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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-05-30

ARRIVAL or the OHio.-The steamship
Ohio, Lieu. Schenck. u. S. NJ, command
ing, arrived at her dock at about quarter
Of three o'clock Friday afternoon.
We are much indebted TO the clerk of The
steamer, Mr.. O. V Hollenbeck, 'or the fol-
lowing summary of The important in,ell.-
gence brought by The arrival.
General Lopez landed at Cardenas, abou,
nj .eiy miles from Havana, on the l7ih inst
Win ahou, 500 men aud took possession of
the town. Tie garrison consisted of one
company OF about 90 men, no made but a
slight resistance, wele driven into "a church
and alter losing three killed, surrendered.
The general landed in the steamer Gre
ole, which left New Orleans on the 7ih
ins'.
Several other vessels contain 'ng in all
some 1900 or 1900 men had left New Or
leans previous 10 the Creole, but where
They are to land is not known
The greatest excitement prevailed at lia-
vana, amounting TO panic. The city was
under martial law, and several thousand
militia had been enrolled and arms were
being delivered TO them. The resident for
eigners were called on TO enrol.
There were 1900 troops at Matanzas, and
800 despatched from Havana, at o'clock
A. NJ of the Goth, to reinforce them and
march against Lopez.
1t was reported that the force under Lo-
pez had increased To 2OOO, and that he was
already half way to Matanzas.
On the 10Th news was received that a
large force was collected on "Wom,n's Is
land" near Caloche, Yucatan. The Gen
eral Of Marines, with several vessels and
about 5000 men started Immediately for
that point.
Just before the Ohio left, the Spanish
steamer Pizarro came in with lO5 prison.
ers taken from that isl md. 1t was said
that they were mostly Germans and Irish.
The report was that they were to be sho,
that day at l2 o'clock, or al least every
tenth man shot, the remainder confined in
the dungeons of Moro Castle.
The force on the Creole with which Cen
eral Lopez effected the landing is only a
small pat of the expedition. 1t is known
,ha, some ten or twelve vessels have left
New Orleans and different parts OF the
Gulf, probably to land simultaneously at
different points.
1t was reported that Lopez had broken up
the railroad to Cardenas in several places.
The merchants and bankers in Havana
were removing their money to the fort for
safety
J he Ohio, Georgia and Falcon were
CO mpel ed TO anchor at The entrance of the |
iatbor. Captain Schenct protested through |
the American consul TO the Captain Gener-
al, and demanded safe anchorage but was
refused, and told that lie migh go to sea as
soon as he pleased.
None OF the assengers, except those |.
having passports, were permitlad TO go on
shore. No communication as allowed be-
tween he passengers, not even between the
Viliceis Ind the "wn, until permit was
obtained from the Captain General.
The Ohio was obliged to wait more than
fifteen hours for PERM, to transfer her
passengers, after she ~as ready for sea.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-05-30

HPA very severe thunderstorm PASSED
over this place, Monday morning, between
one and two o'clock ; the lightning was
vivid, and the thunder loud and startling
the rain descended in sheets, accompanied
by large hail stones. We have not heard
of any damage which was done by the
storm. 1t is almost time now to look for
warm and settled weathcr.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-05-30
tue cupy-WiIheNs.
CHRIS. T.. ROBBINS, Secry.
RESOLUTION relative to the juvenile

RESOLUTION relative to the juvenile
convicts Of this State.
Resolved, Tha, Messrs. Updike, Rdth-
bone, and Davis, of the House, and Mr.
Branch, Of the Senate, be and they are
hereby appointed committee to confer
with the Mayor. Aldermen and Common
Council Of The city Of Providence, or with
such committee as they may appoint, and
ascert'n upon what terms and conditions
the juvcni'e cpnvicis OF this State may be
adm tied into ani participate in the Juyen-
lie Reform School Of said city, now or
hereafter to be established therein an re-
port thereon 10 the General Assembly al
the next session.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-05-30

TIE Cosr or RIorING.-There as
been paid by the county Of Philadelphia
for riots, including pay Of military and
civil posse. since the year Is42 up to
Is49, inclusive, si7i,s66, 81
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-05-30

tsJ The last number of the Providence
Herald has an article Oh Lawyers, and ar
CUES that they are rather a tax upon the
people," perhaps they are, yet it is not very
long since we saw the editor of the Herald
in position where he gladly called some
Of them To his rescue
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-05-30

An exchange paper says ;-"Nearly
all suicides in this country, are by foreign
ers. Yankees rarely make way with them
selves for neary every one thinks he has
a chance Of becoming President and at
any rate, his curiosity prompts him to live
on just to see what he will come to.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-05-30

y Ncho's has just opened a!se and
full assortment of new and beautiful goods ::
among them we notice some exquisite Jew
clry and many beautiful Fancy articles. -
Call and examine then.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-05-30

GF~A subscriber TO the Burlington
Sentinel recently paid his 43d years
subscription to tha, paper. lie should
be canonized.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-05-30

A GREAT PRizE The Art Union Of
Cincinnati has purchased Powers
Greek Slave from Mr.. Robb of New
Orleans, and now offer it as one of the
prizes to be drawn by their subscribers
ofthe present season.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-05-30

OFF ror THE FRozGN SEAs.-The Amer
lean Artic Expedition, consisting of the
Adcance and the Rescue, fitted out by Mr.
Grinncll, in connection with the United
States Government, were toACd from the
Brooklyn Navy-yaId at noon YESTERDAY, and
moved slowly down The Bay ill they van
ished from the sight Cf our City through
the NaTows. MIR. GrInnel was On board
intending to accompany the vessels some
distance to sea, AID return in the plol-boat
After his return we shall probably not hear
Of the Expedition for months, unless
through some whal,r " whlch may be met in
Baflin's Bay God speed TO the daring ad-
venturcr> in ,hei: perllous errand to the tee
bound seas of the Pole IN. Y. 7riJuae.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-05-30

1t is said that ifgold leafs spread up
on the face of person who has the
small pox, he will uot be pitted in the
least. This is worth remembering, if
il be so.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-05-30

CoLERIDGE contributions to the
London Journals, during his connection
with them, have been collected by his
daughter, and published in three vol.
umes.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-05-30

o. Passed Mldshipman Bayse N. West
colt, U. 5. Navy, Of Trenton, the True
American SAYS, has been ordered TO the
Coast Survey, bis duty being The survey Of
Block Island and the adjacent district.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-05-30

GJ-The " Homeopathic" physicians in
this State have formed themselves into A
society, and will apply for a charter a, the
mex, session Of the Legislature.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-05-30

Look orr FoR BRUisrD HEAps.- The
Journal, Herald and Diadem, all ran
dgdina The Post on Saturday. Aie Won
badly hurt, gentlemen 2-Prou Post.
The substance they ran sgains, was
probably too soft to injure any one, neigh
Dor.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-05-30

Where do we stand ?--Proridencc Post.
la the regions of darkness, bordering on
the valley of despair
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-05-30

g3- Brown and Edmands were taken to
the States Prison, Saturday morning, by
Sheriff Douglas.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-05-30
as Lieulenan, Governor during The past
True copy-witness.
CHRIS. +. ROBBINS, Sec'ry.

RESOLUTION appointing a comu,,ee
10 audit the General Treasurer's Ac-
counts.
Resolved, That Mr.. Manchester, of the
Senate, and Messrs. Finch, r. G.. Hazard
AMI Porter. of the House, b. a committee
10 audit the General Ireasurer's accounts,
and report al the next session.
True copy-wilness.
CHRIS. f.. ROBBINS, Sec'ry.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-05-30
CONGRESS-.
WAsIIlsoToN, Tuesday. Ma

WAsnlsoTos, Tuesday, May 81
SEsArE.--Mr. Fillmore, the Vice Presi-
dent, presented a communication from the
Presiden, and the Secretaries Of Ipteror,
State and War departments, answering va
r!ous calls made upon them by the Senate.
MIR. Yulee then called up his resolution
in reference 10 certain acts Of the Presi len,
upon The Cuban business.
Mr.. Walker offered an amendment, inqlir-
ing why the squadron was ordered to Cuba.
Mr.. Hulee advocated his resolution and
said that there was no such expedition a.
the law contemplated. The Presidents
conduct was an usurpation of power, and
in violation OF al rights aud avs, and ten
ding to lnvO.ye the c0untry in war. He
hoped the revolutionary movement in Cuba
would succeed.
Mr. Webster is now speaking, and objects
TO the language Of the resolution and is vim
dicaIlng the proceedings.
HOUsE.-Aiter the reading of the journal,
&C., Mr.. Harris, OF Illinois, introduced an
amendment to the reciprocity bill
Mr.. Fulton reported bill reimburs;ng
the state of Name her expenses growing
out of The boundary question.
Mr.. Tuck asked the consent of the House
to introduce BIZ! TO regulate the pay Of Off
GERS of the custom Objected to.
Mr., C9lcocks bin for the establishment
OF new government warehouses at Mobile,
and Bath IN the state of Maine, was referred.
Mr.. Conrad reported a bill to contract fer
the United States mail to be sert by steam
boat between Mobile and Vera Cruz.
The subject was debated and referred
The House then went into committee of the
whole on the state OF the Union, and Hay
ward has the noor, advocating the admis-
sion Of Caltorna.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-05-30

W 'A'Hi""l" l"H' IudN, Way u,
SENATE.-Consderab coma or place
business Of tho usual nature was gone
through with, ,and pivaic bills were present.
ed Of no general importance.
Mr.. Bradbuly's resolution concerning cer-
tain removas was called up. Mr Webster
wished to discuss 'he matter. bat on motion
u vas ros'roncd until Tuesday tex,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-05
CITY TRADE REPORT.

ssruRDsr, August 3-eP.M
Cotton was more active todsy, and the sales we're
larger than they have been before during the present
week The recent decline in this State and Western
-four has brought the article within the range II both
foreign and Eastern orders TO meet which sales both
yesterday and to-day have been quite large. To-day
ira bsactons In other descriptions Of hour we're 20
moderate extent without material variation In rates.
Wheat was quiet; and no sales reported beyond a lot
Of Canadian on ktfms stated below. Corn continued
firm with sales 81 high mixed, round and hst yellow,
at iu prices. Rye was firm at previous rates. Pork
was quiet with moderate sales TO the retail trade at
previous rates. Beef quiet. Lard was steady at
old prices, but inactive. There more doing In
New Orleans aud Csba sugars aud prices we're arm.
Coffee vas quiet, but prices we're steady. holasses
ma oufef
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The Tsil0rs.

JANIS a. Drrrrrr, ESQ -
s,n;-In reporting the proceedings Of the recent
meeting of taors In Jour paper Of Sunday last your
reporter enormously states that addressed the as
ssmhy that occasion. and makes me responsible Tor
some novel peculiar, and personal remarks
A was not present at that meeting, and Whatever
may be my views In reference TO the abstract ques-
tious Involved In the present movement OF the indus
trial classes do not coincide In those expressed by
the speaker fer whom I mistaken, hope In jus
tice 10 him. we'll myself you viii make the pro-
Der correction.
would not trouble you with this note, II u were
not that In consequence of the alluded 10. am
daily receiving the credit, incurrpg the responsi
biiity Of other speeches TO which have equally no
claim aud in relation TO most of the views <sed
In which, certainly those respecting the police OF ny
ward. entertain decided opposite convictions.
Yours, respectfully, THOMAS BARR,
Assistant Alderman Of the Sixth Ward.
NV ronK, August 3. 1850.
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market yesterday with those current at the close OF
the previous week, exhibits an advance in United
States e's Of y per cent Farmers Loan, Y; Morris
Canal u New Haven Railroad, 4; and a decline In
Reading Railroad Of Is per cent; Rrie Railroad rs;
Harlem, H.
The ANNEXED table exhibits the value Of foreign
dry goods entered at this port during
the past week, entered for warehouse and withdrawn
from warehouse
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MARKETS ELsEwaERE.

STOCK SAILS.
posrcr. Aur s-Brol4r's Board-2 shs. Western Rail-
road, 1c Eastern Railroad, lcik: Boston snd Maine
Railroad loai4 boston and worcester hslrosd vs..
do Do OF Nj Mchsan Central Railroad, "a 100 Yermort
Central Ralross ", AZ ~ Norfolk County ksreaa, 57k
go Rsadipx Eailroad go. New England W0rsted
Comrany. 81 DO, ~ l.s ka.t boston COMPANY, l5's;
~ gt,.osr, Hank ~ ft5 dividends East boston or-
pary a.; sIfJ Norfolk County Railroad Bonds So:
res Vorda 81. TO-
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Asia, Captain Judkins, will leave
Boston, on Wednesday noon, for Halifax and Liver
pool. Her mails will Close in this city at half past
three o'clock tomorrow afternoon. The Weekly
Hersid, printed in French and English, will be pub
lished at ten O'Clock tomorrow morning.
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AnIUsEmEHrs ra PHILADELPHIA.

RARNUAS MUSEUM, PHILADELPHIA--P T. BAR
num- Proprietor and Mansser Henry Sanford Assist ant
MaragerFirst appearance in Philadelp of Kmberlys
celebrated operate rroupeThe Campbell Nnsres to an
pear afternoon and evening in their and amusing
entertainments Bird the dist nguished Magician
sent fresh list Of Neoromantic and yentoquial achieve
Also his ludcrous Life Moving Figures The hu
Orspg Outang remains this week s03 curiotes in the
aeous saloons. Extensive and splendid preparations
in for the grand dramatic reopening Admance
Is GEMS: Children under ~ years l2H cents.
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Our Philadelphia Correspondence.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 4, 1850
The Rrooklun Gnnrds-Camp Mceffnr &c


The Brooklyn Guards Camp Meeting, &c.
The Continental Guards, Of your sister city of
Brooklyn, are expected to arrive in this city to-
morrow afternoon. A warm welcome awaits
them They are to be the guests Of Captain Frtz's
company OF National Guards.
A camp meeting at Red Lion, Delaware, COM
mences on Thursday next. The Methodists, of
late years, have neglected these grand recruiting
grounds; but this season, something like the
earnest spirit Of the early days Of Methodism has
manifested itself Let rs watch and pray.
Edwin w. Ilutter, Esq, once the sharpest Of our
political editors Of the democratic striie is now
clergyman OF the lsutheran iaith, with church
able speaker and writer, and will work faithfully.
zesously, and effectively in the new field upon
which he has entered.
The rain-it rane,h every dsy-but somehow or
other il will not clear up cool, notwithstanding the
unanimous wish to that effect.
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Balance, July 81, 1850 ............ 81 l99972 So
The fetal amount Of California gold received at the
Mint Of the United States up to the LIST of August
3o Of which SIS $50 600 were received at the
Philadelphia Mint. The gold coinage thus far this
year. has averaged nearly two millions Of dollars per
month
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-05

MUsIc-TBE SUBSCRIBER. YOUNG MAN. WISH
lvl meet with lady gent Who play the for
the rurpese o. rrsetisns dnsttnos ne would plsy ths
vclin vioon cello contra basso, rutsr harp He
pursis, essy terms Address Apoe, Chatham squsr.
Feet Ones.
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At Jamestown Chatauque county, on the 25th uit,
the Hon Jon- II. WHrs Of New York city, TO Miss
Lrcr ", daughter Of the Hon Samuel Barrett Of The
former place.
In Washington. on the sist uIt. Tno~as a. Res,
Eco % Boston, TO hhs ELt1s, daughter Of Hon y.
Colltmer.
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CoNrARATIvE MORTALITY OF Bosroy.--The NOR
tality IN Boston, for the month Of July last, was
only "a, or hfty-three less than the same month
last year, and, as will be seen by the following
since lsi6;-
Deaths in July 1876. ga Deaths in July, 1s+o. AL
1917. 36T 1850. I'll
1SIs. 3OT
The mortality in Boston for the past six months Of
1850, Is four hundred and twelve less than for the
period in 1919. For the past week, ~ deaths
have occurred OF which twelve were Of consump-
ton, seventeen Of bowel complaints seven OF small
pox, &c. Thirty-six were under Eve years of age.
As compared with the same week last year. the
mortality Is b ess-Boston TfarcLer, August 3
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s.voses his exclusive attention % d.ea,es % ne Bye. ne
"a w,t I'm peried Paris Artificial Eyes 81 improved
strrcure Witch ne inserts 90 as resemble The nstorsl
srd dsfv the strctest scrutiny Once hours pam
Dnsiy At kis TeGtencs.
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rnAvELLERg GUIDE.

f,AnprN AND Aupoy IA rIRoAp LINE FOR rBILA-
ssiphia ~ ssvsn esssh r. nd half Is,t on sleeh
Y. ~ ~ steamboat JOHN roTTHh dsly s.neAys
eArs fH seconl slAes sAxsL a.
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NIBIo's GARDEN-sANAGERs. nEssRs. RRoUo-
N ham and ". ChiPpsneale..Grea combination
s.n and s'pSa Monday evening"
Mr. Bf ps is A1nsaab Sleek NJ csiPpsasas Mn
n Ia n T S mr. Af
sai,Y Mr. Ty,cI xrands Nile esnsy Tickets 90 Ssns.
quarter past z 10 commence at O'clock.
NIBLos-GREAI GALA NIeuT-wEDNEsDAY,A U-
mr. B Sn s apps two
Dr1and az s,, q dancers Mss Bansy and Nom.
I,T y elTpHdSIs shs whole s
let and afAvorite entertainment
CARb.. oRRIsTY,s OPERA HOUSE CLOSED FOR A
short season. patrons Of Christys ainstrels and
9 are resPeeu nf.rnod that for the
HAL they wl discontinue their PePala shor.
visit Albany ssre ss TS IN tbs s city The company will
G q iIs Is New Tor at their pn
EELLows NEW YORK ETHIOPIAN OPERATE
sSPe ss psEss Mss5' az the o%pS
a Sy tn s Vsa
FL a5 sss sFsn
every Hgs notice. Ad%ssIon 5 esnss
a asGn n'''' on wednesdays ana saturdays
WALHALLA. SO CANAL sTREET-THIs ADMIRED
the Of The os ARAB sS'f an tho
original Female sinitrels number 81 beautiful women
will appear in the Classical Statuary. The original Shaking
Quakers will have the henor of appearing Admission
cents. Doors open at 7, to commence Mt o'clock.
CAsTLE GARDEN Is NOW OPEN FOX THE REcGp.
~ ton of visters during the day, from AN. till T. IL
1t the largest and most beautiful the country
aoIdng peror opportunity for reading meditatons
undsturbed pronenades while viewing The ehippiug
and delightful scenery around and inhsng the dsoou
breeze. Admission. 1917 cents.
INTO COTTAGE, HOB9kEN-GRANB INsTRUMEN.
" tai Free Concers-Strauss celebrate Band Mon
day; "Wednesday and Friday commencing at r: ~. and
closing at l.. III. FerrlaSe reduced sents N. BIN
the weather unfayoabe the Concert viii place
next day.
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CARAcBss HEAD, u DEY sTREEr.-THE UNDER
,n,s sa,ng hen ssy yss 1905 IN 81. s.ss and
Isbrasd sees q resort r. ard sbOS, London has sr.s.
rsssTrs IN e BIS r.ns The Of re
lie generally that h has resumed his former vocation at the
ss s:, r s, VI, y us,: * . -Sr
that his dishes liquors. net 20 be surpassed in
THIS mstrorol satisfied hs. BE -ill meet yith The
vetnown veteran The Msjer" he fully expects 20
eu ,s hsTi P'osass % ma
Lobster Sauce ready TO morrow a. u N. precisely.
IN cHANcERy OF NEW JERsEY.-BETwEEN Ma
than Bclles Complainant and Joseph Harrison, Defen-
that the has sisd his b in u. above csus.
against the sbove named defendant for the forcosure and
as.s saS S. pss Pp"s ana s
directed 70 The deieIdsn be. been r.sury ssns return
abb K i term Of ISSs @ SSi ~ ;ss Is !. 20.
erewih and that he has caused his 70 be
a. N ease such pr.sss hsd ese duly sss
Chancellor that the said Joseph Harrison resides Of The
ss.,s o. New Jersey 20 VIZ IN as stats q New r.,s IA
Of Lord thousand eight and atty nmoton
Srs sseS .,. ss T o. ss &. ala n n
ss, Jo.sph h.rTisos 2. sprsa PLEAD ,psvsr o. dsS
s 81 s h 81 IN q S srd u nsssss
be made against him che Chancellor ,hal think squit.he
a9d Ard further ordered that this order shall
O. ts ru,shsd within ths sad twenty DAYS in hs Nsvars
.ud therein fer ~ weeks .usesssiysy AZ least
:.s. y JIM. ss' a :s ~ 1 S,as
Arus e,py sA~'L R. ovr-srs. en-
ITO "a n. c."-Ir YoU HAVE RECEIVED "E Ts~
a eonmenleatlen, 40 early answer u requested.
DfssoLUTIoS or COMPREHENSIVE. = THE CO.
srd Louis sehssner dens i1sssss ~ Nd Psari stree s
hereby Dissolved All outstanding masters will be arranged
WILLIAM PAST.
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EXCURSIONS.

ExevRsrQN TO THE FISHING BANKS EVERY DAY,
~ sxcspt esturdayThc steamer Budsio viii leave fhir-
tenth street o'cfcst, Canal street a. ING Grand ~
Catherine, 1Hi Pier No. n r. sM NJ returni.s eys
z. n. Khfscoticr tssd viii be board. Refrsshmsnh
he- 81 ,susi. rsre "a essts saek v.v.
EfsH1No BANKs-oN AND AFTER WEDNESDAY.
August 9TH, the Buffalo will lesve Thirseath street
North river, a7k o'clock; Cans street M grsna ,ree
East river. 81 Cathsrine street, ~; per No North
river, 2, A. NJ returning by ~. Pm
INDEPENDgNT OPPOSITION LINE TO PHILADEL-
phisThe steamers % this line are nov running regular
sstveer New York sns Phisdsphis sndins eseh wsy ~
.sre nsy On Monday, Wednesday Thursdsy sna sstuf-
$50. G. W. BRUSH. AEerx-
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,vEMrsrs OF FoRnss Day Goops

The importations during July, we're to greater
amount than for the month in any previous
year The aggregate value of OF all kinds
imported into this port for July, was s22 1913, OF
which s2l55,32o were warehoused OF the imports,
Sll 433 COL were composed Of fereign dry goods.
VALUE OF FOREIGN DRY Goops IMPORTED IN July, lsis
lSI9, 1850
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The unrsvaIled Skill, Taste, and Jadg-
ent displayed L the iniatAb at ID Nassau street.
whskers
display the beauties Of he head face. and entire
~ s Justly attracting universal attention
And MN srds fonsuls VI.
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Arvotes his attention exclusively 70 diseases o. the Bye and
Esr % clock ~ ~ Broadway. estrsnee " War
street be lad his pctulsr Trestiss the
Evs "a edition. Price ~ ssc his relf acting Eye And
n yeuntsirs Artihesi Eyes asserted.
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day the Sth inst. will commence At o'clock. pre-
eeiy There Will positively be DO splendid tams birds
the around for shooting. SPOHTSMENs HOTEL,
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-05

Hair p,s can only Ne procured at the usnufstory ws
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