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The New York herald., 1850-06-08

Last night the Astor Place Opera Uosse was well
nll.d chiefly with beautiful and dstingu he'd visers
In III. metropolis who enthusiastic in their sd-
mraon Of one Of the greatest triunsts yet achieved
by the Havana company Of Italian vocalsts aud ma-
seians "Ernani" had been selected aud the distri-
button Of the characters varied from that OF the former
representations In the place of Tedesco had the
incompatible Stensnoni, and Sgnor yieti filed the
role formerly entrusted to the slvervoieed Lorini-
stedanouis performance of the rarest excellence
In the first act particularly she displayed powers
Of voeslixation For the first time, caught the
fulness and depth of her lower notes, which seemed
to take even her constant admirers by surprise -
Throughout the opera, she sustained the music
with powerful energy, sometimes startling, by
the characteristics brillancy OF her foiti, the whole
audience. In her acting, che also signslly sue
csssiu and at established herself beyond doubt
lady of extraordinary dramatic as we'll as lyrical
genius signor yiettis first appearance was such as
to establish him avorte His tenor is powerful and
sweet and particularly noticed ia the sito in the
second act Tor its impressveness lie nobly seconded
the efforts OF the prima donna and in the concerted
music, exhibited great truthulness we'll power.
Marini surpassed all former efforts which he has made
in this city, and consequently had more than
splendd-we had powerful performance from him.
The immense applause that followed his first solo, which
astonishiDsly powerful walked him. apparently to
the highest possible exerton Of his wonderful and
jestic organ and the triumph complete. G. Ba-
dali was, aio mastery throughout His eranestness
force, and energythe beautiful style of his vosaza
tion, and his acting, drew down Oft reiterated ap-
Ilause, to which he justly entitled. On the
whole, may truly remark that this opera has
been well performed last night and had it been
known that an entertainment by the principals and
subordnates including every person concerned of
finished character waste Represented there would not
have been an unoccupied seat in the house As it
the array Of fashionable elegance and refinement
very great; but missed many Of the he5ues Of the
Opera who appeared to have surrendered their seats
the fashionable vsiters from neghborng and eren dis
tant cities.
The next performance will be on Monday, and the
opera which win be presented that evening will at
tract brilliant thropg will engage the very best
talent of the great froupe
The New York herald., 1850-06-08

On Friday, 9TH inst. SARAH FITz W, daughter OF
Mary and +. Z. Treadwell, Jr., aged year months
and "a days.
Az his residence street Greenpoint, l.. r., ON
Thursday morning June Q, Of sumption Mr. GxoRGr
HARVEY. aged 40 years.
The relatives and friends of tAe family also Friend
ship Lodge, No IS A. o. G. f., and the order in gene
raj are respectfully invited TO attend his funeral from
his late residence sunday afternoon 9th instant at
O'Clock. The members of the order will meet at
Friendship Lodge rooms corner of north Fourth ana
siIth streets, Williamsburgh at half past o'clock
Drowned on the 27th March. near Trinidad Bay
California; by the upsetting Of a boat, WnIeur w
CHtsH,RE aged Is years eldest Of widow Csmsnss
Cheshire. late of Oyster Bay Long Island.
Long Island papers please copy
AT Norfolk, Va.) let inst, Lieut.. J. H. MaRsHALL,
II, g. n
The New York herald., 1850-06-08

DIscHAEGE or ONE-ENED TuonrsoN-JrsrrcE
OSBORN AM Mr.. MckEov.--ln the opuion Of JUS
tice Otborn, discharging One-syed Thompson
nom custody, on the torpedo charge, the Jus,ic.
walks pretty severely into the proceedings of Mr
GeKton during the whole of these mysteries.
These things are now decidedly interesting They
have reached a crisis We have much to say on
the morality. philosophy and history Of the tor
redo and other mysteries, Involving Drury and his
son, Arlington Bennett, and many others They
forcibly recall TO our mad the famous blunders
perpctratsd by Hugh Maxwell against Jacob Bar
ker, twenty five years ago-blunders, (to speak
mildly which sent Mr.. Maxwell to Nyack, out Of
the world Of public life and popularity, for quarter
of century. Indeed, we are not yet sure that the
errors which Hugh then committed. both in law
and gospel. may not seriously affect his nomina-
ton az Collector. now before the IT, $. Senate.
Mr. Mckeon, Mr. Phillips, and Mr.. David Ora.
ham, have conducted these criminal trials on princ-
pies Of morality and law. as public officers. tba,
are very similar and will probably produce a like
result on their fortunes as the Management Of Mr.
Maxwell did in the Life and Fire Insurance mys-
teries
We have perfect personal knowledge Of thc~
olden times for we we're the only one in those days
who reported the whole trials and we shall run the
pA rallel At our leisure Meantime, as One-eye has
ESQ ped by the skin Of his teeth, we would advise
hnrio turn Christian and truth-teller Out with
the ws'ole truth, Master Thompson, and you will
secure ys1ur own safety. and consideration here
aher You cannot keep it from coming out
Steps have already been taken in Law that will force
fhe truth out. Come up to the mark,
The New York herald., 1850-06-08

The GREAT STEAMSHIP RACE OVER THE Ar
LASrc.-The steamships Atlantic, Viceroy, and
Canada, are now on their way 10 this port-the
former direct and the other two TO touch at Hall
fax. IL is expected that the greatest speed in the
history Of ocean steam navigation will be attained
in the passages Of these steamers. Bets are made
that the news by the Viceroy will anticipate
that of the Canada, from one to three days.
although the V. left Galway, and the c. LEFT
Liverpool on the same day-the lst instant !;
that the Vceroy will cross TO Halifax in elk
days, and will reach New York no soon as the Ca
NADIA will reach Halifax; and that the Atlantic will
make the passage TO New York in ten or eleven
days, or in the shortest time on record. The quick
est passage ever made from Liverpool to Hall
fax, was performed by the Europa, in eight day.
and sixteen hours. Galway is considered two day.
nearer than Liverpool i. to Halifax. II the Vice
roy equals the speed of the Europa, she can make
the run in six days and sixteen hours. The short
est passage on record between Iiverpsol and New
lolk, was made by the Europa, in eleven days,
two hours, and thirty minutes.
The New York herald., 1850-06-08

Nh HuDsoS's F.HrwstL BsSrrtr a. We .ntieipat-
ed the broadway Theatre wsslsst night thrcnged from
the stage 90 the cclins the occasion oftho
Of Mr. Hudson the excellent aud faithful representa-
tive ofIibernian characters Tho performances consist
Ell Of the Irish Ambassador the Irish Recruit and
shskspesre's comedy Of katherine and P.truchios
all Of which we're enacted In style peculiar 20 this
well managed sstablshmen In the course of the even
ing Mr. Hudson sang several sweet song; ana never
have .e heard him In better voice The enthusiasm
with which he was received was most vocifsrors
and his acting ~ wcll as his song, smineny d.sorv
cd the applause given the occasion lie wa. loudly
called for at the end 81 each pieces but II was not tl
the termination q the Irish Recruit that he came
forward when ne delivereda most happy address 10
his numerous sudtois, which received with ap-
probation and cheers lie commenced With iosulsr
apology for his want Of time to prsp,re an address. for
the occasion and msde happy allusot To th. ecum.
stance Of lttrayfrcnd coming his aid With speech
which wss however too elequently written for him to
stttmpt TO pass u on ss original spontaneous lie
then gave en account Of his In this country
the word brilliant he was tired Of repeating: hut IA
vss most Triumphant and delivered = feeling expres-
sion Of h gratitude for the support n. had ct all times
received His eusagemsnts he said, had been highly
na,terng and profitable North South East and west;
and he concluded with grateful compliment to the
American press for the generous aid he had received
from them in his Efforts to deneste the pee uares Of
the Irish character
Mr. Hudson performed retrueho in very adnirs.
be mssner, showing diversity Of talent nd minute
perfection in the represe nson Of shstsperesn come
dy which t-ere he not such proficient in the peca.
liar art which he has made hi. own would almost
make us reret that the higher walks Of the dram.
had lost 20 bright an ornament Tonight Mr. Hudson
makes his last appearance here for at least twelve
months. and We are confident that his adieu "a an
American audience viii be witnessed by az crowded
house thst which hrst welcomed him TO this
country.
The New York herald., 1850-06-08

On the 9Th inst, by the Rev. DR.. vermilye CuasLr
AUGUSTUS DAWSON, to MARY ASrHoNr, daughter Of Will
liam M VeImilye. all of this city
by the Rev ID. Wertervelt on Thursday evening
June 9th Mr.. Isaac EDsELL to Miss RAcnrL AVN Myras
Also hy the same and at the time Mr. CyRus n
PkRsosETr, TO Miss SoPHiA BANrA all of this sity
June 5th, at Troy. by the Rev Mr. Van Kleeek En-
wAEp ISeEEsoLL Esq of Philadelphia, to Avn O
daughter Of the late stephen Warren, ESQ OF Troy
June 2i, by the Rev simonson. at West Farms
MT B. HARVEY son OF Mr. L Harvey coal merchant, to
Hiss ELIZA j. WHIrr. daughter Of Mr. Win white
boatbuild,r, both of Tophau. r n pgland
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Cour, C.i.nd.r-Th,s psy.

srrnrst CouHr-Cpcvrr CevRr.-Nos og3, COS, T1A
to 5s2
Tris.rrpRtp svrssroH Corsr.-Nos. 10. II, "a, ~ TO
o., 70. 81, GO, "a
CosnoS Plrn-psrt 1st-Nos les, III, 1s3, 1s5 1sT
1sp. lpl ly2, 1875 1877 1ee 2nl Part 2d-Nos 1Os 254
eS4 sc, asa 372 s74 35e. SIS $50 asa, 5st $50 ass
The New York herald., 1850-06-08
News frora Cuba.

We may expect the Georgia to-day, with three
or four days later intelligence from Havana. News
frem that quarter, for few weeks to come, will be
Of no little importance
The New York herald., 1850-06-08

THE NASHVILLE CONVENTION AND urE NExr Par
s1DENcY.-We are perfectly satisfied that the Nash
vile Convention has fallen upon the best method Of
preserving the rights Of the South. in their move
meni about the next Presidency. Let the South
unite perfectly on the next Presidency, and give
their united votes TO the candidate that is with
them, and they will secure every compromise they
want from the North. Try H.
The New York herald., 1850-06-08
L.a,... n pom m,.. c.,,er acc,. Cor yo.r-

selves children, take advice. aud g. Nlers
IN canal street lie all the fshiobsbs styles of Cater
Boots 81 Is and y shllrxs rer pair Also. Slippers nes
and Buskns ~ and 10 shnas the very trst quality
Hts nd quality style st apd shbrs the pair
Misses snd chidrens shoes in variety. Largest
t.rtmtnt the city IL once yon win be sure 10 re-
peat the visit, 20 j. n MILLER 1Si Canal street.
The New York herald., 1850-06-08
vHE WEEKLY HERALD.
Affairs In All Parts OF the World

The Weekly Herald will be published at nine o'clock
this morning Its contents will embrace the news Of
the week-ffom Cuba, cslifornis, Europe, Asia South
America West Indies and from all parts Of this Union
TO the latest moment. Single copies In wrappers sx
The New York herald., 1850-06-08

10 frs rarit parts ct the Ubion we'll from city
toners fer this tou q shat All wbc have g. admit
that ~ 10 tire most cool oekin gauuy, airy esqusts affair
ever interFosed lsiween gentsnsh head and The
shine. Ahsush u felt " Ia ght thu
moisture net in the sshtet degree affect m shaps
eelcr Ard then he price Think ~ ~ ~ for elegant
Summer Hat csNIN. xlt broadway, opposite 81. Psufs
The New York herald., 1850-06-08

guaranteed 10 keep the time be found Y
SAVAGtS 81 fulton street, where found the
celebrated kieheleu Ever IPonted Gold Pens which are
aekl owt aged to have superior.
The New York herald., 1850-06-08

The sunday morning lin. having sen taken e readers
~ that nstifss that the crald IL regularly
eeved ;, special at considerable sxpcne
those who wish ~ avail themselves 0f it's advsr
DO ny leaving their the ofce tziK
BkRs,D Third street. below Chesnut
The New York herald., 1850-06-08

ful are EsEes,eheies Rely Mcua,sin beaver nats
BE- asks hat 81 for them whilst he challenges compar-
lssn Si,h any s4 bat % The The Iron Hat sd
IN Icsdvn for 81 80 made q the We matera asd ex
sesiy similar in respect for u nxs r-tueten 81
40 per tent, am Nassas %.
The New York herald., 1850-06-08

invites attention of his sud the public 20 ts
Drsb Beaver Hate Witch tor elegance and hghtness
ercellea siso, the Union Hat and large
Of Centlensb apd Chdrshs Sraw Hats Of every descrp
uen. AhiDoN, sol broadway. near Duane street.
The New York herald., 1850-06-08

kNONS Union Hat that he hnds considerable difculy
fnpplyn the demands Of his gentleman
terosy fearful from the rapid thsy
nom his shelves that he would be unable sbtan
threw down twenty shilling piece. seized hat and va
mosed In the evening he returned saying it didn't him
Knox remembered the incident to ba more
particular in his selections for the future Union Hat is
wonorons popular and everybody should call ON Knox 3
FultOp street, and secure one.
The New York herald., 1850-06-08

snd fmohenty settIed IN the minds Of the pubic
York, is that at RkOOkoS New York Boot Shoe Em-
porum No. 100 Fulton street, they alwayt find
and fashionable assortment Of all the different s les OF la
dies gents and ehildrens Boots Shoes Caters
test quality and al the lowest possible prices.
The New York herald., 1850-06-08
Geria's Rocky Mountain Bsavsr-rher.

D1UVU1-TM6f6
tine when = Beaver Hat and heavy hat were syno-
Genn would ask Of who has
Of his Rocky Mountain Beavers for the
lusyascy beauty tho ideas that
gest As you poise them in the hand they
light enough fos on the pp0rted and
but for The protection they anord from the sunshine the
would hardly he conscious that there
his brow The is the beau ideal If
and in richness and superiority of fnish they stand alone
amsng the hats Of the season.
GENlN. PA broadway. snnoaite ST. Baala.
The New York herald., 1850-06-08
PUBLICATIONS.

A MEXICAN RAILWAY CUlDE-FOR JUNR-CON-
ttring corrections Of ALI the RAILWAYS ir the rut@d
states ef the mosth has heeu ssuea and
he hsd % the ruhca ior sce Fulton aad %
Bockteers and Periodical Desers generally hrourtout ths
enuntrv. Orders solicited. g. DfNSMORR Fahlisber.
II AiLRoADs OF NRw ENGLAND THIS DAY rs
~ published and fcr ses - he Map store No 1Di rOad
large sheet Nap q the Sses ~ Maine Ne~ snp
.hire Vermont, M sactusets ConneeticuA and Rhels
ltsnd. e1hihtinr Rarcsd use. Hy II. g.
1anntr Price In Rnelet IS cents OF 81 ~ dozen.
The New York herald., 1850-06-08
PEtsSSDN Al.

INFoRMATION WASTED-IF NELSON THOMPSON
from London will leave his address at No Ioa
Grand street. he will confer favor @. r.. Cross
square.
CHlLD LosT-A LITTLE GIRL. IN BUR FOURTH
~ wearing white bonnet left Dexraw street
sppe.iie strong Place south Brockyn yesterday
about o'clock. Intelligence Of her will be
eeiyed ss above or at "a Front street. New York.
The New York herald., 1850-06-08

Fulton street has on hapd the hsndsomest and best
city, they all made of the best French Patent Leather
that will net ack Those who really articles
advied to call Prices as low gene
rally sold
The New York herald., 1850-06-08

tain Beavers only to be had at COLEMAN 09 Nassau
street Bs by doing strictly cash business both buying
and selling distances all competitors in beauty
price, which s only So so for the best that
The New York herald., 1850-06-08
United States Circuit Court.

Before Judge Nelson
IuSr flames horrisscy, found guilty oflarcsny
on the hgh seas wss sentenced TO one months i'm
prisonmsnt, and 10 psy q fine OF S24 ~.
The New York herald., 1850-06-08
ADvEgTlSEaENYS aENEwHD EVERY DAT.
EXCURSION.

s. spAY EXCURSION TO COMFY ISLAND AND
~ Fort Hamilton fare 2s cents-Th- fast sailing
BUFFALO will Sunday June as follows-save foot
Of Canal street at 81 NJ and at and ~ So o'clock
NJ. leave Pier No. northni at 10 o'clock NJ and ~.
ard 3a o'clock T. Returnisg wl leave Coney Island
hsfpast III o'clock A. H. and 2i. and o'clock r. Re-
freshments provided board For further Particular ap
Ply TO LOCKWOOD, Exchange Hotel West street, near
Robinson
The New York herald., 1850-06-08

oo Shoes and Caters, at Al Cour landt street.
the herehsIts Hotel We advise all friends on
EX-GOF YOUNG, il they want good and cheap Boots
Caters THE DOCTOR
The New York herald., 1850-06-08

QIE nOn WORTH Or GAS CRANDKLIERss
70 iO,VOO Braeke,s ard All descriptions 81 nev uss
Fixtures. Solar Lard and FLUID Lamps Girsndsler China
Ciass ard Fancy Articles nc, at Stouvensl Cos
John street. Broadway. $40 on of styee
New York, at vsry low Prices. Ter cash. -
The New York herald., 1850-06-08

HORSE FOR sALE.-A DAEK CIIEsNUr LApYs
Horse. rentle In ha saddle perfectly In hs
r-nts and seupd IN ~ canstuton has carries LADY for
the last two yesr- Cav he Livery ssabies
sdioi~i"e fhs tr"r ria0e Hn'el. Fourteenth street
tOk sAlE-A FULL BRED MARE. FIVE YEARS OLD.
wMrsnted soufd Aind md rcrtle has hssn RIDDEN bv
lady Tor The past ian DO
gnsers cate ffihee rect stc Nhles 1ardee. sold
~ ~ llt n'ry who ha. re- Nc us- ier hi
r. RS HORSE FOR SAIE-wARRANTRD SOUND
~ thd hird good traveller In single and coubls hsr
ness and has been usec or last iadys saddle
hor ~ s between ard eight ~ Nay
70 lns Iry stable, l05 Charles street. between usd
The New York herald., 1850-06-08

els 10 he had at the New York Stocking Factory
rv better adapted climate It's freausnt and
rapid changes, than anything of the kind ever before manu-
faetured. ~
The New York herald., 1850-06-08

years from the lst ofJune inst the holders Win ros
thsm. These notes will he redeemed nv ~. Paa.i~-
himself or at the Commercial Bank Of Albany
The New York herald., 1850-06-08
PASSPORTS.

EALIFORNIA, NEW GRANADA, EUROPR AND
~ Cuha-u: =. Passports, Indispensable, persoD
can land IN Chages. Panama or Cuba, without passport
BAH L. ;. Passports bear the seal Of
Of state AID are signed by John Csyssn Secretary OF
State OF the United States; otherwise
j. D. MONIES No % Breaaxax.
The New York herald., 1850-06-08

tant did kipgs come TO such psss Only think of fun
suit oil elegant CotbBgat S. But there
them 50 suits All the clothing psdlarsa the
shops are tributaries the Of
done at this estabishmen and fair dealing
feature Of the 50 Suit Store and
The New York herald., 1850-06-08

80 .""Fees' ""u ~ TUT "HSuttfHB-ChtsxohI
ana strangers requested TO call the Nan
Asahurst Heard n Maiden lane, whore
the largest and cheapest Of Hair
The New York herald., 1850-06-08
BPE~lAL nUrlCES.

MERcANTILE LIBRARY AssOcIATION-OPHN
and a1 streets. fhe attention a Il. ss
Of , ely who have already aaiea thsmsevss a ths
The a.ssiacs fsandss sy clerks: over ss.nsy-ain.
ited Ge@bers At The low rate q one s"sr inisisson
, and ay ~ seR quarterly dues While !. s,n;I. sub
aG % IL s c he e q srssyy % ys q I;A
volumes the works in our own and
s.Ts ssrt .,s S The q:
lfs notice, Ss: md sh' si 5 :.s q r:
nl koS s SIn % On cur I shelves r. Read
sSs s4s 70 s + Gf hs ssT:'s s..
curey Glasses the modern languages. psnmss.sp p ana
are in progress. where tuion may be
iset're' will be ,,,, s.i,srsi ,se sg%ipg ..a.on;
TUE sn TREASURER OF the FIRE pEPARTsINr
sopston'.rrom Jehsrson csapany per Gee
'I NV Tsr Ysri sS Sd I'm. 80 fs 3 i'i'SS SSs f'S
Tn: siNSEsE Sl.s AND csATErUL rnANks or "a
Vim ,hd stsssrt q Lskteen.h street, near ss,sa6a
had h: S leg y sssn ne y ,ss Tu.
te of no West Ishtesath street or h r,a,s .ss sns
e.. aid 20 n, 'gssr. . 70 Captain Freeman and
Pss, and NJ, ara ohsi sentences s,i..h.i
' company fs.sdIs i rasTl rArrEssos rnrfEEsseos Assistant.
HAMBIN GuARp,-TuE MEMBERS or .ruIs CON-
rssy ~, G pi.r%sd Ia - a,aa m,,,., srs pune
'h, r,sSl.rsi@e snd place H. g. STEVENS, commsndana
,.. ms@sr. ~ st ss-y rsa'''' Tor the enrolment "
Wnsoy GUAR. ATTENTION., MEETING WILL
Sunday a. sfS' as rsis az. ss.
"a 70 arear on hcpdsy rnins A. selst rre.sy for
Jssr m.srosp orderly "'''oN ''Ama'
SpARCIAY Guard THE OFFICERS. NoN-cou-
~ missoned Ohe-rs and Prvates Of the above soni-
street on Saturday evening iu.s s,h -, esl.si 81
Bosrvros. Orderly. ' "'A' s'"''
II mslsT, % hi Lodge fsqas..sd v.s.t.si Ia
tser aii,ndanes on hdsy evsnsg june io, basnsss
sNErHrnsIt- secretary. in cLAgK.No
MASONIC NoII.f.-THE ANNUAL eoaxuSIcA-
si ten q ST. johns rand Losse of The sassst and
s. Il sss I'll r. .s a. ss'Ps ss c.ss .is. II s.
sss,f soei ss 3'in rsr .rsops ,5oy
Rosr. kaeor Grsna s,er,t,ry.
ELDTR SAMUEL rRor, or VIRGINS. WILL pRrAcH
Bsrs, church IN tS 10y a ses,s s z,s 81 .s.ss
tween Hcusie, snd Recster ssrves, n shs above hall
every L.rds Day morning A. half past Io af.rss half
4 IfUTENANT wIILIAs " BROWNIES raSDASp
Pension Agency Once. ss Crosby tnrs, bsuss
s 70 ssss 20 III = sr r.s y ~. .ss .rs .,sss
On the United state. WIEN premrtnes, aad de-p-siA
{ CoPARNERsnIP SoTIcr.-.I nAyE TlIs pAY AS
sr'ses ~ he eoniinusd As hsrcofers gns,r shs ha ss
awilfiam street. corn.r Maiden isas. is-s stairs.
New York June :. issn.
nIvIDESp.-TBE pRrsIDEsF AND DIRECTORS OF
~ the North smerican FIRE lnsuraaee Cempa.y have
o. ss%sus sr'se ", slrEckKR s..r.y
No. u wall street. Jun. s. isSs.
LANES CONNER SON rYPE vousDRRs. coxyEE
.,,rs .s,ss and s..srs or eeat"s r,ss n,asii.
msuis The nnterisso, ~hieh tA rssd frou
the abs-s feundry.
The New York herald., 1850-06-08

The PIumbe National Dag gUerrsan Gallery,
a Broadway shsuld be patroned by those who a
prtcias good picture IL surprises
Nhtihg themselves with above all things poor picture
when the best can easily be had.
The New York herald., 1850-06-08


invited TO examine this rich collection Of
saoasd in extent variety in the city which will
foun, the chain pattern much admired; same
made to order after design, matter troate
CoEbs altered and repaired. A. J. SAUNDERS
Comb Factory, yS7 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1850-06-08

snjoy the benefits Of his wonderful Lniment Sold at
Is zs and g. each and ST. 81 and 81 per DOR a. 40 Pearl
street and t+ and t6 broadway Grand street.
msseai influence tho hair is restored thirty years.
~ cures aud all other pains and nervous d
ssssss called insianty proof Of which
pleasure In referring 20 the Hon. H. rinne Hon Anson
Wills and Mr. &. " Anderson Register Of New York city
DE Forests, 19s Broadway.-rhiss spIendid
frrnture establishment will he Monday 10Th
ana the dheren ware rooms ready FOR the examination ef
Gtfets and strsngers from every section
whose attention - respectfully invited their sloe-
tcn from the most fashionable approved OF work.
manshp, In rosewood mahe rsny fancy and ths
ornamental, all of the most beautiful variety.
The New York herald., 1850-06-08

Hill the inimitase, at No ls Nassau, corner Of Pine
street wonderful In the selection and adaptation Of
Then ths scenfe Of his doing the with
accurate lines neat ard graceful curves Eents and easy
slopes Is really admirable Luxurious shan
ly done. TIy him.
The New York herald., 1850-06-08

continues adorn the outer upon economical prno
pes hne French Cloth Dress Coat 81 made measure
ne very hnest S2 Sack or frock, slt Cashmere Pan
- to So ves from 81 50 to s.. Come Establshsd 1874
The New York herald., 1850-06-08

uar Dye can only he procured at the Anufaotory all
street The public should guard against iitatiOns ny
various dplomas Persons whose hair has bad
color from the CT The imitation dyc have ID
~ by calling ~ Above. Cspy the address.
The New York herald., 1850-06-08

NWtIVTy-EmbfuCIUX q 10fKo
rey Of Sportsmens Pen Pocket Knves Of the most
rare and beautiful patterns Also, variety uneus
s toilet use, many OF which have
ported SAUNDERS, i47 Broadway,
Corner Of Liberty street. and 3s7 Broadway,
between Walker and " hits strsets.
The New York herald., 1850-06-08

mems Of the Senate and winthrop Of the House of Repre-
sentstyes-BRADf has received frsm his branch
nsnt in Washington Portraits OF these
taken in the hnest style of tho They seen
many other pictures Of interest at RRADTS National
lery, 2O3 Broadway, corner Of Fulton street,