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JOHN S BELTS, Auc.ioneer.
NV EEHA n N A. N ETH- -TITESDA

DYGERRRDG BETrs.-TUEsDAy. JULY 10.
D-HOUsEHOLD FURNITURE, Sc.-At 10 o'clock II
the Fsnkn.square Hotel S9s Pearl st the enirs furniture
&c eontned In the above estabshmsnt consisting In part
Of paror furniture mirrors tapestry Brusseis ply and
other earpe,ngj Brussels and Nensn stair carpeng ball
lantern chandelier lamps sntel snd ornamsnts Oh
omsps mahogsny sofas ocsers and chzirs dining, tss
center and card tables China and glassware sofa french
and oher bedseads mattresses feather beds and bed Ing
mahogany bureaus dressing tables wsshs1snds ward
robes chss several Stoves nc also the bar with TIE hx
lures beer pump, nearly new, writing desk, ocs chairs
paintings the Kitchen furniture. with which Tho
tale viii commence Terms cash. None ether but bank
able money will be rec sived. ~ i5dc
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NETWORK TATTERsALDs.

FR - AUCTION NDTlCk.-THis DAY
GAS@3s<E wDlbe sold, u the highest bidder, with.
StI>Y9%L outreserye; TO pay storage q large and
w " yslusble assortment OF nov and second
h.la c.Tnsgos 0srouches rockswsys express and sagy
wagons and gigs also slge variety OF saddles and bar
ne e. wagon poles and baggage racks also variety very
fpe bora &C. suitable for all purposes g. The above sails
will positively lake place. rain shine. 0Eo. w. MIL
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NEW CHURCH Is BRooKLYS.--An association Of
gentlemen, composed in part Of the congregation
now worlbipping at the Middle Dutch Reformed
Church in Henrys st have purchased a lot of ground
in Perpont ST. Tor the purpose Of erecting a new
Church ediiice for the Rev. DR.. Bethune. The To-
cation is on the north side Of Perpontst. near the
southwest corner Of Munroe place, from which II is
separated in front by single lot It's 70 feet wide
1875 feet deep with an opening IS feet wide, from
the rear through to Monroe ace. The main build
ing will be 60 feet front, running back nearly the
whole depth Of the lot, and will be hanked by a
commodious lecture room, fronting on Munroe.place.
A strenuous effort was made by the friends Of the
University in this city, to induce DR.. Bethune to
acceptthe Chancelonhip, to which he was unani.
mouiy chosen but after a careful consideration Of
the whole question, the Rev. Dr. has decided to re-.
main in the ministry. Jour. Commerce.
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A MISSIONARY ScHooL-Almost, though not
mainly, our duty called Us 10 the City OF Newark,
n j. on the 10th inst and we avaied oursef OF
the opportunity to witness the Examination of the
Newark Wesleyan Institute Among the con-
GLIDING exercises of the third day-which, by the
by, must have been highly satisfactory to all con
cerned-there was the " pleasing and painful one,
az said the estimsble principal, Mr. Chase, OF bid
ding fare well to an associate teacher, Rev F. s.
Hoyt, who had for period Of two years been de-
voted to the Improvement Of the youth OF the In
sttute That he had acted well his part the reso-
lutons Of the Trustees and Of the Faculty set forth
with much emphasis that they parted with him
with regret, more tender proof than words declared
and withsl an elegant copy OF the Book OF books
was by the Faculty presented to him as token Of
their afiectonate regard, accompanied with ardent
desires that be might make its contents the ioun
dation Of education in Oregon, as he had done IN
Newark The President Of the Board, Rev. d. F.
Kidder referred with pleasure and evident emo
ton to the fact that while they were then and
there taking leave Of Mr.. and Mrs Hoyt des
tined for Oregon, a former teacher, Miss Sperry
wss now probably just about disembarking as
Missionary on the distant shores Of China. That
lome Of their best teachers were leaving the m was
endured with less pain from the consideration that
their future fields were TO be more extensive, and
their future abors still TO reflect credit upon the In
stitute christian ADV, Il Jour.
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For Europe.
Enr Hrfmeu.
ocr.s STEM NAVIGATION
Prom Bremen.
For ChnRree.
Rar GiasRoW.

CRESCENT CITY Capt sroDo4Es Prom se~ 4oft ls.r' aug
xSsPTpT CRY d. Wussx From Nes lors ie- Aug u
Capt WDn-EFFo NeE iofA-'I 1s Aug b
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JERSEY CITY ITEMS.

70 The Seminal says the notice about the New
York Firemon, was from the Telegraph-that our
credit was wrong.
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REV. JOHN q. FEE.-At the Semi Annual meet
ing of the Tioga Co. IN. " Bible Society this gen
teman, one of the master spirits Of the recent
movement for Emancipation in Kentucky, was con-
stituted liiemember Of the American Bible 60
ciety by the contribution OF $50.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

- Fswlers a. Welis. Pareu olegssts and Pnb-
q rer.. ClnLnn hsL % Nsslan.It rear ne PMk
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LOUIS NAPoLEoS is A flea correspondent
OF the Courier des Flats UHiS says that it the
Assembly refuse to give Louis Napoleon the three
millions Of francs he asks for he will find himself
in a most uncomfortable position. He is badly
pressed by creditors, and if his debts are not paid
off, he will be sued like any other individual. The
writer says he Knows a single debt of $4,000
francs, contracted ten years since for tie exPedi-
ton of Boulogne the holder Of which only waits to
see the result OF the bill in the Assembly In case
of failure Of that BILL he will at once resort to the
Courts for bis pay.
These facts may drive Louis Napoleon into an
attempt at usurpation even if his personal ambi'
ion did not also point that way Men without
principle. when desperately in debt, as we know
by a recent shocking example, resort to any means
to free themselves from the burden.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-15

ITO DEAF PERSONS.-The powers Of Hearing re-
stoTed ard the yanous Distressing noises and unpcss
ant discharges Of he removed 10 short ue witho1
vay srd 81 Wsnen-sL Opeu daily except Sunday from
aundl Consultation fee By sttsr or otherwise, 81 Uns
nsid Ietters refussS eH linz
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THE OCEAN STEAMERS.
For EurODe.
For America.

UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.
CoLLISss LISE-SdiLs from Nsto- pors.
Capt WIsr..... For Liverpool sat Juy
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~ The "Orahke JtoHntain Wafer t4re, ~
Bo. Orange J. ore b01Ts r3e BY railroad non ae City
The estsbisRm-n has prvais baths sarh@d 90 the 20
deuls' rooms. Address D., hEEKER, 8. 0langs, N ).
for terms lelM
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~ Wafer.Cure Innfirute.-Ctty and Coul

n Mafer-ture tnstitutes-City ana joun-
try,Dr 1EALL receives parents 81 bis c0mmotoal e.gy
establishment is Laightst 2cd Il Oys.er Sag l. l. CO a.
muncAiOr esy between these places By Steamboat snt
rsrosd. General prsc'iee attended Consultations s.
jez1 lms
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From GLASGOW.

Fro- Ne4o- York for Gtdscoto. ,
CITY OF GLASGOW B. K MaTEEss Aboui tas nnls y ssg
,tsrnais mou.h In Nay, July, seplsn1sf NOV A'
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The
HUDSON MAaUrAoTURINo COMPANY.

HUDSON MANUFACTURED COMPANY.
CAPITAL 100000 DOLLARS.
TI,HIs COMPANY WAS CHARTERED BY fHn
i snle Of New Jersey for ths manufacture Of
GUTfA PERCHA GOODS.
Viz Shoes, Shoe Solos, Gas and Water Pipes, Yubins.
Machine Belts and Driving Bands Fancy Articles sack
a. Trays, Boxes, Boo. binding cupa rlasss Cnsss
Whips Bslls Picture Frsues Decorations for Housss.
Steamboats, Ships snd Cars Army and Navy Equipmenie.
Waterproof Caps Clothing, &c, for ipsoatDg reegaph
Wires &c, well the manufacture Of all kinds oflndia
Rubber Goods Fun pos given 10 purchase and bold
real estate water power buildings &c for business equal
W the wanna Of the country.
The Board Of Directors has ordered the books 10 be open
cd the lob Of July, for subscription 10 Tho Capital Of
the Company.
Notice therefore given, the books Of The Company
will be opened the day ABOVE mentioned, 81 she Ofce
Of the Company l3l Broadway, New.York Al tho store
OF John Thornley, ESQ l0l Chestnntsreet Pbilsdephis
the Office Of tho Trenton Banking Company Trenlon N.
j. and si the Revere House, IN Boston Mas of sub
scTpnon Of 1000 dollars 10 shares OF 100 dollars oaeh
and hat books viii remain open ior thirty days. OF I'M
al the whole amount 10 taken.
Ohhes OF he Hudson Manufacturing Co, lsl Broadway
sAhUELT ARnsTRoSa,l
ANTHONY J. HILL kxecnuye Commit
JOHN I. GLEASON. UteH
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Ear Auericn.

CoLLfSss LIEE-Sdas from Liverpool.
rIAETTc cant w For New ORR We'd. Juiy 10
aCIFIC Capt New YORK Wed july 81
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Eyes GlasgOss for Nee io-k
CITY OF GLAsGOW..B 4 A4rBFEs About ne ma gy
.,srnsts meath In APri June August Oct De >.
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NEW-HAVEN ITEMS.

ABEAUTIFTL HALL-James Brewster, Esq
well known enterprizing citizen Of Connecticut,
formerly a,mechanic aud the builder OF his own for
tune, has just erected in the city Of New Haven, an
elegant Hall, which is to be devoted to high litera-
~ purposes This ball is tastefuly decorated snd
pointed with mastery elk Il, in fresco, BY GuGicini
1t is soon to be dedicated by appropriate ceremo'
MES, among which we notice an address for the oc-
oasion. by PARK BENJAMIN, Esq. who will perform
this honorable duty at the request of the proprietor
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NEWARK ITEMS.

LAUScH.-The schooner Whistler, Of about 100
tuDs burthen, was launched Saturday, from the ship
yard OF Rutan & Colon. She is Of beautiful model,
and built OF Jersey oak, thoroughly cOpperlastened
and sailed on the stocks, and was launched with
her masts, rigging anchors, &c. standing and on
board She is built for the cossting trade and is to
be commanded by Capt. Saml. Tompson.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-15

- D9. G0ashtea's Wafer Care Establish
froAaruT ies In
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" Lebanon SPRINGS Wafer-Cure Establish
ment Is u Ia Sixih year Of Euecessnl oPsfscon-
Ds Ina n BEbORrslA, ND.
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OuE.. PIIK.,-DttcbelPs Spanish specific for shs
cure o. me PLEA Ii wss Ers; sod b me, 70 eAs SINCE
A. Re corner OF william ard Fuon-sl tnen fnIsL -
"a been celebrated FROM thsi ume 90 ne ses' sdeIns
- RS civ 10 cure raj distressing complaint nas cured
tsousauds; weeG sfsr ~eek perf2ns cal on ne &C OH
plsin they could not and ne fnersloIs - 80 80
ssicted win The pss hat st "a Rooseveisi snd
aope sy will remember g. here tosy can Sc
Of cures thai Will surprise thefn. - ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-15

HEMoRRHAGE.-Wm. Franklin, bel-ringer on
the City. Hall, was violently attacked with hemorr-
bsge or bleeding Of the lungs Friday evening, while
in the yard Of Mr.. Smith, on Fulton, near Courtst
His recovery is doubtful.
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REMOVAL.

DEMOyAL.-DR LUTENER, AudsL has removed
Ia his Office from $50 to 25s Broadway entrance q War
ren.sL Office hours 10 future from I'LL
Sixteen years Of successful practice OF all diseases OF ne
Ear enables him euro all DEAFNESS unpleasant noses
and discharges Of he Ear provided he nerve and drum be
not injured.
References Of The undoubted kind be ath
Office All must he postpaid Consultation eo. BY
mall or otherwise, 81. lyl4 2tN' ty3 linz
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r ur. -hsw's WaIer-Cure Institution, cor.
rer Tg- III 81 and Univsrsigy plaee. nsu
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InnpRovEp CHAIN PUMP

NTH The FUslBLE hEfAL bIChEfo,
rNHEsE BUCKETS turned perfectly IVa aLH 80
il snooth which 10 decided inpro 7enenl uPoa oe eoa'
non east roc buckeL and the only article ihai VII Eve e
e xsrsfActou 70 the ons who uses tnis End o. pump
ssis Ia 8irntr CHAM, coan.
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- Hudson River Hater.Curc Establish
menL at Tsrryown, with every convenience for treat
men will be completed FOR the reception Of patients by the
18th Of July next For terms, apply TO ... -. =.
Tsuytown June % 1850 iel6 lm'
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TEAS coYpEE AND SUGARS

At REDUCED PkiCks a. he Eighth-svsaos
"A F-a fgrrThs subscrbess respectfully cali NE sEie1-
don OF he pubic 70 heir extensive sssorment u the sbovs
usred srcles which hoy seh1z a. leez % per esnt
7roer - ores Of mary oiher scres Tbelf so<x smbra
ees IA cart, nrst quality crlshst aud powdered Bugus
astrss Hke and kss-0fls dol with choice sssor
geu q Oresp snd Black Teas eh cannot - surpassed
1.rsrsiho, al Of which ere ground store daily
JkF. REILZY, iS Eifhlhsv
je7s In Between seyenisenss and EiEbseenfs ~.
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WASHING MADE EASY.
HOW TO WASH CLOTHES
WithoUf Labor.


HOW TO WASH CLOTHES
Without Labor.
V'HE BEST SYSTEM IN This WORLD requires 10
machines Founders, rubbers, acids other Injurious
afeles Instructions PLAIN articles cheap, and eau be
bad anywhere IL sent BY mail At single postage Thou
sands are sent every month Pce only s per copy Cal
or send 70 MADAME BEAVELT, Pstenl Larndress, 81
Ann-sL (second 6oorl New-YorE- tyl imAW&h
GOURAUDs HAIR RESTORATIVE,
CIRCASsIAN GLOSS.
THIS 10 The most beautiful preparsfion ior 70 nsf eyer
i invented. II 10 warranted 70 make tne nAlf g1yw,
prevent ils falling out and render sh WY nf soi shy
and glossy Trial bottles thi'lings eacb-iound oay
DR. FELIX GOuRAUDs PerfImefy Depot u !" sAhst.s@
frat Store from mot nj Broadway. Boa
nROPOsALs will be received y no 1cdsrsgined,
Il Comnissiorers and Inspectors OF Connln Scnoo4 ot
The Terra Ward for build ngs rev school douss 10 Aleu-
4. between walker and Hester sUeeis " ne oacs of no
erk Of he Board Of EducsiOr new ely hall ~ my line
fhn tUo weeks from the date hereof Plzns snd s2ecn'
saf,or sre en al The Ocs Of The Arceitect bsr4n o.
Weli. Foarlhsveuue Thirty hstsfee Any further
Information BE- bad By application 70 me Clerk Of ne
''N1 j Il HOBARF HAWs, o,,uu0,..,o,.
~ @ BRADFORD,
AsDKEw v. STOUT, lTyusee.
EDWARD A FuZEa,
New-YOrk, July g. 1850 De Is"Iw
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JNsLBY,s DAGUERREOTYPEs Remover .

his new and splendid Sky-lghI Gallery tho second
floor Of 81 Broadway Third dc or below The City Ho ps
Ladies viii find our present rooms far Gore and
accessible than former ones powerful skylght
and reception all on the same door, and raised
but few Steps above the street II 10 admitted Ae
that portraits sken by properly arranged sky ghs are
peror 70 those taken By the Ordinary mode. lyL0 81
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LEnON SUGAR.

W. ErtLYs PREMIUM LEMON SUGAR for -
y. production OF Lemonade put up 10 paper and
g.ss caesszes expressly for vzselIng eifter By snd
or
Also perf.ble Coda for i1s:enf yodnrrou Of soes
Wslss. pa 40 "a giAss packages iD powdered sstel
TIE a5oyv zfcss very desirable for U.s.. they
ge rot cay cusryes brf prsyencyes Of me scury For
sale N lots " ,fts portsssys ~ ths ns7ruscfur-r
..sa faas J. W.KELl.Y, a Beekasnst,
PA rs 1doofs sboye Wiliam-r
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OAk . ls-5es b.lss NO u go 90 No.2 Dor sals It
ma aiusf / oEgaIcKsoa i.s sou.Ass
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

NUMBERS OF STREETs-We have been request
ed to call the attention Of the Common Council, to
the unregulsted numbers in the upper part Of Fol-
ton.st there being two numbers alike, whichcreates
considerable inconvenience to those who live in the
viciI4v
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cupoNo-THgaMAr. mEprorug

L'ALLAcIEs or THE FACULTY AND CHRoNo-
IT fHEKhALlsM-Pnes si.-By d.. 8 Dickson Of Loo
don ecilsd b. DR.. VIM. Turner Of New. YORK.
II TIE Fscllsy hsye reply 70 hsse exposures lh.y
NUS, be ~ q low ebbT London Weekly Chron.
sAs Interesting - novel westminster Review.
lLSnson Sunday Pines
iy4lm ii. LoNd bho VI Ano-h q,
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T. O,Rielly,s telegraph Lines, connecting
viii a. sections Of The United ssAleS Genera oee, lsl
Broadway. Open r0n Ia Tie morning Iii IL a. nlghL-
Visitors u New York who accassoaed RAnEsetaR
business with the ORie.ly Lines In any secuon Of be
u tied SaIes viii and Il their 4 teres leave Ihsir ds
patches h;s odice 70 ius1re promps and correct
rrt. lee
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PATENTS FOs NEW INVENTIONS

PATENTS FOE NEW INVENTIONS
ITO PARTIES INTER EsTED IN ssw tassnasxs
TIE subscriber ofegs BIS services n solenrz Le.sst
y..enf le Ma country ard aso 10 Great gtzs frzncs
ana olbsr Continental saiss Eyery EfDrrnnoc 20 q
sbtared Of and advice afsg1sd % al szz @ scenh1
soinls eouneetst VIII shsss susiscn6y -. :.
zlE II j. p Ffk&scn-s :" -
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An sEswIN, Anenoosss.

dos Cssh savsnces made shsndesired -"
FHrYsgcoSD ssw.YosK rRAOg SALE.
MONDAY, Sept 3 1850.
The undersiSued announced The nexi kEdULA TRADE
SALE 81 Socks, Paper sisroney, slereosype Pass,
Binders MaiedAls &c. 10 commence on Montay tae ah
Of September and TO be conducted under e sso vegua-
soss the lsst
To request thai invoices Tor ,hs catalogue 10 tnshed
Immediately, he printing viii be commenced a. a. Early
dsy.
IRE usual cash advances vii bs made receps Il
goods, when desired. BANGS PLATr co.
"a Srosdwsy.
AT PRvArE sALE-sohn's Popular Library senss-
compets OF Iaese very desirable snd select wosA ara
now offered 70 the trade and Others comprt ina the sand
Ard Library 81 vols Scientific Library volsi Ne An
ncnsiiNn Library, Is vols The Classical Library II vols
AID Tie Illustrated Library (ne~ sees including JodGes
FofsfAs OF lusioas Perscusges u Great BrslD. The
volumes sold separately n desired hss hss ua
store
yuhus Les'era win al he Of wocdhrs eiinca.
schegAs Lectures 90 Aodern History, Lsmsrines His
tory OF Tho French kevoaliou Humhogs View of Ne
Hand Boob OF Games aud and popular
uons Of sOphoeles Eschylus Arissone EoripIdes and
Virgil
klso Lssdnefs Popular Lectures science xnd Ar
2vol,, Syo Ewbsnks Hydraulics snd Mechanics john
scn's Farmers Encyclopedia Gncnou's gress wors On
Mich Cow. rhsefs Principles o. AgculSare D. rooqae-
yle's Democracy In America lions songster, 8e1neSa
Double Entry Bookkeeping, Svo and Wses Aeronsauca.
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Rp aRArnN,. HRRNIA INFIRMARY

IL BOsTON-Dr r. hsy1rg returned from Europe vi
receive pssnu a. f5rueiy. He continue. 70 Iend pa
deueI 10 he rEare AID SPEEDY cure o. hnrna of M
ne Vafoeeie Scroioc@ Bydroeele, &c aiso diseases
on Irlsiss Truss-s srs dispensed win N al csses
ESs;sr-plscr. Bcssco lylsTeodos
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IyEoEys, LEEoHEs, LEEoEEs

IUsT received By he last stess1sr frvu Elrops -
d sapply Of Bwedfah 6cfDan ard stngrna Leoenssr
r,n,ed healfhy put ID % a. BE- transported en5 a
grilh uerSscs ,xisty FOR sale At noderaie prices -
~" O. A II. WHITE,
sats I'm. lmpcsiers 81 Lserbes y JcsDS
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PHILADELPHIA

S,YDNEYuINsTER CARPETINGs.--A new
- sruee-dAs and light sabdsea e,iofs ingfain MAKE,
4ehy ayed ard oil painIss ali wool both sidss perfscf
A. pss, m fornnx boques OF flowers, with 6rscian
scrolls sc eqasl 10 Axminssr, tor ssle only By the
snufsetursr Al 81 per square yard who fstters him.
,sit thsl 80 experiences Of upward OF % years 10 mann.
frtu5Dg and Importing fancy wares csrperngs OF cloths,
,ndow shades and mslsings Al hsimme % establishment
Camel Hal 10 and % NorIh secOndti 6rss door below
Chrsss Charch Philadelphia vii Justly bis sponsorshfp
10 sn article every way equal 70 Kiddsrminslsr and nos
one bird The pncs. beautiful selection Of Brussels and
,evet psstry three ply and ngrzn earpeungs with Oh
cloths vii be disposed Of vr5 low prices Tor cash
civ seeeptsncss Interest s1dsd) mahs room Tor fan
stock eT lmI J. SIDNEY JONES,
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E~ Remoyal.-PHLIP ERNST, Professor Of Musie
and teacher Of the BRhm and other ues and the guitar
respectfully informs bis friends and tho public 10 general
thai be has removed TO ST Broadway, near WaikerNI
Ney.York myl0 Smeodr
~ Wise and Toupcee.-sArcHsLokt celebrated
Wig Factory 10 Al Waist where al al nrnes can be
found the largest In the city. Strangers and
citizens should call and Judge for themselves before par.
chasing else where. BATcssLoRs newly invented Wigs
obtained silver medal a. the Fsir Of the American lnsn.
mi the address, mvlk nWkbn
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- - Rn.. RaEnr---Phe Opersgye B.ters, union

- To Boss Bakers.-Fbe Operative Bakers Union
House OF Csu Reading Room and Library, 10 now open
IN GrsndsL daily from A ul NJ Aad on Sundays
non To sGd Keeper II slwsys In attendance TO gvs
svery facility Bosses from city county elther visiting
or writing 70 the House for men.
LEWIS HALBAUEk, Keeper
JOHN T. RkNNE, Pres't
IA. xoaT.vso. a. S. ls11 'utOArX'
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" Notce-She subscribers 10 the capital sock OF The
Paterson and Hackensack Railroad Company are request
ed meet al Peter Arehceacons Hotel Pateson on he
nth day Of July next for The purpose Of choosing seven
Directors fhs Polls will be open from 10 O'Clock NJ 10
o'clock 81 Patterson, June - 1850.
CT VANWAGONER- D. X. ALLEN,
j. CHADWICK, CHRISrOPER COLT
p MAGlNNIS, JOHN ACKERMAN Jr.
HENRY Il. VOORHEES,, Jr Commissioners.
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20 Notice 10 Contrac pors.-Sesled proposals ior
The grading ~, bridging, supeIucture ayng me
track snd encI the CanAndsigua and Corning Railroad
leading from Canandsgus 10 The Chemung Railroad, viii
be received Al the office Of John King Co. Contractors
In SanandsiguA until the 18th day OF July.
Prohes snd plans can be al the ohce OF the Chief
Engineer, a. Canandsigua, AFTER the 2eth inst
This Road IL shout IS miles In lenglh-s divided into
sections Of mile each.
Bids will be received single ss.tons or for several
united. John q KING co
CsnAndalgua. July s. Is5o iva az
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nssrs ke All ~ which are respectfully solicited
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Stones, comprising srge invoice Of Dtzrnosas ~ - e.
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