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The New York herald., 1850-06-28

e 2oth, ELiEApKrB Bsssss, in the

On Wednesday. June 2cth, ELIrApKrH B.ssts, in the
63d year of her age
The relatives friends Of the family and those Of
her son. Thomas Barker respectfully vited 10 at
tend her funeral this (rrisayl afternoon, At three
O'Clock from the residence Of Thomas Barker No. -
Sixth street.
ON Wednesday. June Goth, Mr. Psrrrcr HosaAs,
aged 20 years and month.
His friends and scquantances and those Of his un-
ces, Patrick and Peter Levins. are respectfully in
vited TO attend his funeral Friday afseraoop, at
o'clock from the residence Of his mother 2i4 rssnty
sixth street between the Eighth aud Ninth avenues
On Thursday, June 9Th, of typhus fever, ENrxA
Biiss, only daughter Of John W and Ann Maria Mead.
In the eighth year Of her age.
The relatives and friends of the family respect
fully invited to attend the funers this lgriday) ser
noon at half rsst IRON her parents residence III
Amos street The remains win be taken 20 Tarytown.
for intcrment
On Thursday morning. June 25th, cf disease Of tho
heart Mrs MANA sHsEFE. aged 81 years
The friends Of the family, aud OF her sons. George
and Samuel Sharpe. respectfully Invited 70 attend
her funeral from her late rsiience, $40 Greenvieh
street, at one o'clock this afternoon.
On Thursday morning. MAsr susrHrsr, widow OF
the late james shepherd In the .ith year % her age
Her reistives aud friends aud thoss OF her brother
p n Dsvesu. are particularly invited ~ attend her
funeral this afternoon at oclock nom her late re-
sidence, No. II Suffolk street without further invita-
tion.
Al csiedonis. n, T., June 17th, Rev. Atrs,Sprs Ds-
soos, eyed 40 years
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THE PASr ErrrRfsESr.-We understand that a
company has been organized in this city, TO test
Mr.. Psne's light. From twelve TO hneen thousand
dollars already have been paid over to the inven-
tor-hve thousand dollars having been fsrnished by
one enthusiastic gentleman. The Astor House is to
be the oft experiment. the prcrretors Of hat
establishment having merely given permission to
Er. Paine TO use their fixtures, and thus TO expe-
dte the process. Great doubts, however, are en-
teriained in various quarters to there being any
discovery at all, while others make light Of the
whole matter, and predict failure. II Mr.. Paine
should Ail in making infammable gas from water,
thing is certain, namely, that he has succeeded
iu drawing out Of certain capitalists twelve or if
teen thousand dollars in good, substantial gold
Time viii tell all
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lETE1LIoEscE PROM LrBERn.-We learn from
Capt. Canfeld, Of the schooner d. c. Foster, ar
rived yesterday, that the colony of Liberia was in
very fiourishing state, and perfectly free from
sickness. There had been no slavers captured on
the coast for some time previous to the arrival of
the ID. c. F. The health Of the American squadron
on that station, was also very good. Capt Can
fields vessel was boarded by the British brig-of-
war Wolverine, and detained some time, on suspi-
con of being SLAYER, and was only released after
Thorough searching. fAtL f
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PROMISED DEVELOPMENTS OF GEORGE Wnku
d Co.'S GREAT STooLPIGEoN GASe.-We per-
ceive from card issued in Brooklyn, by One-Eyed
Thompson, and published in the stool-pigeon
organ, that One-Eye proposes to make vast de-
velopements Of crimes and criminals, with which
he was more or lees connected during the last
twenty years, in the shape of feaieton in one of
the Brooklyn papers We also learn from our cor.
respondent at Danville, Vermont that Bristol Bill.
also pupil of the great stoolpigco college at
New York, organized by George Wilkes IL Co.,
had some time ago written down in prison certain
confessions relative to the torpedo mystery and
other matters in this metropolis; and that these
revelations will expose many of the practices OF
the stool-pigeon confederacy in this city. 1t is
also stated that Margaret O,Connor, wife or doxv
of Bristol Bill, now in the Tonbs is preparing to
publish ftsiileto~ of the same kind, describing
some Of the criminal mysteries with which she
has been recently connected, both here and in Bos-
ton. Ashley, recently convicted for passing forged
money, and sent to prison for ten years, it is said
has written revelations Of the came kind, de-
scnbing his whole career with his associates, from
the period when he first occupied desk in the
Office OF Patrick Bynes, lawyer in this city
All these tImAcfons, when they come out. will
be very curious, and if properly done, may throw
great deal Of light on the stool-pigcon movements
transacted and set on foot in this community for
the iasIfew years, unuer the Management OF George
Wilkes d Co. One thing is certain--all the facts
and trnth have not yet been brought out, OF there
would havg been no offer Of disclosures Wilkes
himself will be placed on the stool of revelation
ard repentance, one of these days, before the
close Of the nineteenth cepiury-and if so, he may
then tell a tue story.
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DRoueHT-rRoBsHtr FAsNx ~ rHr CANARY
Isrssps.-we are informed by Cspssin souIe, Of
the brig Venus, nom the Canary islands, that in
Fusre,enturs there would not be a pound Of bs-
rlla this year, or Of any kind Of grain, the
fos rain is now two months past. Everything 10
perched up, and there is great scarcity Of water.
There has been no mis for more than year.
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rhe steamship ohi, viii leave this pprt, shis
aN.rneon, with the mails for the Pseise. The Wshiy
p.r.S win be published at nine s'sleok THE usrs-
iss ne nsss vin slces st svc e's,osh
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THAT VHEN's GUN.-Our ship news states, that
Her Majesty steamship Vixen has fired gun, and
made the schooner Enterprise, bound for this port
from Chagres, to heave to. and submit to an exa-
mination. II We have any British Indignation in
Congress, perhaps little interesting inquiry into
this practical illustration of the right of search
may be considered in order. Our ship-masters
want to know the latitude and longitude of Great
Hrifain
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DEyERRED MATrER.-we have in type the proceed.
ings Of the Industrial Congress- the Commencement
OF the New York University and the Protestant Epis-
eopal Seminary together with vast quantity Of other
highly interesting reading, all OF which will be pub
lished at the earliest convenience
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On Wednesday, juno 10th, Mr.. ZsrnAsiAn Psosr, Of
this city, to Miss ASS u. RArroos, Of Green Point,
Long Island.
On Tuesday evening. June eth, by the Rev Davis
Stocking Mr.. BsSJAss vA~ srIyEs, Jr, Of Hseken-
sack, New Jersey, to Mics MARrnA hoTr, Of hiddls-
town. Conn.
In Brooklyn, on "Wednesday, June o6th, by the Rev
William u. Lewis. Mr. NJ NJ N. SarIu 20 ALier J. n I.
daughter q the late sam uel G. Yanderhoe both sf
BroCklyn
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lMroprANT MOVEMENT ~ BosroS LITERATURE
The lit,rau of Boston are about TO start new
paper in the style of Puuoh-a paper that is
the irsnscrip, OF all the wit Of England, and
which bas over a thousand correspondents, the
cresm OF whose Jokes 10 skinned from the milk
Of fancy. We have tried several weak duutions
of Punch literature in this city, but never yetcould
get gas enough condensed, to keep thcse lights
Of literature burning longer than a month.
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LATE FROM La PrarA.-By the arrival cf the
brig Nsgsrs. Harding, at this port, yesterday, from
Bucso, we are in possession of dates to the l2th
ult General Oribe and his forces still remained in
the .nvroDs Of Mortevideo, keeping the inhsbi-
tapts in continual ksr &C an instant attack. The
French feet was being daily sugmeated by fresh
srrv.la
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NEW MODE OF DrPLoMAcY-MR CLAyToN's
GEElus.-The last accounts from Havana give us
the remarkable information that Mr.. Campbell, our
consul at that city, had received no instructions
from the State Department at Washington, as to
the sourse he should pursue with respect to the
ships and men belonging to this country, now in the
hands of the Spanish auhorities-the former strip
ped and rottng in the harbor the latter sickening
and dying in the dank and dismal dungeons of the
Moro Castle.
This is only another instance of the peculiar ORR
qnality introduced by Mr.. Clayton into his dplo.
matte tactics. The two letters, which we originally
published some time since in one of which the
"esgle" was to hover with his talons over Cuba,
and the panorama of A" sanguinary war" was ad.
vertised as about to be exhibited by Mr.. Clayton
seem to have been the only authority that Mr..
Campbell has had for action. The Herald supplied
the Spanish government and Mr.. Campbell, on the
eame day, with the State papers connected with
this important subject-just it has done, often,
before. In the Poussn difficulty, the correspon-
donce first came out in these columns. The same
may be said about the United States steamer pur-
chased by the Germans, and of several other grave
government transactions. Well, we are glad to be
OF such service to the country; and in view of our
enterprise, and of our facilities for publishing all
the correspondence Of that singular genius, Mr.
Clayton, before he has walked up to seal his letters
We think that the country may dispense with all its
ministers abroad. The diplomacy of the Herald
will be sufficient for all emergencies The bes,
way, undoubtedly, is TO recall all those who have
gone away, or have been sent away, to represent
the country, and hereafter to permit our columns to
do all the needful diplomatic work of the country
1t will cost the government nothing-cut down the
national expendtures-furnish the cabinet with
new treasury plunder-and permit the citizens of
the United States TO enjoy their honeymoons at
home, " in the land of the brave and the home of
the free"
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LATE FRoM BAHAMAs.-The schooner ID. C.
Foster, arrived yesterday, brings us intelligence
that for some days previous to her departure, the
islands of Great and Little Inagua deluged by
heavy rains, which destroyed all the salt ponds in
the vicinity of Rum Kew
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The Paeinc MaIis--cslifornis Correspon-
deace.

To rur EnIros or rur NEw YoRx HsRALp--
Draw Sal observed In your paper Of yesterday, an
article headed "Thc Pacific Malls california Cores
pondepee,n which contains several erroneous state
ments, unintentionsi no doubt, on the part Of the
writer, which, with your permission, viii correct
That particular portion TO which refer IL - follows
hsv. received sdvice- Informing that
tuhes q letters ard ne~spaper are IN the q 10. r
three steamship AGENTS marked for cae,nia lAn, VAL
have beer sollsc,ns " ,,., yses t.r months While ssn-
nss,. - ,ns,r n., s's Francisco ss
II Is impossible under existing postal arrangements
that letters regularly mailed In the United States.
could get into the Offices referred to, except thcee d.
rscted TO their care sent by private hand The mail
bag for Panama Is opened by myself and. In my alb
s.nee BY Aresularly authorized Consular Agent ana
those for the Consulate handed to the post
master acting under that government This is regu-
United stat.s aud the New Grsnadisa governmens-
The mails for California regularly dispatched from
rspsms the Is. Of .'sry month H. ,nsrsioIr c1 ,
arrival Of letters, must BE- owing TO the Tact
that such letters have been intrustsd TO privs.e
bsnds or directed 20 the care OF persons uho have
failed to deliver them over and not 70 the Post.
ofice Department. This win appear the more sp
the mails are required, upon their arrival at Pa
mama. to report TO the Consul the number OF bsgs,
aud their weight; which beine compared With the
Lists made out In New York and New Orleans prior to
the sailing OF the United States mail steamers enables
that ocer any of the bags have been lost OF
mi.lsid; aud since have been in once but one bag
has been missing "a Monterey California bag) which
Afterwards found. and the sircumstapce reported
to the department Your statement In regard to let
tsrs directed to pents south Of Panama is correct;
and am happy TO announce that am about 20 make
sa arrangement in this city which will insure the
prompt Transmission Of ell letters for the eouth Pacnc
hereafter The public will be duly advised Of this
Your Cd u .ervt
An CORwrHE,
y. q. CONSUL at Psasms.
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ADvERTlsEsENrS RENEWED EVERY DAY.


REWARDS.
q unA REwARD.-LosT. ON THE nsr INST. IN
IOV wall street. going frcm Inion Baak to Hanover
street calf shin poclet book containing ten ffty dollar
bills 81 linton Bank Ner York. dollar note City
Bank of utics ten dollar nete Nechancs and Mnnue
turers Bsnt Nuntueks snd sbsnt twenty dollars In ur-
ehsns Bsrk of New Bedford. whos,er wiil the
zane sTEVENs Co, Its Pesristrest will receive
the shove reward.
G10 REwARD.-losr--oN WEDNESDAY NORM
Wv ng the 25th inst hiask and rerrfcv Dog Hs1
vhen lost leather collar The trd returrn
her TO West broadway shs receive the ahvs rewsrd
HARVEY YOUNG.
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The debts ofths Company amount to two and half
millions Of dollars.
The ANNEXED table viii give pretty good idea sf
the Effect Of early late blooming Of cotton upon
the extent Of the crop
Cores cnor rms Usrr,p srArrs-p.rK BIoo~
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road Company, for the year ending Nay s1A ls6O
amounted to esol lb5 Al; expenses slsss7o g. IN.
tersst e47 oS7 o. net esrnings Sl446ls 7S; d,v,aS
$l21 o67 aS surplus $2s ss7 49, surplus lsls
40; total surplus, ss27s2 o. The road win probsl,v
be eonpietedt to Dayton this tall.
The Safe Harbor Iron Works, located on ths Oouss-
togs, Pa making railroad iron at the rate Of lxo
rails per day, $50 tons per week. 1900 tons psr
annum Three steam engines of the sapsei.
ties Of fortynve, one hundred and one hundred ana
twenty-five horse power, employed in the Dolnx.
mill and blast furnace The number OF operatives en-
ployed b about nve hundred The cash sxpsnsss mar
diem exceed 81, 900. ..s..fefa
The gross receipts and expenditure Of the W,sksru
Railroad Co mpany, Mass, for the six months ending
May 81, 1850, were as annexed =
WESTERN (MAss) RAILROAD
raseengers S2l2, ,2ol -
na.rreignt '.s.............. lola6 20
o'ssr sources '... .................... 1872 0l
Expenses same Tim: 'sSo! 0oS "
For the period in is4s, til: receipt. SOLOS -
Do. do do the expenses ere. sii scs scs q
Showing net gain in favor of the present year, OF
ABOUT szoooo semi-annual dividend Of four per
cent has been declared.
delegation Of gentlemen wsre at the l.st ...o.,t.
in Buffalo, soliciting subscriptions to the stoeh or th
Buffalo and Corning Railroad. Subscriptions sum-
cient to build fifty miles the road have Already bar.
obtained.
The total value Of imports into cwfoundand during
the past year, was f77o,lso; exports, fs7o5S7. OF
the former f23as57 from the United States and
Of the latter, f2o,s5o to the United States
The following dividends have been declared BY
several companies Of Newark payable ON and altar
the 1st Of July next-Newark Banking and Insurance
Company 81 per cent Morris and Essex Railroad
Company per cent; Newark Gas Company, sx per
cent New Jersey Insurance Company, per cent
The State Of Ohio is divided into Ave Sountiss
containing 237elo2o Of land valued at
ols; value OF towns, 81 1o2soo; value Of personal
property, moneys and credits $04o2s o2o turupikes
bridges, and other joint stock companies, s1l7sySe
Total vase Of taxable property in 1slo s43l olo oos
Total taxes for 1sl9, $a,e31s7s 90
The conference between the Trustees Of the indiana
Canal and the Ohio Board Of Public Works has closed
and satisfactory adjustment Of the rate Of tolls
made general reduction Of tolls was adopted
WABASH CAsAL-REDrcrroS OF roLLs
tn Iafu
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Oe0re 0aleWGar-tThA1 Day.
ss sss 70 y: s l: 'sa ass ~ r.
27s, ESQ, 2s2 2Ss 2s4, 2SS, 2o4, 200.
A Biennial Convention OF the Delta Phi
Il: 4 il. s1ss T.
ss.'l 'A. "'''.s ''
5EEHHaIi 5E1Ta iassIs n stEAsE ssaa2a as2saIrH
Sellers and Purchasers OF Real Estate and
sss :. hs IN P1s S:.
% ii .o h hin -s an,
mend him with confidence Who wish seod
az sTs sas': or
Wanted, for {. Young Lady, hoard In /.
i.%y and ss.rs hsrs are NO other bOsrds: Br.cta
Coleman, 100 Nassau street, has ON hand
an extensive assortment Of ssntemsn hats
houses ah'i aas his s. e. ::. :s
cAins Pearls is extensive snd unique.
Espencheid's Rocky Mountain Drab Be.-
,sr. 20 universally admired for their light seo and airy
Whilst il Broadway 81 80 is asked for an "i s
Beaver that can be made 10 sold for only 81.
H.ts.-s' The cry L. still they come" Yes,
they the people, do come in crowds to Knox store No.
ss % s' al 1d. nd t. Ss q h
KNOX attracts universal attention.
Astonishing Low Prices for English Three
s1s p ssr: sSs on q
ted statss No: 10 Bowery-HIRAM ANDERSONS. There
you can select from the best assortment low prices
all means call and see them.
Carpets.-Wm. McGr0rty, I36 william
street dealer offers sale Of
and oil cloths NJ retail cheap for cash advise thsss
In want Of rich carpets to give him call leo pieces Engsh
Tapestry Carpets new just landed. Also, large
Fourth Juiy.-Ladles, Mr.. Miller, In Canal
street has the largest handsomes and assortment
Cater Boots Of all the fashionable colors Slippers Tyes
and Toilet Slippers Misses and Chdrens Cater and
Shoes OF all kinds and prices to be had in New York We
can recommend lady readers this particular
having from the female members Of family and
their friends heard the articles highly spoken s which
came from J. B. Her's, lS Canal street.
superior article In the Boot or Gaiter
line will be found at Al Courandt under the
o usually 70 and t7 shoes and Caters equally low You
would do well TO give them call before purchasing else
where. The DOCrOR
There IL nothing In the way OF under
garments better adapted climate with frequent
and rapid changes from heat dampness the
zephyr goods 10 be had st the New Ysrk Stocking Factory
Gauxe Shirts and Draw ers-sJust received,
large assortment Of Cause Merns silk, Cotton
keI shirts and Drawers. OF o quality.
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Gauzs Shirts and Draw ers-Just received,
large assortment Of Cause Merins Silk Cotton
her shirts and Drsvsrs; q very supsrisT quality
The New York herald., 1850-06-28

There Is also material reduction On merchandise
from Cincinnati to Fort Wayne, and other towns ON
the Upper Wabash On many other articles there are
slight reductions.
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.n,~ - So NJ ,v,, No .n nv !. r,nowr~
ID there sfe bosrdsr retired ef the
city and bedroom furnished 10 LADY,
LADY No questions will asksd. Please addres for
three days, ophslia, at the Brcsdway Pest omee.
COUNTRY BOARD wANTED-By GENrtEnANs
~ three ma children. and Staten Island vcnld
be prefsred ~ the situation " healthy snt ef
the ferry. Address, stating terms w. bsx ie5s Fost
Odcc.
RoARD DOWN TOWN, ARD BARCLAY srRgET--.
- Cenutmen spd their wives, and snse sssteoer.
ettsin very rsssnt snt airy s-its r-sw rtm rs.tr~s
ke attached frrnished unfrrcsh~d We ~ &s~tisv
street Trspsen. hosrdsrs ~ rer ssy Esssr~ne~ sarss
srd required.
A SINGLE eESrLEnAN wANvs soos ~ rss-.
IN family either with withcut trsshg~~f In
riesfnnt iocson for which ~ Dsi& N
A GENTLEMAN AND LADY. or Tuo si~cfR ens-
n teurn, - a>ccmnetated pith board rrirsts
nmty wh.r- there sre no other tosrdsn Rsfss.ses
sbsrsed srr'y 80 80 fsrysh sr-sA
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Fine Arts-Talbotypss and Daguerreo.
,y % tie
sSssy is sS.ss
types approved style The pnbis are re-
srF
G. saunders' Metallic Tablet strop-rhe
S. sas last last ts, Snn b had ID G the .nSscrs
of Liberty 27 Broadway. and No. 2s Strand, LOidsn.
Comb Factory, es7 Broadway, between
walker and White strse-Every description Tortoise
Shell dress combs of foreign we'll home
Isz SSs;5H So Ssiss
wigs and Toupees.-Another Medal has
been awarded Wm Bachelor for the best Wigs
s. Ws s 9sv 1r s
% l.sps tns 1ad isss /. Ss sy esSs
Hair Dye.-Batchelor's Genuine Liquid
as,s D; guar, Z. q: Z.
~ vsrioss diplomas fer:ons whose hair has .s'umsd.
:orrssssa Sy calling .: above Copy s: address:
the hair skin. II be washed diatsly without
@ % I: (.
He Csrerul.-Incipaent Baldness may he
sasy sh.eheS sosls; yIs.ion Fluid Is The best
ssI ssiI y the i:ysn was s BoSs ~
se RSsiss eisl y 10 B 3 s.Ss: 400
DR.. David l.. Mott, Medrcal Chemist, has
sstasl,,asa HE city No Warren street .f..
bsats Restorative received and promptly slssussd
g. s,,,.qseS... sEp,SAl . c4RHTEAT5. 7. Is x, q sus.
sc,cn willow Grove Once in PhiisdelphiA, Is South
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wigs and Toupees.-Anothex Medal hal
been awarded Wm Bachelor for the best Wigs and
The public vied inspect his style 1855
st BATCHkIORs celebrated wig Factory, Eail street
he address.
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1vyEaios CouAr.-Nos. l6s, 1o7, I72. 1885, 162 s5l,
$50, 2s7 2ss go 2ol 204 to 2os no 27I ga ne 277
27s, $50, 2s2, 2Ss, 2s4, 2s5, 2o4, 200.
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Hair Dye.-Batchelor's Genuine Liquid
street Ths p1sie shouId Tu.rS sssiDst ssscr, A..
ny various diplomas Persons whose hair has Assumsd
bad color from the Of the imitation Dyes have
corrected BY calling as above. Copy the address.
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Carpets.-Wm. McGr0rty, I36 william
street whslesale dealer offers for sale yards carpet
ing and oil cloths NJ retail cheap for cash advise thsss
IN want Of rich carpets to give him CALL leo pieces English
Tapestry Carpets new just landed. Also, large
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Phalen's Magic Hair Dye, To Color the
HaiS of Whisksr the moment S applied Without injury
disturbing the eolor and has bad odor 10 applied
sod, at lV Broadway; and by rawcett south-
east corner Of Chestnut and fifh street Philadsph
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Fourth Juiy.-Ladles, Mr.. Miller, I'm Canal
street has the largest handsome and assortment
Cater Boots Of all the fashionable coors Slippers
and Toilet Misses and Children Cater and
Shoes OF all kinds and prices to be had in New York
can recommend lady readers this
having from the female members OF family, and
their friends heard the articles highly spoken
came from J. b. Miller's, lS5 Canal street.
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Oldest approved Strop in having been
public for the last thirty Can be had Of the subsrb
ers Wholesale and retail SAUNDERS, 1E Broadway,
ner Of Liberty; 2s7 Broadway and No. S Strand Lolda
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walker and White strset-Every description Of Tortois.
Shell dress combs Of foreign we'll home
Combs made TO srdsr after design matter
intricate. A. j. SAUNDERS, 3s7 Broadway.
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A Biennial Convention OF the Delta Phi
rrs,ns,rr s now in ssson at the NATIONAL Horsl-
Ceutiand street. New York City All Of
rn are invited to attend at 10 o'clock this morning
FRANCIS FERRIS J'BRYANT SMITH
OLIVER wETMoRI, JR. +. g. BuRNHAH
Friday, June 26th 1850.
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line will be found at Al Courandt street. under the Mer
chants Hotel where they sell hns French Calf Boots
o. usually 30 and t7 shoes and Caters equally low Yo
would do well to give them call before else
where. THE DOCTOR.
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DR.. David l.. Mott, Medical Chemist has
ssahished hs city sseney at No; Warren street, Afsw
doors from Broadway where all orders wholesale
for his celebrated preparation Of apeent ron Chay
beate Restorative rsoeiv ed and promptly executed
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- Astcnishlng Low Prices for English Three
Ply and Double Ingram Carpets Rugs Floor Cloths
At the eebrated Carpet in the Uni
ted States No. 30 Bowery-HIRAM AN DERSONs. There
all call and them
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MEDICAL CARD-wATER CURE.
@. Schieferdecker, NJ. D., Hydriatric Insti-
tuition, Willow Grove Once In fhlsdelphia Is South
twelfth street.
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Sellers and Purchasers of Real Estate and
Business should bear In mind that Flsmmer devotes his
20 the purchase sale
business HIS facilities
to all who favor him WITH sher business us to
mend him with and sdve those who wish rood
prices and quick sales have their property or
recorded 81 his once, No, Us Wooster streef.