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OCEAN HOUSE, SHREWSBURY N. j, ON THE
~ shores Of the AtlanteThe house has been newly fur
nshed and open for the reception Of and
transient boarders and all others who delight
bathing, fishing. fowlng and sailing, W. MATTHEWS.
MANSION HOUSE, CAPE ISLAND, N. y.-rHIS FASH
N1 onabe and popular Hotel having been elegantly
htted and enlarged, IL now open 10 the public.
HOOPER LUDLAx.
Cape Nay, July II.
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NoTICp-THp corARTrpRsnu or CoRwuR
IN Brosher Co, 81 rsNs.s, wss siss.lvsd the
day efA prit last, II. s.s...s .o.ss. r.ps,s ga
der The trw, BY A. n Cervins, ~ Corwfne .ad "
Turner Thsscls agent 81 ths hs.se rorh rTEH
ER wHsrRAy Frost street, whs si..s 10 s.sssrisss
AMOS n cCpwrrp
David n. eoRWINR
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TEr HAGUE STREET CArAsrRorHE.-The report OF the
Special Committee appointed by the Common Coun-
ell relative to the Hague street calamity, is nov
printed and has been presented to the Common Coun
ell by Alderman GrnAn. 1t takes up lio pages IL
gives an account Of the disaster, tbs names OF the
killed and wounded and accoun' Of the funeral OF
TIE unrecognsed, the proceedings OF the Common
Council ana the committee in reference to the whole
affair, including an account Of the subscriptions
raised the monies paid and to whom they we're paid
al of which might be foundong since in the columns
Of the Herald. II is now an old story
IueRArror ron wErx.-The emigration for the
last week has been unusually large. There were 10
arrivals Of exnigrsnt ships yesterday The following
ulsf he To he 18th inclusve =:
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PARTNERspsIPs.

CoPARTNERsHIPN NOTICE rsUBscRrBERHAv-
Oint this DAY taken Mr. o. HERIOr, into
business will hereafter be eonduetsd under She n ~ L.
Charleston, SIC, JAY I, 1850
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Theatrical and MuaicaI.

BowIuY THEArRE-An entertainment Of great nov
evening The interchangeable manager having engaged
the celebrated Acrobat Family, namely, Thos Mum
q. y. Gloney, W. and 8. Walker, and W. II Steward
they will appear to night in their wonderful
classical Groupings Tourbillons Tours de Force and
In the mighty deeds Of Atlas. The entertainments
FOL which will be followed by the Gymnastic Group
ings of the Acrobat Family, and the ADJUSTMENTS will
close With the Of hoe IN Ihsr. an
crowded to- morrow evening
NIsLois aARpEN.-The beautiful fairy sxtrsvaga nsa,
called Fortuno, or the Seven Cited Servants will
be produced at this cool and beautiful theatre to-
evening 1t has been In rehearsal for some time
and II We may judge from the spendor with which Mr..
take for granted that the scenery dresses and deco
ratons will be Of the most costly and gorgeous dsscrp
viii appear in it-Messrs ChipS Niekinson, SET
ton, and Mrs. Vernon Miss Mary Taylor, Ad'lls Ce-
l.s.s and Csrns with m.ny oths. eminent .rtists
Lion,n ME- and Mrs Broughsm taking the principal
characters.
NATIONAL rHrArsr.-rhe new local drama entitled
for weeks, will be produced tomorrow evening,
with very strong and talented cast Of eharacters
Mr. H. Perry will sustain the character OF Frederick
Jerome and Miss Msstaysr that Of Alice Hawthorne.
All the other characters will be sustained by ex-
.s n: o %n n. .fD.
which viii be followed by several dances by Mrs NAL
yins and all win close with the comedstts Of" Cousin
Joe" This Is . very attractive bill.
CHsIsTr's 0rrnA HoUsE.-Although the evenings are
very warm. yet Il seems to have effect the At
tendance ct Mechanics Hail. the room is crowded
every evening. The singing, instrumental perform
anses and, above ALL the laughter provoking italian
opera, are all excellent In their way.
OLrnrrc-Pieroe's Minstrels announce for to-mor-
evening bill Of great attraction Singing instru
mental performances and dancing are the particular
features of the evening.
AnEn,cAE MusEuN.-The drama Of the Drunkard,"
which has been performed for some weeks at this Is
tsblishm emit has drawn crowded houses. We are not
surprised ct this, the acting Of the truly accom-
plshed and excellent actress Mics Alexina Fisher and
Abe no Less able efforts of the great favorite, W.
Clarke represent the various Of the drunk
ard's life such must always command respeets-
he houses 1t will be repeated again to- morrow eve
ming.
OHsrLr GARpsr.-A grand concert will take place
this evening at Castle Garden under the able super
intendence Of Mr. George Lodsr Ne doubt the Garden
viii be crowded.
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Our Washington Correspondence.

wssHrseros, July 10, 1850.
The serais-Tze O-nf5us- TIE Presideni and As Css-
ref-7He D,eseuifies all round
We ssid nothing yesterday Of the speech u Mr. Ben
ton on the boundary ofNew Mexico, because We fslt
satisfied should have ample opportunity 10 touch
upon is salient angles to day In the matter OF the
money to be paid TO Texas the insinu.tons Of old
Bullion q little too broad 70 pass unanswered ~
Mr.. Clay, and Tire madaof Cordovss map Of rcxss
compelled MT Rwk to put In his defence Of the TEXAS
title.
when the Omnibus Therefore, Was ordered out 10
day and the driver had lnted the box cracked his
whip, and started the team Me Rusk v,ndeats
tn. title Of Texas 20 the territory Of New Mexico lying
east Of the Rio Grsnds all the way up But the srxu-
ments both sides OF this perplsxing question
hsckneyed ana thrsadbare. that ~ l. superauous to
say more tta that Husk made out very plausible
In support Of the title OF Texas to this territory,
which the never purchased never conquered, never
settl,d, and has never occupied 70 THIS Day Ne.
MEXICO has been separate country for two hundred
years. and yet Mr. Rock made out god case In sup
port q the title Of Te1s and only regret that he
.as sot enabled tosnshtsn us upon the position OF
But this vas mers assh IN the pan to .Aas which
followed, and Gas iound 20 follow the part Of Mr.
MI Clay rose and n vas NANTES, NJ one. that his
spirit vas up. lie indignantly defended toe Cowm't-
tee o. Thirteen from ths sspersons Of the Senator
nom Missouri uttered IN bis speech yesterday 10 the
Ell 81 that the b vas suctiOoeerbs its wsy through
the senate on bids q money, IN the mnty 10 oe
paid & ceras Mr. Clay desired to know what me
Der Of Lne serste-vhat member Of the House, could
b. desg rated ible any such suctpneeringf
lie next passed to the question 81 the Southern boun-
Diary of New Mexico, showing frsm the bet suthoh-
ties that the Southern line OF New Mexico crossed the
Rio Grande at ~ Psso running east aod leaving the
slip Of territory extending down the river three nun
bred miles 90 the mouth Of the Puercos AZ oe'onginsto
Teras though claimed by MT. Benton 70 be part OF
New MeAico. The only dinculty with Mr. Clay IN this
matter appeared ~ b. the pronunciation OF Vhihua-
hua He several times had u Chee-yoo rsv.
eevsrai senaiors--Che-vas war
Mr. ay-Che.wsw.yoo. (iaughterD
Senators. Che. vaw savl
MI CLAY (deliberaisly )-Chevsw-vawl Yss str,
where u interseets the iine of Che-vav-ssv.
Mr. R.nton rosr TO reply lie appearedto BE- highly
srcfted aud got fti more In arnest az ne vent sOns
Nc Tor the correctness Of his dedotion Of
the New Mexican boundary that IL had not bseu
touched that tLs line ron VI sect and ac
s.t Mr.. Clay bad supposed and that vhssever
territory lsy along the the eastern side De
tween Ps~s an. the Puercos, embracing trissgse
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WASHING.

WAsHIro MADE EASY. OR HOW TO WASH CLorHrh
w vihout asorThs beet systsm ~ this World equir-
naehtnes poundsrs rubbsrs asss other
nelss lnssrsstions rsis articles ehesp ans ssn
hh ssrvhss 10 sent " nall 81 single neuses1s
~ss.rt svery .snh Price o~ly 81 per sopy Call or ssnt
fr>sors aocrb New York.
NJ tssd tosp Factory 10 let. WY 10 thsf Beesuse 80
usnr rore are rising rvslv.trees plan, hs, hs sap
msttrs are All breaking No wonder people use
tres plan, because ~ one Do large family
wesh hefcre breakfast for less thsr sr snts sad without
phlst FOR o. be had .. ~ fv.ivs,rs. No 20 Hss.su
street n ", application personally by letter, post
paid, fev,yo nauiss mes, have sais, vsehins Deg.
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General Tay ior.-rhe last and best Por-
a, Of General Taylor engraved appeared in shs ar,.
Gallery q uttrious Amercass II 10 scld by all
aud also by BRADY 200 broadway, where the
original Daguerreotype is TO be seen.
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FOR SALE AND TO LET.


HOMESTEAD VILLAGE IN THE TWELFTH WARD,
n city Of New York, Eighth avenue One Hundred aud
nfth sreetsThe subscriber having
sod all his lots the side Of the numbering
from to one hundred and twentysns and having
peatsd calls for has induced him have
laid out building lots Of Is BY 100 feet the tract Of
land the east eide OF the making In all three hun
drea and seventy seven lots They situated hsss
avenue the city All within view Of the High Bridge
the principal buyers have been mechanics who
person wishing % buy cheap ho~ss,sad and have 10
In value On January 1st, homestead
the amount Of $500 The subscnbsrs opening the
TERns-sevsnty-hve per cent remain on bond and
for ave thirty dollars the time Of sub
.erbins and the balance When the psrtis. take their
dssds, mape plan ke Apply at the Window Shade Ware
house, IT'S and III william street. - - -
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city Intelligence.

TINS WEArrxR.-Yesterdayt the weather was delight
fully fine The thermometer just at the point Of
enjoy MT and deghtful breeze blew fresh from the
west all the day Nature looked charming after get
tDg her FACE washed The air was balmy elastic aud
tnSigoratng; even the Croton water seemed 70 feel
the sslutary influence Of the storm for IL cooled
the THERMOMETERS, yesterday, at four periods Of the
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A LIIANDkEs LRLcHEs.-PRINcIPAL DEPOT AT
"A VICTOR BISHOPS NO n MAIDEN Lane New York.

vUILIIANsBURG. JULY 70. ls50-To THE EDITOR
w Of the Berad-Sr .-Ar error Of some mssnitnd. sp-
In the which recently sent 20 each % the
Governors ,he States order ths ~ mshtbs
communicated 10 the entire prees o. the United STATES
titled pertant Discovery 90 Mr. L. Desehsnp by means
Of which every enc can be his own phytoan and drnss
tanning recipes and for elias of dis
On pare fourth iinepurng the use Of this
Syrup, for ten days nrwsd instead ~ ten, read two
''"' l. DEscHAwPs.
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~ v. ii. clipPsnasIs aendsy s.sai%s DULY "a the
Gifted Mr. srSGs
1 sssgsnSsls s1!s::;. vssi..s ysfpsn 'I as:
Mr. Phillips Ginger MT Con jshs Long Mr. Baker Mss
s. Doors open TO
CASTLE GARDEN-sEcoND WEEK OF rns CHE
Of nssrPa aiin GEse ssa
B. performed DOnetts favots opera Of LuckEzIA BoR-
sa, senors Angela BOsiOi Gsnnaro ssner Ssvi orsno
SrSns Sgga sn's sSnSr
Meheis 80 To msncs At o'clock om
eso: every
TO receive passengers at the end OF the
and
~ and every night until further notice the continued
performers stamped them being the plus ultra Of
FL s'9 S
have the honor q giving their original inmtae
peofs Spsn to An
Concert on Wednesdays and Saturdays commencing
..s:ssI and PI1pIsSr John o1sswS s%.55 az As
sssnins At X ososl s:$nsssns ESas.y. %
the doSsstio dram. Of TaE pKgNkARD repeated
s DI:, x;.rs T aSia
Stanhope Miss Spindle re- The very amusing piece Of
~ KS: ssa q:
sion cents; children under 10 years, l21 cents.
NIBLos.-hR. CHIPPENDALEs BENEFIr-THE
IN public 10 respectfully informed this interesting event
will come Oh on WEDNESDAY, July oath. 1850 on which
occasion whole strength e the will appear in
CASTLE GARDEN Is NOW OPEN FOR THE REcEP-
~ ton Of visiters during the day from An till n.
1t the largest and beautiful in the country
aoIdng superior opportunity for reading meditatons
undisurbed promenadss while viewing the shipping
scenery around and inhaling the delicious
sea breeze. Admission, 12h cents
pAToRAMA SALOON: AS broadway, CORNER OF
fnt Paintings in the world the Greek slave the Birth
arts Likewise the Oyster weighing
hundred and fifty pounds The Paintings for sale.
w. A ASHE Proprietor.
VNHEATRE FOR RENT-THE MARYLAND THEATRE,
situated in Front street. Baltimore offered for rent.
This spacious edhss adapted for equestrian well for
theatrical one Of the largest theatres in
good order Applications addressed TO WIN MINIFIE ia
Baltimore street, will meet with prompt attention.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

EIRsT DIVISION y; Y. STATE rILIrIA;-pIyIsIoN
s psI.s. % Ta..y rss n sii
E q RENDERING fussrs sGp.r e
susnt g the sassnsns Of the Comma. Council Of 'hs
hs dfyinos lin. will b. formed on Broadway the left
resting Chambers street. ct quarter two eseoh pre-
The funeral procession viii pro.seS the City Hall Up
Chatham street and the Bowsry Union place. and dswn
Brssdier General Storm. Will detail suitable detAch-
nsnt IRON his command 70 are minute guns from the Bat.
shs connIs.sry General Tor The Necessary
psr, 70 Il:
report the Division 1nspestor for special duty at two
o'slosh upon the division p.r.s. sIound ,
camp .SlcTs !. The CITY ns On Friday ,s. The l.,s in.
.mIm u mosrnns under the direction Of The COMMITTEES
dArrNnrement. , - A.
LEI, a9m .sd .-erd nit o''s'' " "O""s 'P0H WV
m. diI.o. stan win assemble at the quarters Of the
frgdi.r General Even vi. s.use the nstiens s,,pdsrt
ssss ssSs.. q @Surnas from .sari.. sS,l saa.
Indepepdsnt eommspd s located In adoisng counss ais
a. he s .r ~. an s % 5 70 70 70. s1 Ds
s s a' ground c en-; al VIC, w. sfS
Major General Commanding.
EDWARDS, sANDroRD q co-rRASsArLAsTIo
napr... c esS eis, sss fs' %
ples parcels packages vausbles merchsndss, &c. for
: Ssssa iran hars. rssas &
rcnss ranS. o..d, s.s sos On S"%
pacsssss and merchandise r.. the sit.d states Bls aud
i.1 any s-n IN Insisnd, ireland q scotland. m.
Tr.a.nvs s1Ir., Cspgssy ss,in6 HSss sna r..ssss
and London asa ssosent trsnsportstsa arrangements
abroad iu,s.d in grOpI.ss entire ,.,.sssign 70 Al
is ., any Of he once. q Hessrs Adams Co the Up-
Erpsc ana Br.s rang nay !. ss
smse ss above.
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The Piumbs National Gallery, No. ISL
Br.a-ay should be visited BY every on. Who Appreciates
pictures TIE collection 10 the largest in this
and Is composed Of "nfs-te portraits Of The
Ain uished individuals in the United States.
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Of the State ofNsw York loo 70 do DO. do, 1854; 30
DO Bank Of Kentucky, l0I.
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SAMUEL y. BAsToL-
CHORES AND BUILDING LOTS FOR sALE-wIL-
r.s near Pin. street. are let, paying srs.
70. s,ns or Me- Hs %
LotsThree lou. corner @ rif,h avenue and Twenty
s:s sfs.' H tss1 i' a
:Sf .s s:fI %. ,ss y .ss
Is Tor q 90 pes: yard. each. lower than any s,ors
In u. upisn Ala: sesr9ins Badge, With an ,le:snt
IsAAcKs Agent Ne Johs street. enc door from Bread
ITO oRocExs;;..LIovoR STORE on THE SOUTH
aud hturss for best business corner in the upper
Apply on The pfeni.s.. a. SMITH.
A PRINTING OFFICE FOR SALE CHEAP, AS TUE
"A owner seh and unable to coatiuue the business Tbs
YORK AID VIII be sod 81 bargain Address Boz l.a New
tint pact 10 DESTROYS 10 sell out his house. knovn
R.Tf . rss .gps. the ~. s, hsS s ms. S
wal fer Transient business the lodgings en. beng ,s
CTAGE LINES FOR sALE.-THE sUBsCRIBkR HAv-
- ing been seriously indsposed and unase TO sttssd
the Ycs,is and Harlem line. q stages. TS. ]:
rare opportunity for proaas investment 70 sny one de-
la and constantly Increasing Terms easy Apply 70 the
JAMES KAvANAGH, Ger. "a avenue and 18th ", Of
THOMAS MURPHY, cor s6th st. snd Sd svsnus.
CoR sALE-A FAIR OF LARGE AND VERY HAND
spme dspple frey carriage Hor~s They are young With
bsR ish warranted sound and hind ana offered At
trAs price az the owner going abroad Address Bo1 As
CrATEN ISLAND COTTAGE TO LRT.-A VERY DR.
stable The being Unexpectedly called away, will
let IL for the basnee The At low nnd gve
possession Immediately The ustion s ~ stapleon and
wthr three fonr minutes walk Of the Vanderbilt or
ssreton Perry Inquire o. Ray Tompkins u Wall street,
or X q. smith, stspleton.
CoAP FACTORY TO Lir-sIreArk IN THE RsAR
- Of Nos z 2<p and IA Cherry With fHtaros
plete Capacity Of the pans 20 make 1900 hs SOAP eaea
toiiins rsseesssos xver immesstey ror furhas par
heulars. tnsuir. Of v. IT. rAY. 3at aud S1 Cherry 81
CALIrO6sEA.
TAYLOR AND DE BAuFRE. FoRwA RDINd AND
Commission ksrchanss Chssres n. q. Wear NV rrs-
1rsusht boats. With India rubber cover abs Cor
ooDvoyanee OF peseergers and ex, We have asn made
arrangements With Ruuels Co. agsnt a
gcrEons and Cruces that their viii be delay upon ;he
fsthnps NIX TAILOR, late Of Baitirrors
y N. DE BALFRE late ~ New Orissr,.
Our Agents are Ccrvne, Bro Co. q. Consuiats Pa
mama becsresry = Co. ssr rrnr.i.eo. california
OGDEr a HArNBs-lRICHD L. OGDEN, rIlos. ,.
san Francisco California kercbsndise oopagusd teusvn
b placed board ship and soa BY amrlh-s
avoiding All risks Of ere, ~. Refer 20 :: Nm IA. Cary
Co. New York; Joseph Sanger 10; Lombard Ruttrtk
doj Bun stsvess d. Comsn, Hopkinsk Co DOT Cobklp
smith. ssi '. r HAYES. dot assdh Rswis Albany.
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.s,sman tina, the articles he sells uneauaed in
he Afford 10 be nsepsndent
Let the public therefore, their dsoretion IN regard
tuyng the Boets, Shoes and Caters 81 ~ Ann str-et
ssook.
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r 81 buys boots Of Of he answers, ~
Brooks No $50 Fulton street, and knov BY o~n az
that goods the best cheapest 70 be
kusd stock comprises all the different styles OF
|. ladise' rents and childrens boots shoes, ne.
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BOARDING., &C.

BOARDING., &c.
RoARD-A SMALL, PRIVATE FAMILY. RESIDING
~ pleasant location in modern built house. contain
ing cold and shower two stage routes would
let TO lady and gentleman front parlor and bed
suite Of rooms we'll furnished with full board for lady
once.
BOARD IN THE COUNTRY.-FAMILIKs DESTROYS
- ofleAving the city during the warm weather. sb
tain good accommodations in pleasant and highly sau
brous part Of the country, BY applying 70 X w. New
Market Depot, New Jersey. Terms moderate. Rsfs-
rsnces required.
TOT BROADWAY, OPPOSITE GRACE CHURCH
Bearding-Psrsons sojournins In this city desiring
private residence combined with the convenience Of
hotel parors and bed connecting sxss
table attentive servants baths etc be
dated the above pleasant loesoa Permanent
msnts for board can be made.
GENTLEMAN AND WIPE OR TWO SINGLE GEN.
"A tlemen, can be accommodated With board, In pn
family town. Isquire at No. <S Fourth street.,
between First and Second avenues.
COUNTRY BoARDING-A LARGE SgMBER or
~ koArdexs be Accommodated reasonable terms
the old favorite resort Known CHAPhAN's HOTEL ct
Islip Long Island With healthy climate and
accommodation for Sea Bathing Fishin4 &C. this oapnot
fail prove desirable place for those attending spend
few Gays or weeks out Of the city.
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MASONIC NoTICE.LTnR MEMBERS OF THE NUNN
w Lodge Of Free and Accepted hssens Of the State
u Division street, Tuesday, the asa instant o'clock
NJ for the Of in the funeral honors
Of the lamented General Zachary late President Of
the United States All hssons good standing respect
WIZ. N. BUCKLEY W. n
CA. PERsors, Secretary.
N. b. Brothers will please appear in black hAts and
n WI
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o. OF o.T-THE MEMBERS or DIAMOND LODGE,
4. Ne 100 l. O., Of o. ~ are Requested 20 meet ~ Odd
Fellows Hail. Antique RoooD Tuseday, the sd instant
81 o'clock M for the purpose Of uning with the Grand
Ledge Of Southern New York and other lodges Of the order
in In the the funeral
Of General zachary Taylor late PRECEDENT Of the United
States All members Of the order In good standing whose
lodges do rot intend to participate respectfully invited
TO unite with this lodge. BY order,
J. IA zsnRrKTr, See. J. sLOArE, N. q.
~ U.A.-THE HENBERs or MOUNT VERNON CHAP
". No. Is o. o. o. A. are requested 10 meet 81 the
Chapter Room. corner Brosdway and waller street,
Tuesday the Esd nst N o'clock, to participate
the funeral ebequies Of late President General Tay
lor. J. H. BURbTsON, Secretary.
vTNBE TRUsTEks OF THE CONGREGATI0N, THANH
H. have ordered special funeral service 10 be held AZ
the Temple Chryse street Tuesday afternoon
2d instant after the return Of the procession
in honor Of the late Presde General Zachary Tavor
which occasion the Rev Dr. l. kerrbseher viii deliver
GRAFTON.
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EXCURSION TO THE FISHING BANKS EvHRY DAY,
II except Saturday-fhe steamer Buffalo will leave Thr-
teenth street. o'clock; Canal street At 7 Grand, tx
Catherine, 7x Pier No. N r., 8k. A. NJ returning BY
p. n. Ehis ootillon band will board Rofresimsnt
no.. - usual. Fare Is sents each way.
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AMUsE ME TU.

QOwERY rHKATRE.-hoNDAY EVENING JULY 70.
- VIII be acted the new drama styled the MAID or rY
kOI-kerenvelt, Mr.. Tlton hiohsel Bernard. Mr. Ham
toni borothea. Miss wsmyssi Hittchen Mrs. WSleot;
After which, Niblos celebrated Acrobat Family will appear
in their wonderful performance Of Classical Gymnaso
Groupes After which, will be repaed Aegory arranged
tribute OF regard to the
General Taylor late President Of the United States
soneude with the esmedy Of JOE IN LONDON-Mr
berry Mr. Martin Miss Straw berry, Mrs Broadley Doors
spsn Az; curtain will precisely at IL o'slseh
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E,OOO3OOOlingsrs LinimentI or Magic Fluid. have
been sold without failure, In the hair
other pains Sold At No 80 Pearl street.
BY c. Rng c. " Clickner Co.. t76 l6l Broadway between
Grand Broome Of the the
gs.s In general in bottles ~ land shiass sseh g. q
and 81 per doxen.
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ID EnINGTONs WONDERFUL MAGIC BRIDGE rs
at all hours Of the day and evennghrst door

ITO ETHIOPIAN NINsTRELs, SERENADERs, AND
others-The subscriber s new erecting 'plendid Hall
suitable for the above Respectable parties who
hall will seat comfortably about 200 persons leaving the
1t will be let by the longer required For further
particulars inquire for GEO. W. MILLER 6 Broadway
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CHRIsTY's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HALL NO an
~ Broadway between Grand and Brooms streets. Mon
day, July 22d and every night until further notice. The
The ar:t and oldest organised band in the
rsction off, p ehrsty They win the honor giving
their original and inmitabe enertanments every night
until further nstios Admission Is cents Doors open at II
Concert will At o'clock An afternoon concert
on saturdays commencing o'clock N
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-21

CASTLE GARDEN.-THE TENTH GRAND SABBATH
~ Concert at the above Magnificent Saloon. will take
place Sunday Evening July 18th 1850 Loders 0rches
ira in grand performance Herr No in violin csnoerto
by David Mr. Dresohsr in Fantasia the Como de
seto, and the Young virtuoso, Carl Bassius
instrument invented by himself producing the effect Of
full orchestra The Cosmoramas newly arranged and brill
lantly lighted, will afford Of the pronenaders
Admission l2x cent-to commence ats o'clock No post
ponement account Of the weather.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-21

M AsONIC.-IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE INCLRMRN
WI Of the weather the solsnntss In honor
General Taylor " be observed In the city Of Brooklyn
bees postpe until Monday the nd nst which day
all In good standing DESTROYS Of uniting therein
requested to meet at the Lodge Room Tomssys Ho-
VEL in Liberty street, Brooklyn, at oelosk precisely
white gloves and aprons.