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AMUsE elENTs.

RowERY THEATRE-TUEsDAY EVENING, JUL,
sG s .Ss ias %SsI aEi%. S
s ils Hs% NJ: b.ls usS; Wilson,
ss ": spindle S.'.P AESs: A .. g.
the startling piece entitled the CROCK OF GoLD-sir
Mrs QusTiss Mrs Broadiey Doors open az quarter TO
oeoei and the curtain will rise precisely at7S o'clock
CASTLE GARDEN.-sIxTH APPEARANCE OF THE
spsr. + Baasii. on tuesday evening. July TO- isS in
sp. wa T si g. xsa
Ernnp Sig A. ve,,i; Don a Ga,o; Sig Bsdi. silyn
iih Don Ricardo, Sig p Cand The Director has much
f.: a IN 81
cool breeze the OCEAN Ice creams and ether
NHRIsTY's MISUNDERSTANDING HALL NO. 472
- Broadway. between Grand and BroOms streets Mon
Ssss and Known Chnssy GthOsan Opera Troupo
the established and Oldest organized band in the world
until further netce Admission s eents Doors open
Concert x commence at SclOea An afternoon o0ncsrs
MINERVA ROOMS. 4o6 BROADWAY. OPEN EVERY
w eveningaNew and msgniheent mammoth Panorama Of
soesS fee. Of canvas. taken BY himself "
&.
o SSST
Liberal made with schools Doors
wynn ~ - "'' a. W. FENNo Proprietor.
ERANKLIN MUSEUM. ITO CHATHAM SQUARE, 0PEN
= and in the
XII; : sss:s;
afternoon and evening" In variety Of splendid
sentstsns Of Living Pictures together with tho tribe q
thrsugh their Eymnastio feats. Prices Of admisson
Stage seats Hh CENTS Boxes - cents Parquette LIZ cents
Private Bsxos. 81
GRAND ORGAN ELECTROMAGNETIC, W. A. KING
~ be to announce that he will by permission Of Henry
Erben, Esq, give grand performance OF music
the large hrst class organ Just erected for Rich
Monday evening, July ed, 1885, Tickets 50 cents.
DIERCE's NINSTKELs, AT THE OLYMPIC, UNDER
the direction Of the great original bean:
fu has been recently RENTED and ventilated
for the summer season and now the most comfortable
Of public in the city, The continued
that has favored this inmitae Band Of Ethiopian
performers has stamped them being the plus ultra Of
harmonists. Admission rs cents Doors at
o'clock p NJ Afternoon Concert Wednesday,
and Saturdays Doors open at 2; concert at o'clock.
E0R sALE-A LARGE ORANG 0UTANG AND A BOA
Constructor just arrived from the coast OF Africa They
be board the brig Ariel Capt Cruise, at pier
East River.
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MUSICAL.

EREE CLASSES FOR VIOLIN, FLUIE. AND BASS
VOL viii he opened for beginners At the Musical sss
deny. ~ Allen street, ibis evsnisa ats osiost au.'o
performed ~ ightn twslvs lessons 1nsrr furnish
ed. l.. A BENJAkfN, PriscipsL
A N ENPFRIENCED PIANIST. WITH SELECTION
IA cfe beet ard nsvest pieces oners biz services
Of che vaterf ether sountfv plass Reference
sshar, nberg Lui. Address NJ. Hgrmsn. l0l Isonsfs
street, New Tork.
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PUBLICATIONS.


7 ITTELLs LIVING AGE, No. s23-l2n CENTS
II Contentsl The Levantine United Service Magazine
Spectator; Angelins's Painted. Ladies Companion;
Month At Constantnepls Black woods Magazine s. In
henoram, Examiner Borax Lagoons OF Tuscany Cham
ber's Jo.rnal Notes from Nnsveh, re- New York Liter
World Scene in laval Boston Travellers Ship
wreck ~ the STAR Spectator TO- Note Book Of Naturalist
Frsssrs Magazines H. who's to be King Of France, Exam
With Poetry Short Articles and Notices Of New Books
Iubshed weekly atsiI dcllsr. rear; By y LITTELL
buns Buildings, NY
CtO00 REWARD is OFFERED BY c. y. BANCKE,
R%OO bookseller 1902 Nassau street, for the solution Of
the following puIzle which be has bsod in little
paper called The Penny Thought with the very
be forfeited not right This is to oss Of time in
perusng foolish II presumed will remit
81 without being pretty they right 80 cents will
Slc0, II right The answer will BIO published neat
Saturday with the name Of the who solves it,:
In the very first week Of the world was made,
But strange yet tits that all women have since
With bed I've ade them all winoe;
FOR I never have spared either wantos OF wife,
Or the widow; but never been known in my life
To Dwell where there's hearseae Joy miIth, delight
Tho the wicked rightly torment day and night.
I'm always In war-often found whore there's wealth,
I y never in unison-never in health;
In the wound OF the word, thsuxh In death,
Ans follow the arrow, IL aimed 70 take breath.
m1eh doubt e ninsIvs ny presence ere fe,,.
But the Indian dsdaiss me, tits part OF his Law,
Tho to balance, l oft visit wigwsm and squaw
50 TO those ell who think they define,
live in o faw embodied In Irvine.
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WAsHIHoroN, July Is, IS6O.
The Nev Cabinet.

The NeU Cdbtn<t
s"cabinet making" is the business Of the hour,
allow me one Of your cid correspondents, to say
word or two the subject.
/ will not boast Of knowing much about those whom
President Fillmore will will appoint to places in
his cabinets but of this think you may be certain,
that Daniel Webster 60 the State department.
Caleb B. Smith into the Interior department, and
Thomas Butler King into the Navy department.
1t is Mr. Filmores desire to have the Secretary Of
he Treasury from Pennsy vsnis If of sufficient
ability from that State be found to ill the place
but II not, New York will probably be called upon 70
furnish a candidate for II.
Should learn who the others are that shall be sp-
pointed to take charge Of the remaining departments
will inform you Of IL have very fair chance OF
peeping behind the curtain.
With regard To Mr. W-bsters selection for the State
the wings OF every section OF the country
cannot but be satisned with 1t 1 am no admirer OK
Daniel Webster yet think he Is tho best ior thes im-
portapt post, as we'll as tho ahest
Caleb b. Smith Ia unexceptionabie for the Home
deparment. Being from the West and also familiar
with the interests OF that region OF country In
all their multtudinous afnhcations, no better man
could be selected tor ".
Thomas Butler King Ia tn general favorite for the
Nav department He would have been appointed to
II by General had IL not been or the opposition
OF Toombs and Stephens Of Georgia learn that they
still opposing his elevation TO that place. but such
opposition has lost it, force by their virtual abandon
Of the whig party and the extraordinary sourss
Of policy which they thought proper tn follow towards
the late admin strston butlev King as politician,
has times the influence In Georgia that either
or all Of them opposed TO him om that state have;
and IL not that his friends SECURED Chatern
County for the wings neither Dawson nor Bsrrien
would have been elected to the Senate ct the period
when that event happened
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AMUsEMENTs In PHILADELPHIA.

RARNUhs hUsEU1 PHILADELPHIA-P. ].
~ Barnum, Proprietor and Manager; Henry Sanford,
Assistant Manager Engagement of Bird the greatest
yentroquis and Nsgician Ct the To deneate the
his occult science In In the Lecture
RoOr which beauty and cannot be equaed
The London Panorama remains this week. Dssovng Views
and Cbromatrope. Ballads, Ditties &o Performances
every afternoon and evening AdmttAncs cents Chill
dren under 10 years, l2H cents.
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SALES BY AUsTION.

AUCTION NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FURNITURE
n GERARD h BELTS will cell Tuesday, July 49, at
10 o'clock, at N: Franklin square Hotel. No SIS Pe.r
freet. Household Furniture EcThs entire furniture
re- contained In the above eststshmen consisting part
Of paror furniture, mirrors tapestry Brusse three
and other oarpetins Ais, Brussels and Venetian stair
earpetns, stair RODS hail lanthern. chandelier lamps
mantle aud ornaments, Ottomans mahogany eotA
rockers and chairs dining centre tea and card tables China
and glassware Sofa French and other bedstssd mattress
feather beds anc ding mahogany bureaus do dress
ins tables and washstand DO wardrobe chairs several
Also the bar together with the fixtures beer
pump nearly writing desk. ONCE chairs, psintipgs
he Also the kitchen furniture with which the sale viii
Terms, Cash-None other than bsnkabie
received.
WILLIAM MCoRxICK, AUcTIoNEER-sToCK or
w ClohinsThis day at 10 o'clock at ~ Spruce street.
will /. sold the Stock Of Clothing Of dealer giving bu
snssssold Of assignees-eonsstng ~ Cloth,
Tweed Summer Cloth and thin frock Sacks and Dress
Coats Alpaccs, Cashmere Drilling white snd brown Sum
Goats te Sole positive Also, Piano Forte Ceuehss
Mattresses, Nc.
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UNToRNATIoN WANTED or BUssO. W. RADEuACH-
Err vho served % ie Lieu enant, N Cpany ltspt G.
seeieds hauaioL Louisians Ncinntfers ana eit Ner
sAsaehuset for Vera Graz. Any nforsson respecting
him will be thankfully received BY his brother BERN II.
RADEsACHER. 81 Beaver street. N. Y. New Orleans pa
pers please cory.
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NJoTIcE TO cosrRAcroRs-sEALKp PROPOSALS

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.-sEALKB PROPOSALS
IN for the grading masonry bdpng supsr.ruetpre lay
the trae and fencing the and Corning rail-
road leading from Canandayua to the Chemung railroad
will te received the Office Of John y King, Co..
trscters in Cansndasua until the 18th Of July. Pro6es
plans the once Of the chief engineers 80
Canandagua after the 10th instant. This road 10 about 1
miles In length IL divided into sections OF mile each
JOHN s. KING 4 Co.
Canand.rua Juiv a I8O
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Our Washington Correspondence!
WASHINGTON, July IA, 1850

WASHINGTON, July IA, 1850.
The Nep Administration-Ihs Neo Cabi~<t-
Things in Good Irim-7he Isras Protest,
&C., So.
The new administration comes in with very
general confidence of all parties; and with very
large expectation from ali parties of successful
conservative policy
The hrst important point is considered to be set.
tied, and that is, that all of the Galphns will have
10 go, eve ~ ofthem. This is absolutely necss.
sary for good beginning.
The second step has yet to be resolved upo., ,;.s
the cabinet to be selected in lieu of the cabinet r.
iected
A good deal of doubt exists to the acce ptanss,
by Mr.. We osler, of the premier's portfolio. We
hear that for the present he will not accept and
that Mr.. Winthrop will be appointed Secretary Of
State In the event of Mr. Websters declination,
Mr.. Winthrop would, doubtless, be as good . Sc
lection as could possibly be made.
Ex-Governor Jones, of Tennessee, for Secretary
Of War. A good andpopular appointment.
Judge Hopkins, of Alabama, Attorney General.
He is said be one of the abest la 10 the
try, and has been for twenty five We distinguished
as such at the Alabama bar but there will be no
room for the Judge If the principle is to be adopted
of selecting the cabinet from such States only as
cast their electoral votes tor Taylor and Fillmore.
But with the cabinet still in the chrysalis, We
have every reason to believe that it will be able,
The next question, and of the highest inn
portancs, is, what will be the platform Of the new
Executive, on the slavery question
Here, also, the indications are good of COM
promise attitude, some snch basis as that already
defined in recent telegraphie dispatches TO the
Herald
This is most significant sign Of broad, ma
tiona policy uniting and cementing the wing party
as a national party, and making the settlement OF
the slavery dispute a campromise al the instance
of the administration.
In a few days the President will be expected to
submit message TO the two Houses, on the gene
raj affairs of the nation but al all events, he will
be called upon 10 give certain information to Con-
gress in regard TO the pending quarrel between
New Mexico and Texas.
The free-soilers are in a state Of considerable
uneasiness. They seem to be confounded with
the appearance which things are assuming, and
wondering il it be possible that Fillmore, cite
izen of Buffalo, can occupy any other than the
Buffalo platform.
Truly are we IN the midst of great revolution,
out of which we expect the greatest benefits TO the
country.
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FOR SALE AND TO LET.


CoR SALT, IN BROOKLYN, POUR LOTS or GROUND,
WasLn Park and Of heausfal sites
Brooklyn for church other puDiio buldug Als1
W 80 ,hs anS ,,nsn,i ms,.st
having fronts Would make excellent hos stsad
fora baker furniture manufacturer provision dealer
ABBY a, Nc. M VAN street, broetlvn.
VERY DESIRABLE FARM FOR SALE. or Ex-
"A change fer city property or t "a miles
York merchant dsghtfully situated At hyde Park L.
about l % rch land with superior house,
abundance Of fruit excellent vater &c aremarkshy
athy and respectable neighorbcod with hne fishing ans
shooting for full particulars apply TO G. T. CA1bN, or
LNoR sALE-A PAIR OF LARGE AND VERY HAND
daUre grey carriage Hor~s They young With
dsrae pice as the owner going abroad Address Box ~
Poet Ohce.
HOUSE TO LET-PARr OF WELL FURNISHED
House. with modern improvements, near Wash ACTON
desirable opportunity the sdyersers family remain out
during the Please address note with
real mama 70 Clinton, Herald Office.
A FURNISHED HOTEL TO LET, IN TIE COUNTRY.
IN splendid Bar aud fixtures for sale Apply 70 - e.
FOSTER Of West and Cedar strees or T. w. FUR
CoAP FACTORY TO LET-sITtATs IN TBB REAR
rete Csrscty Of the pans 20 make ROO lbs sosp each
sI,ns oss,,sSs s'S y An, Sr SsT,
ITO LEr-THE MAT FRONT BASEMENT u DRY
street IL is well calculated for BARRIERS shop, gro
CRY or eoss nsfer. Andy .. the prsmise..
TTrTURNrsBED ROOMS WANTED. WIN USE OF
htehen, fer agcntleman and his WIFE IN respstable
~ be moderaebathng eonvessnces required. Address,
stse terms, hossskeepins. Herald once
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PERSONAL.

INToRnATIoN WANTED or CAPT. WILLIAM SMITH.
who kept boarding and odeinf house King Square So
Johns New Brunswet Left there IN May, 1852 and his
wife has not heard Of him since Any inform
Of HE whereabouts would ~ tharkfuily received BY al
dressing JOHN HtrEsOS, 10 Centre street. New
York. 81. Johns please copy.
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TTNHE GERMAN PRIMA DONNA, MISS ROSA JACQUES
lei fer Europe In the last steamer for the Of
spending three months under the Instruction Of Mons Gar
cia Of Paris We look forward with pleasure 10 her
season. with the certainty that she will then add
usre her already brilliant reputation songstress in
country.
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IN cnANcERY OF NEW yERsEY.-PErwEEN Ma

IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERsEY.-BETwEEN Ma
than Bolles, mplanant and Joseph Harrison, Defen
dant-Order for Puboation.- appearing 10 the court
that the complainant has filed his bill in the above cause
AGAINST the above named defendant for the orecosure and
sale q certain norgaged Prenses in the said bill mem
directed 10 the defendant has been regularly issued return
able the Of June 1880 but that the defendant J0
ph Harrison could not be found In n State 20 be served
Herewith he has caused his be
such process had been duly served aud
being made appear by adayi TO the tatsacton Of the
Chancellor that the said Joseph Harrison resides cut Of the
state Of New Jersey 20 Wit IN the state % New York IL
Of Lord thousand eight hundred and atty motion
% John n. heeker solicitor Of the complainant " this
order the Chancellor that the said absent defen-
dant Joseph Hsrrieon do plead answer or euur
20 the COMPLIMENTS b before the third Tuesday OF
September that, in default thereof such decree
and Aud n 10 further ordered that this order shall
within twenty days hereafter BE served personally the
said Joseph Hason by adevery % thereof 10 him,
be published within the said twenty days In the Newark
Morning Eagle printed st Newark IN this state,
and tinued therein weeks successvely at least
in every week and also. In like snd for the
,pass Of tims' in newspaper Prnsed IN shs s'y
true eepy. sAH'L n. GurrrRr, Clk.
A LIxANDEEs IEEcHEs.-PRINcIPAL DEPOT AT
"A VICTOR BISHOPS, No. 70 Maiden Lane, New York.
kEwPOhT PAIL RIVER, AND BOSTON ExPRESs.-
~ hetsrs hlNSLbl CO. all street. forward pack
ages daily 70 the above named Places also 10 all
principal Eastern western, and Southern Cities Parou
lar enton will BE rv.s 10 articles Of baggage packages Of
prouirtiy f-N~-
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BOARDING, sc.


BOARD WANTED IN BRooKLYN:-Two GENTLE
~ desrous q obtaining partial board In pssan
ard genies rsrt Of BreOklyn Address post paid c, box
3ltt Pest once, n. y.
ROARDINC.-A cIrTLInAN AND LADY, AND A
- lev srFs gentle he mm0dated With board
snd new furn,hsd roem,, in gtntesl private boarding
houfe who're there ut few select hoarders 1l6
ard letvssn broadway and Him. There 10 also bath
room. for the accommodation % the tearders
PICARD On sTsTEN IsLkND-A HANB8ONE ROOM
- in We, pl.@art ard desirable situation near the
~, mnutes walk from che erry, let gentle.
Breakfast end tnd dirnsr Sunday Refersn-
Gee exchanged. Please address box 1871 Post Once.
poARDtNG-BOtRD rs WANTED WITHIN ONE
~ mile 81 the CITY Hall New Yort. or IN he Vicinity q
the terry, Jercy City for Feptemap wife, infant and
nurpetwo win te required. Address, with lowest
terrs, 9. ~ a., Hersld ONE.
RoARD-hr lr CuanBERs sTnEEri A VERY PLEA
~ suite ~ IN I'd I'd story be hNf,
either furnished not together With board Tor gentleman
and wife or small family also Tor two three
srsle gentlemen.
EuhNfsHED ROons-1wo PLEASANT ROOMS ONE
on.he hrst 800, ta.k psror the other on the scens
or partial board APPLY at l Fank strest. They
tuitahle Ter either gentleman and his VIE single
ttmen.
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AMUsE MENTs.

n O: s.leas a::viis so..s S. Doors open quar-
and ID H. cS,ppsnd tuesday Ss"ns
sS' sSs s os
Giitsngerbread the Great, King q PhAr,.le
f III MISC Nary ARMS f
ssjer Hans san,fsdt M SieinsSn; Gerald Pepper MI
Brcpsham: sagdelire Mrs. coneyer.
NATIONAL THEATRE, CHATHAM sTRsET-rUEs-
s With Ss sn r.
fS1 Pe5ay Mr. nssS0si n a, yo
time b;is ,hs sS,s'qas
HaSa Mr. Tsonpsen hsssiiaS Mr. Russell; H.ss.rso
ao SSs S farce Of NG
Ssag%a1 Beg.
RAkNUns AMERICAN nUsEUM-P T. BARNUx.
S.n.ssr h week Of reopsnHs Splendid s1
evening. O'clock, s.nnsSsins on scaday. Jay 10
.sd nc s M &
alter night crowded houses domestic drama d THE
II; III: q y.
MIS- sssp s spsS e. The ssns. cIs
consist Of sSns Dances an % BY
S@a.in i,rss.; &C. A. On Monday and Tuesday .i.sI
X. neD ar. . s IL:
Hoossr Infant weighing 1856 pounds Queen AdeAde Car
ess sSs1. sns fs1y S:sp .n
RARNyMs CHINESE MUSEUM. $50 BROADWAY
- bstwss. Spring and Prince streets p Barnu% pro-
remains but short time longer the most mshesns
exhibition Of Chinese fgures csrioses spec-
mems Of ingenuity a. from the Celestial Empire y repre-
the resous worship the mercantile customs the mechanis
osly valuable and beyond description instructive amusing
xdS:e. ;:s sy q; c sIa' sadss s ss.
CAsTLE GARDEN Is NOW OPEN FOR THE RECEP-
~ ton Of visiters during the day. from An till p n
It s the largest and most beautiful room in the country
undistSrbed Promenades while viewing the sea- shppns
sea breeze. Admission, 12]S cents.
DROFIrABLE sPECULATION.-THE UNDERSIGNED
DESTROYS Of selling his half interest in Panorama
Of the hssissip p river he unable to accompany IL to
Europe. This work has been successful exhibition for
some months in this country and will agood nust
nent 70 capitalist who would wish TO yisi. all the prnc
pal cities Europe Letters addressed pos paid to c. c.
p, box 1855 Post once New York. will meet with prompt
attention.
TTNHE GERMAN PRIMA DONNA. MISS ROSA JACQUES.
lei fer Europe in the last steamer for the f
spending three months under the instruction of Mems
ca of Paris We look forward with pleasure her
next season. with the certainty that she will then add
lustre to her already brilliant reputation rs songress In
our country.
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CRANKLIN MUSEUM, I76 CHATHAM SQUARE, OPu

GRAND ORGAN PERToRhANCE-NR;w ". A: KING
NJ begs to that he WILL by permission Of Henry
Erben, ESQ., give grand performance OF organ music,
the splendid large first class just erected for Rich
mond Virginia assisted by several dstingu
Monday evening July I'D, 1850. Tickets 50 cents.
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.Ch~retsi Clsretsi Clai cts i--53s Ho~ssss
&C. sss, err ., Mser sse!is this day. 600 eases q
IS ST. Julien o. Alfred .osop s:s Farehsssl fer
s.s only VIII effect great saving by calling a. the above
sesArs' &c. at unpreOedsntedly Low prices ..,.,..
Carpets.-Wm. MEG rorty, 1870 VILLAS
dealer offers for sale yssss 81
r. want Of rich give him CALL ZOO pieces Enssh
.ss st, s q Rsss new Styles '''' 'AA'''
Them IS sufts-at the Odd Fellows Hall,
csa and Grandn esnssquenss Of the de,
Inland for h. mos d ss . The Sns IA this
section These Cloth Cashmere Pants
and Fancy vest A variety Of Linen Goods cheap.
Aud.bor.-The Original Dagasrreotype Of
s a s s1y Ss %
sngraEed may be seen n1, a. srsa ~
Ladies' going I'm the Country can find at
J. b. Milerf, 34 Canal street. LADIES' Misses, and Chill,
deems Cater Boots and shoes the lar s abandonment and
s.a: Ssss tSey !" viii and At this @ great
ss ~ and an Ss.ps 11~ sssss '''
Hair Dye.-Barchelor's Genuine Liquid
a.s. D,; es s.s -:
Ss q the h sa' can
corrected By calling Is assvs Copy the address.
The Tonic OF the season.-Great Proof OF
hs value of Planstts Bssss-rsad the evidence. s.o
ST. PAUL Minnesota Territory June o, lsoO
Dear sr-aving fully satisfied myself Of the efficacy
Of Planets Biters for the complaints fer which hey
IeeommeAded will thank to send dorea for
Immediate use, and oblige yours, truly, N BASBouR
June %. 1850.
Sir-I found the Planets Btters 70
Be Of the greatest tenes have ever used Having been
BILE length Of time with the chronic
aiarhoa which bafis all the medical skill had WAS in
dueed your article bters and after taking some four
bottles entirely restored Enclosed 10
e cash bottles which please send by nrt oppor-
s.K TAvsIr.
For sale by the agent. JAMES sADLIER, 234 Broadway
DE-. James w. Powell, Oculist, Aurfst, DO.
Soos his attention ezclusyy to diseases Of the Eye and
Ear from clock 16l Broadway entrance ~ war
where be lad his PECULIAR Trsstiss en- the
Eye Sd edition. price 30 cents: Also his self acting Eye aAA
Bar Fountains. Artificial Eyes inserted.
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fAhDEN AN 10 AhBOl HAfLkOAD LINE FOR PIfl LA
aeiphs q, seven oeg,s 4 ard half Pa., o., dock
sscsp,sdl from Pier No North vsr. Fare-rirst
e,-. 81 'ecend elss- csrs, 80
MOIICt,-TuE srEhsER sssHATrAN, CAPT. WV
splendid order, has resumrd her regular from
ltfk % Albany Regular q sailing fror' York
vondAv. Wednesday, and Friday. Returning. sunday
Tueftsy and Thursday At o'ooct r. For passage o.
nistlt trrlt ~ hoard, ~ ~ the Oee on The wharf.
Two ThAvELLERs COMO soUrH-NEw. SUPERIOR
and economical lipe between Baitiusre and rrsaecks-
burg kohncna fstsrsburg Va Raiesh NJ G. ana Charles
srerdd Low steamer BALTIMORE Capt Aies Me-
Causard ted With state and $50 bsrths aud
strseec IN speed and W boat south ~
hev foth n nov ruuring between baltimore ans Aequa
va the mouth ~ Potomac and Piney Point IN con-
neetion With the koApOnd aud Fsasieksburs aud Rich
nerd and Petersbursh Railroads PASSENGERS this line
satinf Commerce gtreet -hsr Baltimore At O'Clock n.
- On Tuesday and Friday reach rredercksburg ~ "a
- the nast day, Richmond ~ u ~, and Petersburgh
ovt y NJ irum which point they proceed further souh,
us supsrier line from Baltimore 70 rrcdericksbsrr, 81
80 90 hiehmond, - so DO 80. Petersburg. 80; 20. %
Chsrlesicn G., SIS meals .nd state EXTRA FER
rsrd ealn passengers 20 Richmond, Including meals and
go hslr, Al once sdoinpr the Wsshfsston Railroad OF
see Pratt street OF 70 Chsri. worthingon ssent. Come
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