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]. MURPHY, Aocrisueer.

Df JACOB BUlsahC-slOfe Is ucesL-THlS
DDAY a. 10 Oe ock the Auction Room, large sale OF
Hardware Consisting in part OF table, pocket snd other
cutlery large lot Of iron and brass wheel casters morce
and snob stches al brass ship csbin Jcks bu shutter
bolts and bars go sssOred planes Bhsnnis ware ho
ware; Fveis assorted chses frat qualify; files garden
rpkes, bed Keys, bsnd tcrews doublebsrrsl gus pen
CHS mahogaoy refrigerator This sale worthy the
teulon Of Sale perem piOry, without reserve l'
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nrarkets....A LsANY, Jane e P.M

The receipts by Canal at this place since our
Nat are as follows; FLoUs, COCO b5ls; WHEAT, none
CoRE, 25,o0s bushels.
The market for FLOUR not % active but 10 firm At pre-
rO0s figures There a fair milling Inquiry for WHEAT,
ard The market IA firm former quosuoEs We have 10
report heavy market for CORE, the receipt Of The
hberuiss Tue ade 5000 bushels az 81 for
round elbow, and SO for mixed Wesern.
BAILEY 10 IN moderate request steady prices. OATS
are much Looked for, with OF 1900 bushels son
WHISKY In better request a. 23GAic. la RREGRTs no
engagements worthy Of note have been made
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DRY GOODS.
A sPLBNDI ID Lotto LIGHT SUMNER oois
IA a. Tho mos, extraordinary, Gnhesrd Of and

A sPLBNDI LOT OFLIGUr SUMNER O ooas.
"A a. Tho mosi extraordinary G0hesrd OIL and
MARvELousLY LOW PRICES;
including, amongst others the following variety, win b
opened on Monday, June iTh, s
HITCHCOCK LEAD5EAfERs.
No S47 Broadway, teornsr Leonard NewYosk, lot
which hey have Just purchased at auction At
HALs TIE USUAL PRICES,
and which they are determined give their customers
corresponding low rates.
Reh FOulsrd silss from 2s I'd to So Sd yard.
Elegant French Lawns, from is to Sc yard.
Rich Orgsndies, from lsSd 20 Is yard
Ginehsm Lawns yard wide, lsayard
French Calico yard wide 10 yard ana 90 on through
every department Of their immense establishment so taats
sdy esn buy her own snd fsmy's supply cheaper
THAN ANY WHERE ELSE IN NEw.YoRK
They Rave also splendid assortment ofthe
RICHER AND CHOICER QUALITIES
Of Dress Goods fevery variety and kizd az
PLAIN wATERED AND FIG'D BLACK SILKS
Striped, Plaid and Brocsde slka
Elegant Changesbe Silks.
GrenEsires and SILK Tissues
srk and Linen Lus,ers
Plain and Embroidered Grape shawk
Light Summer Cashmere shawla
Elegant black Lsee 2ysrds wide.
Black and white Grenadine Shaw!s
MANrIJLAS, latest styles.
And indeed every Kind and style Of Dry Goods worn by
ladies', gentlemen children, ornsed In household affairs
La fact go extensive and gesors is assortment that
every thing that any lady family may be OBJ
Aired there without the fatigue ard perplexiiy Of
RUNNING ALL OVER TOWN
70 make up their supply They would particularly call the
attention Of houseseepers their large assortment OF
LACE AND MUSLIN WINDOW DRAPERIEs,
which embraces Of the richest varieties
EVER SEEN IN THIS CITY,
and which iheys ensbled To sell cheap Also
MOURNING GOODS
ofevey style in market well ~ all kinds Of stmoprr
ing Goods, carefully selected, always on hand
Remember the name snd number
HITCHCOCK 4 bEADBEATER
k2ilt 81 Broadway cor i,sonsrd'.,
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~ Union CoIIese.-There will be meet 7g Of tn
Class OF 84C on Con mencemen Day, immeda civ ATE
The exercises la The Church By order OF las m sting
Class. "a. Z. CAVERT Chairman
Amsterdam June, 1850 ie42w
~ For Other General Nottee, see ma Pace
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REMOVAL
LANES REEBE s. 90.

JAMES, EEEBE 90
uAVE REMOVED 10 3li Broadway AID come. ol
RsGde and Center where can DO found al Kinds Of
water and wan-alT heating snd Venulang sppsrs-
Ca ioT private cwengL churches, fniosries, hospitals
ALA pdIons Horticultural Buildings &c kc.
Also BEBEE'S celebrated cooking ranges, cooking
rtenrs aDpsrned brAss and Elver-pistsd regslsfs-s
ssv article superior anything Of tho kind 10 The msrss
myS Sme
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The Crevasse at New.Orleans.

BALTlMoEE, Sunday, June ..
Accounts from New-Orleans represent the Gre
vase as being very destructive to property, and
that there is little hope Of stopping its progress.
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SCHOOLS.
FIRE WORKS.

EIRE WORKS AND FIRE CRACKERJ.-
The Subscribers have now opened for the selection Of
the pubic their immense stock OF staple srd fancy Fire
Wofks comprising an assortment several norszrd ro.s
OF rockets, Roman candles, triangles scroll vheels pin
wheels, serpens grsssnopPers Bengols lgtis puiinz
crackers saxous pigeons, Chinese eyersf yer pcts az
&c Of AL the different sizss and In greatest variety are
Alfresh manufactured ara equal II cot, Issr.
or, 10 any other are works In market
The attention OF country merchants deslers q rt.ss of
pleasure and Of families wishing email works or their
children, are particularly requested call wecc1sdeni-
j. feel able 10 satisfy al, either IN quality or quantity
~ B.-Co!ored I, and pound rockea aad ne differ
eni EZed Roman candles, for sale by
QAsSsER YOUNG, 1873 Chatham st.
je7 Uyls rect!y opposite National Thealer.
FIREWORKS OF superior quality, IN every variety.
Il al eat prices ALSO Edges Exhibition Pieces and
Rockets a. manufacturers prices For sale by
lel9 7iseOdr j. w. HOLBLRTON, IS Msiden-sne.
" FOr other FDs Wo,ks zee VIth Page
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SsUPRFME COT RT-THOhAs DEAN sxBlst CANlWALL y.
- LEETE puusne u the Court o. ne
N-U he 10Th DAY fJuy, ISL
alta ~ a. the EEchnse IN TIE CO VI New Ton
TFentj nth street le srteel a
"a. T~-8bI Wsnl of N-~fork -nd winch
tl.er ar tounle8 described OoSs Begnang the
uder The SAT- street point tsfant lu1irt
ffy fe i0nnsf b. -
tn westerly ninth rlunng thence wcFtwady
80 ri street lfty loftFlriy anf paril
lie avenue ball dtsnfs lue between twenty
Aforesaid eLstNaiy parallel
az. a'10 s4t hat difale fiy
tec- .onars paa~l ~f ths al the gas
~, ertsn prrn.s aisg coueJe % Robert by By cis-
Marrron and re Rupert Col rf and ~e, ani Bay ard Css
b. Of date tie tveut I'll d. q March 81
al elng glsLsd nap u tie elife u Mar Cane
ca.-sd TED " n Gronnt- situated ~ Gr-ewh City
New belonging the heir. Of Thomas Cisrse By
Coolng 1c L. Freeman lied "a The ONCE snd
Or he City and Comfy II New flrk BY the AlHefs so aud at
-four snd eighty four huef hty seveu ,t
lie part II he sa Of beng part Of ss
ROY .-zd and sh,h partition usp u lie a
"a Msp of Ts-fh Ward cy u Sew
fork be % s o. Conslus Ray b.
EtEn su d. CITY sUr-yor, and ad tis ocs dsc
ruter by tc nunt-rs 30 and three hundred ;e1;y
rys 20 tie sad John ieste Rhert BAY and b.
dia tie ~esiy ah day o. MIcl act Dated New Yors Jsns ~
$50. THOMAS CARNLET sdsrn
CEirrBs EBrlsrs. Atty. "a la.3w NkThur
n OTCE hereby gwen, accantnE y AZ % al psrson LavnS
~ cs against EDMUND SMITH late ofihe vss ofWnams
borh hfs County eesased they rqu- erh BIT
Nth The gClChers thereof tie suscrosr Deorgr
BE- rst~rfe No q North secuut sad N ams54rg or
before Tie st dsy u Dsceulb-r n-rtD DATED June lSth -
CORSELIA SMITH Adm l,trarr
i-ef is~1m'N GEORGE SMITH, Aimizsin.ot
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The Cuban Prisouers-Another Crevasse In
the Diississippi, &c.

New ORLEANS, Tuesday, June 10.
By the arrival, yesterday, of the schr. Fanny,
from Havana, we learn that the American prison
ers had not yet been liberated, but it was gener
ally presumed that they would be. The previous
rumor Of their liberation is therefore, erroneous.
Another creyasse bad occurred in the Mississp-
pi, nine miles above Nstchez, which overhowed
several cotton plantations before it was stopped.
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IOBN WALL, Of the late arm Ct j. c. 61csr.fa
~ Co COnmissiOb Dealer 10 boou, chce5 and II sher,
Barrett I'd door from Fuon erd re2- OF Shcc aEc
Lestherst Boston.
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WAITS NERVOUS ANTID0TR.-Tse runor
w Of DR. Watson having purchased tbs recipe OF Dr..
Waus for s5OOis inf unded. The Dr. has purchased the
recipe for his pnvss practice only snd he saes con
TIME q, sans as before a. tho dePo- 10. hasssu a. vi
bo,tle, ssco. lest lr
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oHRISTY's ndINsTRELs.


NO az BROADWAY, between Grand sud Boone s,s
lN-OPEN EVERY NIGHT DURING THE WEEK
The original and wellknown
CHRIsTYs ETHIOPIAN OPERA TROUPE
The FIRST established and odesl organized band In he
world comprising company Of twelve performers under
the direction Of q. 2. Chrsy. They will the honor
OF giving their original and nmitabe entertainments eysry
night until further notice
Admission Is cents. Doors open al Concert viii COM
nence at o'clock
An afternoon eoucer OF Saturday, commencing Al 5
sclock. Pm. lea iw,s
OIEhCE's njNsTREI,s Ar TaE OLYMPIC
L under the direction OF the GREAT ORIGINAL POM.
PEY-This beautiful establishment has been recently re-
fitted and ventilated for The Summer season. snd 10 now
the most comfortable resort In the city The continued sue
that has favored this nimabe Band of Ethiopian ps
formers has stamped them being The plus ultra Of
Neg HaImonisls.
Admission Is cents Doors open al 7-concert at P H.
Afternoon Concen Wednesdays and Saturdays -
Doors open Al 2-concertsi O'Clock. je2l II
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a sIUh-PLACEOPERA HOUsR.-Thse eebra.
don 81 s,srs. ia.n oPera Company under he dEec-
for 10 a. ss1 a., EVENING June ~ viii be presented
o 1s niss Time 10 IBIS country AayerbeeSs Grand Opera
u, fHE HU0UEN0rS
II c5nls y q ~, vh o., Bosio
NINA as daughter signor,nA ses.roni
~ SCnIe al s,gnoT D Coetr
De Goose s,gror r BSrsi,,ni
m. T. Bad ar
~ .signorS Cand
M.ur:vs,,;' ..Signor l. MAruneI
o.. =. :, .SiEnor L1catelN
Msresin 'ngn''''~..... ............Sgnor L. Salvf
l. Martnf
49, ~ c. Vie
Head Of The Sss, ssnora Belini
Ladies AID Gentlemen or the Court, Pages citizsni,
rn...., SOLDIER, sinderts, Monks, Mas. Clans
s1.i aiss place during The month OF August The
u.., nI.. eet 10 TourIne TIE others In Paris 1914
Leader 81 tS ..signor O. soesini
Admission Caller; y oo.,, Arsa
dsy 40 Friday NoFrce L ercsst r tSs nrs., Doer:
open G7-, erformance TO commence ais. je2l sa,
RkOADwAY rSgATKR- Door. opeu al H. car.
be performed The Drsm4ac Romsses entitled the wa
.n.. SPIRIT or COLE
Observation-Disclosures. ssysS A Ans k aoTa
To rss,sy III. Linz "a ar' SGerhi
FRIEND wAGGLEs.
"sgees..,s.... Chapman Mrs ssssafas MIRA Sksrreii
santa Family and Third circles IS cts GALLERY 7 esnI
RuRTON's gBEATKR.-Doors open Al ~
played the Comedy Of - w.
THE aEhRY WIVES OF WINDSOR.
81 yohh g. Bass
Eord Coudock
~, a., III. nth; % hiynond
Mira Psge... bss Chapman Mrs Ford RI.selI
TO conclude with The fayore Face Of
SLAsHER AND CRAsHER
Mr. slasher .nr Burton Mr. Crasher ....Mr. c. Bass
PRIcEs-Bores Dress Circle ard Psrquse 81 ets Psni.
ly Circle or Second Tier u Private Bores - and s.
NIBLO,s.-Managers-M BROUGHAM l. w
lNH. CHlPPENDALE.-THIS EVENING, June a. the
performance will commence with
overture. by the OTchssrg
After which the elegant vaudeville OF
FAINT HEART NEVER WON FAIR LADY.
msy d - 60, Wseot
os e1nA Sfuz Mr. Lynne
Duchess de Torronueva ..........Miss Fanny Wslscs
Donna LeonOre Mrs. vernon
National Polka by Mr. Philippe Fleche Gnd Nd g Celeste
Between the third ard fourth acts insrnlss0n OF half
an honr, when the magnificent Ballroom viii DO thrown
opon nc Promenade Musicale where ladies' and families
may Obtain Ice creams and refreshments OF svery variety;
likewise the splendid lower saloon for gentlemen.
To conclude with the introduction or
FRIEND WAGGLES
Sqeire jolly boy NckersoQ
JONI Oiump Chppendale
Mrs vernon
Admission 70 all pArs Of the house 20 cent? Door open
All O'CLOCK; 10 commence sis.
CASTLE GARDRN.-The propretors respectfully
Osnnouncs that this splendid place OF amusement Is
open nightly wish series OF CONCERTS la Musard
Summer Heies under the direction OF George L0der
SUMMER BALL under the direction OF Mr. Conway, the
fayoe professor OF dancing No place Of
the city compare with Case Garden being adapted
TO the wants u families, who here nationally enjoy
themseves with fresh air. music and dancing acd cool
No on account NJ
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" Long Island Railroad Company.-The
stock olders OF the Long Island Railroad Company
ouestd to sttend meeting at the Office OF the Compsuy 10
the City Of Brooklyn Tuesday the ID July next
4ocock TO take into confederation The presen. and
prospective condition ofthe affairs OF the Company
ie2l isH ISAAC r. HAVILAND PresidanL
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Mexican Boundary Commission.

WASHINGTON saturday, June ~
The Commissioner of the Mexican boundary line,
Mr.. Bartlett says he wants sl9.O 900 to equip his
company of surveyors. He and his party are to
meet the Mexican Commissioner at Fl Paso. The
demand will, no doubt, be allowed by .he Commit
tee to whom it was referred.
Mr. Myers of Texas, is appointed Quartermas.
ter; and Mr. Clark, a N, / believe, of Senator
Clark, Assistant Quartermaster to the Boundary
Commission.
Meeting In favor of MIR. Ciay's Compromise.
BALTIMORE, Saturday, June D.
large meeting is now being held in Monument
SQUARE, of persons in favor of Clay's Compromise.
1he square is decorated with flags, and bands Of
music are play ing. Great enthusiasm prevails.
Thomas Swan is president of the meeting, and
there are forty.fye vice.presidents. The resolu-
tons were adopted with enthusiasm. The imme.
date passage Of the Compromise is demanded by
every consideration Of patriotism Tho meeting
express their gratitude to Mr.. Clay, and say the
bin is calculated to alay strife and preserve the
peace of the country. Eloquent addresses were
made by Judge Legrsnd, Charles II. Pitts and
others.
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LIMoN SUGAR.

LENoN SUGAR.
1 w. KELLY'S PREMIUM LEMON SUGAR for the
~ ntant production OF Lemon Ade put up 10 paper and
glass packages expressy for travelling either BY land
Also portable Soda for the instant production Of Soda
WsteT put up IN glass packages Tin powdered sAie
TIE Above ARTICLES very desirable FOR they
only cuTatyes but Prev nuves Of the scuryy. For
sale IN ols 10 suit Purchasers By the uacturer
j. w KELLY, 81 Beekmsnst
jesf In doors above Wlliam-st
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BOOKS FOR SUMNER READING.
THE THREE STR NC MEN
A LuEQ NINA

Price % cents.
UNHIS WORK 10 equal 10 any he has written In dra-
matte merit and 10 full ofnteres, from the beginning 10
the end
MONEYPENNY; OR, TIE HEART OF THE WORLD.
Romance Of the present day containing the adventures Of
gentleman fom The country &c. by Cornelius MslheN
Price 50 cents All who wish 10 read graphic description
ofNewYo life in ali is phases Will be highly grsuhed Ia
this work.
THE OLD OAK CHEST.
By O. p r. James Price . cents Tnsis eqaa TO any OF
his former productions indeed think he improves By
age -. - - ~
By g. O. Foster, ESQ. author Of NewYork By Gas Light
Piice l2t This very entertaining and authentic
history Of the Swedish Nightingale, who Is room 20 Wait
shores
The TRAITOR; OR, THE FATE OF AMBITION
By Emerson Bennett. rrice Is cents
THE NUN.
BY SplDdler sutbOr ofihe Jew. Price . cents
THE HUNCHBACK. BY VICTOR HUGO
ALL THE MAGAZINES JULY.
GRAHAM'S MA3AZlNE.
GODY'S BOOK
SARTAIk'S MAGAZINE.
LlTTELES LIVING AGE
ieA DEWITT 4 DAVENPORT, Tribune Buildings.
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BOARDING..

NOTIcE.-Dr J. ". POWELL, Ocunsl AursL &c
UNIFORMS the public that In order bis greatly
creased professional engagements ana 70 prevent
tary delay TO bis patients he Will extend his Office hours
hom 10 O'Clock daily, a. Warren Ct corner OF Broad
way. DR. Powells popular Treatise the Eye It's Dc
eeses and their Cure" third edon with plates price 50
es CEN esn be bad as above Aso great variety Of beau
III Auhcai Eyes, which be Inserted without
Ian or operation. and wiz like the natur Al eve D
1o"eus sen Acnng Eye and Ear FOuntsns for applying
ne'SI % NE mos efficient 10 these delicate orSans
esn be procured Al his Cce In uunerous go ~ So
cave been nghened vtslon restored aud 100
- 10y sehio'eo, oV 'helr Use iel2 l0tsotiss
"A lished sSnd for the Retail trade Of Books s,s,
and Fancy Articles located IN Of tbs best ba.i,
paris Of ibe city The occupaa, 10 doing good
ness. III health 10 the csuse OF his wishing 10 ali e.,
particulars spply at HsnLion P. Dexers I5s EiSb,
avenue Jels 2weotiss
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rnxI.MUsICTH TAUGHT
TE-s-s7 E,-And Panc-'orIes for sale or hire cheap.
TTn-1 IA besuull rosewood piaac-forte, with ali
" i Jthe modern improvements Price SIPS
a Paris al SO. and ore London made at sj5
Also pedal Harp $50, and deeimer 4! 50. Apply
10 N. DUNsDAY, teacher Of the Guitar &c. al 81 Great
Jones O.. near the Bowery. je2i IT.
skAMAGED POT AND PEARL ASHES
~ To the owners d Pot and Pearl Ashss damaged by
FIRE Of The Inspection Warehouse Ia Wes and WssnD gton
The undefg ned will purchase at fair prices any
Parcels Of Pot and Pearl Ashes damaged tbs
Ia many cases, there being bot slight damage 10 the
property, only small deduction will claimed and Ia
numerous nssnees dansge whatever having occurred
oLuniuon 10 price will DO necesssrg or required
T.. CORNELL
ie24 lw Coenties Slip corner or Walerst
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OTTO COTTAGE, HoBoKEN.
GRAND INSTRUMENTAL FREE CONCERTS.
sTRAUSS's CELEBRATED BAND

GRAND INSTRUMENTAL FREE CONCERTS.
sTRAUss's CELEBRATED BAND,
Comprising IS Performers
LIVERY MONDAY, "Wednesday and Friday, from
LSPm NJ Ferrisge reduced 10 four cents
NB.-In the weather Ia unfaVOrable the Concert
viii come of the first fair day. jsl7 Hts
DARNCNI;s AMERICAN BIUSHUN.-P r.
DBARNUM Manager aud Proprietor; John Greenwood,
IT, Assistant Manager erOrmsnces al 81 and u &c ock
This beautiful and Immense estabsemen having entered
upon the second week Of It's re0pcnng 10 realizing
Ia every sense, the most triumphant In tbs
ana gorgeous Lecture. Room will bs performed
aud domestic drama OF the Drunkard IL attracts
houses every evening The afternoon performances
Mr. J. Harrington the wonderful Magician and VenIilo
QuisI being TeeDgsged, will appear every afternoon this
week million OF cgnOsl-s are % be fJ1nd srraysd 10
The enormous saloons Of this Museum Among them Is he
carriage Of Queen Adelaide Admission % cents chill
dren under 10 yesrs ~ cents TEA
WARRINGTON HALL, SOS BROADWAY
w Mighty crowded 10 HaningtOn's wonderful Nov
ing Diofamss-The Creation of the World The Dsuge,
Tnturn Abbey The POls Regions River Rhine aud ltsl-
ian FantOciri Open every evening al O'clock and
Wednesdays and Saturdays 81 81 p ~ Tickets p ce1ls
children hafpree. JeA IT.
THE DUSSELDORF ACADEMY OF FINE
ARTS New PalnTings recently arrived from Europe,
the highest csss. The exhibition Of Paintings by Artists
Il the above School, has received many additions, and
mains open a. The tho Hal OF The Church
Of Divine U-ily In Broadway between Spring and Prince
sts ffom 10 O'Clock, AN. I'LL 10 Oclrck, N.
Admission, Is cents; Season Tickets, 80 cents; Gaia
logues l2i cenls Jsls II
THE PEOPLES ART UNION is now in fall
operation a. ~ cents chance, with pictures worth i've
dollars, Tor 20 members, who ml. ali ge1 pic
beside al the Peoples Academy OF the Fine Ara Gro
Hall, Bowery Admission free 10 al open dag aud
evening with fine band Of musc ie3 ~
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TO LET AND FOK SALE.
EXCURSIONS.


xUs" ,EXCURsIONs.-The steamboat JEN.
,E 49,, NY LIND will run daily TO the New York
Bay Cemetery, from the first pier sboye
Berclsy-.t at TO- r. Q aud O'CLOCK. On sunday she
will run rom tn, foot Of Hsnmondst stopping at her reg
ulBr pier Fare 81 Toe public respectfully
viied to visit the grounds Lots sl selling at the low
price OF SIS, payable at 81 per month Every person
should he the owner OF a burial lot
The Jenny Lind can be engaged for Evening Ex-
cursons Office Of the Company zs9 Broadway. All per-
forbid trusting sny account Of the above
boa. iie24 lhI JAS T. LEETE Sec'y
rT"SS FISHING BANKS ARRANGE.
MEM Comnsncing sunday, June % the
ssasIeamer BUFFALO, Will run every day,
except Saturday, leaving Cansl at O'clock 0rald
Catherine Pier No North River, A. ~ returning by
p n. Ehs Coillon Band, will be board. Refresh
meus dinner and chowder viii be provided. Fare d cIs
each way ie2l Ats
~U~@ TOILET FOR EXCURSIONs-Ths
zs-s-.1 new cou5.edecSe barge GiLBOA, lying
foot OF hammOnd-sL For psrncu srs In
quire o The Captain board or on board steamboats, U
CO or Washington foot of Cedar-sL ie24 Inns
~ FOy other Excu,si0ns, zee YIita Page.
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WOOL, THINB, NAILS, &c.-SoOoO pounds Of
w Twire suIsbIe for l-ece tJing 100 bales Cotton
seine 2S5 wrapping DO; ~ London and Brdpor seine
Twue assorted szes; 81 do shoe Thread various qq ~,
es geo Cut Ns,l Brsss and Spikes pounds
frat quality 0lling Twine and thread. For by
TEA IT. ZEBRA CUNNING. 1o6 Pesri-st
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na "a THE LARGEST assortment VI bedsle.ds
E>zz44 Beds Mattresses and Feathers offered Tor
sale. a. N WILLARDS Warehouse, $50 Chat
bams cor OF Mulbery-s The attention Of house keepers
and others IL particularly called 10 Wiss patent hgat
and len bessteed Old beds renovated cots vhols
sale and retail je24 linz
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rT,HosE nRITANNIA ICE PIrCHERs.-

L What rush there 10 for them TO be sure, Well all
claims 90 far, have been promptly iquidsed; and End
patrons who call shall receivs What the weather asi
gives warm reception Pitchers mar uferurei and for
sale Nholesale and retail, by LUClUS HART,
ie22 Suss 6Bsrclsy.sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-24
ADJUSTMENTS.

A sT0R-PLACEOPERA aOUsg.-rhsc eIebra.
e. >, nsyera Italian Opera Company, under he drec-
uon on signor " BADIALI
sos 80 sonDAY EVENING, June u. viii be presented
'o '1s nIs Tine II IBIS country MayerbeeSs Grand Ooera
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-24
NEW DRESS GOODS.

NEW DRESS GOODS.
DRiNTED Lawns, Jscouets, Bareges, Linen Cling.
hams, Toie du Nofds, &c.
8. BARKER, sol Grsnd-st will offer this day the cheap
est stock OF Summer Dress Goods offered In this city,
the entire stock selling 20 per less than the former
prices
Also. SILKS, Shsws Barge shawls Msntilss vlslttss
&c. &C.
Also, 100 bales and cases domestic goods
Hosiery Goves Parasols &c ie2l
UROOKs'- PATENT 6-CORD spool raread.-
- The Subscribers have just received per steamer AT
lanc invoice OF the above celebrated Threat which 10
the important requisites Of siren 9Th elasticity and
ofexure Is superior TO all other productions
We have mpe arrangements for constant supply and
will guarantee II In all respects the hest article Of Sewing
Cotton manufactured In the world. Dealers Invite 10
test ils For sale by The case dozen, by
je24 1u'c LEE, FENTON PHELPS, II Cortlandst
hRY GOODs-Ai Reduced Prices-Prns, Musins
DGIghsms Lawns, Jscoleis plaid Mus ins, Chambrsys
&c Also, wet drab and colored Cloths Linens Diapers
Table Cloths, brown Linens Summer wear.
je24 Sis h. w. MATHEWS, 90 Calherine-sI
~ For ons, Dry Goods Adsytise~ens see VIth Page