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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-04-06

BENTON AND Foo1E.-Tt Is pretty we'll
ascertained that the difficulty between
Benton and Foote, originating in the dis
creditable scenes which were recently
witnessed in the Senate, will end IN smoke
General Shields; and other mutual friends
have nterte:ed to prevent message from
passing, asd their counsels will probably
prevail.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-27

IMPORTANT SALE. AT COST, oP RHBRoIDERIEs
Il laees, and Dress Goods-Gsorfe Stewart Co.. ~
roadesy, have determined 20 s the balance Of their stock
Of Emhroiderie Laces, and Dress Goods
% the advanced q the Tsey take this
early Of doing order that the ladies' Il New
York avail Themselves Of the bargains prctioss TO their
departure TO the country and the vaross watering places
their wardrobe may thus be repenshed At nearly half
the usual Our stock the public u this city well
aware, IL entirely and comprises all that Ia aove and
segsnresl Naenciennss and other thread aees real Na
lencennes Collars and Chemiste thread lace Capes and
baek Wells real thread and imitation Head Dresses black
mming laces, all widths breakfast Caps enbroideref
Csrs and Cuf plain and mlrcidered casric Handker
She lace and embroidered Sleeves and PUTS prn ted Nus
ms baraFes and DE LANES embroidered aud plain Swiss
nusns fouars silks and variety 81 other dress goods,
tsehsr Win large sssorment o. plain aud embroidered
'fske chsNis ana hnntillas. NR-Hem-ber the Store
on the corner Of Broadway and white street.
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T,HE nEsT BRrAKrAsT Assn nININn sAInnN Iu
WATERING PLACE.

CHEsTER OR YELLOW SPRINGS CHESTER couS-
-, W nnsyl.sns-1his extensive establishment having
zen htted M a. place Of FOR the
leah viii be opened Tor the reception o. vis.
~ the trst of June Those whose object q racressn
heah viii ind abe Springs mott delightful piacf q
!ouIn "etsry facility has been provided which mnis-
yer q aud promote comfort.
Particular has been tsten male the
ofe ~ AL u necessary Ter the treatment o. invads
~ TIE Hydropae practice and in ths respect the Springs
cannot We tufpased medical gsntlcman high stand
ina, lss been enfAged 80 attend.
Application may Be made 70 Mr. A. r. ol.ss % .he Wash
irftos Houfe, Philadelphia who has Kindly
give al needed information ~ letter directed
~ Nee the sole popretess aud manager Chester Springs
chester county, pennsylvanis
lie grounds about the establishment have been laid ont
snd With much and nothing m
done 60 make the Springs popular aud ashonaie resort
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-27
SALES By AUCTION.

PTsLG DcSks MD sIPs1Tn p j. P S hst OF
Sips on faay aes hand
ing complied with tine Of sale the said Districts win
Sq city s s
ditsss TS% he first day q June s t. MaI Isl
s n.g Of g. .hs .s
Fi:s % Pier S:; 81 $s, Fiss 81:
vest half e fs5 No and Bqiths.d between No: and
ferry No s. .iSs q Market alp, half
Of Pike i mel a1f s sid. of Pix.
slip No 40 Pier side Of Pile slP No Bulkhead Ie
ss,H Pier s t1S X psa p Bssss.
tween Pier. IS and a. half Of Pier foot Of Jsner
pIsTs,er No io-The like including north half of Pier
street. and BuiSs.d between north half q south
foot q and along RvnsOn street stanton street eseud
q BulIhe.d the north side and % Of Bukhssd
TInxs sAIrTe e.so.s pay a. the rate Of 10 per
. n OF % ss # all Ss n.
s' at tra 7ss: !. the
the oSnsDissy Of Se Common csane and the lessee. sro
be bound BY those laws they be altered from time
Wharfage Z, be charged for Hell Gate Sound pile.
United foreign nations United States
or 20 r b ss
All the wharvss and piers used for ferry purposes
Catherine slip Is reserved for market boats exclusively
new DS sSG ssa old
aud MI in behind the and cleanse such Wnarves Piers
aud Slips they think proper, without claim
Of claim for damages deduction Of rent whatever
the part Of the lessees.
No deduction whatever will be allowed for damage by
Of sickness epidemic that prevail in the city
during the continuance of the leases
The leases will contain the usual covenants and
also clause allowing the Corporation 20 take Of dis
tre portion Of the Piers Wharyes within the
Corporation allowing the lessee of the district
uss and equitable deduction for the Part that may be
token.
The ees will required to give bond with satisfse-
tory sureties.
The leases end bonds be the expense OF the esses
per 81 the years bid for each district, and
the Of the leases and sale to be paid 70 the collector
the and place 81 sae and the
namos % two surcties furnished ct the same time.
The ten cent whom paid, win be credited the trst
forfeited " the lessee docs not give salts
factory surety and execute the leases and bonds within forty
eight hours u being required by the Comptroller TO do
No person will be as lessee recurty who 10 de-
lnquent n any former lease from the Corporation.
JOSEPH r. TAYLOR, Comptroller.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
REwARD.

cog REwARD.-LosT. on AUTHORIZATIONS
~ Nay 2sth between No N Am street the Bow.
CIV Theatre nesh coored esfskn wallet, o. ~ iuchcs
the fcllevins tsn ,se bin on the Troy city Danki $40
t pslston Spa Rank $40 hill rnrmers Bank, Troy $40
bin Wssrfcrs Bark. The halsnce Troy, Rntsaa, and
D~as.re banks In said wallet card o. the owners
georre ~ Iyte Troy. The above reward will Ne paid for
The rcvery Of the same applying Mr. Libby, ffopre-
sor ef,he evejcy Hotel, New fork.
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rONsULATE or rEw CRANADA.-ALJ PERSONS
~ going 20 The porte 81 New Cranfda provide them
selves With the necessary passport from TITS copsse
ecrfnr - Law The passport granted By the Unitsd States
authorities nust he eer6ss hs consns,e order that
Asrasa GEo. DoslNeutz, Consul ~ New orsnsas,
~ Cventiss sip.
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CLOTHING.


WILLIAMS ~ NASSAU STREET NgAs ruf-
IA. ton, invites stentiea 20 his surersr s'ccs ~
tcusts foods for gentsmens ready mnss,
order, hesrer s,d tsttsr than h~ass trade
Please safl ard test the truth Of this nstise.
CAsT-OFr CLOTHING tsD FURNITURE WANTED,
~ Ladies or esntlemen having sny castor elethinr Or
furuiufe a. dtpcss o. obtain fsr price for sh
~ sesdns Tor the suscrber OF ~ his residence
p.B. Lsdi. attended BY Mrs. Cohen.
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FLonICULTURE.

GRAND FLORAL ExHIBIToN.-THR sUBsCRIBgs
" tsg Va announce that be bar magnificent and unrvai-
ed display of Tulpf, 10 full bloom mort
ed frsm fnssnd comprising thousand Of the choices,
ard fcarcset varieties. not he surpassed
otlsr country. To be seen only IN the collection of
NAkELING, unien ay.hue Noods,oet. Southern West
trains - hotthaven every hour.
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WATER CURE ESTABLISHMENT,
~ ,.,.,.,>x At MOB rttssrroS, ssss. -


- r ,,,x.x.. ~ NoR tn srro~.
DNS NDt RESPECTFULLY INFORMS HIS FRIENDS
sc ne rnte, that he has become ofthelat- Dr.
Wser Cure fstshthr.pt At Bensenyis two and
hAi nue. iron the Northampton Railroad Depot.
nc IRON NtN YORK, about eve rop Boston, and fve
cr henf, situated IN Of the pleasant valleys
q New England tprrourdes vi.h weed srowa hills AID
.heeay vs sna seundan,iy supplied vi,h the purss,,
the ccitett granite water Tie AIR pure an healthy,
srn - md snd Agreeable. The rev sad raoious
tuatts oue All te necessary for water
Jurrrres soch large rIunss fsts douthss sod slrv
oaphf looms Tor About soy patients separate for either
- eyhsf M Ne The oocctcr ttirs the earliest.
slnf 1seie cf rriessntr ~ Gresnhers ane having
tTerenee ~ more than tren Il hs VI. wrsgs
en- water tsirx 10 the hard. ~ every Turnpesn
here's resrcrd any reasonable eSrtetaons
In the vhser eyre fyFtew made the part ~ those
suh.rer, vhe rey eonfds themselves 70 h The establish
the atovs address
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nooTs AND SHOES.

Ease IN WAKING. AND COMFORT TO THE FEET
IL The Pannus Corium Leather Cloth Boots and Shoes
generally used In England and France 10 ntroip
20 the American public The advantages II this material
Their pahty and extreme 20 the feet They
draw set hard orast They resemble the hres leather
tnd bear brilliant rolsh-ars particularly adapted for
climates one trial will prove their superiority
leather. GkO HALL. 25 Broadway.
TUE REPUTATION or THE CHAP BOOT AND sHoE
DEPOT, No Ann street bounded the North by the
Arctic Ocean, South BY the Aiantic Eat By the of
lundy sud West BY the Rocky Mountains The whole popu-
stion. tbarrs the Indians within those mits nit tbs,
JONES " Without competitor In his line
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I.EECrfEs,

- - :. =.
LENANDREs PATENT ARTIrICTsLIFEcuEsA ARE
safer mreh cheaper ssd cause les. rea 20 the patient
hsn the repuisive leeeh They are unslterskie will
set forever properly used ter sale ., ali the principal
lane. IaMprRr Arr 1Snsr
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FINE Arts.

NATIoNAJ ACADEMY or DEsroV.-THs TWENTY.
STR Annna Eshit, 70 nov ol.n a. th. new gssry,
~ Bfesdvay, otyp-te BOND street, unf 10 ~
Adrittsnee ecrseesscr tietets 80 enss-csssosues
i2< ctnts.
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HAll.ltOAD.

ChDFN AND ANRoy RAILROAD LINE roo
fhlsderA,a a. Ioelock, A NJ and half pas, o'ce.s
= ~ steantos' JOAN POTTER daily sunday W sseent-
seseEd oaxs ears A N-'N' ~as' 's@Ss osrss bN
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ron SALE AND TO LET.


BUSINESS STAND FOR sALE-vRRY VALUABLE
- properly the Hudson Rivcr-sore stock Of goods
snd good vii 81 the es!sbshmens abusinss estsbshsd for
several principally for cash, and in full
tom but the compelled South sceount
o. health IL rare chance for Investment Tor par
ticulsrs spriy 20 =
CoUkTLAND PALMER. III Broadway, second asor.
UNFINISHED UoUsE.--wANTLD FOR FEW
nsnthG spacious house vsil furnished in pieasaat
location To family leaving fer the summer this
present., desirable srrsngsssnt Apply at the Ose
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4 EEcuEsi LFpcHLsi-saso LARGE swsptsu
- bettAes, just arrived, for sale At low prices
j. T. CLEU,, John street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-27

N ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE J0URNEYAEN
n Coopers OF New York, Williamsburg and Brooklyn wl
held Henry House Tuesday evening, May
18th, IN o'clock r. H. Punetual Attendance, earnestly
requested. J. A HEATH Shair"sn'
WIN Be CESS, Secretary.
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A MASS MEETING OF r
IA layers and Plssterers wi
18th inst. ut 8 o'clock, at Nee
between Mott and Elizabeth s
Let every one be on hand. as
portanee to lie brought forwar'
Of the Chairman.
JACOB CLARK. Secretary.
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wAsu HING.


a DISCERNING PUBLIC NAY SEE GRATIS At MY
cnee ltst Of the and .ddress II persons
vhom reference may " made snd who all srtatng from
~ using my plan ret through the washing q her family
however lsrTe In hour. Of less
cents without pioying help mschns usar cam
rhine turrense ammonia material that will fn-
lure the clohe the using ~ rubbing reqafr-
ed. the clothes made % better color and
longer clean than those vsshed the plan In
addition t. the Testimonials from General Taylor numerous
cl,rEymst and citizens also the lsundess Queen Vets
ra refer 70 the Eitofs ~ the following parefs Christian
Ih.i senssr New York DAILY Ledger Nsw tork pa.hand-
sr Nctsak Cafete Rahyay Register raiffax news Long
TaTh knderhoot sentinel Paterson Gusrdisn Sorther,
News, PlAnteld Inion Huntington Democra ianraster
Union, CDcinnsu 1lmes germsntown Banaor Ad
Nerser Frederick City kxsmner rishki stsnderl Nsa
ara Ifts Rhineteck Gazette P-eksh Republican Mar,
Bcacon, DAILY stan srd, Republican Advscae rssrs ME-
rvr Home Journal Nsptists Memorial Fre aountanr.r
sullivan comfy Nhig Port Tobacco Times IN. Isiy "a
fnnA. hcpuhlnn. Nineyari Gazette sco,c Gase,ts NO
tlers sassfine Boton saturday Rambler ne rxeesor
rev iers 'iy, Burlington Gsfette NY STA. nert nust be
ttue r could not give such referencts Nv rise h In
~ " pages and - simple child cia understand
- Sent " nall In sealed on rrce,t ~ rhe rrr~
81 w particular 10 cali send only 10 III TWEIvrrREF
N ~ NO ~ Nassau street, New York where
aud specimens may Ne SEEN.
~ hsnlNG MADE EAsY."-TuoUsANDs HAVE
~ purchased this valuable discovery and expressed
ther nnequvscs satsfaetier. has enables them
oia We turmoil a. vel. as bard rubtinx ssd s Process
'sshirF say without cfcrsits material -ent 70
ssosne hesvet ~ Ann street. secotd foor Postpaid -i
ensers one BY the frs, rail.
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AMUhEm ENTh.


p TsSF
D3 AsS ns... NJ a.lDs NJ. p pnhs s,s
A,ss vss1 g 5isd
s r s. h. YdSR rSF Srs
Psrquet Soc Family and third circles 2Sc Gallery i2Sss
NIBLo's-MoNDAY EVENING, MAY 49, THE PER
ROMANCE AND REALiTY.As Manly Mr. chi p
GsIsdS h:ssf Pom r baa
Sn a a 's nsrs5:
Cd and 4th acts intermson Of half hour when the
sh c ,. p s ss.
Iriyats Boxes S. Doors open at hapass7 to
She M M & sIA so Mr.
face Mr. JShnstgn; Mr. resSldSSn Mr.. Rs.:s cas;an
sssd ny tSfss' srs 1
o ss Il ps Mr. t'S a Ssss
and Parquet 50c.; Family Circle Second Tier, Csc.
RURToN's CHAMBERS sTREET-soNETHING MORE
fhsn e4nmon attraction for the treasursrs benefit
BsT9s, informs ths q sstasi.S
+ as sa. Of q
ry ON; HAIRY spgssssns'
Mis-. Chapman = Mrs subtle h'f ss
And for the first time by Morton called THREE
CltkOOS, in which Mr. Jordon, Mr. johnson, Mrs Russell
ard Mlss chapman will appear Box Book now open.
OLYMPlC.-PlERCEs MINSTRELs-THE ORIGINAL
~ Pompey late Of Christys Ainstrcs "a Broadway, DO.
tween Howard and Grand sts-Every evening daring the
introduced by T. H. Pierce In his style Of Ethiopian perfer
manees and which have been each night with the
most decided marks Of appreciation by crowded audiences
has stamped then being the me plus ultra" Of rsgrt
sntertsinepts Afternoon performances
sSSsa @ sf5Sss
COMPLIMENT TO MR.. FLEMING-BROOKLYN MAY
~ ~, leoO-Mr. W. NJ. Fleming-Dear Sr;-The under
signed many Of whom had the highly intellectual grat6ea-
tion Of hearing reading Of Hamlet short time
in this city and others who DESTROYS opportunity
to enjoy like pleasure request iii consistent with your
other engagements that the reading Of that play should
repeated and they would respectfully the Brooklyn
Institute as the place of reading Monday evening the
9th instant. Yours, very respectfully,
John Greenwood, H. A. Lees
Abram Crist, E. Il. Spooner,
A. j. spooner, John G, Smith
g. Arnold, benjamin. Marshall,
J. stryker, Josiah Reeve,
~. +. " airing, Henry l. Hagner
George L. Thatcher, Francis A. Paddock,
Jas r. Underhl, J. Blakeney Aud,
j. N. Van Cott Elias r. Stoddard,
s. ID. Lewis, Jos V. Tibbstts,
=. Il. Stillwen, L. Skinner,
Edwin X. Colston, ST. Whiting.
1874 NINTH STREET, New YORK.
To Hon JOHN GREENWOOD, and others-
Centfmen-l have received with much pleasure, your
highly complimentary letter, in which you request
petition of reading Of the play Of Hamlet This ad
ditonal evidence from many citizens of Brooklyn,
that efforts have met their approval gives the
sasfaction and shall be happy comply with your
request. With feelings Of respect, remain,
Gentlemen your 'S ". n f'i FLEMING.
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DANK COFFEE HOUSE-FOR SALE AT AUCTION, ny
ID Bieeotsr Co., Thursday morning 3Dth May. at
the Merchants Exchange Wall street. ~ No. the
year. lease good will, fixtures and utensils complete %
the above well known eftah Lment which has been the
hands Of the proprietor fN James ree for the
last ~ yeAr-hAvng fad u four private for the
Within a.. weeks neither Of which
he lnowcdge % It's value he has determined 20 offer u
public aucs and IL will be positively sod 20 the highest
bidder pon cAs; his present state of hsah rendering n
necessary that he should be relieved from AL further anxiety
rcsrcctns it. For any particulars with view 70 prev
on'y purchasr at private SALE Application must be made
the Auctioncers.
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SPORTING.


CEETREvILLE COURSE, l.. L-TROTTING-AP PURSE
~ OF SO will be given, mile heats best in TO 30
Free for horses that purse over $50
To May 3Oth Entries close Tuesday May 18th,
by o'clock r. NJ. Three to make teld and two
to start to make race at Greene l. Madden's.
JOEL C0NKLlN, Proprietor.
Union COURSE, L. I-TROTTING-MoNDAY, MAY
~ Il at three o'clock r. NJ. and stake 500 two mile
heats to $50 Id. T. johnson Messenger
q. spicer names br. g. Arab. SPICER McMANN,
Propretors.
DIGEoN SHOOTING AT WILLIAMSBURG ON NON
day, May 2Ith inst,Matehes, Sweepstakes, &c-There
will positively be four hundred birds the and
should the weather favorable shooting win
at 10 o'clock NJ precisely otherwise the next fair day
at the time and place. L. COLMAN $50 Grand st.
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yHIPPIN0.

CALIFORNIA MAIL-PosT OFFICE, NEW YORK,
" May 18th. s0The regular mail for California win be
made this Office, Tuesday the 18th nsttnt 20 DO
Ohio and will close a. O'clock
m. WM v. BRADY. Postmaster.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-27

day at 10 o'clock 81 No. 81 Cherry street. the furniture
ke Of boarding house. consisting OF sefas tables, chairs
looking glasses carpets washtands vardroee book eases
bedstsads mattrasss feather beds and bedding stoves
Kitchen furniture eroekery &c. with which the sale will
commence.
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rI'o LET-THE UPPER PART or TWO STORY
house, unfurnshed, 20 Eenteman and LADY, With full
hoard for the lady n desired Location between Psce and
Thth streets Brcadvay on tho west side Address
Mrs. n. NJ, Broadway Fost once.
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TINTED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.-A
" meeting the Stockholders Of the United States Nah
Steamship Company will be held at the Merchants Exchange
Bank in the city Of New York. Saturday. June 100,
M for the purpose Of eeeng I'VE Directors Of the
said comrany and to transact such other business ~ may
GEORGE LAW,
JAMES VAN N0STRAND,)
New York, May 20, 1850.
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SPE@IAL NOTICES.


the principal Editors of the Spanish Journal La
Cronica Of the offensive the
publication as announced yesterday The Cronica will
steadily and invariably continue it's hereafter
ExECUToRs NorIcE.-EsTATE OF CAPTAIN WILL
II liam Lang late Of United States Marine Corps.-Al
persons indebted to TIE above estate requested make
immediate payment and those having claims against said
estate are requested to max. without delay to
May, 1850. 461s Walnut street, Philadelphia.
MIsSING-A YOUNG MAN, A GERMAN, SPEAKING
NA English imperectly, left his residence in Remsen
since been heard Of He nineteen years Of
Eve feet five inches in height dark brown hair short low
dressed in striped wooen trousers rather light
fancy checked hlneish Office coat hat and white
gardng the above will be thankfully received ami literally
rewarded by his INK brother at No ke@'SS street.
A CARD-THE MEMBERS OF PROTECTOR FIRE EN-
Dr. Geo H. Traphagan, No. $50 Pearl street for his
fessiona and also TO Mrs Trapagan public bene
exempt of this company who injured by the
falling OF the wall the fire at No. Front street. Fri
members the Fire Department who rendered such efficient
aid to the above members. ,ouN popp.s po,.m.n
CHAs J. ADvMs, Sec.
r sDIES FAIR THIS EVENING. AND DURING The
IL week. day and evening, at the Croton Hail. No. Bowery
fine band Of music, and attraction that be
thought Of open, free all respectable persons till o'clock
at night.
CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH NO. 72s BROADWAY
above Church, Monday evening May ~ Principal yo
Luce Miss Jenkias Miss NJ Leach Mr. G. Watson, Mr. W.
n Dsmsrest Mr.. Greatorex Mr. s w Leach orsaniss:-
Tickets Fifty Cents each be had of Messrs Francis
Co.. Messrs VIM. Hall Son, Messrs Scharfenbers Luis,
o'clock.
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He JOURNEYMEN BRICK
1 take place on Tuesday. the
hanics' Hall, ls0 Hester street,
.reets, to organize the Society.
there Is business Of great i'm
n pom this occasion. BY order
CORNELIUS hcCL0SKEY.
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TUE TWO LARGE AND CONVENIENT NEW STORES
Just ccmpsted on Fourth between Twenty
,enh and Tyen Eshth streets viii be let Fer dry goods
hardware, plumbing establishments. stspe sooi.
these stores will be found very desirable Ao rsrt ooV.
3s Fourth Apply ~ 3g Fourth Avenue one door
above Twenty -Fourth street
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GUNPowDER. FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUcTIoN.-56i
~ bbls. Cannon Powder. flOJ lbs esch) condemned and
ordered 70 be soe viii be DISPOSED q at public suction =,
powder In suh.tantal bb and in good order for
trsnfportstton. CANNED COLLIER, Auctioneers,
Hampton. Va.
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pARNyMs CHINESE MUSEUM, 500 BROADWAY. BE-

RARNyES CHINESE MUsEUk, $50 BROADWAY BE-
ID tween Spring and Prince streetsP. T. Barnum Pro-
pretor and Manager for short time longer
commencing Monday, Aiay 9th, Of the Chinese Lady
suite who purpose visiting the principal cities Union
previous their departure Europe In addition
Chinese Family six in number including the lady with
~ inches long Chinese collection consisting
Chinese euresites. Vocal anc entai NIL
during the day and evening. Open from A. NJ till
n. Admission. cents children under TO- half price, Lii
beral made with public and schools
visiting the Museum in body.
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GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT-A
lady Of this city will give Grand Vocal and Instrument
tai Concert at the Coliseum, $50 Broadway, this (Mon
day. evening May q The following artises have kindly
volunteered their services Madame Otto Mr. Jones'
mery singer at the Park Thsare Mr. Meyers the vo
nist Mr.. OConnor pianist and Mr. David d. Griswold
long and avoraBy known the New York
Doors open att Concert to commence at o'clock.
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DANCING.

nANCING ACADEMY, 40 GRAND STREET, THREE
~ doors from Broadwsy.-hr. sARACCO the only pro-
Of the Dances known in America has the honor
10 inform the vsters Of Saratoga Newport Sc of the
society," who usually honor hm) that his saloons
are open every Jay and those ladies and gentlemen who
should like him with their be assured
10 lears (by his unique method few lessons all the
and fashionable dances.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-27

NEW YORK TATrKRSALLS.-TIE MKT REGULAR
~ auction ssss will take place Monday Nth,
ina u o'clock Nth Carriages and Harness. Horses will
he sold About o'clock Gentlemen wishing buy sell
will end this favorable opportunity. T.. SNo dcalss
hsrses sold 81 thi. establishment.
GEO. W. MILLER, Proprietor. u6 Broadway.
HORSE FOR SALE-A DARK CHEsNUr LADY's
Horse gentle in the saddle perfectly safe IN hs
mens and found in his Constitution has carried lady for
Ne last two years Can be Livery
adjoining the Snien rlsse Hotel Sixteenth street.
Two HORSE oWNERS.-NoT BEING DISPOSED TO
nfnce matters. nov say TO you, and Am willing TO
have II looked upon a. the aud Sustained Of have
20 say 20 ygu just now. There's hand-open shut
take choice II have sick unconditional horse
try the Equaran Condition Pow dcrs and n
rived they will cost nothing w. N. WYATT Proprie-
" Chryste corner o. Bayard Price ~ ecnt
package Of one dozen powders-oLs dozen packages S.