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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-02-23

PERFECTION ~ NAUGE-C pon cxamirin, tie
edge ofthc ,harpe.t rrzr or lancet v!th miro.
scope, it will appear lrljly u, iroad a- the back {
4 knife-rough, uneven. and iuil Of notches AMI
turrow@, An exceedingly small needle resemble,
an iron Tar. Bat the sting uf % bee secn thruus h
the same instrument Dvhihl,, EVERYWHERE the ma,
beautiful polish without ,he casthav. 'lemsh ,r
inequality, and it end, IN Il poin too nue to be .-
cemol The threads sofa Inc lawn soem cuarscr
than the yarn with which ropc. are made ior Az.
chcrs. Buta skwuu's web appears perfectly
smooth and shining, AMI everywhere equal The
smallest dot that is made with pen appears ir.
regular and uneven. But the little specks On tho
wings or bodies insects are found 10 he the most
accurately circular. How ma a5nihccnt Is the ,ys-
ten Of Nature
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-02-23

Az AWKWARD MI,TAKE-A firmer who had
bought calf from butcher, desired him To drive
it to his farm and place it in hi, stable, which he
accordingly did. Now it happened that very
day, that u man with grinding organ anI dane
ing bear, passing by that way began their antics
IN front of the farm After amusing the farmer
for some time the organ man entered the farm
house and asked the farmer if he could give him
nights lodging. The farmer replied. he could
give the man lodging but he was 1T a los. where
tu put the bear After nusiug little he deter
mined To bring the calf inside the house for that
night and place the bear in the stable, which was
done, Now the butcher expecting the calf would
remain in the stable all night, resolved To steal i,
before morning; and the farmer and lis guest
were in the night awakened hy fearful yelling
from the outbuildmg, Both got up, and taking Il
lantern entered the stable, where the farmer
found, to his surprise the butcher Of whom he
had bought the calf in the gta.p of the bear
Which wa, hugging tremendously, for he coulu
not bite being mu2alcd. The farmer immediately
understood the state If the case aul briefly mon.
toned the circumstance To lhc owner of thc hear.
who, to punish the butcher for h- intended thrlt
called out to tht bear, Hug linn, Tommy" wh,l
the bear did in real earnest, the butcher roaring
most hideously the whole time After they tlot
he had suffered enough, they 81, him free and the
butcher slunk Oft Glad enough to escape with hi,
life, while the farmer aud his guest returned to
their beds ls-ERyiih Pa,r
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-02-23

Coat IN ESGLASp.-1lc LoH,ioa Times, speak.
ing Of the coal beds of England says; The ex
haustion Of our coal beds would be the final and
utter catastrophe of our greatness aud Englant
would immediately sink ito third rate power
1t is 10 coal that we owe everything which i,
great in our position and history. Our coal fields
are the rude foundation of this fair Cornthian pile
and England is \, much indebted to ihcmas Egypt
To her Nile, Athens to her schools, and Ro,ue to
her policy and arms"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-02-23

A distinguished writer upon health and Ion.
rryity, says ---"EY,cul the same favor daily to
your whole person that YOU do to Your face ami
hands, All you require /, two to i've quarts ul
water ltnl as much more as Yen plvisvl 0ud one
or two towels the whole operation need not o..
cupy five minutes When yuu can faithfully uul
fcatlcssly wash your,cliall over with cold water
daily, you will have taken vast step in the com.
mcncomcnt Of uninterrupted health The rrli.
ginn Of some whom We call hcathuns cnuins tins
upon them, while We with all the light. ot Chri.
tian,ty and civilization ate too apt TO neglect H.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-02-23
sn Fox River House, c,~f1,
N.T2 Ot!aMN, I'll. sYZsSS

lNils popular establishment continues IN full Upe-
uton, and 10, accommodations al, interior to
non" Iu tie ruunuy. Travellers will always hud
hr table supplied W,,h choice game, and every deli
cacy tc county tton-. 4 continuance of the IL
he,cI share oi pubar patronage heretofore extended
I-suhcIled. aUg q, 1911
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-02-23

EXQUISITE CoRREsroNDESCE--lhe y. Y. Her
aid has the following correspondence between a
New York opera cric and an opera manager:
"NLRN DEAR M---. After the manner in
which my private note has been USED, feel bound
to return you the season ticket which \ uu addr,s
scd me, and also cncloSea dollar, the price of my
admission last evening.
"l also beg You to understand that take lNck
the bow made you yesterday afternoon.
"luWS, ,vc'
NrW DEAR VI: thank YOU for the 70
turn ot the season ticket f,r II can he l.ttr ap
propatcd aud al" lr the enclosure # the dol
lar l'romp,iUlc ~ all such payments is much
Ncumtcd bv managers, as well Us by taiiors, u,
you know of old,
With regard to your bow, beg leave to say
that left At where you made IT,
Yours, &c
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-02-23

llSt uow ~ nr.-1ho " Y. 7riJunc VERY in.
noceutly remark, @lf YOU must die, you will
choose To die n natural death. aud what 80 nn,u.
raj q, To die IN the hands Of your doctor {" NoJ..
ing moro natural IN the world. 1t rarely happens
otherwise
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-02-23

\ Nrw CnrRcn rkrrn-A paper is about To
he established IA France by two priests alyocat'
inr he mAriiltn nf tho rlNlerN
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-02-23
Si,t.AISS.

HNiE Subscriber has IN store and tor sale, cheaper
J. than ever before offered IN town, hr7" and
choice assortment OF scgnrs ot American and mpor-
ted brands warranted genuine d22 LOcEwuuD
Wheat Sacks.
00I SUPERIOR wheat sacks without a scam, for
"-' sale at dec - l.oCEWuou'E
Looking GlHssc>.
q GREAT variety may be had nt
"a dee - loCTwGOnS
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-02-23
CrOckery aud Glassware.

Nov opening at Cushmnn's the largest assort.
~ ofCroCkry ever offered in this market con.
ss,ing of every description Of common ware, and
some entirely new patterns Of dining and tea sets
very full and complete
Gaso ware OF dlil.ren, kinds, and Lanterns Of all
sizes nov > CUSHNAN
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-02-23

RROADCLOTIlS of all colors and qualities ihn.
cy and plain cassimcrcs, heavy Sleeps grey, sat.
unetls' tweeds, jeans hard times, also canton ana
wooleu tlamels, LlnscyS, &c, just received AZ
now CISllNANs
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-02-23

Corner Of Water and Columbus ST. near For Rirrr
''fiE subscriber respectfully informs the people Of
Ottawa, aud the travelling public generally, that
he has purchased the above coInmodlous establish
menr, and having undergone thorough repairs and
renovation, II s now open for the accommodation Of
travellers and boarders in at least as good style as
any other house IN town afford, and on the low
est terms. Ample stabing is attached TO the rstab-
Iishincnt. The public are asked to give hun n trin
jl3'N one need shun the house through fenr Of
beng offended by the pertumcs OF iliquOr, none is
kept abont the establishment.
INfDp MI
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-02-23
lnMg NhnMls.

'Viif 0hrrrhHt hls uti opened % r,ar Of wooden
: i'nf nni Stlnv SmN- which nrr dug.i Ny
,' '"p'1 or g'g'r l93 gpe'w 10 uHy u..r offered .n
Now . IN s..r,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-02-23
Looking (sI:,ssc>.


020 FAIRS # mems, womcn's, and chilircns In
9'' dla rubber and patent water proof overs shoe.
may 10" LndOt d.1 IoCKwOOn.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-02-23
Groceries.


SUGAR, Coilcr, Tens, Spices OF all kinds soaps
~ candles, Tobacco, Mackcrel, white Fish, Codit,l
and herring, INST received CUSHMAN,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-02-23

OF all kinds, bough, for Cash at marke, by
~ dec L. 7. SANGER & Co.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-02-23

7 AIDES viii find every thing wanted in the
IL shoe line from fine kid slipper to a heavy
lootee. Also childrens shoes of every style and
quality, by calling at CUSuMANs
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-02-23

The IA canals viii open on thu ,th March
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-02-23

! , AN GN 500 pr wool Ilanya. also hrn .ror
! ted and Iapluntd Eur hImcr. turlr tg
iuIHlB NAiriP & f'..IHv..
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-02-23

" HEAT, corn, oats, barley, pork hides, tallon
w bcesway, feathers, iurs, and almost every.
thing else the farmer raises for cash and goods,
octb J.. l. S,ysrR e. Co
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-02-23

carnage ~ wagon N,anniaciOry.
M VI. PALMER rciulnS thanks 10 the public Tor
w the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed on
him. and having associated himself with i. G.. GAY,
he would state hlt they prepared to carry ON the
Carriage and Wagon Making rusiness,
IN ailits various branches. Oar stock of lumber is
well seasoned, and We are determined To make the
best work TINT Is made IN the country Two-horse
wagons kept constantly on hand All who wish 70
purchase are invited To call and examine for them.
selves before purchasing elsewhere Shop on the
corner OF Columbus aud Jefferson streets Lumber
taken IN exchange for work WN PALMER,
Ottawa, feb II, iS &c GAY
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-02-23
Business Gur0s.
New Lumber Yard.

THE undersigned bcgs to inform the public gene
rail- that he has for sale every variety of
Lumber, ShingieS, and Lath,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-02-23
s:r:sin Wanted.

NJllEAV', Com, or Oats, ulargr orsmnll Quoni
w uties. dcc7 /. ? SANGER & Co.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-02-23
FARM FOIs SAJC
LniM.na.

snn Pieces husi,li. French, and American pr.ug,
JVu lOO do do do nmgh1m,
% pcteagu um and rlal lnscy;
80 blue dn,s ~ York do,
so fnn'd .h.tnp;
st prices W ruIt ,hc t.mcs.
nov lG l.. 7. SANGER g. Co.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-02-23
Iron, Natls, and steel.
Synn nIcd,

On TONS assorted Iron. Nails, and Steel. ms,
OU received and for sale by J Mayrvv, a Go.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-02-23
PAINTS. OILS. AND GLASS
rringr N Mn.nn Nlnnumc1n,X,

~ reduced price.
Canal = west of the Public Square, Ouawn, lis
Aug2i, 1919 JOHN UOSSACK
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-02-23
DAYTON Woollen Factory.
Domestic Goods.

On BNLTS SNoUNFi 10 do ,bOu3; 3ll dfiNm1
az no Cotton Snrknr: uslr,rriyrda and iGr.nj.
~ Nh" lowest price. J.. 7. SANGER s Go.
The New York herald., 1850-05-21
Drawing Room Chit-Chat.

AAs<D'vsST PIAso FoaIg-We unders tand that The
Fr'nd panoforte designed for shipment to England to
se exhibited a. a specimen OF American manufacture
nj the " Worlds Industrial Convention in London,
will be at Jollies music store No 400 Broadway to-
Day and to morrow, for the inspection of the public.
Go and take peep.
1HE BIsHop OF JAMAIcA.-The Hon. George Ban
cro, late u 8 Minister to the Court Of ST. James and
hrs Bancroft, entertained at dinner, Saturday at
their residence in Twenty third street the Bishop Of
jamaica Wm. b. Astor, and others, forming a large
and fashionable party. Mrs. Spencer WAS prevented,
by slight illness from being present the occasion
Mr.. Bancroft expects to be foreign minister again,
after the next Presidential election. The Bishop,
worship at Trinity Church. ON Sunday morning last,
by reading the communion service and by officiating
at the altar. The sermon was preached by Rev. Mr.
Parks The Bishop expressed himself highly gratifed
with the excellent music Of the choir under the direc
ton Of Rev DR.. Hodges, formerly organis OF Bristol
Cathedral. Weare informed that this distinguished
Prelste will preach on Sunday morning next, being
Trinity Sunday, at Calvary Church, of Twenty
first street and Fourth avenue lie will no doubt have
very large audience mixed in equal proportions of
piety and fashion-that is New York
FRrprRiKA BRESrrr, the Swedish novelist, eommen-
ees her Southern tour early in June At Washington
she will be met by Miss Anne Lynch the poetess who
will accompany her friend Miss Bremer 10 the South
ern States. They expect to be in Carolina in time to
breakfast fresh fgsboth green and red We advise
the novelist and poetess to visit Of the planta
tions and how comfortable the slaves live Just do
The New York herald., 1850-05-21
N on EY mARK EFT.

MONDAY. Nay 2O-eP. NJ
There was pause In the upward movement Of fancy
stocks to-day at the first board aud the market wa.
throughout quite heavy. Eric Bonds, new declined
y per cent; fsrmers' Loan. =; Harlem. n; Canton
Company, y Erie Railroad 4. Norwich aud worce.-
ter, ~ Reading Railroad, q; Mohawt a Hudson
River Railroad advanced I per cent; Ohio a.. y.
The transactions In the fsneics only TO moderate
extent and about tho usual proportion on time The
lat't movement the part OF the hull spectators 10
van street was an attempt TO galvanise Mohawk Rail
sdstock IL being. at the time. the only stock on.
the lst that spectators had not touched II was seized
upon by the bulls and an advance OF four per cent
realized in ~ many days There va. not margip.
enough IN II for an improvement Of sufacient i'm
portanee 70 attract outsiders; sndt will probably be
abandoned and suffered 10 fall back 10 lie original po
sition Long Island may undergo few gslvsnie touches
In the course Of week two n has d-indied down
to such low price, that takes very little money
to ssrry few hundred shares, and then purchaser,
The New York herald., 1850-05-21

his usual skin Burke, as Mr. Sudden, excellent,
and highly using. The other characters weln
east This evening" among other attractions, The
Yellow Dwarf cannot fail to command crowd
AsroR PLAcE THEATRE--" London Assurance was
performed last night and will be repeated TO nisht-
At an early hour every seat in the house filed,
every aisle filed seats placed in the orohes
ira and filed, and several hundreds obliged to
leave the house unable to obtain peep at the
stage This is success worth having and is to be at
tributed to the great popularity of Miss Cushman
who performed Lady Gay spanker admirably, and to
an efficient stock company such seldom and
which would I'll establishment any night In the
year Mr. IL. Placide made his FIRST appearance ami
was well received lie plays many characters muc.i-
better than Sir Harcourt Courtly bu. he was highly
acceptable The other characters well sustained
However, the public are the best judges Of what
pieases them and refer them to the performance
night for full particulars of the various merits OF the
several admirable performers
CnNsrr's 0pERA HousE.-Ths popular resort stily
continues in the full tide Of success They clever
set OF fellows, either vocal
ers and everybody admits that the dancing OF George
and Sheppard cannot be equalled in the Mon.
ot,srIc..The negro representations of Pierees'
band are attracting numbers Their programme
sts OF songs elees and choruses together with banj
and other instrumental solos.
Wnirr's srnrs.Drns.-This company play every
evening, at 81 Bowery They are full Of merrment-
and fun.
cInNEsE MusuEa-The Chinese lady. with her suite.
OF attendants, are still in the ascendant Barnum-
knows how to please those who pstronge his establish
menti he has always something novel.
Chinese RooM.-The Bellringers are an excellent
oahd OF musicians The airs they play very sweet,
and they ell chime In so harmoniously they are bs
coming very popular.
BrRToss RooMs.-The exhibition Of seriptural IL
lustratons and other novelties given here eyery even
ing, is attracting good houses
APOLLO Roous.-rhe grand concert Of Mr. pirsson.
exhibiting his great mammoth piano on which four p
performers will playat time, will come of on Wed
nesday evening next
Musc-The song Of the pheasant Wife, composed 4
by The Hon Mrs Norton music by Tally for sale at
franklin Square"
MINERVA RooMs.-The exhibition of the beautiful
panorama OF a voyage to Europe will close Wednes-
day evening. Those who have not this beautiful
nifty.
The New York herald., 1850-05-21

hedea'cd CompoundIf isthe hasine.s Of a.. ie,.s,sr
o this article 90 cell H. "a lees iuerss tse pnho
" hny ~ few words v .rr.in it- vsias. ~ spryiax
the rrefaraion 20 the hair 10 will and
~ setn ard thicssn its growth and renasr M g.v
elastic Tie pain and infsmrstion caussd y external
hurts, ~lether cuts bruises, burns bites. or
qnisk, by m e.unier irritating properties sad 20
rhenmattm, tumors bo rashes ard other stn al. !.
dssrstes the pain and the rsdncts sreifin
Ihee are startling facts hut the proprietor sr rrocf
that they facts the n all who
the doeuer's Original eertiaeste from ac., eninent
surgeons snd rhy.cisns fully endorsing the Trieorherou
10 the inspection ef all who choose 70 read then
The pamphlet which secompanes each bottle OF th Tee
phcrcu embodies tsstimony convince the
ncredscus knd offer. the most unansrcrshie secnhss
rcasons ~e the hirhe s-thotity. n the
eiains 81 this article 10 public cgnaeratian. Tie it,ls
uork IT, In ITSELF worth tie CHARGED fr bottle of the
Trcorherows confsfns complete history the hsr
embracing many interesting anecdotes and rang back int.
antiquity sofa IN large hettlc- rree AZ
the Principal oce. ~ Bre.away New yort For ~
the merchants and dru
stste and Cansds Beware of the sounse cls on a
a,ffs bctst
The New York herald., 1850-05-21
Marine Affairs.

Tw frasur> Errrpfrios The Arctic expedition In
search of Sir John franklin, will sail, understand
tomorrow The two vessels advance and Rcsoue)
fitted out by enterprsiuS fellow cisen Mr.. Grin
nell in perfect readiness for their pcrilous
Arctic voyage We are sure our readers will In com.
With ourselves. wish every 10 those eng.g
ed in this enterprise
The steamship City % Glasgow, hence for Glasgow,
was Sunday morning at A. NJ, 40 miles east
of sandy Hook also, at 10 A. NJ on the day, In
lat SO "a. Sop
The New York herald., 1850-05-21

E,-oReGNtZITiox or nH DEMOCRACY -Anvfcr
10 1In- Wlnos.-ln consequence Of the disrupiions
N the democratic party which have existed in this
sty an election was held last night, IN the diIcrcn,
wards, for nearly eighty delegates to a general
convention, 20 cpsn i.s sessions tomorrow evening
al Tammany Hall. 70 take the necessary steps for
the Reorganization Of the party on proper blsis
The election was called by the Wood committee
uhdcr the advice of the Sachcms; but as member,
of both factions have been elected, there will pro-
behly he a new mode fixed upon, which will prove
more acceptable to both sections than the old one
and all dscoTdan, elements brough; 90 a rccoacilia-
hCn.
THIS is a movement which will, no doubt, have
The effect TO heal much. Il not all the dtscord which
now exists, and the new mode TO be established
will uorc firmly unite the democracy than could
any otkcr measure Tar this city is concerned.
and probably throughout the state. IL is a wisc
stop and shows The superior tao, OF the democratic
IsIv IN concentrating their forccs. The conven-
Won vii Re held with open doors. and as every
ecc;icn d.Grci in the city will have a delegate.
the INTEREST," of no section or faction OF the party
viii te allowed 10 suffer.
THIS movement the part of the democracy
ehould arouse The whrs TO some similar action as
the 1leHents Of thei party are az discordan as the
sther, and nothing bot consolidation can save.
then from s1iur teieat. The popularity Of Ne.
Clay squiie as s10ng, IL not stronger. than ever
tsfofe; and, though The oiIicc.hodcrs will use
every effort TO sustain Re administration. as drec,
ed H. the present imlecilc cabinet il will BE- i'm.
possible to concentrate rPsn Soy GalPhn principle |
save them from deIcut The late elections
throughout this state have gwen evidence Of the
Fartsi conciaiion of the eesenis Of the dsmoc-
'sey, and II the same kindly seeiing should be
snIepained by the convention ~ 1ee' tomorrow,
that rarJ will again have The supremacy through
sul TIE s'aie, Get throughout The whole seuniry
The New York herald., 1850-05-21

A. We have in type a curious scene which oc-
Cured at the Frccwill Baptist Chapel, on Sunday
evening last, between number or Pro,estants and
Catholics and great amount Of other local, poll
iica aud miscellaneous reading, large portion Of
which We shall present to the readers Of iomor-
rn...s ILrrnld
The New York herald., 1850-05-21

MORE DEVELOPMENTS or THE SrooL PieEov
MysTrrrrs-AELIscroS BESNET's TkrAL.-Thc
interesting and very unique trial Of James Airing.
ton Bennett commenced yesterday in the Court Of
Sessions. A full report Of the first day will be
found in our columns. This trial will throw much
fresh light on the stool-pigeon mysteries which
have recently puzzled the philosophers Of the
day so much. Read and Judge Broad daylight
will come soon enough for some.
The New York herald., 1850-05-21

GREAT OrspA ExcrrExENr IN BosroS.--Ncw
York is completely distanced now by Boston. in
the reception given to Marti's celebrated opera
boprs, directed by Senor Pader. Yesterday the
boxes had to be put up at auction, and as much as
sl7 was given for the choice OF seats That's the
The New York herald., 1850-05-21

SAILING OF THE WAsnISeroS.-The steamship
Washington, c. pt Floyd. left her wharf yesterday
noon, at IL o'clock, for Soutba lrton and Bremen
with a very full list Of passengers, aad heavy
The New York herald., 1850-05-21

Y. q. HcCsulcy. Dr. D.. X Kane v. :. ", and
eighty others arrived in this city yesterday and
took rooms at the Astor House.
Lieut. Clsry 4. e. NJ aud thirty four others arrived
In this city yesterday and took at the Amer
ssn Hotel.
vss Eve hundred and sixty eiy.
The New York herald., 1850-05-21

The tunnel OF the Chattanooga Rsilrosd st Chats
nocra Penn vas opened the oth inst. An unin-
terrupted thorou2hfsrc 10 pc~ opsusi between the
psvigsble vAerf cf the Wet and The Asantie ocean.
Al ChxlNstfn
The New York herald., 1850-05-21

SIcNrrcaNT.--The Southern wsg journals are
all out in favor of Mr.. Clsy's compromise.
The New York herald., 1850-05-21

Nay-A IHILLIPS Importer Of Laces and Emhroideries
bes to call the attention Of his the
fa 70 his large and elegant assortment of aees E
nroideries received steamer Cauada Mr. p being in
EUROPE to make his selections personally enabled 20
Ter the very richest and choicest patterns TWENTY-FIVE
cent lower than the market prices Ladies
her advantage to call and his style and OF
patterns previous to making their
Broadway, between Prince and Spring.
The New York herald., 1850-05-21

FAsurossBIE WATERING PrAcEs.-The hotels Of
the fashionable watering places, throughout the
country. are now rapidly filling up. The United
States Hotel, at Saratoga, known the world over,
as one of the most elegant homes for fashionable
families, is now in its usual tide Of success and the
people of Newport are brushing away the winter
cobwcbs, and preparing for gay season. The
poetry Of fashionable life will be written with great
brilliancy during the next three months
The New York herald., 1850-05-21

Wanted.-A partner, with n capital equal
to that OF the 81 co. open first sla.s
nans House in this city Address Energy, this snse
The New York herald., 1850-05-21

Notice.-xt may DE well for those having
% ra nap dsease TO see relative the
inhe Ms. TlBBf.E s2j broadway.
The New York herald., 1850-05-21

and Game o every variety at prices suitable tnes
% WIN al Kinds OF early yesetabs promptly de-
Hotel and keepers that NO
market in the city will be amply u urnished No S
The New York herald., 1850-05-21

Live and Let Llvc-Frce Lunch every Day.
st. Pauls Church. ~ ~rf''