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Thrice Weekly Age.

'rIIr Sul-sr.lsr vii rpl'i.h = ruWor.wTrE.
| ~ NDr tuurg ibs .s.-raB vi he i..gishtur-
uf $50.
ltvtn b. ihr an., legislative paper puhl,.h.i At
M. r,rtrrI .rurz ib. .ns.fHH.
L. character Is re- i,ffbid 0hrupIrlo ~ h'-IsHr.v'
rr.rr.Hugs trI flttrs is foo we'll r.it''shod Nc Co
rrniIf ,r, rrmlrA pH ~. rfiurir1l iliur' uur'Trs
.lry. g. aIiitrn o. Irs legislative u,FuI b Will
contain rbr mrfirr fhHt brr-pfs be- ihr Wu'AN Ng..
Tharftr, ufnl-. on DOLLAR f.r che session.
n Will IA. rtdat.brb 900 TUESDAYS, TIT rs
DAYS rrH ~NTi EpNN~
- -. pc. NJ 80 fatr.rrflH 90 rTbsf p rrrf r7
rf-f-. - ariT ~ q. ..HHlsf vfh .ris's o.
rrHr.r7rf gff. r4.7sg. WI. I. JOHNSON,
Augr.',, Mrr,h -, ls'n.
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MARRIED.

Ia Rumiprl, by Re,. J. Joi,s, Nc John SWail,
j.. g. Mi.s Chaiiuttc ". kuulail, both II Run-
hi. NJ. M,... ". kialail, oi MrNiJu, T. Me-
Jruu.iis n. Maibi,, Of DNhyii Nj jonathan 4,
ysn.iu, Il lisD'er, to Mics Nancy h, Whrt.nln
ID hyNt,o.
n Lowell, Mas. May I, Nc Charles ~. Silver,
Il Rumisid, Ne. % Me- iisuiet VI, Du.seli Oi
Lowell.
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c. There T. at present residing at South.
aiuplou, England, an old nan named Wade,
the last survivor OF Capt. Coos companions
ln his voyages round the world lie is 90
years OF age, aud Is m possession OF all his
faculties. Tie was present a, Capt. Ccok 5
death, and himself received spear wound
from one IT ISLANDERS.
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Lost

PVtl. IS, 1850 n-lt the Nil's II ihr sulrsrfil~.
Y i1 rrma uHtr Il htrl ir 80, ,a' some 90
cents, dars.l Bro JbnpN or rrlnpr,, lSIs, rurrin.
o. jeremiah rul..ms ,ri sig,.i hy josiah IluIg
iua 81 Pew. WM. h. RlILIN.
Pew, Mu Also. 3vla.
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Nn,i-c of rnrrclo.urr.

\NTurUTN~ David T. LIly. uf nuu7 il The
w CaiHr, ~ O,'nui, o., be- deed Of Nnu1gr
lated ~, lTth, eighteen hu"'r'I au' r',.s'''p,
r.1u,a,ri tH mr osf,i1 Tract - lr1 l' s1ti WNru'
I-ir. It 10 'Hn Boz thH sIStH'Hfh range of lH's iH
..rT p.rtH. phrlL rlHrfaHg. BE- t'r"UI' With ihH
p,Efi Rood. Huk 3. r1Er 3'6-ir mnrs
r,.fr-uar Jr-rurt,u1 rrirfsrrr l.ir: h1i ~ ''fl
usue,ea. The rHnluHHs q s'fi mr. g'gr l'irg
U.ukrr. | claim Is,,.,.srIu ~ .prH hd &C. 'h' ru'.
f,..s Ut trs.Irsir. .,ld u.ugpgv aguy.l., o. ih-
~tatutr ~ lh.s state.
TIMOTHY wNLErR.
ur~rftr.I Arf1 - lsSl ff 9H -
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~ The Washington correspondent Of tee
Nuv York Herald vri', ihtt no, commute,
- 10 rrpou Que hlII, which w.'l embrace Cal.
t1ula as she stand, a territory, and without
saving ANYTHING respecting slavery and ID,
IrNl, boundary, which win o. settled with
IeNl' by purch,S' q, a price OF some mill
uG., embracing one area OF 100000 s1ugr
miles. which will ho 7i 'ri 'o the territory Of
Nv Mexico. Tho Tryas sraaturs are sat.
sized with this arrangement.
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&J.DAd.cJD.

4 H. prrsu1s i1I,lsrI 10 thr SHuth rlri' Ml0n.
\ briurip- COMPANY, los Nseuuut ur lN Vote
lHN past do, 1r' respectful, roVrr''ri 10 I'N 'H'
same, IL. s,ii tumrl1, have dr'suun'd o. COLLECT
thrir outsnnlns d. Irrs 'i,ts,, ini 90 'r'' Their
Jiutts 10 ililrr g. rBHt IrN UHiv
WIIIlNN OEERiNG, tv~h
South paus, March II. $50. lsN9
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large and rIN.-1bit, rom hrUcr, uhoul
l. l,acu-s TO thc southcas, are thrrc cuuiigu-
c-s ISLANDS, called the R-rarc g, about twru.
tr miles On circuit, this was ahoai ,hr ccntrg
eff tH- white mems residence.
seven leagues farther, thc -rmc way, Doe 'hc
P-ran,s. three small islands, tUomllrs dc
INT from the continent az The Toiat, who.
s-us one SIDE of o., Shcrbro. Ibi, riys-
IS more properly a sou1i, Running within
one STAND. and receiving the confluence of
overall large rivers, urrs uElHoui &C.
,r4r." hu, hr NOR, deeply cDgnvsn 30 ms
r.nrmbarcc than she 20 or Tyhyr, IN,
srrtbsumost Vt these has a very peculiar
,,r-ss. almost parallel Co the cu7s; So iha'
in tr,c,nr Il great many leagues upward, Dc
U.U Seldom lean one ahoyg three miles, and
-m-umss NOT more than half a mile from
che ,r1 shore IuJccj. I know uo, bot thar
Al. these rivers NAV have communications
saith each other, ami with the sea ~ mary
-r4--z. which have not remarked
n yru cast your ewes uQon large map of
Af-ra. while you are reading this, You viii
ls,f A general iJea ct thc country ! vas 10
f- though the maps arr ycry incorrect, mos'
Of frr places have mr1tuCrd are inserted.
and .r NM, same order as I have uan-l thrm
II, MASTER. Toe vas sold asa slave, h1u
frmsrIy resided near C7ps Mount, hut ngv
h. settled ~ thc Pauiancs, upon ihc largest
of frs three ISLANDS, lis a low sandy rs-
HrF about two miles 90 csrrumiyrgnor, and
covered with palm trees We immrtatc',
t.-ar Go build housr, and Co enter upon
trade. had n1v -orac jrslr, o. retrieve my
la.r ua.s. and t1 c,rrt diligence ia what v7s
before and D., vas maa ,,lib wAom mrrt'
have I,ri mIrra5Iy well, n be- bad not ~ron
been uda,uc,J against ms buthc v1s much
rH#r flrti-.T'rrr ~ ui'r-, .-.rrr, who lived
with htu asa U.t,. Shr was person o'
same consequence r1 h.- own country, md h"
Dwell bus first r.-r fr beg interest. Tbs wo-
man. 10 Know rgi Tor what rrasral we
strangely p-sJ.gdc.l 'r1rst mc from che
tr., and What nllr % stI.I worse iur mr,
o., ...,.-. fl. .f illness. which attacked m,
yy-y -nun. before bod opportunity 90 show
..4..r-...r.l. amid g,.- F.. ,r-,.rr /
....,...t.-t.....f.f..-. r-r.,r t, I'll.
N....-.I.r.. .,-.....t .-h,-.. ,,t-,,
I....,..-.....,-.----.r. r.r..Tt.frr. r.-
.,.-,. ...... .,. --r,, urs-, ami entire.
r,r.-r-.,.r mo IE4H .rmr,rmr. not , Die
,.ar..p, q, r-..,g-,. 81 g-aurrf ,f -a.. ,,a.
,.-.-.,. ,.,-.-.. ,,,rr , f.,.r N,h.tva,
,--.,.f ,.,.,, d. I.,s-I .- Ghost. and "a r..,
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Rods,

FOR salmon, Twui, Pix
cf,l, R,s. Perch Snrh.
Sc. 81. Wsiking Gan
fishirg Rsi-
Cllrmts l,isioos e.
sWtlrth Cane rulss.
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FIRE INSURANCE AGENT.
T., IT. UCCTYB z +,

GENT &c th. Atlantic, ThruFstnn, Lincoln
\ Mtum.'h ami -. L4nrsnrc Nulual luc IN
surtrrc CuHraHls-.
: rh paris. Feb =. $50 I'll
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Patent Yankee spring Hook.

Cob ILp,t-, ct ,il sire; Lad Shaken, Rrcl'
i.inc, furnished cump.tc tof llaibDr Ii.hngi ia.
DiNDa \ Sous Eh-ks and Covered liottirs frnch
Pocket Curs Camp ,s-rs, containing kmie Foik,
>ppyn, s.. rucku C,upas.c', and superior a..
sprtfnsut u
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DIR. TOwNSEND',

SARSApA4ILlA
THE s,i,s,r7,-rs have J,.i sassiyod 's.h 'ur'
i 81, ih- c,bA,aisd d. TuNU-s1d'' Sm'ap'
uil't-t Erruipf article
pRtcT-sl 90 30 lltls, or sN ls1i''s. f1rS >,
%. HTRBARD \ STEVENS.
P,ris, Feb. 70, 1910. OILS 81 liN
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For Sale,
The well known IIorr Rather,

The well known iioT.r RRticr'
TIM oI.,fi.t hi,trg changed hi. T..
NJ c,fruu, offer. l,r .bk thi. .iI-uiii ,uuB-
Il lluur 4 g,-d .ulk hrIss vii b. ak'n
on r,rh.H-r br ror pp,ru'1i. II be sni, nv Dbi
sustsrrff. suH ,'Frf-. r,iH sl. boon ~ ihs ul saud
On ..-ld .blI@. THOMAS lilLboNN.
Pare, NruI ~. 100. 10
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Hooks t.nnscd

o. Linn, i,r ~ kiml, q
alt vatrr Fishing.
llouks tel o. Silk
Wum tiui, E1gi.r tNt.t
-llllir, Giuiii. lniWirs
iur Flesh Water lish
Inr
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Trout and Sslmsn
Ine-,

~ The l,a.t i,sd', roo
tintI, on hss ani tied
10 oder = aay d..irrd
raurm Mihhnws,Grss
kupI-r, and other aftih.
cal liti.
O'~kss hn.-.cy. lin.
er,ck, 4 Jarli.lis iluok,,
t,e,lwl-.t~ilkvorm Gut
IN B-,ks, B,ii lisNss
snd krtiLs, FishiHg Has
krt,, l-,niing .nd BAIT
Nets, TOhlirg NJ Ri0gs,
Landing il~iA. BsitNcc
lie, DuCUrgsr Charm;
Riugs, Rrss. aud Steel
Sat,,l. ~ All .tFe.
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To the Public.

TIE subscriber will closs he Tavern
rl IN Letter n. ua the trnth DAY Il May next
T,Tat,s aud NJ u i u-ccssi'y that putlic
sfsrl huusr shuul H. kcrt ~ that lace. he
--~-s4-=-- sili I'll hs Tavern stand 'ni a Tart os
Ia Nh,'D II his Farm, a. n,y suit rufchas"f.
Ihl- siir1ti"1 prcssnis a tarr iniucnrui a. a0N
"ns VIII wi.hr. O. n ~, house &C. th" fcsor ~
persons ia Nh" S1nmrr s,asun VII, ace IN The pur-
suit e Ti-ssWe 90 hrthh.
The dis'sngr ifuta rprthnl a. this place y sls'ut
"ighiy-iyr mile, AMI M. ril.ti'- II travel Nill h.
y~N -u,h increased the pf'rrut ,esr u, the con-
.tuJiiun II the Railroad h. Bethel, AID III c.tsh-
Iishu-it u linc Il Stage. fun that place 10 1T.
tee u. JOHN I. BRAGG.
Ap.il l6lh, 1870. II
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Ia Letter D. Apil -, Nancy Ellen, child Of 81.
Nathaniel ". R.~.on, sgen 5ytsr'.
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Hooks,

Suitable i.lf ltsh ~ even
kini from the Niusn- q,
ihc SHARK, Coai, MAJ
rr,l, TiutUg, Peach Sal
mon, rrsii, All Picker
Hook, 40, Be-
lllir fish SVuiis,-
Mackersl Jig,.
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FISHING
FISHING TlCkLE OF ALL KINDS.


NsHe IT Cripn ill,
>ilk, Plated ~,'k, IHu
don lF l.lnr, Ckiultwis.
l.r hLa...lnn-IIl.IL-
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-08-03

king out all relating to Texas being the s0th section Of
Mr.; BADGER asked to hear the amendment to the
There being considerable excitement and confusion
throughout The Senate chamber from conversation,
Mr.. UNDERWOOD. remarkng that the Senate
not in condition TO legislate, moved adjournment
MIR. CHASE demanded the yeas and nays which were
not ordered.
The question being taken upon the motion to adjourn,
on division il was rejecied-ayes 20, noes 80.
ing OF the motion, the amendment TO the amendment
read-being 10 strike out from that moved 10 be
serted the following being the 39th section, amended
heretofore, on motion by Mr.. Bradbury:
That the President Of the United States be, and he
is hereby authorized, BY and with the advice and con-
sent Of the Senate. appoint three cemmssioners who
shall have power 70 agree with such commissioners s may
Texas upon the territory properly Included within and
righuy belonging the State Of Texas at the time Of her
nnexson 70 the United States at any period since tina,
hey shall lind IL practicable TO do and In case they shall
be unable agree upon the and legitimate boundary
upon convenient line Of boundary between the territory
oil the United States and the said State Of Texas, oon
iOo degree Of west onpinde being the southwest an.
gle Of the Indian territory, and running point the
bio Grande TO be agreed upon by the said commission.
considerations upon which such line shall be established.
And the proceedings and agreement Of the said commis
President Of the United Safes 70 be by him submitted
Congress for n approval and scon ihcreupon and the
s q re Sc q
be obligatory upon the parties.
The question being again stated upon the motion to
strike out az above, s
M. SEWARD demanded the yeas and nays which
ordered, and being taken, resultedyeas 20, nays
2s-as follows:
YEAs-Messrs. Baldwin, Bsmwen, Benton. Butler
Chase Clarke Davis of Massachusetts,, Davis OF Miss
sppi, Dayton, Dodge Of Wisconsin, Ewing, Greene, Ham
The New York herald., 1850-08-06
MONEY MARKET.

MONDAY, August 5-6P. M.
There has been NO change Of consequence In the
stock market since Saturday We have no i'm portAnt
variation to report in prices and activity In trans
sctons 1t being packet day for the Boston steamer
there was less doing than usual for the At
the nrst board Farmers Loan fell OF per cent
Harlem, y; Reading Railroad advanced y per cent !;
Erie Railroad, NJ Long Island, y.
The receipts at the ONCE Of the Assistant Treasurer
Of this port o-dsy amounted to sl22ooo payments,
sli7 gof SO; balance, IS, ,oi7,7eo 0s.
The Insurance Company Of the State OF Pennsyl-
vania have declared a dividend OF per cent, or sit
per share, for the last six months.
A recent report Of the Bank Commissioners Of Ala
bams to the Governor, shows that Of debts due the
State Bank and branches he has collected from the
1t Of November last to the lat Of July 1887 638 ca
About tvo-thirds OF these collections are on debts
marked doubtful, - "bnd,n and unknown" aud the
other third on those marked good"
The current quotations In this market, for fsrsasn
and domestic exchanges for specie and for
monoy, we're annexed -
The New York herald., 1850-08-06
Brooklyn City News.

THr TniAL or sanvEL DhuRv.-The case of Samuel
Drrry upon charge Of forgery in the second degree
In having counterfeit bank notes with intent TO pass
the same, was called yesterday morning In the city
court Of Brooklyn In consequen indispotion
sfDrury, and the dhculty Of obtaining jsry whose
health would be jeopsrded by long trial during the
present warm weather the trial Of this complicated
mysterious and unintegible operation adjourned
until the September term Of the Court Of Oyer and
T'rmiper. before which tribunal II has been sent
THE PRocEKDiNos or THK CRY CouRr before
Judge Greenwood aud Aldermen Van Voorhis and
Blush Thomas Downing. who was convicted at
The last criminal term Of the court, Of having sold
diseased meat, was brought up for sentence HIS
counsel moved to postpone the sentence, in order
that bill OF exceptions nigh, be prepared. The
motion was denied, however, and a fine of x2JO
imposed upon the defendant, besides imprisonment
for the term Of thirty days.
CHARGE or PERJURY "A woman named Mary
Ann owen was examined yesterday, before Justice
John Z. Smith, on charge ef perjury, preferred
having sworn falsely alleged suit for assault and
battery, which Mary brought against the present
complainant, and on whose testimony he was con-
yicfed and sentenced 20 pay fine Of s7 Mary
WIS fully committed for trial.
BEEcRoFr-The examination Of witnesses in
this case was concluded to-day. The accused was
fuiiy cUmmitfed for trial
AccrpENr.-A man named James Mccoy was
KILLED Yesterday morning by the falling Of heavy
timber upon him, which he was helpihg 10 raise.
at new building, which IL being erected
IN fearl street, between York and Front streets.
The unfouunsle man lived but few moments
Nfift h was taken up
military - THE CONTINENTAL GuARps--This
company roceeded 10 Philadelphia yesterday
morning, IN the nine o'clock train They loo ked
vtiy wei, and numbered about fifty men. They
viii stay IN the city Of brotherly love three days,
returning here on Wednesday night
The New York herald., 1850-08-06

THE EkLY ERAL

The steamship Asia, Captain Judkirs, viii leave
Boston, tomorrow noon, for Halifax and Liver
pool Her mails will close in this city, at half past
three O'Clock, this afternoon The Heesiy Herald
printed in French and English will be published at
ten O'Clock this morning
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ADvERTISRNEyTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
MUSICAL.

Mrs. CHARLES y. HOYER BEgs TO INFORM rUr
~ prbic that she kae disposed of the
sic So Of her late husband, M &. Hayrr 60 sss.Ss
kerisieg breutnF and respectfully Recommends trsss
gtnemen, a. the successors In TIE business the par1r
ae ~ the esstomsrs o. the late hrm and 70 the public in
We beg leave 20 refer 10 the shovs advertisement and
hct the auentcp of the Patio o. afuck N fffpf
mnsie which, In coh itffiHr eth tle tfe nf Utyers
elcist AMI risic, selection presents tte largest ar-
nsat ever gferrd before IN this rnupfFv.
Aurus, D. Iss9, Ysrsiru nnse ~ R,e.s,.,
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FxCrHsInNR.

EtesRfioh TO ruE FISHING RaNEs EVERY DAY,
except sa.nrdty Tho steamer Bgfilo sli leave IeF.
.tenth street. o1igek Canal airoet ~; 1faad, fs
sAtheriLs, ~ Pier Ne 3 ~ n. 81 A. ~ taruns bvt
Y. ~ Ehls cstii1n tand Will 10 hssrt. Horsahatah
40 - rsusl Fsrs - ssrts eseh
EisBiNg BANKs-OS AND ATTEH WEoNgsDAY,
htsut ftl. the Buffalo viii leeVa I3irfefnfh street.
F.fih ntsf r.! ~ ~. ~ Cartl street, gsut r,qi
tef' rffr, t'ti faftsrHa street ta Nc = Moth
river. .. A ~. rsturlInn hY 81 y. ~
The New York herald., 1850-08-06

To rHt kpitoR 90 1Hf HrnsLp Sir, in your peper
of SUNDAY stb inst, speaking of the lsunch Of the
stetmshtp Prometheus, you make use Of the follow
ing - Commodore Vanderbilt has displsyed great
taste in the naming Of this beautiful ship and we Won
der thst person has chosen the name OF pro-
.N heus TOR steamship before but as II Is the Com
nod.rs stands alone for there s not probably In the
wbols world besides this vessel Of any description Of
u at naa1e.n
III ,ou refer % the British navy list you will nnd
there stsfe., 80 Prometheus, Q, steam sloopt 2oo
horse nov.r West coast OF Africa com msndsr Hen
~ foc,s n this you wi'i perceive that vi Van.
serbn has been fcssstsued Plesse nske this ,orrec.
scr uhyY
The New York herald., 1850-08-06

2l7 NJ oft street, was taken from under the bricks
dead, and three Others. Owen Boyle, - Walsh,
end a man whose name could net learn, was
bsdly brused, but not dangerously Officer Nina
Gus, very efficient member of the police, iPpen-
ed Ia be IN the vicinity, at the ume, and render I'd
every assistance possible The dead body was
conveyed 10 The Eighth watd police station house,
where an inquest will be held this day.
The New York herald., 1850-08-06
QUALIFICATIONS.

ENoilsH AND hsrRfcAN BOOKS At -ERY low
- Trcef -Hoctef Nicwfin sila ~ plates fs' Hritish
hr'cr ~ volsa lcnny hassrins complete hs -nic Ma
sHht vois fihderf Heautfuf oe. ~ flates. rroofs
le Der vt ihns vois and second hand. Tor sale
doHN Y. sAvHF, inr Nsssr s.
I,nrI.Ls hh!Nt ACE ~. 1..i-s lGN1s-
. 'rrtenrti History NJ Pottery sud E3fteriri ErNrn
"a Nanferiues iu chill ana sfeftator D. icni4n
,ly~ap thsmhfs lcurnsl leifh Huut Autlt0rrayhT,
- = inuis frestyterisn t.rrs,se .r fnmnsf
bct ~ ATNu. Egsninsri Noes n NAfnrslist, rsrt
VI rfassrf hsfafine y pirl9mafv u Enfeua Part g.
90 ~ Nmoirs ~ tf thor % o. manc, spectator al
Ieey Lse'stef ,nd gssnsf. rehiishsa a, st collars
year. y n. kattel a Co, R0st. n. and sold ~
DEWITT DAvsrPORr, Trtuae Buildiass, MY
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A c.,a.-rh. undsrslxhed. Late Master

o. the ship Elizabeth wrecked Fre Isand, during th9
heavy gale Of Thursday the 2jth ul hereby tenders ma
grateful sekno wledgmens for hi Dsef and Me- aud
Mrs ith Oaks tor h-r prompt AMI spn iae assistance
90 them when thrown ashore exhausted and early naked
The kindutss and humanity DISPLAYED tAat distrss,ug
asicn towards them VI am Hrs Smith and but
for which they must all have perhei ansnds hc
itude from he subscrbers which they EEL
they never b. suieieaty repaid ayasd hshAf Of
self and crew. uENKY y. BANGS.
Late Master OF shin Elizabeth
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A Delightful Trip. TAX. the Hudson Ki-

yer hnioad Cars in The gh or Twelve oeioe6
train. STOP at Keneers Mansion House Ionkers1 aud
play tenp'ns, skufeb0ard, quoits n0boken
no comparison With this delightful spot Heeo there are
OF those beautiful hu mining birds called mosquitoes
Meals furni' he'd at moderate prices, all hours sar
and all the various uds, including hyatts Lite Balsa
ard kelngers Magic Linimen be had Of acei
daute
The New York herald., 1850-08-06
summer Corsolnt,on-The zephyr unasr-


Shirts and Drawers had the New York Eing
l0t Bowery, nde article All who
wish cable during the heat Of Summer, should
awe "A trial.
The New York herald., 1850-08-06

o,s v az 10 & S}
Aggregate shipments Of specie. .......... lG5Sl5
Total export July, 1850. 50........... ... 500, 800
The value OF imports into this port for July. was
S22 llsO3 Deduct the value of exports for tue same
period, and we have balance against on the TO-
reign trade Of this port, in month of Sl6426 70i
This single fact should be sufficient to satisfy every
one, that We are rushing headlong into a state Of
things resembling those of 1887 and ls4 with very
strong probability Of realizing similar results
The annexed table exhibits the quotations for the
principal public securities of the United States in this
market at the respective periods named -
Ouo Pm
The New York herald., 1850-08-06

Shoe, when they handsome, we'll ntCing
durable for the price lessl Go BROOKS l50
Fulton IL fashionable durable and eheap
Boots Shoes Caters His stock the largest his goods
the beat and cheapest to bi found in the city,
The New York herald., 1850-08-06

7 Broadway corner of Liberty street, and 37 Broad
vAyTLese eoInbine many Advantage the
ported being made With the view for real service All che
articles contained of convenient size good
quality, among which bs enumerated the Metallic
Tablet Stropfs keeping razors in perfect order.
The New York herald., 1850-08-06
EiLIOwS' NV YORK ETHIOPIAN OpcRArfc
AmUsEmEsrs IN pniLA DnLpHIA.
1ARNUM's MUSEUM, PHILADELPHIA p

RARNUMS MUSEUM, FHILADELrHIA-P. 7. BAR
- Proprietor and Manager henry Sanford Assa ant
Mapager-Frss RpI in Phadeiph a KimberIy's
celebrated OPERATE TroupT1e Campbell Mnstrss 90 ap
pear and evening in their original amusing
entertainments. Bird the distinguished Magician pre-
fresh lis Of and Ventrlo uial achieve
mepts Also his udicrous life Moving Figures The huga
Ovsng Ortang remains this week. ss3 in tie
acious saloons Extensive and splendid preparations are
progress for the grand dramatic reopeBiuS Admttance
25 cents; children under 10 years. l2h cents.
The New York herald., 1850-08-06

displayed by Hl the ninabe, at Is Nassau street.
In the science Of cutting hair and wssker to correspond
asd display the beauties Of the head face and
pearance OF ia Justly attracting universal attention
and mmendation. Consult him.
The New York herald., 1850-08-06

NIBI o's s0ARDEN-sANAGERs, MEssRs BROUoH-
~ am and " ChiPpsatal' -GTea. e9psinati9n {
Of ndle nsy md ps,aas rosday eyenns Aa
rust eth. 5rsrd ~ the Orchsstrl To be fol-
CSiSrey Sy hohAN,a ia iEo No S-l r sr
SETON Eosatel Vie Mar, .ayior Barts-a saoy Mrs Yer
kSiaIi S@iaedra Mf saney' " Garainsr, Mr. barand
'ktt So ." All rstt of the saloon; Private hoxes, $3s
Doot op"u a. Pnsr.c pati q 20 eommenee az clock
NlBIos.-wEDNEsDAV MR. BURT0N's ONLY APP
~ pearahee Benefit 4 John sefton--Last nigt but
hlee o. he seoIated daaeera Adile Blingy AID Mons
BREACH or Pkosi, E-'udden Mr. Burton; sasber Mr..
vernon a. orisitsy acted b. them a Buttons Theatre.
ioOk illL s"hDl l--t,og Piiiieojdy, nr Gurton; o.
by Bangy Durard aud to corps de ballet Sketches Of
lntissir na,,h,s sr Bas. sally ser'srs Miss Taylor.
A sToR PLACE OPERA HoUsg-THF LADIES AND
e@-u enaa d .Hr ihg grand eporAtie spectacle OF
Thursday moro a. 10 oocck Laaes for the alet
hun drea supeuum raes requr,d Appoa TO made
CHARLES BASS. Lessee.
GARD HBIsTY's OPERA HOUSE CLOSED FOR A
short sentpn-Ihe patrons Of Chrstys Ainstreh and
purpose arus ana he building OF Mechanics
season DSrns ress Ia b The eomSsay sHoIi s
y Albany, saratoga Troy e. Due notice viii be given
Hall in NswforS. +. p. cHRIsTH, Director.
EILLowS NFW YORK ETHIOPIAN oPERArfo
troupe lse Ftcrs hilstrels, at tho olympic no. 3f4
Broad"ss eetve.a Toward aud Grand sts.Moadsy, Aug.
o, ans every nslt uiii TURNER continued
success that has favored nimtabie band Of Ethiopian
ali Ethiopian GsTd os6rs es,ns SSe re Plus ultra of
formers under ,he direction of } B Fellows m ~ will
ments every night rn further notice Admission 2S eents
noon Concert wssnssdays AND & An after
at3P.M.
OrTo COTTAGE. HoBsKEN-oRANB ISsTRUxEN-
day, wednesday and Friday. commencing r. H. and
ts wesher lie unfsvorabe the Concert viii place
next day,
The New York herald., 1850-08-06

TUE sALIsBuRY HOUSE ts STU NTED ~ rHs
,entr~ ot sstur IN the uifsi "a he rem,aiic
lste ard mountain scenery in fdrhfeI vster ~
the toufaiouic Railroad w dlty lrcn Falls
siIsse disaui io.r miles ftos and rartie can ls 40
cnnoesfed WITH htard aad thc proprietor VII eniettHr
to rsrdsr t,r stay pleasant sud cafefatls. saltury
Aueusi T. iih. HENRY = MOTION.
GA BATHIN0-NAKfNF PAVILION ROCEA WAY. T.
" iTraius by the Ions fsla'd sarfsd hn south
Terry, Broilyn. a. N, y. " an4 3r u daily for
samnea Nhtre c,scIet sre IN fhfne ~ annfrJ faffer-
HlRAn CNANsrON.