davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald., 1850-04-07

4 CAsvss q Ssssstss ga Yssterday, ohaesr A.
bssrins strong marine tnse a eounssnanes, calling
himself Henry Adams on an aieged charge OF steal
ng on the 10th Nov ls4s IN x'sn an sscom
uty Of gold dust valued At 5000 and upwards. The
sused conducted yesterday very privately before
room called the ssnesum ssnese,um, and was sabss-
Quently committed to the custody and kind care Of
Ar Edmonds the keeper Of the city prison to be dis
possibly result in the accused receiving certificate Of
good character, together with his liberation.
Rets1wed from California; young man well known
to the police authorities, who frequently looks two
ways for Sunday called Alburtis arrested yester-
day on charge Of having robbed Mr.. John Fink's
change ONCE of several hundred dollars prior to his
departure for the gold digsins.n The accused
conveyed before the magistrate who eyed the alleged
charge with some suspicion Alburtis supposed
have returned with his pocket full Of rocks and
signed him over to the ofncer Constable Joseph to
look further into the matter and If further evi
Boiled out Jor 1tiai.-Tom Kanouse and Levi Coles,
the two individuals Of police notoriety who stand In
dicted on charge Of robbing the Phoenix Bank of
westerly Rhode Island Of some $40 600 have been let
to bail by the authorities Of that place In consequence
Of the friends and wellwshers Of the accused parties
indemnifying parties to become bail 1t Is believed
the bank will back the stolen money and the
accused parties never brought to trial.
Coekefsir Of the independent police aided by officer
Vandcrbeck arrested yesterday man by the name OF
David p Wild, on charge Of buying stolen property
from the fact Of several articles, known to be stolen
being found secreted in his possession his own pre-
mises. 1t appears that the accused keeps public
house Hamilton avenue, near the penny bridge on
the road to Gowanus and about the 10Th of last
month six chests Of tea, valued at $40, five
boxes Of tin, worth $50, and one box Of tobacco,
were purchased. by Stephen 4 Gardner, from Beach,
Case l. Co., No. 68 Courtlandt street, and the
same placed ON board Of towboat consigned to
Martin and Patrick, Saratoga Springs; at the same
time also put board two sacks of wool valued
at $l20&An the above named articles were stolen
from on board the towboat. The owners of the pro-
perty applied to Messrs Relyoa and Cockefar, who,
after some considerable discovered that
the wool was offered for sale in Ferry street this city
by man named Thomas Whitaker. This man was
arrested and he then informed the officers that got
the wool from Wild. The premises of Wild search
ed and chests Of tea sacks Of WOOL and other articles
known to be stolen were found. Officer Vanderbeck k
took Wild into custody, and Justice Lothrop COM
mitted him to prison to await further hearing
The New York herald., 1850-04-07
Storm at the East-A Vessel In Distress
Names OF tho Persons Lost ON Board the
Pearl. &c.

BOSTON, April "a. M.
northeast storm is raging here with great Sc
verify, accompanied with snow
Neither train from your city has yet arrived
A letter from Hull dated this morning states that,
at seven o'clock full rugged brig close to Long
Beach with signals Of distress flying and would pro-
baby strike at low water. In consequence Of the
verify Of the gale it impossible to reach her from
the shore; but effort would be made to rescue tn
crew, In case she should strike
The persons lost board the schooner Pearl were
Captain Samuel Tuckerman his two sons aged "a and
II years Of age Robert stakel, John Pray, and man
belonging to Nova Scotia.
The New York herald., 1850-04-07

RowERY THEATRE.-NoNDAY EVENING, APRIL ),
ri 81
sso sSra!s Sy s..v. M .dHH'
Dunn: 1i..o' Dsriosy AnasonieS. ~, J. winsn' ca
essss Hrnsa & wsco % pr.ssns to ~asS fHE i
Ei:i a o v.Iss. n h sIsss bss;
.ss: f Dress Cir
% sis'SN H.s q
5; :.: Eis H = a.s:3
%Io sRaks I hs:i sSs
s:1s !; 4 e cents Doors
ID ior BY request many friends and patrons Of the M
Z
EnS ne the sss
s 1s:s
Win esS .psi..;s sis1.: E,.s
Wednesday ssraooni soSoO cSTSstss ef name
isss ssnt. e' -,'''1A l1A'' e-'.N''- 80. : -
II SANDS co.'s HIPPoFER&AN ARENA.-rHE
% the % q ss nS York. h sy
for limited period At the Eighth street near
sy Ja ssaaiSs - @
the s1oeenes the simple
ns .i%s
Sy%sr sa sis Ss M Mt Nsas S I
and ponies including the we'll and splendid dancing
ssas May Fy and The fairy pony cindsrsI:
Deaf Burke and Tom Hng the trotng Black Diamond
and % M .tsr wa Tss sus E
dnary eat in before equaled and the pro-
prietors feel confidence Offering their TO the New
In Master Of the Arena Frank Whitaker Clowns
Sam Lchrop the Kentucky orator and stump speaker
and John Gossp the avSrts eomqgs Of New York Eluss
foshsy. Admitnnce, 25 cents. Positively half price
Doors open at performance ~ o'clock. B
"A grand juvenile performance Saturday afternoon
~ G. QUICK q co.'s MAMMOTH MENAGERIE-
bned collections of Van Amburgh Co. and June Titus
Angevine Co., with numerous additions comprising
the poles will be exhibited for four only the
Of Eighth street Broadway Wednesday
perfect health and acknowledged by all TO be
equaed for size and beauty indeed the exhibition
tngushng features of the establishment the thrilling
performances Of Mr. Brooks the dcns Of the widest and
trained Elephant BOLIVAR and the stud of educated Po
MES introduced by Mr. Langworhy Hours Of exhibition
dren under years Of age hah-price.
cal Entertainmrns this week, follows, Rut-
Institute Monday evening April the Tabernacle
on "Wednesday evening April TO- These the only oppor
tiu hey have engagements at Albany, Troy &c.
" the 18Th Tickets 80 cents each. For sale the usual
places and at the door, Doors at u concert to
Henee ateo'cl0ck.
DANES PANORAMA OF A VOYAGE TO EUROPE
- open every evening at the Great Hail. Minerva Rooms,
go broadway embracing views Of Boston Liverpool Lon
dren under twelve 10 cents Doors open 6
moving at ~ T. y. An exhibition Wednesday and Satur
day afternoons at three o'clock
The New York herald., 1850-04-07
Snow storm at the South.

BALTIMORE, April g. 1850.
snow storm occurred the Red river, the
9th ult, followed by hard frost, from which, the
Pssyums fears, the cotton crop in that section has
been materially injured.
The New York herald., 1850-04-07
Gale Mt the South.

CHARLEsros, April 8, 1850.
very gale Of wind visited our city last night,
by which many Of the vessels in the harbor suffered
more less injury.
The New York herald., 1850-04-07
DANCING.

TNo BALL COMMITTEE NEW ASSEMBLY
IL Rooms, in Chambers street, next door 20 Burton's
Theatre ready for occupton and
to the notice of committees Iartculay adapted for
class assemblies recherche balls Thirty cotlons
be danced the hoor while the extensive promenade gall
leries present an original feature spacious supper
under the popular direction Of Mr. Herbert we'll furnished
reception ladies and gentiemens dressing rooms
and cloak refrerhment saloons. &c.
nenly attached the same floor. Apply 10 Mr.. PEA
COCK the premises, from 10 to o'clock daily Terms
moderate.
The New York herald., 1850-04-07
FIAORICULTURE, Sc.

rNHE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS HIS ANNUAL AssoRT-
ment Of fresh Agricultural and Horticultural Seeds
Fruit and Trees great variety Grape Vines
and Shrubtery large collection Of Exotic Plants
of articles in his line few barrels Of
carly sovereign and ash leaved kidney Potatoes much
ted for their valuable quality boiling dry when your
Strangers and others wishing to purchase are invited
and examine for themselves. r. DUNLAP
Scotsman and Florist, 65 Broad
The New York herald., 1850-04-07
DR. CHARLES rUNDEs
wATsn cum

Tn Hrrpt RIsrT6TfriIr IL ToRus ms rRTpNDs
rd rnlls shst he has become evnsr ~ the late 1T
husrss " ssr Cnre establishment st pensonvs tvo snd
taH nils~ from the korshanptor RAissAd Depot
herr- rec fren ksv York. ste-t
ucn auer Ttssted enc ~ ths plea-ane~t valiey~ ~
ksv tnfsnd urourds vita veod rovp hills snd -hsdr
-s ard sbundssuy rurpls< With ths Vur~>t, ssse and
-cce~trsriw vnter ssir p-r- sne k~elshy and she
srms,, MID snd axr.s-tls fhs ans srsev. baidins
ever al IRE r~~~~~sry f~v
rush |" hrGs p~efe hskr tcoeh erx airy odrrr
fcrsus ef PATIENT. .er~rsss for ssther synsium,
ite~sni Cr~f.ntsrr, aud hsvinf ssrsisnss n nevs
hAn rfssf years tf his Ms vtres vstsr b.
los IN Ne hands sv.y Eurcv~~n krdrcp>sh hcrs~
spcrth any r~~ssnah syr~s<~tors f~n ths vs>sv
syesu made Hs part 81 shes suGsrsS whs ee~eks
thsrrsvs- " Mn fts e@shH~Ausrs rcv sr-A. p~s
tsl.<I psfotnlar-s Hoass sryly " ". aesYs 49,.
The New York herald., 1850-04-07

BALTIMORE, April 6-P. N.
Nessrs. Webster and Winthrop, the English and
Spanish Minister'S together with several other dstin
gnshed personsges, attended most magnificent din
ner which was given by the Maryland Horticultural
Society, at Dorsey's Exchange, this evening. The
assemblage was very large, and the honored guests
made eloquent speeches and responses to the various
toasts. Mr.. Webster's remarks warmly ap-
plsuded.
The New York herald., 1850-04-07

Nsbcts ~. DobNctt 'cetetsry.
American Dramatic Fund Association viii take place
81 the A'''f h''is u On wsdnefs.y esat co1sp april TO-
nc, IT,. s.aad. s.;asIn. Yrrr:; cs.P%.., MAJ,
Thomas s. Hambiia.
3.$.. diSs:i Ss:s E.c.s; n a.,
John Van Barss. Mp. willis. =. Ludlow,
ogden Hoffman, Charles o'Conor, s. q. Raymsnd,
%.is nss Jones. Ass% ssessa s ss.1 s.;fs
Arthur 7: JOnes. Hon. W. Kay, rostsrlJr:
Major Noah, samuel u. Rugsies. A. CoIzsns,
rss haa hSss fsys ss.' water , ss1rs
M.:SlaEo .. Irving, Sssa, s,sIi;,an, Van kss:.s.sr
fhiiiP Henry. David Graham. Hsmilsoa wiiiss,
d,v cfF. Norris b,a.ss aos. joHq F,.l.sa GrssA
%ss s ss s1ss, ,hs sss'..n r. q Gs.ss Ledr
sceistion, and a. The A,tor House.
V'HE LADIES OF ST. MATTHEW'S CHURCH WILL
continue their fsir st The Chinese R.om on Monday
teslsd .isS ,h:r sale TSsy viii snsr .sy.rs sadssnai
articles of greet beauty asd esssnse. Admissions free
NoncE-Is CONSEQUENCE OF THE LATE OUT
4a M Il. kSu az n
f s Psn.%. sas.
.s ss sss s .s,',ssf :. The l., s
'.'s ' &C Consul from u; n,yssns 4 s:s e;:s.a.
The order has transmitted the Governor
Psnsms and 90 IL will te rrdly enforced all we'll meaning
who desire the
subng bstvcsn the two repubs hereby cautioned
provide Themselves ss Aforesaid. q. D0NINGCEz.
UNFoRnArIoS wAkrED-MR OSCAR sKocH A Ma
tive Of Sweden. respectfully requested ssnd his sd-
dress ssli The vndersned vho authorized
nunests very interesting ihtsssuss, Aay Information
respecting this individual from pTles who his
'A'''' " y e sseasisscs H ss's'e CO Wall street,
pEAuroRT. 9. c.-!rHE YOUTH WHO LEFT cHARLEs-
- c. about the iet ultimo, and ppessd
Inv
Edtor Of tle AL,on >ewspspsr barclay where
will hear Of something 70 Lis advantage.
Iy uJcIors NOTICE - DIR. sILAs n sHHPPyRD
h frvr rroy Pa. will preach In the Disciples
Ho~se No ~ Green rtrsst this fsupdsy1 nornnr ~ hall
ast 10 eeoek and IN the evening 81 kAn psss sseei
1fs Ipiis are invited; seats frye
The New York herald., 1850-04-07
MUSICAL.

VVANrrp-A PIANO FORTE rLAYRR. TO rRAvTr
w with artistic. One Who Is allie solo
esr,ssss music slo Tenor and Ballad singer vho sas,
fnri sh, and himself either shs
Evitar. Refsrsrsss required Ca signor RApst..
No IL Mercer street. between the ho~rs sf our aaa
s'siesk. r. n
The New York herald., 1850-04-07
REWARDS.

REWARDS.
100 REWARD-FOR THE RETURN OF THREE
R R1OV 500 Bank Notes, the Bank Of Metropolis
Washington, Nos a 24 369 dated July 1874 The
reward will be paid for the three notes. in proportion
the amount Of OF the notes returned To be left at the
Office of Rathbun's Hotel
II oSr-0N THE TWENTY SEVENTH AUGUST LAST
- Letter addressed to A. Balsey ESQ., cashier
ing Stephen Whitnsys Cheek on Bank q CO%msree New
Whitney order by him endorsed also endosed pay Abr
ham lIasey ESD cashier order Theo. T. Wood cash.
per Person Ezekiel Day draft Savaon Dayton Mid
aletosn New York. due and payable 9th NOy Tor 500
dorsed Halsey ESQ., cashier order Theo T. Wood
cash per Pisrson liberal reward will be paid for the
same, by s. VAN DUZER,
Corner Green wich and Dey streets.
The New York herald., 1850-04-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.

CLAY FESTIVAL AssOCIArIoN-rHB MEMBERS OF
ths Association hereby notned that the tickets for
Clay take place Friday the 18th instant ready
Loudon, agent, 22s Chrystis street. by order,
JOSEPH N. PRICE, President
ID. AUSTIN MUIR, lv,n
WILLIAM s. DUKE, ssrres"
ID Bonvcx. Secretary.
The New York herald., 1850-04-07

Boston and New York Tclcgraph-Morso's
LnsFOr sl Twenty shares Of the Stock Of the above
Company. ADDRESS b. At this once
The New York herald., 1850-04-07

HALIFAX N. g., April 5-P. NJ.
The steamship Niagara, Ryrie, from Boston, arrived
here ~ 10 o'clock this morning, and, after delivering
and receiving the mails left at L. for her destination
The New York herald., 1850-04-07

ToRosro, Canada, April 5, 1850.
Ineessant rains with rapid thaw Of the snow, for
two days, have produced great frcshet in all the
rivers in this part Of the country, carrying away
bridges, mnl-dams, quantities Of timber and other
property.
The New York herald., 1850-04-07

New Perfumes. - Clematite, Rose Gera.
mum, West End Spring Flowers Honeysackle, SIXTY diff
ferent odors and variety Of Toilette goods
eys Es Bouquet, spermaee Soap Military Soap shavas
Cream, ks. CHILSON (fAte Roussellsl,
9c Broadway. third store above Duane strrat.
The New York herald., 1850-04-07

q: SIsa r.. p.s: r. 81 ss
1nf n SSi 5:t IN:
crs " H% sss rs s % .,
Hss .Ss a q; .%; mill M. .ss
s.nts Gallery f2h es Doors At Commsnse g u
RgRTos's THEATRE. CHAMBERS srREEr.-xoN.
pSps n ss
". Mr.
q sEsrs .ss sAs
nss P'fa NJ mras aHS MI a;ss r:S sy
sS::; E 5.i$:s h%%s Sss,. a
n Chas Bass. Lessee and Manager Benefit Of Mr.. Geo.
H1lsGaa ras ns.ds & 3 T Z
rslIIniS. Mr. g Bass; osre M. wsioSt Gsr,raas ns
aE sssi$. f
dsc, hsbSus ks,herSs. % Mrs Mclean Lea % Bssea sd
n tsIson S ess 20 9s9t rsss1vsd :ssss
half Il. D'''' ops" ~ . " ''A'~s'sN'
TnEATRE, lsToR PLACE OPERA HousE-KoNDxY,
last The ay sS xSk and ssSss &: 1
KAInEERIkEa III a AND PErRccHio, Hamlet and PetrOshie
pIERCEs MINsTRELs.-MR. =. II. PIERCE, ONE OF
e. years Isspss.ully his ci friend. sS
table company in the Union comprising several old
and many choice novelties he will open the olymEs.
Broadway newly decorated rented and altered Monday
parquete, with stuffed and stuffed backs,
added the Of the
A MEXICAN DRAMATIC FUND AssOcIATI0N.-SrE-
IA cal NotceThe Tickets for the Second Ami
Dinner April 10Th, s1O ready and be had OF
the President David C. Golden. Is Laght street; s-
W. r. Chapman, Merchants Exchange; Henry g. Steb-
bins Wall street. John hcKeon, City Hall j. Prescott Hail.
Hanover street; Thos. HambIn Bowery Theatre; OF abe
Directors the Secretary John Brcugham White street,er
at the Astor House. BAs the number Of tiekets 10
necessarily limited early application INST he made
ERAkKLIN MUSEUM. l7s CHATHAM SQUARE-TwO
performances day. in the afternoon at and in e
week The Model Artistic" will appear in and
original living pictures. including Powers Greek SfasS"
Adam and Eve Venus Rising from the Sea- persusted
by Of the beet formed the world together With
the Female Mnstrels" Female Arab Girls" "HenSle
Jugge burleque comic and fancy Dances with avarsty
Of original be found other place
New York Prices Of sea3s.
51sc boaes 23c; parquette. l2iiel private boxes,
NoTiCE.-IO CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERs.-rHE
~ New Orleans Opera Company Messrs. Swain, Rainer,
Collins, Kneas ole Bull Burke and g. Sandford do purpose
TO lease for the term Of Eve OF
party that will build Opera House for them capable sf
eommodang 2O persons at the rent Of 1900 dollars
The site must be Broadway between Chambers
and Prince srsets For further particulars addrsss et
Opera House. Chesnut street, Philadelphia. -.
The New York herald., 1850-04-07
SPORTING.

TENTREyILLE COURSE, L. L-RACING.-TUEsDAY,
~ April 9th, at ~ o'clock p MPurse 500 Mile heats
J.Wrght enters b. Lady Bevins d. Bryant
Lady Mac; N. Mcguire enters b m. Cayuga Maid.
JOEL COkkLIN, Proprietor.
N. B-The will leave the South Ferry Brooklyn for
the at o'clock II. M returning after sport is
Fare each way, Is cents.
The New York herald., 1850-04-07

Elegant Bridal Cards, Envelopes, and
Bonee ~ the latest and fashionable had
At EvERDELLs estabshmsnt for Card Eagra wing 32
Broadway. corner Of Duane strest Branch Once No.
The New York herald., 1850-04-07
NEW YORK LEGIsLArURE.


senate.
ALs.Sr, Arrl O. 1850
yux rilor Sill,
The committee Of eight reported several blls 10 be
reported complete Among them vas the New York
pilot bin which was struck out motion OF Mr WI
Hams.
rporesrv ron AsrLrMs.
Mr. sraxros reported complete the bin disposing Of
the property Of Amasa Kelsey spportoning one halt
20 the Utica Asylum and the other the Coored Or
phans' Asylum.
The bills 20 incorporate the Monroe Savings BANK
and the New York and Virginia Steamship Company,
were read q third time. and passed
The senate then vent into executive session.
Assembly.
AIsAsv, April 9, 1850
psupoaps, rrc.
The House so~surrsd In the amendment of the
e.nats 70 the bill consolidating the syracuse and
Rochester Railroad and for construction Of more
direct route.
Al.o 70 the bui consolidating railroads between
Rochester and Buffalo.
Also 70 the bill eedng TO the Jurisdiction Of ths
United States certain lands In brooklyn
school
The bill for raising $500 600 by for the support
Of eommo schools. came up for its third reading
Mr.. Bnows moved TO reeommh the bill With instrue-
tions 90 amend TO exclude the city of New York
Mr.. L. W. snrrs moved to add. and all cities and
villages supporting free schools, the debate
which motion is now proceeding.
The New York herald., 1850-04-07

ior the served IN room. Herald
once.
D0ARD-A YOUNG GENTLEMAN WISHES A ROOM
- with breakfast and ea and dinner Sunday small
private family. Address L. o. n.
DOARD AND ROOMS BY TWO YOUNG LADIEs-A
ID widow lady, not disposed to be nquisve having
small medng sized adoinns and other board
hear Of good opportunity to her income
with hut little extra trouble by addressing with
full particulars. N. W. Y. d., Post Once.
RoARDiNG.-To LET LARGE FRONT ROOM. on
~ second floor Of house l3 East Thirteenth street. hrst
block from broadway, furnished not with breakfast II
required to gentlemen who may wish
reihsr. Reference Given and required
DoARD-THg MANSION HOUSE AT PIERMoST.
ID twenty miles from New York will be ready for the
cepton boarders by the n, of Nay The large
and eommodous and suitable for families desiring board for
months Passage to and from the city, both by
and railroad daily at different hours Apply he
fore FIRST Of Nay to Mrs. David No lie Roy place Beseksr
|
DRIvATE BOARD-A GENTLEMAN AND LADY,
II without shidren, single gentlemen be
dated with board and pleasant No. Union square
A GENTLEMAN WHO TIACHRs GERMAN ANT
"A Mssie wishss 70 board rsrce.ssls AnsrcAn family
partly For particulars sddrsss g., At this once
The New York herald., 1850-04-07
SALES ny AUCTION.

lanes COLE, AUCTIONEER. - JOHNSON ESTATE.
BrooklynAttenton invited to great sale Of Brook
change Two Of the heirs Of the late Rev John Johnson
This property lies in the most central important and i'm
Lilly repay present and permanent nvssment being 10
feet fulon street directly against the City Hall and
the business side Of the street running through Adams
wiioushby and Jefalemcn sres Destined to be- perhaps
the grea central point Of the cits business These lots
buildings, which rent we'll In Adams street. besides the
above named several lots thsm-one quite shs
houses with imitation fronts and six other excellent
houses In Myrtle avenue that great thorousfars, the
miles IN length four handsome houses the
Of Adams and in the vicinity Of the City Hail. and
two superior brick houses handsome rsdenee the next
business point eve three story brek houses also two
story frame In Pearl street. two house. In Law
street. four hsuse and four lots besides In Bridge street
hve tresory houses one with store In Johnson
s ,s sS q o. .
;n;m:a. yi.A :.,l,Is 5. ;gla ioS.s y
for person. mali means. Owned BY one person they viii
fhs reund 1. sold With ali The aSo,. houses The utie /:
Of the Oldest the country most Of the property
will Be sseo%%castnS Larger and more psrtieSisi de-
=. .pg.s.:S:: ard i a;sap.,: ssT. TrGSssy y;
paTehss.rs Inquire of Rev ssmssiR johsson Syrti,
mscs Or of the lion Judge JcSa.on at I. rooms 10 N,
City HALL IN ~ FULTON Breohlyn; and Of yohu
Ge sSstlosesr. o wall street. WV
IonN KEEsE. ArcTIoNEER- FURNITURE SALES
e ~. ~ a ssd HssSS; sS
sspssiou. Austen Rooms 81 and 30 Diesawsy corner o.
White street.
The New York herald., 1850-04-07

ALs,sr, April Q, 1850.
Nos % and % argued together 70 and II passed, and
The New York herald., 1850-04-07

Phalon's Magic Hair Dye. 20 Color the
70 the hair or skin IL can be washed nmedateiy wsout
disturbing the color. aud has bad sdor applied OF
Of chssnut and Fifth streets Philadelphia
The New York herald., 1850-04-07

AILwAuKIE, April 8, 1850.
The lake is open, and steamer from Buffalo has
Just arrived She was one week In making the pas
The New York herald., 1850-04-07

PARTKERsHIPs.
NoIIcE-fHR coPARTrEEsHIP HgREroroRg Ex-
IN i.nT between shs ssbseritsr- undsr the ef r.
seer Co. e shis day s.eeiysd sy ns,rs .sa-sn IN.
ceorrs W. oeiutsrt sho win The tAs An. v
hs''''"''f fsssss ''' f''''>' Thhs woRnAy
z. y. sECoR
JOHN BREASTED.
CkO. W. QCfkTAHD.
Hcpelr fnor wcsrs fFoct of Fnh ct, ER{
Ne~ York, March q. isso
s rubssriber having rrrshssed the entire as
partners arm Of r. seecr Co. vill
unue ihs engine msnufset.re In all i trAaehes
der the immediate supernterdsnse ~ Mr. H. ouiss vho.s
y,ye tstop ecasrue,ing engineer s toe veil
s p~bs 70 require further notice Additional fssies
are being ADDED 70 ths already perhaps most sxsnv
sstsbshnsns % shs tsd in this ssusty Ia order
sveh d~~rstsh n the ssvsr. departments
shsn meet s sssrss " all ~ho favor hin wth shsir
cpstom. CHAS MORGAN.
yvuLIAN BERGER mas rBfs DAT ASSOCIATED
w vith Linn GessTs X. Hsndrfekaon and John g. Hall
TIE drus burfne-s w hereafter h eoudnsed undsr shs
sad ,i'ls of WIlIfis BERGER Co.-Aprii I. iss.
pARTNxR WAITED IN GOLD PEN AND PENCIL
trst HanufsstoryThe advsrtircr, vho Is pr~stsal
maa uns,ursr yishs. FERN eennestcn With sooa
tuGneee man, who who VII attend hs dspart-
msr % Ne above tnsips sash e>ripa 81 svs hasired
echs rsq-rsd Ter references ks sttrc~s &. nrookyn
The New York herald., 1850-04-07


Leary and Co.'s Hats.-Leary and Co., in
claim that in shape texture
fghnes finish and all the qualities which combine to
has before been attained in this any other
country The Partisan hat has heretofore been considered
and ghtness Of structure and In the noble which de-
rived from business Of proportions and OF outline by
have however, satisfaction of stating the authority Of
the best the world Of fashion and the world
suali.is Tie Very snss specimens
that have been produced this They
this they believe peerless specimen Of
hat In material and well rs in the symme
toc unsurpassed;
personal scrutiny Leary and Co. respectfu invite their
EOlian Piano Fortes.-An assortment of
superior toned Piano Forte with and without the much ad
mired Golian accompaniment, made BY Gilbert Co,
Boston be found at the warerooms H Broadway
Second hand Pianos for sale cheap. or to rent.
Gentlemen's Furnishings.-No Establish.
in New York probably offers inducements
gentlemen in the way Of Gloves Cravats Handkerche
mTcHcocK IEibBESTkR I rsadway eSr S .hns sS o.
nard where It is well known they buy at least 20
Life eAssurance.-National Loan Fund Life
:sS ssSs sp. If tSassn sss S' Es
fund invested in New York In the names " three American
Aprc maseh, chamsn George sarsay W v.a ss
hook, Baehe MeEvsrs Henry Ludlam and Robert Dillon.
ss sssrd & At ssSsk Chief
pee,uses and all information desired by applicants
sisssd % sIPs synsd sTSs Ys 'css M 70 The s
ntendent of the United States Local Board. Csfornia
Risks taken favorable terms. and at moderate
New Perfumes. - Clematite, Rose Gera-
ferent odors and variety Of nne Toilette goods
The New York herald., 1850-04-07

ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
nstrs 10 Ldrerfiserets BY Mad b post paid
they viii inot BE- IA hen from the Poet Office.
The New York herald., 1850-04-07

Ohio State Constitution.
.CoLrrsrs, Ohio, April 8, 1850.
The convention for revising the State constitution
win be democratic, by a considerable majority