jy13 ALEX MOTIF
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HORSES &c, AT AUCTION.-WiI be sold
~ IN rear OF my store this morning commencing
at9 o'clock, several Saddle and Work Horses.
After the sale OF horses, will be soId commencing
at III o'clock in the alley in front of my store lot Of
Door and Window Frames, Sash and Drawers
ly 10 GEO. J. SUMNER Auct
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W. are now receiving ane
IVM have constantly hand, a. general assortment
of Bay Wood and ST. Domingo Mahogany, for cab
net makers and carpenters use, Boards, Plank anc
Scanting Coffin Boards, Counter Tops Bed Posts
Hand Rails, Newell Posts, &c. &c. For sale on accom-
modating terms by -
no0 Off " WHITFIELD d. SON.
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MNRENCH LETTER PAPERS, of our own
H. Importation, beautiful article, to which we invite
abe attention oil merchants and bankers.
lie 81 MORRIS Il BRO.
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BANK OF,VIRGINIA.

RICHMOND, July I'd, 1850. (
VIE President and Directors of the Bank of Virgil
II MIA have this day declared dividend OF four per
cent out OF the profits Of the Bank for the last six months
subject to the deduction of per cent Bonus to the ate
winch leaves ~ per cent, $2f per share, payable
to the stockholders on the 18th inst
Jy J-d2w SAMUEL MARX Cashier
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ETARMERS' BANK OF VIRGINIA.-The
~ President and Directors have declared dividend
subject to deduction of one quarter per cent bonus to
the State leaving So IS per share payable to the stock
holders on the 18th inst The Bank also pays the tax on
the stock
iy lot r. G. RT.AJR Cashier
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II 6DEk GANA6A TWELVE IN. BUNCH
N ~veVVO SINGLE landed on Me.

WTlaff, sale.
je 10 JAS WINSTON
WCE CREAM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lot OF
IL Johnson's patent Ice Cream Freezers just received
tor sale by R. M. ZIMMERMAN,
Jy III ISL Main street.
SEASONED WHITE PINE LUMBER
- 10000 feet of seasoned white Pine Lumber of diff
feent thcknesses and qualities daily expected and for
sale
Nv 3 RANKIN g. WHIT OCK
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RROOkLYN MUSEUM. CORNER OF FULTON AND
- Wahtt 'tteet'-fr, rristor,, hsssrs. CHnNFRAU d
1T hh.-brectr u Amnscmcuts. Mr.. 4. Burk
sary Of he Glorious stn Of Juy which oecnson srand
fotnanefs vii te sirCn, eommencing a. ~ A. aud -,
Y. N. livery piece sCar,uiiy revised NotLfug i
9F.rte 70 Sod ts,t OF in soy rsrcet sottle 10 morality.
t nanhEcs taEe great pleasure Presenting the
the beautiful collection. consisting - Brds ness
tiles Ne purchased ~ ttpsuse from the ooiisctan
81 j. a. Boil ESQ. q Albany Museum. Also spendid
WEI s,a,ues made etresy for this establishment. Asr-
noon retturmanee will commerce utth the pete
called the tECkET. IN which Mr. Boeers. Mr. Brrl M
kingsley hesdAmes Borers Burt, Penson will appear
elude viii GRAND BAlL IN which all Of the astosih-
ihg eicren ~ appear Eseunr rsrformanee commencing
ocleck 9th the mach ADMIRED comsay entitled 80
fCIh SSH RS IN whsh hsssrs Bowsr. burk R nEsIey
aud Efsdases Bowers Bark, penssn. &C will sppear r.
ses,uss yi,h TIE laurhahls isrce sa,d the sPECrRE
shaw; Lucy. Mrs. Rurke Admission, - c.sts Rsservsd
seats Ia pArquet, l2ls csnts extra.
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nsu.no.ns.

CnEuuSG RAlr-Eo,D-sr sEErIVg or rul
J,n,ison ,Lemuss eouhy. o. the nsl az sseiss -ss
.slG ist tLf,e Ireei, rh,h The following ssssd ssr-
sineap Beulsair william s-xueI John Ar.o, .I.,.,
WsroB. wau \. CsrE NGtan Ter Cs.r'.. a. 49,
s,hsys Is'ae Vtis J@mes strsashsn. Freeman Raw
meeting q he pirs,tors vas held % N. s,h Inst.
vhsn VIC ioovut r'ntHeh ~ere du " eec ter
,snsen hrjSuir q Enir, President; r.,.s Otis. Of
On motion % resolved that ne u ne comp.sv
70 ~, ~. 5is. s s Es.'ns The sy q
"a, gs,I ne r.Hoisl >, ~ o. Ne sissr ., The
h''d to act as 'h' 'ransfs s,,st 59r =, .1rpasy
wnII.~ N.r~rrI- sscy. "1''A"'N' 'A''r@an.
The shove rosd :. she eonn,etns ns which unite. IN.
from hssrs 70 ns sfS s si ss ,.p. line g ro.a
ie ,ses ~ Ti,s ,hr,e n.. -.s, q
bead o SENECA sis TIE Ssr scsass,s .nlsmis isss
81, ss, sl az az. SsSr,5 r.. ., ys.ns ss .csss,y
sndpesluou. route % and from ne w-s rhi. ross hss
he Ne. Vofs .ua e.! a. s" % a., nd
yer ea AZ .tht p.r cent TIRE the Company
,urn The rosa at the N. Lease ia .. soos ooas,op .
V declared let Day Of VA, psr ssa .ssrg a.cs.stns
y, Mouths th.rssrer They b.ve permanent contingent
The Csnsndssus Road Witch an sI,,Ssios q the Che.
ten os,apd sess Ssi n y hing .soeo's ne
sosdcs .Hou, e .SSs hs. s.en .nS
siIl!: ,.s. ne ro:s rs.ss *. ir.s !:
:. tgS an, s ,sh, hgssr.a ,souIa dollar; gill ,mrs
~. mss. Ny runsis sS s.a rom S.ssssa ss'ss
,,.,si over D. eh.Ssss Re.s s..,.mpis,.a 70 .ss.ss
sss 40 sS.s 70 r..ya .ns Ipert
ros. heinz the hor,., t,s.s" he We. ana 80 ss..
The s,.s y .isss y. 70 .s ~, s r,s
ss.sfy ~ *. s' ,... :. present could
CAspss AND Annor nAILaoA LIN . roa rRn.A-
,o,s ..s. 'lV Jcs m h :., s.f s.s sss
-. .sss = !.ss s s -. .sssss EZRA "''' '
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AsusEaEsrs ~ rit..AoMLruI..

RAkNIM's huSIUh. PHILADLI pHiA-P T. BAR
MN iroIrittar and la1srsr .eury an ort .s.ist-
ans s.nassr: 'estvc Wei splsraie tts pr,visa. co.
hrup srd sel ssqusnt a. the ft - July
OfsiUhi snd feIular CohTsny ~ti srpsar o. The sth
sly Cfatd ett aucts 10 tie ect Roa
rtt Tartrt lar asd brill
fer eNiosines have tssu hdfrf Nsinrfes aone ranld
rectro We uurtsr and attfsr naruunF .cso
ton Admittanse - ct Ch'drsn un8.r ~ years I7 eta
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CA LGFOR MA.

U,AyIoR Ann nm n suFRE, FORWARDING AND
Commission Merchants, Chssres q Wear. row pre-
aausht toat with India Sser so-sr. suitahs for the
sorveyance % Passengers and sirt Nshave sso made
eorsons and Cruces that there VII no essy upon hs
lsthwus. N. X. TAIlOR, Ne ~ Bsumors
in. DE BAUFRB, late ~ New Orleans.
Reference in New York. Howard Ns9nsd sToadvay
ssms. Nee spdsry Co.. sss Trsssis.c, cssiserni..
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Gouraud's Italian Medicated Soap VIII
MON EY N A IL X k II.

"WEDNESDAY, July 90 r. N
The stock market was very quiet to-day. At the
Arst board Erie Bonds advanced q per cent; Morris
Canal declined y; Long Island, Is, and Reading Rail-
road An others closed ut prices current yesterday
Many operators have left the city to spend the Fourth
Of July, which accounts in measure, for the mac
tivity the Most Of the transactions to-day
were for cash.
Tn. receipts at the Office Of the Assistant Treasurer
Of this port, to-day, amounted to Sl03,229 S. pay
ments, sos 375 90; balance, S2211,7 24 20.
The steamship Canada, from this port for Liverpool
carried out 1882, 900 IN British sovereigns
The receipts of the Morris Canal Company for the
three months ending June 30th 1850 S40,550 49,
against $32 $50 for the corresponding period in 1870
showing increato this year of $s,47O g. The COM
pany estimate the receipts this year at $4,000
$40 0OO more than last. The increase thus far has
been equal to twenty five per cent.
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity Of
certain articles exported from this port for the week
ending the I'd instant distinguishing the extent Of
shpme nts TO ca CHI country named -
CshMrRoE THE PoRr NEW YoRK WEEKLY Er-
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amt Of specie will have 10 70 forward before

large smeunt Of specie will have 10 60 forward before
exchanges will become equalised
efthe value Of int this pert in each Of the
pact two years IT win be seen BY the annexed table,
that nearly half OF the aggregate composed Of
dry goods OF foreign m manufacture -
DAY GooDs IhroRrKs INTO PoKr OF EEw YoRK-ls4o
1870
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spN,R TING.

vUvRoTTINc pl WISE AT NEW ROCHELLE, July 1
iSo-A purs, Of SO .ll be given. free for horses That
never Won mrs. that amount Erries TO close Al
YIN sIu,.'s 6ote New Rochelle the sd day o. griT
Ths trot 10 eomr,pe, ct o'ctoek, y. N.
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Nav ENGLAND LIVE sTooW Insurance. con-
~ reny, 81 fe- Haven. Conn. CAPITAL $50 ~pn r &
rnnss sesr.tsty. A. ,dw.rd. Pr..is.st Chs.. wills, "
nsrsss Cattle te injured sesisst death ny sis..ss a,
,ssidsnt. AIrlisatiess received A. the Ar.nov one. q
Wss,rest New fors or BY Taylor, Is rul,ep street
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Hhotxsof impOrte over eIpofts!--
fo.- .o.a

1917 le4s 1870 reso
sS0,,sso ss,sOs,sts sGec5Is5 CSC, Us zoe
IL appesSs by this that there has been an Increase In
abe excess every year so that Il has nearly doubled in
fur years. or the imports al large, three-sfhs are
usually stthis port, aud all other ports At
ths rate the fetal importation Of foreign goods wares
and serehandss into the United States for the year
ending June 80 1850 cannot have been ess than one
h1ndrof and ninety millions Of dollars. The great
sre% imports ove- exports, on the foreign trade Of
this port as however 30 criterion Of the difference
vsT or The other The foreign trade Of the conn
try at large While three 6fths Of the Importation.
entered at this pert, bod about ons.thrd of the
sIpsrtstions shipped from tnis port This year the
.rpoyts have been comparatively limited and the ba-
lance largely against ps, notwithstanding the remit
t.s.es of public stocks and the appropriation Of the
prosssds te lts l9pidaop sud the probability IT, that
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A sTOR PLACE OPERA HOUsE-THE CEIEBRATED

STOR PLACE OPERA HOUSE-THE CELEBRATED
"A Havana Italian Opera Company under tho direction OF
Sgnor Bsdsl. On Friday Evening" July 5th $50 will be
the Grand Opera three
emiramide Queen Of Babylon, sis'a Por-
1edeseO; of the armies Yiet
vhteprack prince de, cendRnt Of Beo Sig Cora
di sett IdIeno king o. Egypt, Sig A. vieti Azeas.
has sig Colietti hrane. Chief Of the Guards siguor L.
kstipeli; Onbia d kino, n. N. kags tnd Warriors,
Ladies. Roya Guards, Indians, sstrspes Minister'S Bs
byonian Slaves, Schtiars slaves, People Of Babylon
The takes place Babylon Maestro and Direct
Of the Opera Ssnor g. Botssin Leader Of the Orchestra
Signor L. Arditi rec-Gsnsrsl admission dollar Gall
lery, so eents; Seat4 secured, 81 go
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DOwERY THEATRR-FkIDAY EVENING, JULY s.
~ win acted foe the 80 lime, the great moral drama Of
The bRuNkAkDi OF The Fallen Saved I'D ward Middle
ton Mr. hoorhous,; Bill Dornton, Mr.. Winans Ardent
RepeAw. Mr. Pope; Cribs Mr. Hsmilton Sam Evans Mr..
ii GoudsoD Bank Messenger, Miss X Denim; Mary Wson
Mis-, Weuyss Mrs Wilson, Mrs J'rdon; Agnes, Miss c..
Bhert; Spindle Mrs. Brcadley Previous to the Dra
will be acted the Rxravaganza OF JOE IN LONDON.
Rox 90 eentE Pit l2 ee.ts. Doors will open at quarter
to o'clock and the curtain will rise precisely at half
7
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DoWERY THEATRE SEVENTY FOURTH ami


ID ersary II srean Independence observe the price
boxes 25sents Pit l2h cts No extra money demanded
for the admission paid This 10 the odest
talhLed tls largest the coolest and the best ventilated in
tie city, standing the higlest ground and being
re-, need .ndows on every side must catch the slight
cot teese natter from what QUARTZ II comes The
trsnmens will comprise she great moral play of the
pFurkaid, Tie Fs'es One Saved which viii be acted
every nsh tbs fame of which in Boston and Phadel-
phs also Ioughsut the United States has been trumpet
"a y the whore Vetaeiy for instant be doubted
naeoh ore l3T u. cause Of Temperance than all the
soeees IN e world Strangers visiting the city will have
an opportunity Of witnessing great moral drama
out tie necessity OF lnhaus the breath Of
tann Ttrst Dc whse there scarcely
foul air for the safety Of persons in case of accident I'm
tie Bowers Theatre the means Of egress
melep large md chance persons GET
ting bewced and incapable OF finding their way ont IN
hurry The extreme height Of the Theatre ao~ing tbs su
dsnce to he placed far beneath the roof Of buidng o
which he tcorcbing Of the have
day long 7. S. HhMBLIN Sole Propris or. Stage. fun
bing at sll hours This Evening Thursday July will be
seted. IHE DRuhkAkD or The Fallen saved-Esward
Middleton, Dir. Moorhosss Bill Dorn'on, Mr.. winans;
Critts, MT Hamton; Bank Messenger Miss Denim: Mary
Wilson. Mise Wsnyss; Agnes hissC Hn.r Previous 70
the Drama will lie aeteG the Comedy OF THE LONDON
TIGER, or Ups and Dowps-Diek Nil Mr. winans: Frank
Freezing MI hilton; BETTY Mrs Brosdlsy Maria Mrs
Dunn; Mary Ann, Hrs Wacot.
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SALES BY AUCTION.

DRUCE A. Chiffon, AUCTI0NEER-FINAL AND
ID ell sale Of Dsarman Cottage siter3o Of the best
cottage village being those reserved by the
company will be .sla auction, At the Merchants EI
change New York IL ocsok Thursday July llth,
1850 Tor tie purpose Of closing he interest Of drea
ties establishing Ibis and beautiful village.
D. gor particulars aud maps apply 10 the Auctonser
No 8 W all street
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PAHTsEttssIrps.

1bB sIBStkIbEs HAVING TAksN MS
y son, George kcFurray. his al
ssicu lutiusfs p from his date be
tho arm % Josepb kchurray son. r. sckUKRsV
GTBClAL NoTICE.--1HE UNDERSIGNED HAVING
~ teen suhofEed to ses the Affairs the late ~
Lynch bhvett requests ~ there b claims
saist The said hrtn, that thy le presented Tor liz sis,Oa
tfthvth And all persons indebted the sail
tfetu'y tegueettd to settle the with
bic old stsus No 1875 West street beween Duane aud
Jay ftste who're he continues the wholesale and retail
teur, feed rtan andhey business, A. ersfusiiy,
New lVrk, Jolly 8 Is5A. JAS. LYNCH.
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NATIONAL THEATRE CHATHAM srREEr-BENE

NATIONAL THEATRE CHATHAM STREET-BENE-
~ fit Of Mr. Chanfrau Friday evening. July s. will be
performed the WIDOWS ViC1Ih-Jeremiah Clip, Tinsel
John Musicale straPrdG BY Mr. ChsnfTsp; Mr. Rs,st.n
Nose, Mr. Chanfrauj sykesy, Mr. SEYMOUR Lzey, Miss
Anna Cruise After which, the musical burlesque Of
OTELLO Oteo, Mr.. T. d. Rice; Iago Mr. Jefferson Rode
rgo, Mr. SEYMOUR pesdemoss Miss Cruise To conclude
with the farce Of PEEPiNG IN AT6 P.A-FeiiI Pyboy,
Mr. Jefferson; Corporal Casey Mr. Seymour; Postman Mr.
Davenport; Mrs. Trimmer Mrs Henry.
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WATERING PLACE.

A TLANTIC PAvIIIoN.-BoARD AND SEA BATHING,
IA a. the Highlands Nevi,ink, New Jersey. The above
hotei Of The most delightful locations In the United
States n opsn combining surf aud still water bathing
air. tine walks delightful shades aguiteent view %
oeeAp, with plenty OF good itching The subscriber will
srare pains in making his ystcrs and harders comfort
abs. JOSEPH J. THOMPSON.
N BTe steamers Edwin Lewis aad John Hart ply rssu
lary ~ and from the above place,
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national THEATRE, CHATHAx srREkr-Yhurs-

~ AllONAL CuAFhAA SIhEhl.-ihurs
~ day Afternoon, July t-Doers open at half past per-
with the iaughable farce Of tie VIRGINIA MUMMY
piece, in two acts Of NOSE IN CALIFORNIAN Mr..
Chanfrau The whole to conclude With the laughAbs farce
Of the OMNIBUS Thursday Evening, July T. to
with the RICHEST KkOCKlNGS-Gabe Doublesmut,
M Rice To be followed by NOSE IN CHINA Life Among
the Foo-Foos After which PLEfiNG IN AT SIX P.M.
To conclude with AN ALARMING SACRIFICE.
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kMUGE m RUr.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

DOwFRY THEAT~E-THURsDAyA rTERNoON JULY
ID 4 Tie performance will eommtnee with abe srand
drama, styled br HOSTLER AND TIL a. bAkDIT-Ozsrand
~ ste,sns lks, Mr.. hcere LADY Rnms; krs Maeot
Louie, kT jordan. To be followed BY JOE IL LONDON
br srlWbeiry, M Martin; Joe, Mr. wnsps; the Climb
ug Boy. hIss Denim; sir Gilbert rhCrnelns Mr. Pope;
Jacob Butzard. Mr. Jordan; Resale. Hrs Wsloot Miss
Strawberry Mrs Dunn; Jenny, Mrs Rodgers Lucy NJ.
heec ham To conclude with the comedy Of TAKING THR
PLEDGE. AsIsBcer Pops hr Wipsns; Augustus Larkins
Mr. Jordan Rossi ella Chip Mrs. Waloot.
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CHRISJY's OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES HALL, NO. 472
~ Broadway, between Grand and Broome streets Mon
July lt and night until further The
original and Christys Ethiopian Opera Troupe
the G-st established and Oldest organized band in the world
company Of twelve peri under the di
reeon E. r. Cbrty They viii have the honor OF giving
their original and inimahe enertai ments night
until further nedce Aamison q cents Doors open at
Concert will commence At o'clock An afternoon coaeert
on Saturdays commencing at 3ooock Pm An extra af-
SERMON Concert Thursday, July 4th, at Pm.
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THE TRADEa.


'TAA s0TICE-IHE UNITED ASSOCIATION or
brckayere and Platerers Of this
houre OF L. Iiseervvscart Third avenue, %
Ninth o. 80 ne hsuse ~ cell where slater will be In readi
sss W tbs aa,e Tor the prrpose % recc wing the
Abe unsnToyed Belonging TO the above Society
ME address u the Bosses who lay
THOMAS QUINN. prsfdent.
ITO TRADE SOCIETIES. AMI All ORGANIZED DO
dice of wuikiur that the IN
st ching ard protesting trade notice hereby
siven that convention will he held a. Montgomery Hall
No * prnee gvy at o'clock Tor
purpose 81 ormng trade proccs,ion. All and whom u
es, resreeully invite 20 lend
yes 90 convene With three repents,ives
pointed by s Operative Nsson Society 70 carry the
into effect as soon as possible. - - $50.
wv Uoa.p4v Secretary.
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Or GRREsNnnn LACE nnrsr

OCEAN MOUSE, suREwSBURY. NJ j.. on TIE
" HhOes % the Atlantic, ~ for the reception
Of permanent aud trsnflent boarderr.
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MINERVA ROOMS, W6 BROADWAY, opEN EVERY
Az tSrhlng-Ne aud magnificent mammoth PAnoram, -
The overland Route TO California Gold Dssngs
etmento and San Irsncisco. painted Ninaud
Mt"o feet 81 canvass from sketches tatsn b. himself A. w.
frnpo whose lenuT.s bhso the tprybaton
and The elite 81 Philadelphia. will illustrate the
Admittanes 2cent children half price Pic
tute noves ats Exhibitions wednesday SATURDAY.
sfernoobs Liberal with schools D,ors
open At T.. n, picture moves ats
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-04
DARNUMs AMERICAN NUsEUM.-P T. BlRNUM

DARNUNs AMERICAN HUSEUM.-P T. BARNUM,
Dhsnager snd Proprietor. John Greenwood Jr Assistant
hanger. Glorious Independence! National Birthday.
Fourth Of July Tie glorious Of the natal day OF
country will be iufsrby celebrated in Barnum's Lee
aud amid the waving Of hags aud the ha. "
the cleaning Of rockets the shouts OF the
the OF The free the magnificent feast Of asd
flow Of soul this esahrbment confessedly
equAd has been spared to render the sttr.e
lions unpRrslel.d in tue world The windows, baeonies
tasttrade win afford the most superb and Satisfactory
view in the city Of the grand proos ~ -
addition 10 eStendod iron on bOAl
vay ada iona balcony room. aud greater OF WIN
doss enable the manager OF TINS ever popui lar aad
eEtabshu ent, to accommodate thousands
occasion There will be performances
evel hour almost Of the day and evening commencing
half A. NJ and continuing I'LL late at night TIE grand
di,pRy Of Fireworks in the PAX, u Military Parsdein
all the fan and tary of the daymay be from
the building without DANCER 10 addition all the other
novelties and provided for the OCCASION the
superb Lecture Room the theme Of universal eulogy
Ii 10 the in the world and will hold 5000
people With and comfort IL Is ventilated by forty diff
public building in this city, be called the very aO0
strrot in all New York IL rescued by Eve immense
frances so that there IL danger Of crowd The pefo
maIees throug. the day aud evening vii consist Of
world renowned kr Warrington. Comic songs AID Popu-
lar Dances. Among other amusing plays. that Of the
WIDOWS vICTIh, in which Mr.. toodal gives exact
atiops Of Forrest kaeready, Booth, Murdoch, &c The
and valuable novelties among which Is the Carriage Of
Queen Adelaide the late Queen DowAger Of Great Britain
pair Of Dwarf bones, Carriage and the Harness t.s
whole weighing only y IT, ksthing TO snrpsss ths
ever yet heen exhibited to the public The whole will he
thisvn orsn for inspection day and night for the grah
ton ofoitzess and strangers Administer IS children
under ~ years M cents Parquet seats in the First Bal
eony, LIS cents extra