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The New York herald., 1850-04-25

ANNEXATION OF CANApA-LEwIsroS AND QUEESs-
TOW SusrrNsrox BRrDsF.--The great suspension
bridge which is to connect the shores Of the State
Of New York with Canada, across the Niagara
river. near Lewiston. has recently been pu, under
contract. under the direction of Mr.. Edward w.
serrer. civil engineer. The bridge will be, when
completed, one thousand and forty feet betwees.
I've nineteen feet wide, and seventy-five feet above
the water; the tops Of the towers which stand upon
the natural rock formation on either side, are Sc
venty-six feet above the roadway. The bridge
will be capable Of sustaining load Of 800 tons.
Az the natural advantages ef The situation are very
great, the work is estimated at the very small sum
OF thirty thousand dollars. II is proposed to have
the bridge open for public travel early in September.
or being constructed, Of span, equal in length
TO this.
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wssSI,oro,, April

Tr,ap With ne F,cni,er Indians.
Mr.. Atchlson has introduced = bill into the Senate
providing for treaty with all the various Indian tribes
covering the Grea, Plains TO the Rocky Mountsins
from tho Missouri River southwark to New Mexico
report from u. u. Mitchell, superiatendent OF In
dian Affairs accompanies the bill, from which the
warriors of the various tribes dispersed this vast
surface. are set down a. follows
Lisr rur TRirrs Psorosrp TO INCLUDED y, TVS
The New York herald., 1850-04-25

ard ignorance and wretchedness, savage monarchs
with tbeir cruel and bloody sacrifices Of human
victims, Indian tortures, and the massacre OF
hepless sgr and infancy, the funeral pile, and all
ihcse hoirid customs which debase the name o6
man, will vanish, and with their authors, be
utterly extelminsted from the face OF the earth;
and the places that now know them will know
,heia no more for ever. God DEGREES II; his word
declares it; and his character, as exhibited as
moral Governor Of the Universe, shows that ne
will carry il out. God grant that my eyes once
behold that day-then give this worthless body TO
Thursday, 18th, Friday, the 18th, and Sunday.
The 2Oth. we marched the usual distance on each Of
thesc days. that is, from twenty-five to twenty-nine
mss; DEFENDING upon the quality Of the roads. on
fore alluded to- The houses built in the fol-
lowing msnner:-Sticks are placed upright in
circle, perhaps fifteen or twenty feet in diameter,
tho tops standing little nwards towards the centre.
To these, sticks are horizontally bound; this
stitutes the trst or basement story; rafers then
tend from the upper circumference caves, and
meet at common centre, where hoop is placed
upright all around the side and on the top and on
this thick covering of dirt, that the whole es-
Enlistment resembles coal pit precisely. A short
distance from this village was a grave surrounded
with the skulls of cattle, probably as an index that
he was great brave, that is. expert in stealing
cattle. -.
Saturday, the 10th May, about II O'Clock, we
met body of one hundred and fifty or two hundred
Indians, Of the Sioux tribe. They were mounted
all ponies; most rode without saddles, and their
general appearance bore suspicious resemblance
to so many scarecrows was at the head of my
company, marching by column of two's, that is
two abreast. When got within 100 yards, they
formed line about three PAGES apart, and advanced
that way to meet u.s. their rags and tags streaming
in the wind. When within speaking distance, they
halted-ther chief vagabond, bare footed loafer,
dismounted and advanced to meet me, and who, by
who dint of hard study, had mastered show te
too" He presented me paper, on which was
written. as near as can remember, the following
piihy recommend
The Barrer ish the good checd Agile Body Eagebody
meant and he ish one goot maan. He comma among
the Sioux, and he is much grand, and him Is frnd,
chers. and tell all u good along to Road dat
he ish goot maan and no verrie Baad
SAMUEL JoHRAro.
Having read this very learned discourse on the
virtues OF ragged, good-fornothing varlet, folded
il up, and haided il back, aad having unbucked
pair of spurs put them upon the naked, scaly heel
of the eagle Body" who Immediately grunted out
"Pawnee," when all took to their horses, and were
out Of sight in a moment. learned that this cerc
mony was intended as token of respect to me and
my command, and therefore, in duty bound, felt
''much grand" An OFpIcER OF TfIE RIFLES
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AmUsEMENTs In PHILADELPHIA.

QARNUHs MUSEUM. PHILADELPHIA-P. T. BAR
- proprietor and Henry sandford assist
tant First appearance Of Miss Ale xna Fisher af
ter successful Ut the American Museum,
New York Also Mr. whose peculiar talent
. comedian has rendered him immense favorite with
Philadelphia audiences EngAsemen Of the celebrated Chi
Family, who popular for long period Bar
NUNS Chinese Museum, New YORK. pair OF Elks from the
Rocky Mountains The Boa cellar
Fbert street and curositiss without number Performs
anccs In the Lecture Room ct 81 and to o'clock Admit
tanee Is esnts children under 10 years. l2k cents.
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EDwAKDs. .sANroKp . co.'s TRANsArLANrIo

EDwARDe. SANFORD = co.'s TRANSATLANTIC
II Package Express and European Agency, at Adams 4
Co.'S Express Ofess Is and IS Wall street SAMPLES par
sells. psckaxea valusbles merchandise 49, ke forwarded
70 and from sn parts Of Europe in connection with Chaplin
Horne, Of EnsAad and the nsssassries NatisnAle and
osnerae OF Francc Goods bought commission and
etass Legacics received, and claims Of every kiad eel
lectsd Letters Of credit granted houses In England
payable In America Drafts for SALE which will DO esshed
= Any BANKING house in nasla.d scotiand Or Ireland
AHt smess in New Ycrk, Philsdslphia, Baltimore, Liver
pool and London And vial the strietsst attention
All b1ne oonnded to thsm Orders and goods received
All the onees Of AdAms Cor In the United States Ths
above.
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rUaNrrURE. -.

nE FORESTS srLeNDID FAsareNABLs rUxSI-
turs Uphoisssry ~ 1 Broadway, sssry oppcsits
sbs IRVING Housst this .ss.nsive and tsr
risurs ss.asli.hnsnt sreres no .snsr msy = 49,
nsh eeshs, Kysiss, rissss,hsn q The choicest rsr-
Aisa D~-arssisns evev5 sy - ~rtste fcv
sry tss q rce ask>< Win ssspss~e ssS fer rs~ses-
skls .hsruR.
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MUSICAL.

ENRENCH MUSIC, Sc.-THE REGISTER KEPT AT WILL
Coxs u school Agency. 293 Broadway. 10 the best
educational advertiser invented for dsoov ering aud
supplying the literary wants Of city and nation schools
antilles private individuals OF age will be
tended BY the finished snd competent teachers Of
both sexes. To please and be pleased is our motto.
RRooKLYN MUSIC sToRE-A FULL ASSORTMENT
ID Of pieces for the plane FORTE by Boyer Burgmuer,
Hunten Rsselen, 0era Gupg Prudent, voss Isst Thai
berg 0otthAk And other celebrated always
hand All the fashionable Polhas Redowas valses Sshot
tehe and Mszeurh.s received from Paris pub
hshed Jenny Linds aud pieces and Benedots
positions New ballads and opera in variety Piano.
fortes and helodeons for SALE at manufacturers prices
PeroIrs Roman Violin and Guitar Stripgs the
Italian opera ke Dealers teachers
terms.
PAUL K WHEEL 2lsFuiton st. adjoining savipss Bank
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AMUsEmENTU.

Bow5nY rasAT.I.rEIDAy IyENIxo. SEPT. 8
F.e:' oIs IL i'ssa; Ss.
$ .:::ss:
ThE ocSxN cafnn &c HsaSs1 Mr. Popsi s 1k
staTdy NJ warrspi Harry Helm NJ Tlton Peter Pcal-
s;d.s Sss,
SspaHst
f.si Vincent NJ Levers. znIHssaS sleek K1 Burton
E ga Mr.. sii
New sR1 Mis- H Graham mis-:
,nS Edi To onfTSs v l ssa
The nightingale, Heeren Won Jansen
NATIONAL THEATRE, CHATHAM srREEr.-FARE-
Barney wsm and eSSsvs ast night b.. Mr.
SsSn viii with in two ass q the
'h Psn natal sa
sssTss s rs ha w
hs1ssa s ha SG saa
Conclude q the sPKhS OF OF ss xsD' 30
FEpa;..so,wvS. ,n ETHIOPIAN orEsArIo TROUPE LAlE
s sSs%a arG s
ana s'y & Ss s SSIs % s O. as Hall
th ar great tSae has aSS1sd
when most all Of the places in this
Ers., metropolis were closed while this band perform
being plus ultra all Etasp.a bands ~oonprisins
Sc iSnSs II v S
their original and min tsb. every night
70 Al Ci assraoon Seeer on
Wednesday, and Saturday. commencing at o'clock r. ~
OLYMPIc-THE LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN EN-
ed to the Thursday morning IL O'clock
aR5SeF stage
ERANKLIN MUSEUM IT'S CHATHAM soyARE.-rHs
place Of is now open for ta, season
me ssernoon and ns- past in the evening The enter
nDsrcthe celebrated and original Arab Girls Of
v s sD8s who new ara sns "a
none in regard to beauty and figure variety of enter
lars see bills Of each day Admssien-sssss In private
ss1 ~ cents; Stage seats M cents Boxes, rs csass Pt
GREAT ARRIvAL.-TBE MOST WONDERFUL
Dwars male and female just from San sarsdere shsy
form and feature the general appearance and
character Of the Central male being
sined weigh. but ss Il and Is year. their heads
order eyes large black and iu@inos extremely forse
head with long black aud beautiful hair their mouths
ens eonpeon an o he ms. ana arms pln
slightly built their form slender yet GRACEFUL AM
weighed hundred poanas They Wsrs
San north Of Ncsrasua beautiful mountainous
expense and wi. m
hsT %ss
s sss ss sss srr of 1 as T'Sss
been newly fitted up, ventilated, No. and will open We'd
nssdsy eysnns September Il 1850 for the rsssP.on Of
at O'Clock in the evening Admission - oents children,
ITO AMATEURS THE AMERICAN HisrRIONiC AS
a ] 81 s sEs ha h.a as. a. a Shn sas =:
gentleman des.ss Of becoming Of the above
receive any information they may require Performance on
. Thursday, September H. 1850.
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pHuLApELp4ra.

DAPER HArgrNos 10 THE SOUTHERN EAsTKRN.
sd Nssssr sr,es; wsinvits your attsntioa V our
- hst se>ftnss< IN this epuntry sad fn ss On fsvor
shk - LONosTRNTa a BaOTHEa
Ne North Third o., FhilaAslphias
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FINANCIAL.

DHENIx BANK, NEW YORK, SEPTEMBER I. 1850
Statement Of Deposits and Dividends that have
manned unclaimed a the Banh for previous
LIST OF September 1880 -
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TnE FANCY DRESS BALL Ar NEWPORT,
go &C., 90.

me Wsshy Herald viii be published at nine o'clock
sono srow morning. Its contents win embrace the
rsssnt from California and Europe the proceed
isss in Warrington, fun description Of the Grand
Fancy Dress Ball at Newport, Sc, &C., &C. Single
copies sixpence.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-06

Excess ofimports, sssl3o42 s1,loi,S3i so42s, $50
The favorable state Of foreign trade for August
shis year. compared with the corresponding month In
each Of the previous two years, Is at glance.
Compared with last year the change has been very
great II IL continues ct this rate shall be
Heved from some Of our dinculties.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-06

UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK-NEDICAL DEPART
" ment, Session lS5U5-The will commence on
Monday the 2ls Of October and be day
of February Granville Sharpe Pattison, d. Professor
General Descriptive and Surgical Anatomy Martin Paine
d. Professor of Materis nedica and Therapeutc Gun
ming s. Bedford. D., Professor Of Midwifery and Dis
eases Of Women and Children John w Draper H. o. Pro-
Professor Of the Institutes and Practice of xsdone Samuel
D. Gross D. Professor Of Surgery; Demopsaor Of Ana
omy william Darling n ID. The Faculty IL will be seen,
have added the department If Physiology the Chair Of
Chemistry and Professor Draper WILL future in addition
to his regular Of Chemistry give two evening
on PhysSSiSgy. The advantage d this arTansement
will also deliver additional lecture in his department.
evening hour In order afford ample to
their pupils for studying diseases practically the Faculty
have determined TO three weekly Clinques. First
Surgical Medical Cnque be held by Professor Gross
saturday Second Obstetric Cnique to be held
Monday under the direction Of Professor Bedford The
brought before the class and fully ecured by the
Professor The class will also have abundant supply
wifery to be attended at the houses Of
tens. Medical and Surgical Chnigue will be held every
Wednesday under the direction Of Professors Bartlett and
Patson In addition to these means Of studying disease
Ear Inrmary the various Dispensares and nfrmare
all accessible to the students Clinical instruction given
day At the New York Hospital The Disseotng Room
will be open the LIST day Of October and ample upply
OF the material will be provided Fees for the full
Lectures Sos; Naturalization fee S. Practical Anatomy
81 GRADUATION fes $50 The eem%sneent viii take place
carry Secretary of tn. Faculty No. $50 Fsarsh street.
s-Board from 50 50 to 80 per week. Students
irving in the city, will please call the College BUILDING
$50 Broadway inquire the janior PolmAn
will conduct them to boarding houses.
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- nnn 600 or BOTTLES NEARLY HAvEBEEs

hesa Ths CREATES, discovery The age hs.a made ~
DR.. kFLtJN0ER. nsaty years he remedy has
beer .efgre The puss rshns N. grsae,s e1rs spen re-
via -1he frvIss ornnsls Costars, Ladlews Merrises
Depsus Brsdhurss Carmans a. ec tersthsr vith hua-
dreds ~ tho members Of dios fscnlty This Ia
sesd We bare avays .opsideied sreat ecadssssn',en
Howtver, ~ has Amounted Comparatively - n3thag Tue
phos World hssns fsd Nth spurious articles thsy have
been led 70 dsssvs svsything they pusshed a. pa
Tent medicine The Doctor began poor sna has bad the
debshu sstiTacton Of aiming So upt ne deecveret
hts mode ~ mskine people believe having ster saed
tends 20 % vas Add hambus snce whsh svery-
tocy believes hfs satsments-conssqueny, we are run
down With rurcha.srs and making money faser thar
sny cpeht desire N.n.-strsng.rs shosh nos
V ,he snly original quseh nov vins All the others bad
sr dses hsn&s< down from their great crest xraatpsp.s
Cal AZ &c BrcsS~sy between Grad and bregue streets
no matter vha. your dis.sse ". Dosor sl sssraass
o. sseA
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IL. pleasure informing his friends and the public
that he has commepced giving lessons IN spaaish uniting 70
the indsrensabe quality Of clear and dtinct pronunea-
ton an enact hnovisdre q bic ansaax., ~ metnod ~
for the pupil II remartable brsvity lie viii
give Instruction a. his 6 Broadway and has no OBJ
lection 70 attend pupils their resdenee For and
further particulars apply ether W ister or srsopal
rs brosdyay yhsrs b. may be seen from 70 Ssl'es
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EoR SALE THREE CARRIAGES, AND A Two
hsrss sssh All ~ -. ses. esaer s.d -sse "
r~hers 10 ne ecrntry snd ned An rvvass
snr. win es seis low. Apply V n. .. nART, harpese
nAhsr, ywsy c,sys near he fsUy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-06

THEATRICAL AMATEURs.-TBE AMERICAN
Hstronic Association, Gothic Hail. broadway opens,
for the regular with the play Of Hamlet tho 5th
inst The Association DESTROYS of obtaining few
gentlemen Of respeetsbt mot under the Of y ysa)
members. Apply at the rooms Monday, Tuesday,
Wednesday and Saturday evenings between and o'clock
Entrance through Ne. $50 Pea Il street.
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Excursions.

EXCURSIONS TO THE FISHING BArKs-THE LAST
- trips q the season On Iu.sdsy Wednesdsy Thursd
sr.s,ss y! ssio.s csss ;'Ssss z 9rsnd stree, = ~
turning 81 81 e'eiock r NJ Fare rs ecnts each var.
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RsosDwlySqq. h,
;;Ii q Az. = r s'sss,. t E:ssss. :.
Iit z Evening ssSs . lsso $. ,ss
sa1 R sssasa n is ssy swson
.sss t@st nisss ss' sas sa q:
esissais rs Of
afs sisssS'
TLssi ssssr q cea1s PIERCE:
= S'p ssASS D: s.i =. Isss ssss
ah evening ans Ss.Iss
song Ia sTFS BY the 9 ssSssiA
in the costume Of 1charro' DREAM aud R1oUL
T. AsTLE oARDEN.-7LAsr NIGHT BUT ONE OF TEE
n SrsI sSno Of sisaST GIsss
0per. Luei. d Lanmsrmocr signora snssls Boso, Sig
n 1 s. Ds Bsd9 issOT Ar
evening, September 1880 viii perform
IAN $?'I sisssTs .sssis
nsimosdo sisaoT co:ts Sir Arturo. sis as
i Sada daSra ssnsrs ssa pa
ssI sc.t.sn will Double Page
IN italian and Ins'h are for sale a. door Tsls
on account Of tho weather Ice rssn, and Ssr
eop o. Quality will Be provided in shs "a
the whole evening during the intemission 0mni-
sS1t as ass v RfT s
.OreeeVe passengers at the end Of the performances
OPEN ON soNDAY, SEPT sTH.-cHRIsrrs OPERA
street-Chrisys Mnrels respectfully announce to their
and the public generally they will have the
this city Monday their long ssts5lishsd Had
ton and SaSssqAS an entire
convenient and comfortable places in the cy
Tesets 20 cents Doors open at o'clock
comprising versatile corps Of sisSssa ans
chrisy P''~'''' 'A''' 'N' management OF T. r
VoRER's ETHIOPIAN OPERA CoNouE-rHTs
~ newly established company composed Of the best class
it's and approved style will the man
Bescker street Of Norton street on Monday
evening next the 9Th Of Sept Doors a. o'clock
nbuses from parts city either by the door
or within one or two blocks Of the Hall.
vNHEATRICAL NOTICE.-LADIEs AND GENTLEMEN
prsssn, ssnnencns ON sss srs oesossr s
principal Theatre In one Of the chief cities requested
tons promptly attended to.
nightly witness Jenny Lnd-Femas Opera Troupe son
Inc ssas Dr. cos oSPs d 1ns &
1--WE %o sn pi the y.s as s
and evening together with the sable kelodss making
Psrase % Commence s az ssioek IN shs sf.faoss
and ~ in the evening. Ball every night.
CASTLE GARDEN IS NOW OPEN FOR THE REcEP-
tiop Of vsiters during the day, from A n tills
undgfbed PrOmenades, while viewing shippias,
sea breeze. Admission. i2a cents.
ToTHEATRICAL AMATEURs.-TBE AMERICAN
Hstrionic Association, Gothic Hall broadway, opens,
for the regular season with the play q Hamlet the ,th
gentlemen Of respeetsbty under the Of q year
AgPy "a s1 Sn m'9d.
Entrance through Ne. $50 Peal street.
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Pnrrrx Bsvx New Yors. September, 1880.
serfy tbt above list of deposits and dvid.nds remain
ing for two lear. prer 70 he hrs instant 70 Be
''' WV PM BRysoN. Cashier
svorn ssfsr. me, this "a SEPTEMBER, 1850
ROBERT 4. WFBB. Commissioner ~ Desfs
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r.r ether .rs.ls. -. y. cspp.ny. .nlsrr.a lisa vis
goods eoassned 70 the south csr.ns Railroad Company
o. their srerts accompanies Nvs-s With bill q sdns
viii - forwarded free % comisesn ~ the md
ts,' o. sn other ntsrmsas,s stations On the line u
have rseerty sdaed very largely 70 their stve anI "a
rv beth Tor freight srd and prepared
es,es wssisver rseev.t q, the DEPOT before susacvp
~ tnAt nsht and sent ~ " the nve eeiech
felovinE VIII transferred thence aerst % ns
ny pisces % destinstios The compsnys Art sis~s
1900 ~ ssa Irnns Issvs AZ wsssrs ~ -
IN eelesh fer Hsahorsss s Aps.ss asa shs sssssx
esss or half price trains ave O'clock hvtn the
nnror ~ pssssngers A. sny time reqrire ~ ne oowlesy
s rrer&re1 tssrstch trails rstes ~ fssy
tmsdstely after The mall The 81 raeeAge -
present trst elias trans n three e~.ss mt> ~ N
kmkRv. e~vtA0.
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COMMERCIAL BANK or NEW JERsEy.-THE BILLS
are redeemed W all the brokers at eeat Discount.
All above collars received deposit in all the
banhs THE city The directors personally responsible
for every dollar circulated. -
QR O(ln wANTED-Ar ACTIVE PARTNER VITA
BOsOV about the above 70 jcfn party Who viii
Become the special mcst highly respectable snd
pleasant MANUFACTURING busirsss address 81 the once u
This paper, "hsvhurrh."
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n J. WALLACE WOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORN
W his friends and patrons that his business will
suffer detention Of the IRE which occurred
the premises this morning. He would likewise call their
tenton handsome assortment of cloths cassimeres
vsng which he has for fall winter
1856 Broadway Septemher s.
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GREAT ARRIvAL.-TBE MOST y,NpERvUL

ITO AMATEURS THE AMERICAN HiSTRIONiC AS
Il ISOLATION formerly of Gothic Hall, Chambers
street Lycsgn attached to Burons Theatre Any lady
gentleman DESTROYS Of becoming Of the above
citation, can by addressing W. T., box 1884 post onice
receive information they require. Performance
Thursday, September IL, $50.
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THE DUSSELDORF ACADEMY or FINE ARTS
!'iss ,s% ETH rss:
% s sss
:. the two rooms over the ns the Church d TIE D1ss
S1 :.ls:s .ss sfiP sS - s ;:
NAIIoSAL INHIBITION AT sToPPATrs Ms, HALL.
tosdsy s.pssnsss issS orisns and spissdid psssias
issiaSns The great s.sisd works, nse1a ssD I..s.a
T. rsop,otL sos al' I'm T ,a, 51TTIs ?, ssTD.s Tia.
WET r.. open iro% 10 sn,ii dusk Admission g ssass
A xERICAN ART UNIoN.-INcoRPoRArEpF ron rae
Phonetic. q the Pine Art, in the United stsseA-
IN; ssss e: a. TcS os
y. Admission free The walls hung with upwards Of
TSs @
s,Ust,s y Brown; sI bronze busts wa:Sias.ca BY
Knsesns marble ;ss'ss,y and sronIs Msaa ss are
Sr each os.sTPiios q s. in asstos % char. IN ne
following vsrh. Of Art. yG'-i To such numbers Of The
sSs1 b .Sss As5 s s1s e thar
each No eop,snns 10 psts Of three columns each Of read
isasSSs. B"rs Is.Ss. sssa Sslpsins q
To sys InsssSS. IN line s.ssss. IL Siss
style, after Coils. Dream o. Arcadia, ES@ond. New
ld weossi,ss Care Player sass A BY 10 inches each
tanned their ensrsvings apply
JENNY LIND's PORTRAIT. ENGRAVED ON STEEL
ai pusSss The drawing room table,
ladies portfolio and serspbOok printed beautiful ena
s isi:s s. ss's . ..s
@ Ss H "a .'
DoRTRAIT OF JENNY LIND PAINTED IRON LIFE
sssSu Ep,D's By ysssh s,s . .,s..
Likeness q Jenny LAnd Published An order. y
Wholesale Prints.isr.. 10 Broadway.
A RTIsrs MATERIALS -PARcHnENr. cRAYoNs.
"a Sths same As used BY Broehart) drawing Paper for
A''A' ''a'es c ss r az. .ss'A
rails. Of variety Is daily expected
tia attention Of the public 70 our moderate terms.
CRENcu AND ENGLISH ESaRAvINGs.-wR BEa
leave TO call the attention Of the trade extensive
historical seripturs genre heads studies scrolls msrns
e,ne etc. se including all the novelties recently puh-
shss In Europe Our large business snablcs 70 sell
Wholesale Priu.ssiisrs. 20 Bresdssy.
DRKcIous STONES. JEwELRY, CHARMS, AND ALL
Il Kinds Of French fancy articles, sor sale ~
vICTUk BISHOP, Is Maiden Lane, up stairs.
~; Pearls Diamonds. and all kinasof Gems Psrchass&
JENNY LIMBS OPERA oLAssEs-JUsr RECEIVED
invoice 81 this o. sale
~ VICTOR BIsB0P, u Maiden Laas. up stairs.
PARTNERSHIPS.
THE PARTNERSHIP, HERETOFORE EXISTING UN-
DER the arm Of BEARE n ATKINSON, is this day ms-
sssy ss.el,,d All claim, SCANS, she Arm wi be ss,,.a
wsE,xAv BEARS.
JANIS ATKINSON,
Augu,t ~. ESQ. ~ Pearl street. y.
"A person who has $500 cas mad maj learn 81 an
opPortunity Of mailing rapid fortun. viii little
BEL asdr.,,iss iiss 70 o. G. Boz Asls ssw rosh
Wishes irsfcrsnces icing sasfaetory have satrs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-06

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