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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY BAY.
REWARDS.


TIN DOLLARS RLwARD.-sToLEN PROM THE IN
bright bay four old about hteea hands high
the lying the left side Of the neck, and windgs
foot Who.y. will retur mare 20 T. AFRO wsnith
Courtlandt streets Now York shah reeeive the above
g R0 REwARD.-SToLEN FROM THE DOOR CASH
pOO Of {. Stewards Jewelry establishment, No SIS
b. eadway, Saturday June 18TH chased silver teApot
pearl with sold tnsees $50 for the whole
pt value Of such be recovered SIS for
infofmaton that leads to recovery and conviction
0sT, sTRAYEp. OR SToLEN-A soRREL HORSE 10
- hands high with long tall hired Saturday after
Bogert Twenty fourth street return
whoever will return him give information where he
will be suitably rewarded at s+3 Broadway Fourteenth
street. ID. =. JARVIS
I 0sT-oE SATURDAY. 18TH INST. BETWEEN THE
epsser ting the head Of the Saviour which suitable
reward will be paid At the office Of the Carlton House
I osT.-sTRAYED FROM NO. lo2 COLUMBIA STREET
IL srooklyn yesterday morning early Sunday black
slate eolored Setter Dog hed cub chain collar
mshed c. v r. Goodyear also chain attached to
In sad collar Any returning him to tie above place.
or at No IL Pine street n w. will behteray rewarded.
THE NATIONAL GUARD AND TRINITY CHURCH.
Il The Canary Birs At ordinat ion.S25 Reward.-sun-
day morning at 10y o'clock escaped from the National
Bird (kaving been bred with hoeiins Birdl The
.eler having heard that a. the solemn ordination Of the
Rev. Mr. Travis and thirty other eerzymsn, the
mtrhabe omen Of canary bird appeared in their midst
singing notes that induced him, together with ths
rarbs described to believe that IL s the warbler
that has held enchantent the visitors OF the Ma
sentiment At the late solemn 30 be his and
h.te that for the above generous reward Churehmen and
others VIII 'd' The FSrTk ' ss. AIS
National Guard SALOON. 10 Wall staeet NY.
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lObhi piJiiF'o00 %
Treasury notes funded. ............. 1900 90
There are very few Treasury notes now outstanding,
-ud In the Of another month 80, they viii all
~ funded
The movement In foreign dry goods during the past
veeh eompared with the ding week Ia ls49,
has been very limited The annexed table exhibits
abe number ofpaekages aud value Of each description
cfdry good entered at this pert for pton dc
Ing the week in each Of the past too years
hovrsrsrs ~ Pos NOS Dsy Goops.
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INorRTn OF July IxruRsInN ARnuNn srArr



n EW ENGLAND LIVE STOCK INhERAECE CON-
- psny, Of New Haven. Corn. CAPITAL $3.50. c. y.
lrtlee, Secretary. A kdWards frssic snt Chas N Y.
snrses Cattle he insured against death by disease
sesasat. ARplestions reeci~sd AZ tps Agens- oace
NaAfrest New York BY T. Taylor, faiton ssr..s
brcekl W. Payson Peok clip ferry Wilkmsbas assus
Il IFE INsURANCE-NATI0EAL LOAN FUND LIFE
- AsepFsnee teeisx Bondor and New Yerk.-Cspissl
ez5pp-n eurrlus tund ssl700u. ~,
invested "a %sv Yors, In ne s.r knsriosa hns-
ices
ynited stasss Local Bosrdhstirs Diressors fer yuir
hn fsstla', ssmnei How and; Nn. Esn Hook Fac
MA Inckr Robert Dillon. and yoseph Oalsrd Jr
O. uforni. ssl taken fsv.r.sls t.rws a. rs..y.,.
a. IrANDRp STARR a.,.-.i ar...
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AMvOGuUnru.

QowERY THEATRE The public respectfully in
ID Termed this establish will reopen wsdnss
ssy evening ssI July with the popular drama styled
THE DkUEKARD. and other entertainments.
r. 9. HAMBLE, Proprietor.
II. r. STEVENS. Stage Manager.
The members Of the viii please assemble on Non
aax 1911 al
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DURToN's THEATRE, CHAMBERS sTREET-BENR-
ID ct Of Mrs Hill -honday evening July ist will be
played, the drama Of DOhBkY AND s0S-Mr Dombey,
Mr. &. W. Chrke Mr.. Carker, Mr. g. Jordan; Major Joe
Bagstsei, Mr. Andrsw,i Mr. Toots Mr. Raymond Captain
Cutie Mr. Burton Sol ellis Mr., Hamilton; Walter Cav,
Er Lsverei Jack Bunsby Nj Holman; Eeh Mrs Russell;
Florence Dsmbsy, Miss Hills Mrs. Skewton, Mrs Hughes
Susan Eipper Miss G. Chapman. To conclude with the
comedy q the SERIOUS FAAILY-Charles ToIrens ESQ
Mr. c. W. Clarl Captain Murphy Mcguire, MT Jordan;
Mr. Amin dab Sleek, Mr. Burton.
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CASTLE GARDEN.-sUhkER FETES, UNDER THR
~ direction Of George Loder-nokets Is cents ossh.
Doors open at Concert ats precisely n. Oonosr, will
sose at 10 minutes past o'clock after whish summer
Ball. under the direction Of Mr. Conway the fsvorte Pro-
esssr Of Dancing Ompibuses from point in the
Of the city to TIE gates leading Castle Garden
and will he readiness TO receive ut the esd Of
the JerforpAnces. No pospenement account Of the
weaher Grand sabbath Concert or Sunday evening. RI
tene being made 90 celebrate the coming
American Independence the Fourth Of July
brillisn ut Display Of fireworks will be exhibited. full
and efficient Police VIII be ATTENDANCE TO insure order
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OTTO GoTTAGL. HOBoKEN.-GRAND INSTRUhBN-
~ tai Free Concerts. Strauss celebrated Band
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday commencing ct p. n
and closing atsP. N. Ferriage reduced TO cents.
N.B-ln the weather unfavorsbe the Concert VIII
take place day
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DARNUrs CHINESE MUSEUM. $50 BROADWAY

RAKNUHb IHINEsE HUsEUH, bU BkUADWAf,
ID bewee Spring and Prince T. T. Bsrnum, pro-
pstsr and manager This large and interesting collection
remains but short time longer 1t the magnificent
exhibition Of Chinese figures, ouriotcs wonderful speoi
Of ingenuity &c. from the Celestial Empire IL repre-
objects immediately connected with the social
the religious worship tbs mercantile customs The mechanic
sperAone the sciences Of the Chinese 1t is ntrns
eay valuable, and beyond description
and gratifying Open day and evening from A. "
t 10 T. n Admission IS CENTS Children, under years.
l21
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EIsBING.-PATENT NEW YORK Bass HOOK. A
superior article for bass and week fishing for sale
Ia T. H. BATE, los Maiden LaAe. up stairs
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bOAftUsNG, Ae.

kC.
~ ARLINGTON, ID. C,-kRs. WILLIS WILL HAVE
w after the 18th 81 Jane instant, at her wsll-knovn
ssAthshment, esrIor 81 and Thrteenth strees
rooms tuitsble Tor families single
Part or full board fer,ons Waiting gtv
feel assured 81 80 Pleasant and satisfactory
ct this houss, az OF any other w the DISTRICT
COUNTRY BOAkD-TwO GENTLEMEN CAN IN A.
" eomnedated 9th breakfast sud tea. in saali fa.,,
on very moderate terms distance about forty rid
ron NE eity hs pleasant and heal ny location, with
iAfge garden surrounding the house
times hour for sreace Application DESIRED Inna
eattly, at Pity third % Eighth avenue
little south Of Burbhsms. wanted above psr.on for
bousevork. ~bs cen eook. wash. aud iron.
ROARDlN HOBOkEh.-A WIDOW LADY, WHO o.
- tuIiss tns house in Washington street IIobeksr
can aecomnooAte few select boaricra The rooms .s
lsrfe AIRY shd lofty The ceilings very desirable during
hand side, iron ratings in front s''
ROARD-A GENTLEMAN AND Ills WIPE on rWo
- snEs Gentlemen, can be Accommodated With board In
lNs" family Apply at 80 Twenty. seventh street, ksw
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FIREWORKS.

UNDGE's FIREWORKS -THE sOsT EXTENSIVE sRtI-
IL srt and superb solorsd hre-orss IN the United ss
can he obtained arre and SMALL from the laboratory
nnaurseturers prices. q IL @ EDSE, Jersey City.
ElRENoRks oF SUPERIOR QUALITY, IN rvERY
varity at o~est Iricss Also fdses exhibition piecea
Nv HOIBxRroS M. rs ssid.u lane
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DIERCEs kIN5TRELs AT THE OLYhrIC, UNDER
the direction Of the great original Pompey beau
tul has been recently rented and ventilated
for season, and IL Is the fortable
public In the The continued
that has favored this nimtablc Band Of ethiopian
performers has them being the pss ultra Of
negro hArmonists Admission IS cents Doors open at u
At o'clock r. NJ Afternoon Concert Wednesdays
and Saturdays. Doors at 2 concert at o'clock.
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MINERVA ROOMS, 400 BROADWAY, OPRN EVERY

WI .vening-New and magnificent mammoth Panorama OF
the Overland Rou California Gold Cities ia
and San Francisco painted by hinsud Lewis
from etches taken by himself A W.
Tsnno whose lectures have the APPRECIATION Of the Press
the elite Of Philadelphia, will lu the Panorama
AdmitRnoe Is cent children half price. Doors open At Pie
ats Exhibitions on Wednesday and Saturday
afternoons Liberal made with schools Doors
open al z T. NJ. picture moves At
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AmUgHMH NTD.

BROADWAY TBEATRE-A A. MARSHALL. SOLE
- Lessee-honday evening July will be performed the
;:SnsSy :Itiits LAuShh WIEN You cAN.oos..nsr
r. Harris Mrs hOI,iIsr Mrs. knisht Emly, nrs stsr-
Ist hss Cloemly Mrs HELD To conclude with the
ssd Srsnsi trsnas rsmia.e entitled ThE SPIRIT on
visini. Mr. Kpsht The Spirit Of Gold Miss Olivia Lin.
and Third Circles 25 cents Doors open N oelock-sur
tain rises at q suartsr TO o'clock.
NIBLo's-hoNDAY EVENING. JULY 1.-THE ENTER
~ tAnmsnts will commence with the grand. and
magnificent operate, pantominie spectacular shersa
Phieo. slesorieG entertain called THE ISLAND OF
cad ths Great, King Of PhAritsle,
MT kiekinton; Prince Prettphello Miss Nickinson Tn
islpa Mrs Vernon. An iusrmss,on Of half hour when
the masnlhselt Ball Room will be thrown open as Pro-
sSriese To sonelude with the fares Of FkiEND
NAGGLES1equiIe 1olyboy, Mr. Niehnsop; Horatio Was-
Ses MT Wseot Dr tss' afrss Mr. sefton John Grump,
MT. ohlppendale Mrs. rrettyman, brs Vernon.
RURTOkS-CHAhBERs sTRIRT-BENErIT OF Mr..
dc. Clsrke-Tuesday. July q when will be presented
four OF the best pieces ever played embodbg all the we'll
known comic talent Of the company with volunteer
aids. The trst night Of the laugkshls piece Of THK
bRtEcHEs poLI1IclASmGrsgory. a ptunh.n Taller,
NEVER MON FAIR LADY uy Conner, Mr. CLARKE;
DAhGER-John strong Mr. Burton snssn Miss Chapman.
And the turletta Of TIE MARRIED RAkE-fighty, Mr..
Clarke. Box Book now open.
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MIsCELLANEOUs.

RIACK LACLs-PETrp MOMENTS, SIS BROADWAY,
ID received large lot Of black founoing Lsoss
% superb aeh shas usually sold at s2 valsnei-
and HOuitou Collars 81 80 upwards black
long and thort Mite ngured Nets, ke.
MONTGohERY's PATENT TUBULAR STEAM BOILER
" Ter sea and river stssmsrs locomotives aud stationary
sngnes combining great in fuel and Oee
% broadway, up stairs.
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- Manager and Proprietor Jno Green wood Jr Assist
ant hansser Monday July splendid entertainments in
the afternoon and evening at o'clock. The moral
and domestic drama Of ths DkUNKARD will be presented
for the fourteenth time that evening Ta afternoon
forma Of the most and interesting
and tmprse ehsste frces petit dramas wonderful at
legerleD and curious experiments in ventroquism
mos Of euriosties the carriage OF the late Queen Do
Great Britain the mammoth Jady the Hoosis giant
ntsni., the fairy Admission cents children
under 10 years, IN cents
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L(ARNeNs ORIGINAL GENERAL rea THUMB-ruIs
- little man In mnisture whs has perform
before all the principal crowned heads Of Europe and
than three million Of his American fellow citizens
making the tour Of Connecticut and will held his levees In
Woodbury. Tuesday the 25th inst Litohheld, 18th;
wins,ed, 9Th VAUDEVILLE 18th Plymouth 10Th Water
bury. Let and I'd Of July and New Haven and 9Th His
beautiful miniature equpase ponies and carriage presented
by Queen Victoria will be seen also, ths magnificent and
eosty jewels presented BY Bmperors Kings Queens and
Mobility Europe.
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SAbDLE HORSES To LIT TOR rue SyASOS-Trr
~ adver'ser hs several hne SADDLE horses Tor Iatt.
fenttme ~ let for the Also several Tor ,s
%v ATpyAt Dstrow's Riding School ~ Fourth avenue.
Eok ALE-A VERY HANDSOME BAY MARE A
very fat rotsr, we'll In harness and l. pefscty
suitt under The taddo or either lady or rsnteman t
ery neat light wagon and harness all good runuinr
sasr The whole 60 be cold low. t. be seen 81 Damoud.
ftsble corner % New szd Beaver streets.
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CHRislYs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HALL. NO 472
~ BrosdSsy, between Grand and Broome streets Mon
day. July lst snd every night until further nonoe. The
original and well known Chrisys Ethiopian Opera Troupe,
e hrtt established and eldest organized band in she world
comprising company Of twelve pef under the d
reetion OF r. Christy They viii the honor giving
thtir original and inmitabls every night
until further nstice Admission Is cents Doors open at u
Concert ~i commence at o'clock An afternoon
saturdays commencing at o'clock M An extra AZ
tsrnoon Con n Thursday, July 9TH at3PM
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DIR. CHARLES srNpK.s

vanilla TRANSCRIPTION QUALITY, IN BOND
and store fer sale by THOMAS MAXWELL
No ~
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aPE~IAL nUrICEs.

sPE~HAL SOrIcEs.
STAwBLRRY FIsTIyAL-A STRAWBERRY yrsrI-
VINE N ffssessss Of ST 5eF s x fGoso
VII be n ana 2s 81 ST'
A cARD.-THE MEMBERS or MANHATTAN FIRE
% S Tho ssrsa pss
's.d hen after returning from the IRE in Edrdse street.
YIN s1&s p JyIIy TSr.r..:
- D,idepd- d,idsnd Oh tour and . bali thj Per cent
n fssn s .. 'Pf .fi5 70: sf day
CYnSAsIUE-C. y. oT1I0NoN RESPECTFULLY IN
orn his frissds and the public 10 se1sr. that he has
brs.sy and viii Ss open sS: day r III, reception q
pspls
New YORK AND NEW .seLAsD nTLt.oRAEu
q q: NJ. fCrs and kS. Lnsapd TELEGRAPH Com
Die ''Otih0id'r' On and after we ssh q IVY -,
Lw. JrRosr. Secretary and Tr.ssur.r.
Jury SorIcE-oFFIcE OF THE COMMISSIONERS or
Jurors No, g. CITY Hail. June 18th, is5o.-Noues Ia
srsS$ o 'S'y .r Ts an. aS
s s a.. iP5 =. n Of 1 S:s vii
''V ~, DT
"A hereby given Dat sdssd u Sir Dollar. on each on.
Gsina s.srs VI. ;. paid upon n. stock 3. %. state u
hs sr' IrOhin0' Ia, wADswokTu = snELpos
CAUTION. NOTICE Is uEREBY GIVEN, TO ALL
" whom may oonosrn, that the undsrsisrei Johann
Baron Ksskn, 10 tie Of 50 leagues Of
land stutted betseea the Rio Grsnds sndue Hueces in
e former State Of Tamaulpss krxico hut within the
United States This land grated him by Mckee,
and HE title 10 the fully oonrsd By the
aud aesvrsnces contained 10 article ef treaty
eusdeurs udslso concluded between the United States
and ksliec, February & s and he will be ready
make ,ales 81 h. same Having heard that other and sinai
lar claims the land other
sens hereby esutsns the public against buynr this land
espt from him HE antkorsed agent end also forbids
hetr colonEibg settling Interfering With the
without che q Aiase such asest And
hereby nehes them that all sales contrasts In relation
rueh ssd o. H. made :. with them By any
ether than hirsslf HE said and
null and void, aud entirely sosnired BY him.
JOHANN BARON Won RACKSTTz q
ARTIFICIAL LEEcHgs. JUST sECEIvgD. PER
IA Steamship Hermann, new SIMPLY II A.Isndres pa
sest artificial Lesckss VICTOR BIShOf y Maiden Lane
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IN day evening July LIST, the enertAinn snts will COM
Insnee with the farce Cf AN UNPROTECTED FKAALE-
kisodsmns Crsp Mr. Herbert; Poly Crisp Mss Cruise
Baker Esq., entitled NOSE in CHINA or Life Ansng ths
Teo-Foos-hose, Mr. y Chanfrau; Sykesy Mr.. SEYMOUR
Lssy Miss Anna Cruise; Cookey, Mr.. Jederson After
which, the farce of PkEPIkG IN AT SIX, p. A.-felix
IRbsy, Mr.. Jefferson; Corporal Casey Mr. Seymour Mrs
Trimmer Mrs. Henry. To conclude with THE THREE
(OCkOOS-ColoD Cranky, Mr. Z. Taylor.
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$1,000 .I yssT - sss . !, 6: s.,,
tnrs in eve shs hest loestions IN she .es,s ef ,hs
city snd the cheapest rct beips 81 frors snS 10
Sssp and viii contain fro 70 horse. sos a. ..v
The h-rinE Of ere horr. 81 the storage s.Ary
ray ibe rent ddrvss "Es,srprise,- Herald ofnc.l
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IIINRY IL. LEEDS. AUCTI0SEER-TRE hAGNIPI-
cent livery Statue Of Christ CrueAsdHsnry H. Leeds
&c. will sell at auction Monday July LIST at II o'clock
the gallery Of their store Ne all street the cele
DRAFTED piece Of Ivory eausry of Christ Cruoh carved BY
the Monk Fra Carlos IL 10 ocnhdeatly asserted be the
largest we'll as she moot eIasissly carved piece Of
livery satusry In the world and viii positively be sold
the highest bidder.
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WANDA GlRhAN GIRL. TO DO slwiNo. roR
w days, rssdenss few miles An abe country.
Apply 10 Mr. n We &C shs dssh Of the Herald sfss
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KTVH1 IVhf EII HHI UH NEILINUkNLAN SHOW
plOO tie greatest csrst in all cssess and the
cs re.peetae references 81 any patent medicine sold
Ihs lar has and be after hAviar
been gone hrty together with curing tnannsr a
rheun Affections, old stings Of insects
hruisss burn all asd spasmode Affections
asrrbgs bilious hole sc SOLD IN large bottles L.
shd shilbhgs each and J. and solt.rs doses Zs1
Fesrl srtet King, John and Broad@sy alec a. and ,7S
between Grand and Broome streets and u all
snd esdltrs Merchants Fenerally obtain IL trade
or Their or go.ss or on eonmisson a. so W taking
no doten boz, uO-- cash, ~ Th.es prises tn,Ayi
ably adhered BBThe bo.,or can se sonssted az .7s
Broadway, free " charge
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W. BROWN, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT FUR
niturs.-Tuesdsy, July Al 10 o'clock, At No. SO
walker street W. Brown will sell above ths Furniture
family leaving the cisy, consisting OF ssf Chairs
Dressing Bursaus Looking Glasses three ply and ingram
pct Oil Cloth Bsadteads festhsr Beds hair hatAsses
Also the Kitchen Tursitsre.
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aOR Sale AND 10 LET.

NEW YORK. JUNE DTH, ls5o-roR sALE-Ar A
tbtcsss ssi:.ia N. l.ss psii.a .SYgR,s
for seosp to attend TO business In that
FIRST for Glasgow For further particulars apply
WIN BRUCE.
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MRS. BEMAN,

rJNHE CELEBRATED SHIRT MAKER OF NEW
Il York, visited Washington twice during the
last Congress, and on each occasion took large
number Of orders for Shirts, Bcman Collars, Dress
ing gowns, and Gents furnishing articles gene
rally, from Senator'S, Heads Of Departments, Mem
bers OF Congress- and other distin guished individ
uals, To all Of whom she acknowledge her oblga-
tions for their civiities and patronage, and begs
leave TO inform them that she now contemplat ties
again renewing her visits at the ensuing Session Of
Congress-of which due notice will be given in the
Washington papers.
ny- In the mean time, and atall times she bcgs
leave TO call attention Of residents Of New York
Mrs. Beman's Shirts.
Aston HOUSE, NEW yoRx. MADE TO ORDER.
Directions for SsV meanvem<nf TO Non-residenfs
MRS BEMAN GIN Ts .s,d fSss Sss Shirt. to ..v 0ar,
of the United States, Of the world. and guaran-
tee fit 10 any gentleman who will send her the fol-
lowing measures In inches-exact size, with no
allowances;
1. Around the Neck.
2. Around the Wrist.
3. Around the Chest, under the arms
4. Three distances from the top Of shoulder at the
joint.
First. Breadth across from top 10 top at the
brosdest part.
Second. Length Of shou lder from top 10 the
neck at the collar band.
Third. Length Of arm from top of shoulder,
around the elbow TO wrist joint.
5. Lastly, IL ~ necessary 10 know whether the
person has long neck, and carries his head erect
or whether he IL round shouldercd, with short neck
inclining forward. Also the length OF the shirt,
height OF the person.
0St-REMEMBER that this Is the first advertise
ment Of the kind ever pubiSbed In the United
States. Cut IL out and save IL.
Oct l7-dn No. ., Astor House. Oct. I. ls4s
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TRANSPORTATION OF STORES.


NAVY DErARTmENT,
Bureau Of Prorisions and Clothing. Jan. Z, 1850
PROPOSALS, sealed and endorsed Proposals
IL for freight 20 Pensacola" will be received at
this Bureau until three O'Clock, p. M, ON Friday,
the Let day of February 1850 for the transportation
Of $50 barrels (more or css) Government stores
from the navy yard AZ Brooklyn, New York, TO the
navy yard AT Pensacola, Florida. .4i.l
u The offers must state the price asked per barrel
without distinction between wet and dry; and each
barrel Tor two half barrcIs) or beef pork, hoor,
rice vinegar pickles, whisky, or dried apples, win
bc considered barrel, al other packages TO be
estimated al the nate OF 81 cubic feet TO barrel
vbatcver they may contain; and in the measure.
nsent Of all casks other than barrels tbe fhs will
be deducted. Ten fair. weather working lay days
70 be allowed at the port q Brcokyn Cor taking IN
cargo, and 6ftcen fsir-weather working lay-dsys
10 h allowed at Pensacola for discharging the same.
No primaRe 70 be allowed
y. Payment TO be made by any navy agent in the
United states, to be selected by the bidder, and
named in ne clsattcr party, within thirty days II
ter producing sctsissory evidence Of the delivery
Of the <.ceree. The vessel must pass the usual IN
spectiop. aud be at the Brooklyn navy yard by the
10Th day Of February. 1880, ready 70 receive her
cargo; and, IL not prccnted br examination within
three days after being notified Of her acceptance
the bureau will consider itself at liberty TO ocr the
freight To the next lowest bidder, or 70 make such
arrangements may beet su5serve the public in
tercst Jan. s-fswtd
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La CROrrCA,

a Spanish NesspapU. printed IN Nsy York.
vTSHlS valuable journal is Handsomely printed
in the quarto form, in the most approved modern
style. II has lately entered on the second year of
its publication, and, during the time it has been
most regularity. II is ably conducted by Don A.
x SAN MARTIN, and employs regular CORE
spondent at the Court of Madrid, besides having
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