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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-27
SUMMER RETREATS.


THE WEST POINT HOTEL.
II, RIDER In rendering his scknOwei gmenis 10 the Off
Gers OF the Army the friends OF the Cadets and the pub
Nc In general for the very liberal patronage hitherto enjoy
ed inforIns Them that the West Point Hotel is open
TIE Ioe has bee enlarged by The addition Of p exec eat
eepine and greatly improved In s general ar
,sngeneus TO prevent mistake or disappointment + X
nos the public that the steamboats, have ceased 10 land
et Wet oint snd stop CozzeDss Wharf about Two
is below where omnibusses will be Ia readiness 10 con-
vev nsseepeers TO West Point Persons travelling oy rail-
wsy Will stop Cold Spring, are always walt
ing 10 convey them across the river - - $500
ie96 6te& 2sw6us' FhAHOls hipEh
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er- Long Island Railroad COmpany.-The
utoekbodeTs OF the Long Island Railroad Company
ouested TO attend meeting a. the Office OF the Company Ia
DIE Civ of Brooklyn on Tuesday the "a day OF July next At
4oclocb NJ TO take into consideration the present and
prospective condition Of the affairs OF TIE Company.
ie2l isf ISAAC L. HAVILAND President.
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~ BE CnrefuI.-lncipienI badness may be easily
checked BocLEs Hyperion Fluid is II best preventive
thai IL known restorative qualities are highly przed
NJ also he properties 10 beautiug and strengthening tho
hair. - NJ, o., ,,y..t,....u
NJ Bosfop; also by A 4 h Sands leo Futon-tt Rush
ton Clark Co. ITO and 273 Broadway, New.York J29
sxr Tox othe, General Notioes zee lid Page
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TRENTON rAI LIS WEAR UTICA, II. 2.

TRENTON FAI LIS NEAR UTICA, II. z.
rsVHE PROPRIETOR of the Hotel at the Falls informs
be pubc that he has greatly enlarged his house since
the las, season. more than doubling bis former accommoda-
ons, including in his Improvements new ana spacious
dinng room. -, -, ,-,, -,
He IL now prepared for the reception OF visitors and
families wishing 20 make arrangements oy me week or
month car be furnished with suites Of rooms capacious and
LII ,srtis,ed n. MOORE
There is row plank road from Utica and persons eav.
ng New York in The evening boat arrive al he Hotel
before P. Nj. OF the next day. JeN lwsDSHW.1
or For otaer summer Retreats, I'D Page.
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DHILApELPHIAaY DNEYMINsTKR CAR.

DuILADELPHIA SYDNEYMINsTER CAR
Il fEIiNGS-A new artcle-dsrk and light subdued
eoors, ingrAn make, richly dyed and oil panied all WOOL
both sdes perfect IN pattern forming b0ques OF flowers
Win Greesn scrolls &c equal to Administer for sale only
nmief at an experience OF upward OF % years 10
teflrg snd importing fancy wares carpetnss oil cloths
NlndoWthsOes and malngs al hsimmense Establishment
Carpet Hal 10 and 20 Nonh Secondst first door below
Chnss Church PhiladePhs, viii Justify bis sponsorship
ouelhrd the price beautiful selection OF Brasse, and
vleves npesy, three ply and ingram carpengs with oil
cloths viii be disposed OF Al very low prees for cash or
city 6cceftkrces, nteres sdded) 10 room Tor fa
stock. lje27 lml J. SIDNEY JONFs
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THE PRoHPTER no. 3,
WIN Fine Portrait Of James 4. MErdook.
CORNELIUS MATHEWS, EDITOR.

Ready Thursday 27Ih, Z. q oclok.
Contents.
/ Social Distinction: n 2. Wllins and Mr.. Goulds New
Comedy OF Fashionable Life IN hew.York. 1.-THE very
Age"
2 Old Hays.
g. An authentic Life OF James L. Murdoch.
Satire at the University.
s. The Ghost OF John Fisher BY member OF the
PArk Pit
G FoOte and Queen.
T. The TheaeT Ia America.
g. The Sea Serpent
Mr. Pennimore Coopers New Comedy st Bunoas
Upside down"
10 New Musical Publications
II. The Broad way TheAieT-Ths BOvery-The National
-Niblo's.
u. Miscellaneous Anecdotes
Price 10 cents. WIN TAYLOR co.
Publishers, Isl Nasss1-sL
Copies Of No with Life and Portrait OF Miss CusHMAN
can sill he had
Also No IT, with an Entertaining Life and Portrait Of
p r BARNUM.
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ry Water. Cure Instisutes-City and Coun-
essbnshment is Laghtst and al Oyster Bay, l. Con.
muncaion caiy between these places By steamboat AMI
railroad. General practice attended TO- Consuisuons y.
iac7 Inns
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~ Mauitou Division No. COOS. of THE
ypenb rs OF this Division nohed 70 attend teir regu
lar meeting tha Thursday svsniQg al o'clock NJ when
bn.lpess of vital In poriance will brought before lhem
ieTits ROBERT MURPHY X. s.
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OFFICE OF TIE DIAPHEAGm FILTER
OTemOyed 10 ~ Broadway.
rny6 ms WALTER N. GIBSON
OFFICE NORWICH WORCESTER RAILROAD Co.
Norwich, J1ne "a 1880
x1Ex aTAT II IOr M offha Nor Mich nndy W.,

OFFICE NORWICH WORCESTER RAILROAD Coz
Norwich, J1ne a. 1850.
THE sTOCKHOLDERs ofihe Norwich and wor
Raroed Company are hereby notified that their
Arnue Meeting for the choice OF Directors, will be held 81
nesdsy in Julyrez, at 10 O'Clock A NJ Likewise to at
on any question, properly broughl before The Meeting
js1 Jyl0s z. q. T. d. ANDREWS, Clerk.
TTPOs tie petition FRANCES Z. CASSIDY Of stonnstoa
Lorjon CoUay. and State Of Colnstto the Superior
ea ,y 81 sepser $50 bearing cate glst Jsse ~yrsyg
I'D Court ors divorce from her husband G-orEsy Cas-
,eore,ry reading ID Sssak ia SswJsr,@y snd SsTYork
sas mostly from De pen Of a1a eesss1 p y nov
yo,er H. cs..s5y ihrss yesrs oi The divorce,
evey ly Of husband aHs hhsr % ao,- Tan u-s years ..'
psssnt Il guartansh beetue SAG a9stai = A. per
rslsr-by ontesi % vs a,te Of s nsna-sy o. ' petition %
De Ieasss y s,5 Il he CT, ef ssYos o b. sa5
s 70 nesspdper printed IL CT Of NsSar< 70 us STATE Of
srs ys.s ,e,araase sas BY sayng ,us al i,;s,tss
coy s petition At sd osegs v cs..eys at aa, Pes q
Court he respondent APPEAR ss sa9- eal .ny ~
go Ia H. order .hl he Sesa1a4t
brug th, 70 tlD.d e. Ns Lontoa ~ Jlne 10
j-s7iars-rA. lal Ss..I.1s4os Comfy.
NTOTIcR IS HEREBY GIVEN, according s % al persons
~ 6a.pg ms AGAINST PETER W. RADCLlFY izte Of tie CITY
q A GSs' 55 ssSS's ~ = ne S ss' sol q IL
ofe. No. alsirse se CITY o. New Yors, before he
ri larorfh PLfLh DEWITT }
rs PURSUANCE ori- sarats Of t.s coaaJ Of
sssast JOIN HEATH ATE q Re CITY o. ssEYod saaer Dc
eased pEesen thereof ts s1D>cyer
AZ her rrence No Is Rstreet City ofSe Yok
fore The thlrtst day OF Dated New York ne
o sxih day ofJune 1870. RACHEL HEATH,
Jel7laNdmIh Admastraffr
rs PURSUANCE order Of the Surrogate Of the c9uniy Of
tEeN iod hereby 20 81 p-ssons having eans
ssan. CALVIN COLTOS, ate Of The Cry q Ssvfors eos-
binder deceased prescott the gh voschers srso 70 tes
tie ocs Of Edwsrt Chzpn No % Jobs N
Cy Of New before the tbrteth day d Duceeer
DATED New oh the yssny sizil e.y q ysss lss
EDWARD C. cHAPIs, Adninsfrstsr.
in isreuThs SUSAN n. c0LToE, Atnulsifats1
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REMOVAL
JAEEg. 1EEBE q 90.

EyAVE REMOVED 10 Slf Broadway md corner Of
IA Reade and Center where be fund al kinds OF
ssrn- aler and Wsr-sr beating and vennlang sppaz-
rs Tor private DIV sngs churches semnaes, hospitals
TAILS prisous horticultural buildings nc. &c.
Also BEBEEs celebrated cooking ranges, cooking
siersls Ispperuei brass and sverpstet regfsters-s
sew article superior 20 anything OF no klnd 10 he MARKET
ugv6 Sfnis
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nHnRWAInsoN,s SCULPTURES.

OVERS OFTHE FINE ARTS are invited 70 exarnioe
A beautiful collection Of miniature imatlOns 10 bisc1I
fthe classic works Of ThOrwzlfson, ne great Dsnlsn
sIn.or eoassunR of stsiueltes and bas-rc5s Of zoe
cho.cest prcductcns OF the great artists master enlse
They are exhibited al GRITTONs 57e Broadwey Wnsse
also A few duplicafes are for sale. JED oH1oo0-
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~ The VarBisbers and POiishers OF the City
afNew.York are requested 10 attend meeting al the
Fourtee1h Ward Hotel south corner Of Grand aud
Elizabeth ss on Thursday evening June r. al y O'Clock,
Tor The purpose Of hearing the report Of the Committee
ByOrder oftho Committee. j5 2us'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-27

vyoRpswoRrHs GREAT PosrHUMoUs PoEM,
THE Recluse," is announced as in press by Tick
,o,' Reed Fields. 1t ia only jus. put into the
Listers hands IN London, 80 that it will prob
sbv appear simultaneously in England and Anne
80 Boston Transcript.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-27

NrSr House CaFpenters' Associa tiOn.-Ths men,
he's of this Association reques,sd 10 DO punc1a Ia Al
tendance this evening June ~ 81 this IL the evening
or which the regular election taxes place
All who desire join respectfully invited % DO pre-
.snt 4 Ile7ltsl A. C. DEPEW, Secy.
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BOARDING.

- a
DOARD-At SEA Broome-st. pleasant front paror
ID The second Jo with bedroom aitachos, suitable fCr
family or single gentleman Also two single and
bath for the fhe bosToers Stage route within three
doors ofihe house Inquire Of c. Ring, corner OF Broad
way end John-tt at 53i Broonest doors from Hud
son-st js27 lwA
DGARDLNG.-Two or three gentlemen can be ac.
ID oommodsied with pleasant single rooms and board
at "a Bsrcsys opposite Colegeplsce; also, pleasant
sue Of rooms "a floor, to single gentlemen, or family
without children references exchanged. jeT lw%
DOAHDING-PaTlor and bedroom attached the
Dsecond foo with bosrd, be obtained at 81 Eas.
Broadway References exchanged. jeZ7 3ieOdF
TWO GENTLEMEN can be accommodated win
partial board at the north corner OF Poplar and Colum
bia Brooklyn The rooms are very desirable command
irg a fine Wow of the water. 1877 Tvs
DOOMS TO LET-Very desirable, airy and pleasant
Ooms realty furnished for single gentlemen, without
board may be had by applying al 50 FranklinSt few
doors west Of Broadway. JeH I'M
Tr,O IET-Wilhout board, large, well furnished room
with psntry attached, second floor. Also, alsrse'
square ac room third hoor Inquire al % Wauen-sb
Nv For othe, boarding Adserttsesents see I'D Page
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Tur EXAMINATION OF Dg'c osms ,a 70
coanIsslosER-The exaniu WhII., G sbs sbio
n abrupt conclusion ye.,s, sss government oSsr
ooun.s a, s the prosecution, before the
was ;casr No stairs the District Attorney and
ucCsleb were plying the Grand Jury with
Judge "r.snt, against the accused, in the Court
VAIN ,rm The defense, therefore, finding
ss~ss between two Ores, concluded tha. it wCuld
Sstter 10 bring matters to point at once. @r.
Emit therefore, proposed that tne case snou.d DC
sent before the o. Circuit OGar., 50 Una. 'Ge,e
me- ass, The suggestion was readily adopted By
the other party IN. W. De''a' To- :
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EXCURSIONS.
r-s SUNDAY SCHOOL EXCURSION

rT10 SUNDAY SCHOOL EXCURSION
- The Sunday School Connected me
fourth Universslis, Society Dr. r. n Cns-
piD bunsyst viii make their ennGal excursion Thurs.
day June 9Th The large and cOmmodous steamer North
America has been chartered for the occasion accompanied
by DodwoIhs celebrated Brass Band. The boat will
pier foot OF Spring a. quarter to o'clock mnrays
qeser pas! seven MsIsetst qusr.sr to eight Grsn1.L
eight O'Clock Tickets SO cents ba had OF J. Gin, SO
Broadway, g y Peterson, 49, Peeflst, w. G. Wendell.
SO Maiden lane j Agate, 81 Broadway, e. A Peterson
20 CaDaisl NJ Willard $50 Chelhsm-st, aud at the d4e
rent landings The morning OF the excursion je21
SrS11 NETWORK AND GREEN
%FJIEsZ - WOOD LINE OF STAGES -po1ons
S=ss-@-sS-ss wishing TO visit Greenwood Cemetery,
by shing shy Of the South Ferry Stages IN New YORK. aud
crossing the Hamilton Ferry, foot OF Whitehall ST.
will find stages always resdy convey them % Gfesn-
wood by the shortest and most pleasant route Fare only
cn. ie25 lmis' CARLOS GAME CO.
~ For Other Excursions see vim Page.
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U,O RAILROAD COMPANIES .so,

ITO RAILROAD COMPANIES shout eomneuc
irgbetore you commerce see the subscriber who VIII
enter into engagements with you invention that
viii esaen the Of your permanent way one bali Al
least Greater safety with greater speed insured You
dressed to J. W. WILKINS, Tribuneofce win with
prompt attention. jsl, lwis.
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lViRE WORKS AND FIRE CRACKERS

LTIRE WORKS AND FIRE CRACKERS
The subscribers have opened for the selection Of
he pubic their immense stock Of staple and fancy Fire
WORKS comprising assortment OF several thousand ross
Of rockets Roman candles, usDgles, scroll rheslS pin
wheels, seTTens grssshopPers Bengola lights pulling
cracksrf Saxons pigeons, Chinese flyers pois he
&c OF al the different szea and 10 the greatest variety
ell fresh manufactured, aud warranted equal, noI Esr
or TO eny other ere works 10 market
she attention Of country merchants, deSers pa rites Of
pleasure end OF families wishing small WORKS their
children particularly requested 10 call ss Weecnnden.
u fee able TO satisfy al, either Ia qualify or quantity.
n B-Cccred T. and pound rockets, and tee differ
eat sized Roman csodles for sale by
0ABBhER 4 YOUNG, l38 ChAlnam st.
Je7 Uy4s rectly opposite nsaorsl Theater.
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RARE CHANCE.-For sale for cash an estso-
"A ebed glspd FOR The Retail trade Of BOOKS esnonsy,
and Fancy Articles located in one Of The bess oasn n.
parts Of the city The occupant doing gooo - ~
ness III health Ia the canse Of bis Wishing " 80
particulars apply Hamilton p. Dexiers 10 En'
JoAS
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RLACk LACEs.-PETER ROBERTS, SIS Broad.
owty has Just received srge lot of Black flourctng
SID Superior Black Shawls 81 80 usually sold al
49, 'eeneienne and Houston Collars, from 50 and up
80 AGA iong and short Ms figured Nets, &c. sc.
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RELIGIOUS INooRPoRATIoas.

RELIGIOUS INooRF0RATIods.
EUbT PUBLISHED BY tbs EabscrtberE new e1ii9l o
y ne Laws CT tie sats Of EewYofk 10 relation % mel
Rfous Incorporation, With all tho Amendments up 70 tee
o.eseng re. conplee II pamphlet form face ~ C,
published and for sAle By InS9 III BELL Soohe
WHAT TO DO. AND HOW TO Do 1T DO
w what Why, do all your washing before breakfast
no rubbing, no acid, machine material cheaper nsn
aoap; warranted not to lDjure the clothes Ynce 81 TO
housewife should be withouiL I'd CnrsuAn ineL
Apply personally, or by letter, postpaid, 10 ~
r. TWELYETREE, 80 Nassaafl " 1.
Specimens tnd testimonials may be seen Je" ~
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DELIGHTFUL BOOK FORA LAZY HOUR
COLTONS DECK AND PORT,
MORE SPIRITED and entertaining book cannot be
N found for the travelling public, either b. sa or and 10
California or Europe IN the railroad or the sa-
loon in the silent retreat Of the country, or the Crowded
bsls Of The fashionable, than Rev. WALTER CoLroNs
Deck and Port the Daily Incidents or Cruise 70 Cai-
fornia via Cape Horn giving stretches OF RIO NApafsfo
Lima Honolulu and ean Francisco Price, 81 %
Published by AS. BARNES 4 Co. 81 John-st
In Passion the first Of August A. 3. Barnei y Co.
will rubbish Co!lorr Three Years In California win en-
cravings and porueits- jelS 6dseodD&l1W
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CT ONLY FOR INSERTING BEST P0kCEE l,...,'
~ TEETH on pivos; Filling IS cents to 81 E1rseh q
ing Is cents &eNotwiihstsndng tnese 49, ~ -
r rent below the usual charges, operaons arc
apfeed 10 be equal IN every particular 70 nose o. ~. 49,
fn Nes.York We convince the skepucs
eeler Q, De1'Ai ~ rrnsdwsv T. J. HOUPT.
HMM WALL, Of the late krm Of }. O. b9cfI,ss .i
.b 70 CommissOn Dealer IN Boois, sooes ena -
2Bsrretst I'd door from Fulton erc TX u 0-' ~
Letihaf-ss- Boston ..os.-se $1,000
NIB C0nngnmerls solicited ms frtssoi o"0 49,
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WASHINGTON HALL, sos BROADWAY
w Nightly crowded 10 see HsnngtOn's wonderful NOV
ing DoFanAf-The Creation Of the World, Tue Deuge,
Tnturn Abbey The Polar Regions River Rhine and i.a
ian Fsntocirf Open every evening O'Clock, and for
school, every day at 81 p NJ Tickets p cents children
halfprice. JeZI IL
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oHRIsTT's ndIHsTRELs.

s1IEHUE,s MINsTRELs, AT THs oLYMrIC
under the direction of The GREAT ORIGINAL POM
PFY-This beautiful esabishm has been recently re
,ted sndrenused for the Summer season. and II Is nov
the most comfortable In the city The continued sue
ces, thai has favored this nimabe Band OF Ethiopian per.
formers has stamped them being the ne Plus ultra Oh
Negro HaTmOnisn.
ldmisaon IS cents Doors open al 7-conceri At 81.
Afternoon Concc1 " cdussdsYs and c2Enrdaya-
eoorp open a. 2-corcertst So'clock. 1eI
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pAREGEs, PRINTED NusLINs

pAREGES, PRINTED MUSLINS
A ND LAWNS, COTTON, LINEN AND SILK GING-
&AAAMS &c. &c. &c. 81 great reduction nom former
prices he greatest bargains offered in all eoors In
GLIDING PiDks Blues, Corn, Lilac, Wood, Brown &C. &c
SAN. L. ToWLE, Importers and Rslaers
ie3h 2al Gand-st Columbian Hall
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TO HOUSE CARPENTERS

AND STAIR BUILDERs,-The Modern Geometri al
"A Stair Buders Guide, being plain practical system OF
Hand embracing all Its necessary detas ard geo
neircav Illustrated by p steel engrsvngs, together with
the use 81 the important principles OF practical Geon
etry By Simon De Graf, Architect FOR sale by
ie27 ItbGWs c. NJ SAXTON, 100 Fulton-s up stairs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-27

ry,UE DUSSELDORF ACADEMY OF FINE
Il ARTS New Paintings recently arrived from Europe,
among which, Gerusnan by KOehler work OF Art OF
The highest cass The exhibition OF Paintings by Arlis
c the shove school, has received many additions and re-
mains open at the two the Hall OF the Church
Of Divine Unity in Broadway between Spring and Prince
as from 10 O'clock AM I'LL 10 o'crck P N.
Admission, Is cents Season Tickets, 50 cents Caa'
logues l2t cents JelS VI
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HrOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN aocordg % w % al psrxons
~ I1r Gains ssnst PETER w. RADCLlFF izte Of the CITY
o Rrookn County deceased, that ty are required 70
b. sane With The yoa~s tssreo n Ihona sor a BE
CO. No IS Wastreei City o. Hew-Yo, before he
3Isi lay Of DeccEl5es nerL-Dutet yule 2, lse0
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DARE CHEMICAL MEDICINAL PREPARE

DARE CHEMICAL MEDICINAL PREPARA-
Ii TlONS-
METALs-Pisiina, Palladium. Nickel snd Cadmium.
OxIpEs-Pure Oxide Manganese, Copper Iron and IRA
mum.
MANuREs-sulphsie OF Ammonia, and the Chemical
Whale OH Soap.
PosoNs-Psichoully for Moths Fly Paper, fresh pre-
pared Rat and Cochroach fOisors, improved bedbug
Poison. 49, -
SoAPs-Transparei Wsshbas Military, Myrtle aud Sand.
MEDICINES, &c -Unsdultersted Cod Liver OIL, Labar-
raoues Chloride Soda best Disinfecng Fluid, French
White Wine Vinegar, Diamond Cement E"ence OF ssr-
sspsra Beached Shese Starch Polish, Refined Licohce.
Al moderate prices, for sale by -
Dr. LEWIS FEUCHrWANGER,
jez5 6leodS+ al Maiden lane.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-27

A PERSON having some means and the hat az "a
tshh I'D seqasrisnee Ia Oregon IL intending TO es
oS rcass here for the sale Of goods and TO receive
rsn, "a nose who are dcsirous Of making an arrange
teryss 80 non OF 70 eonssn goods machinery, In
49, ADO reereuee win &c given BY aadressing Ore
sons newborn Post Ofhcc postpaid ieS7 st-
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- Fw otA~ DIV Good Aassrsiss~sAt. .ss VTis Page,
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, JUNE 81.
ADJUSTMENTS.

AsTQR-PLACROPERAH OUsE.-rhseslsbn-
aAra hsvans lsltn Opsrs~ Conpsuy under the direc-
non N sgnor Y. BADIALL On FRIDAY EVENING,
yons ~ VII be pressnied for atrd time In MS
n.y. hhyerbeers Grrd Open
YHE HIrGITENOYG
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OTTO COTTAGE, RoBoKEr.
GRAND INSTRUMENTAL FREE CONCERTS.
STRAUSS CELEBRATED BAND,

comprising 10 EeIIOImcIs
LIVERY MONDAY, Wednesday and Friday, iron
E3PM to- N Ferhage reduced to four cents
NB-In Case the weather Ia unlayorabie, the Coneer
will come Of The first fair day. jel7 llus'
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Ro0K BUsINEss powN rows roa slIr

Kvvn BUSINESS DOWN TOWN FOR sALE
nc stationery, ogetAer with ne privilege OF sors Tn
Ne rent Of shove SIS per var ear h ,nsS oRon
xSSs very rse chs ace for person Of small capital =
9r,s, ~, nsmeels,eiy WIN real mama San Ffasciscos
~"eo. is7 It's
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-27

CASTLE GAaDEN.-The proprietors respectfully
Nannounce that this splencid place OF amusement is
open nightly with series Of CONCERT5,s Ia hnsard,
or Summer Feles the direction OF George Lodef
SUMMER BALL under the direction OF Mr. Conway, ne
favorte professor Of dsncng No place OF amusement In
The city can compare with Castle Garden in being adapted
TO tie wants OF families who here rslonay enjoy
themselves with fresh air. music and dancing and cool
promenade. No pOsponemenI on account OF the weainer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-27

SILKS, sHAwLS AND MANrILLaS.
nFyou wish 10 get fu value for your money 20 the
II great Oue Price Esiablisbmentof
s. M. L TOWLE, 29l Grand.st
,e27h Columbian Hall
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-27

Inc following u the Land Bounty BIN =. 4, a.,
ypsssed me House Of Representative :. -.
day last, VI taes-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-27

DARNUnl,S CHINESE MUsBUM-539 Broad
Dway, between Spring and Prince ss.-P. Il BAR
MUM Proprietor ard Msnsger-Ths large and interest
Ing collection remains but short time longer II Is tho
ulost ms gnfcent exhibition OF Chinese figures curoses
v-oudeffol specimens Of ingenuity, &c. from tho Celestial
Emtire II represents oblecs immediately connected with
The social habits The elg Ous worship the mercantile GUS
toms tie mechscs operations and the sciences Of me Gull
pe.e Lis inneeally valuable and beyond description, IN
sFuctive, amusing and gratifying Open every day and
evening from A. III Ill 10 z. n. Admission p centsi
children under 10 years l2l cents. le46 lhaua
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-03

supernumeraries. Messrs. Hale, Hawthorn, Law
.rason, Marks Montanye, Renshaw, Shakespear,
Shields and Sykes voted for following persons,
who are elected;
James T. Ryan, J. w. Reed, Thomas Claffy,
Louis wunc6, r. G. Norman and James o Bren.
Messs. Hooper, johnson, Mccormick, Pride,
Sewell and Stewart, voted for the following per-
sons: Z
James o'Brien, r. G. Norman, P: Gqsaoks,
James Ryan, Ii. 7. RYAN. G. F. RepPel
Mr. Yancey voted for the following persons
John Lynch, James Mcconnell, James U Bnen,
Louis Wanch, NJ Wehner, r. G. Norman, IT. f.
Reppel and james Ryan.
JOHN CALHOUN, Secretary.