davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-11-08
Disunionists Presented.

Some Of the Abolition and Compromise Prints.
such as the Baltimore Sun, are trying to make
great capital out of the presentn"'nt of a Grand
Jury in Harris county, ia. which occasion this
Grand inquest took it upon themselves 10 present
the Legislature ofthul State as a nuisance for ma
king provisions for calling State Convention in
the event California is admitted into the Union as
q State.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-11-08

rg eastisation administered in the right way to
rcream Press IL that Stale. g fooi organ played
upon by Sewari, H'le aid others, TO wiz:
"The Mob" Advertiser, paper which has
lately been characterized with more trnth tllan
poetry, us IN abolition print offers us light by
which to fnd onr lost rights. We thank the
Advertiser for its Kindness, but When we go in
search ofour lost rights. as - S"u'hen n,an,swe
si.all not avail ourselves of the benefit Of any
light which such enemies Of our institutions ~
seward, Hale, AVID the Editor Of the Mobile
Advertiser, may p;ofrr. That risrrherr, Of
which we speak :nn dark and gloomy place,
AS the Advertiser may t!ii'ik Int Il bright and
glorions Southern C"nlrderacy, from which the
Mobile Editor would very SOON have to make
tracks"
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-11-08

Queer Report. The Worcester Spy says:
"The Mayor Of Boston gave US his personal
assurance yesterday that no fugitive slave should
be permitted to be taken from that city to be
carried back into slavery"
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-11-08
Tho I,owndex County Ala. Chronicle.

This is a true southern Journal, devoted TO
southern Rights aud faithful sentinel on the
watohower ofsouthern Independence, TIE last
number which has reached us contains the follow
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-11-08
nHanp out the Banner.D

Ladies. We have formed Southern Rights As
snciation, and pledged our lives, fortunes and sa-
cred honors. TO defend the rights Of the South. and
thereby vou We want banner. We want il 10
come from the hands of the fair. and mid The
battles strife, and trumpet's din, we will gaze up
or its floating folds, and il shall either be our pride
to bring it back unstained when the battles DER,
or have it winding sheet upon the bood-staill-
ed field Work upon it our noble tree, the Pal
rnetto. and beneath IFS shade, and holding to its
trunk, one of the daughters Of the old Palmetto.
Wreath the device around with your smiles, and
it shall be TO us as the Eastern Banner, that car
ricd with it victory to its host purchased by the
death ot the Standard Bearer
~ The trial of Lafayette, negro boy aged
about IA years. for arson and malicious mischief
was held Oh Yesterday, before A. G. Baskin, ma
gistraie The sentence of the Court was, that he
b. imprisoned FIVE months, and receive two hun
dred lashes. to be given during the time-twen,y
lashes every other week.
Observations or State Sovereignty, Federal
Usurpations and State lnterposton, by Robert J.
Turnbu NJ. D. Is the title of all able work, a CO.
py Of which we have received from Courtney &
Wienges, Charleston.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-11-08

~" 1t is amusing as well as trying to the feel
ings, sometimes to see with what avili:y and ca
gerness those papers opposed to Southern Rights
catch at straws. in trying to show that the feeling
of all the South is not opposed to Union. The
Baltimore Sun, the Washington Union, and near
er home, the Charleston Courier, all manifest a
lively interest in those few an far between Union
Meetings held in some portions Of Georgia and
Alabama.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-11-08

Troops for Boston.-fhe Washington Re.
public officially eontradicts the report sent b.,
telegraph that the President had ordered III"
frees of the United States to Boston to Gus
force the execution of .bc fugitive slave law,
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-11-08

Fugi'ires in Cnnada.-It appears that the
good people of Canada have not much sympa-
thy for the deuded beings who have gone there
A despatch from Montreal saws that i. is esti.
mated that about one thousand fugitive slaves
have arrived in Canada since the passage of
the slave law. The sympathy formerly exten.
ded towards them has, in great measure, died
away, and large proportion of the negroes
are now suffering for the necessaries of life.
Many of them are talking about returning to
the States, and taking the consequences.
South Carolinion.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-11-08

Kenedy. Of Sumter district. stored in the ward o
Fl. Levy g. Son. n' Camden. Aaban,a. w3s iirco,.
ersd about 10 o'clock on HE morning OF II. 2ieI.
&c be Oh fire About 70 bales We're con>Ginpd.''
Alabama in the yard OF h. Levy & Son wH- b,l'.-
ed W.. he wculd have, heeu a!,ou, as c"irecl 81 !r
is i'll Politics. Puur. pallry ssitlni>sIoi-i. "rs
hope that liz ard IL! like him. will one day L. ,iri
ven 10 work cotton by III. northern masters they
are 50 willing 10 srrva.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-11-08

The number of fugitive slaves already iii the
villages of Maiden, Sandwich. and Windsor.
Canada, is 1000. They have entered those
points from all portions of the West. The
Commandants OF the British garrisons, at tlc
two latter places, have given up the barracks
to lodge them III.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-11-08

The PRESBYTERIAN Synod of Kentucky has
completed the endowment Of protessorship
in the Theological Seminary at New Albany,
indiana. and elected Rev. Lewis W. Green
(,ow President of Hampden Sidney College,
Va.,) to the chair of Ecclesiastical History and
Church Polity in that institution. 1t also de-
cded that licentiates may rightfnlly perform
the marriage ceremony.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-09

when csniider the dinealtiss and dangers At
tending the growth and keeping q sheep, and the
many sg causes tending to deprsciats the quality
and decrease the quantity Of the fleece the fluctuations
In receipts ct tide water BY surprisinR
large amount Of wool is annually Imported Into the
United States, but IL Of low priced coarse quality
which does not como into competition with ths quail
ties cultivated here. It s principally used for tho
manufacture Of carpets blankets, and other soarss
goods. In the year ending June 30, 1sls there were
imported into this country o22 pounds of foreign
WOOL valued at s773t7 equal to about IA cents per
poundthe present market price Of raised In the
United States ranges at from % to Is per pound
We can form no estimate 81 the probable annual pro-
suetion Of wool In tb country, and the ssioner
aPstsnts has omitted al sftInstssn Ms reports ThL
Is great oversight, which We trust wiz BE- rsnsdssd
Nv h inru
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-09
LEGAL NOTICES.


Jury No1lCE.-OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONING OF
hereby given all persons exempt from Jury Duty who
have registered their this Once appear and
show thsr Gounds Of exemption for the such
gistrston, before the 9Th of July They
hus avoid being the Of Jury
Wh. A. WALKER. Conmissioaer Of Jarors.
In CHANCKRY OF NEW yERsEY.-BErwEEN Ma
than Boles Complainant, and Joseph Harrison Defea
dant-Order for Publez tonIt appearing 70 the oour
that The complainant has hed his bill In the above
aSsnst the above named defendant for the foreclosure and
sale Of eeran morsases premises In the said tl
opa and tina process Of .ubp9nA 10 appear and answer
able 20 the term Of June l0 but that the defendant y
seph Harrison be found In u 10 State be
Herewith and that he has caused his appearance
entered ~ In ease such had been duly served and
Being made 10 appear ny Adav to the fatisscton
that the said Joseph Harrison resides
state OF Rev Jersey 20 wit In she State Of New rork "
IS hsreupsn this second day Of June In the year
cur LORD ore Thousand eight undrsd and atty
OF John a. h.eksr solicitor % the omplsfn- ~ this
order sreetd 20 the Chancellor that the said abs.n, den
asni Joseph H.rrson do appear plead snsw.r or demnr
september next or that in default thereof such deere.
be ace asans him ne the Chshceor shall nj
sarsh Aud ffthsr ordsrsd tina. this order shall
within twenty days hsrsafe he served personally the
SAID Jofeph ariron, BY dsyery of thereof him,
or be Published within the said snty days In the Newark
ksrnng EAge answspaper printed at Newark In this state
and continued therein Tor weeks sueeesvs at least
once In every week and also in like snd for
few Yofk. %. y. HALsTED, e.
A true copy. sASL r. CvsrrnS. Clk.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-09
Leaving net income appliea-

Leaving net income applica-
BILE to interest and divids. 16S 1e6 II <01 4a5 II
The company transported In 1s4s, S34 bushels Of
oats and corn; ls4e 1901 do do 1850 2ot7so DO DO
The amount received for miscellaneous freight In
1s4o, was &99+s3 90, while the for 1880 has
been $l46732 TO- The amount rsc4i,ed for trsnspor-
tation Of wheat and -four in 1s4o eli5ol6 ol and
in 1850, s1s2e7S Al showing that the general freight
has increased n Per cent, while wheat and -four In
srsssed only ID per cent.
Several plank roads have been chartered the past
ysar-ons from Jackson, northvsrd, one from Battle
Greek porthward, froui Kslsmssoo southward one
from Paw Paw, north westerly, and from Michigan
City southeastsrly These roads open avenues 10 rich
and extensive farming districts and promise ~ bring
. valuable addition to the business Of the rairoad
Tie receipts from the whale fishery Of the United
States during the second quarter Of 1885, and the az
srssts for the year ending jane 90 1880 were -
nexed -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-09

spirited troting mssch came Oh ON easordey over
TIE Baltimore Course. in which Roanoke ana Lacy
b$vsns we're the eomp~titors Roanoke won sns gusss
IN ihree ttrsrht heats IL being or three out o, ave
heats. The time was q "a. 3D. and ~ Ths heats
we'll contested, and thu horses CONTINUED neck
and neck throughout the whole contest The owner
Of Lsdy Btvsp~ immedatsly cnaiisoged no~nohe ios
i've, to take place tomorrow. Lady SUFFOLK. lazy
Moscow and Pelham to trot to-day Tor purse OF
$500 mile ksatr, the best In s. 10 harness There w
eonsequrntly be a large ate ndsnee
The celebrated tr-ttng horse John Davis was sold,
ON Saturday, for the sum OF Sl2Oo
..r TELEGRAPH.
PHILADeLrHIA, July 3, 1850.
A trotting match took place here. today, between
Lady Suffolk and Moscow, mile heats best out OF ave
N harness The race by Lady Suffolk dis
tspsipg Moscow. The full heat time was 23l, for =
puYse Of $500
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-09

MONDAY, July SO r. NJ
The stock market opened quite buoysnt this morn
hg, and there considerable activity among all the
f.Dcies The receipt Of than millions Of Cali
forris gold dust gave upward impetus to prices
WHITTIER win be sustained not IL Q qusetio, few
Gays vili d<termine At the Art board. Erie Bonds
new. advanced v Per cent. Farmers Loan, y. Oan-
ton Co. ~ Harlem, y. Erie r. X, V. Reading r. r.,
~. Morris Canal ". US. Ga 1857, declined y per
cent At the seeond board, Farmers Loo fell OF Y
Per cent. Erie r. r., ~ Canton Co, Nj and Erie
Bonds. nev, v.
The receipts at the once Of the Assistant rrsa,ursr
of this port to day. amounted TO e7s64E7 %; pay
nentr, sT<e34 T0--balance o. 2si s4e So Amount Of
duties inporis from LIST 10 9th Of July, so7s-
<si IL
The demsnd for exchange for remittance by the
Boston packet has b.en very moderate but have
been sustained and the market closed 6rm. We quota
bills on London, los lox premium; Paris, So 23x
o. IN Hamburg aSH e Ask Amsterdam, 20 a 4oxi
Bremen. Tek So
The seehsuics' Bank of Phlas.iphsa. has resolved
20 offer to the stockholders thousand shares
the stock Of the Rank held by the Bank at t~en
~ eight dollars per share with interest from lat July
is Application TO be made before the lst day Of An
gust to the President or Cashier
The Philsdelpbis aud Lancaster rurnpiks Company
have declared a dividend OF 50 per share.
The Northern Rank of Kentucky has declared
ssmi annual dividend Of ~ per cent
The transfers Of Unitsd states stock 20 foreigners,
NON the Let 70 the sth inst amounted TO t20l 600 OF
which slssoo Of the loan % lst7; 80 900 81 1si3;
siasoo Ofls46 si54oso OF 1sl7 aud sls $50 Of 1873
The rrsssusr Of the y. q. Mint Philadelphia. gives
thu annexed statement showing the amount % gold
deposits and gold aud silver coinage for the 6rst sx
months Of the present year; also the total value Of
California gold dust received from Dec isss --hen
shehrst deposit vas msde-to the 3oth OF Jnne 1850
ohsR.rie~s OF q. .. MI-r-Rscrfrrs ~ CsLIroaria
Gold duet received from California sio 400 600 m
"s"ia o"hion' sss........... svi1ie 81
Total gold opposite from Jan June 49, si isi2o II
Gid coinsge for same period. :. .sio7Itoss SO
S" o0. 40. 90. ls5 Do9 90
Total gold and silver coinage. $40 osl sa2 20
Total smouns Of gold received dirsctc-om
Saiornta, froHa Dee. 1sss, TO Isns
-e'"i i""' 'sssss.s.. SIS $50 900 90
This does not include the receipts at te New Orleans
branch. The receipts Mt that port. with the amount
reported TO have been received ny the stesr hips Phi
10 tlpha and Georgia at this port from ohs.rss will
s-e the aggregate TO nearly twenty millions Of dot
lara This at the rate thirteen ms,ous Of sst.r,
pr 1vm including the last arrival The rim
or.gon at Panama from san FranrIsco brings ,.ry
favorable sccounts relative 10 the prodncvensss ~
the niue AID more sa'fsotory sdvices tn.
position Of nsercantie matters generally No,ui,h
standing oil the cule, the people OF SAN rrars;sco
have bad to eonteni With, In the SHAPE Of ars vsry
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-09
ABUSE N nNTs IN BnOOxLYs.

DROOKLYk hUSEUh-COkkER OF FULTON AND
~ Or.ne. s,rests-Propn.,ors nsssrs Chspfr.u Burke
Director Of AmussnesL, Mr.. Burts-rhs Museum will
be svsrv evening at half o'clock with
sbess sosntion sfs rssss Thslsturs
I'd Ter Il. first time IL this city the .tro,y moral drama
entitled THE DkUNkAkD, or the Fallea Sayed-Bd-
ward Middleton, Mr. D. r. Bo~ers Bill Dorntn. vanhes
Mr. &. Burke Mary Waon Mrs Bowers To be foe we'd BY
Grand .nent Ly tho Infant Family To coneluds
viii shs lau.Ahie farce Of sLAsuER AND CRAsHGk-
Slssker M JsGsreon Crashsr Mr. k-u hrs Aashsr hre
Jefferson Admission Is ssn Chiidrsn under nine years
half price
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-09
PUBLICATIONS.

1
II NnEERBofKtR FOR JULY-COxhENg RNEST OF
IN ths thirty siKth vesmsrhc Knicksrooole July
v.tans aseSunt Of h. stormng q reonderoga
search With upusus varsity % other
A. the trst sumter ef new volume IL Ia good time
nsm.s. brksiUN, Publi,ber. $50 Ssssau street.
Il tTTILLs LIVING ACE, No s2l -i2h CENTS CON-
- I'll Tee First Ne s'iens 81 Ensi.sd Russia
I.itsd >.rvce hssHsne wLippie'. Lectures, Unlyer-
snt ksyi.vi Destn'es Of Great Britain in the East
ks,tevs 1Ls I've ksseus Dubn Univurrity MsI.sine
HE ALtset On uha, Examiner and spectator short
lssdi k'wt the Wei new volume has rress,ly com
m.leed 'ublishsd weekly at liz daiisrs BY tn
,.li Co, ho,t"h. and ,sia BY DEwI1G DAyESPoR e.
pubLishlD 81 q. LhykII, DENTIST, 90 BKoA D.
II ~sy, Preserving th. Teeth, Artificial Teeth Ne
This ~rh ~orthy "a. reputation the author II APP
pears 90 us 80 be IlAn and valuable treatise sub
ect -eh every hody ist.rested aud ~ should there
Tore. We esfer-fvsv e,rcusted. "fnuri.r Enauirer
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS RLwaRD Is OFFERED
ttle v~tef ctlre The renny Though tb-
or bic siso thai ~ eente accompanies the answe to be
vben the rbt viii be published ana ~ whom solved
II ~ ths very tr,, web Of ne -vrld va, made.
Eut ttrHnte. t tfue. a. 1T all wancr have since
WITH my r.'..ee teen trim led I've made them AL vines
Or tte widow Int never teen knswn in my life
4. dwell ~ sre here he-rtsess- joy, mirh, or desht
iho' The ilea Iighty ter ment cay sst hight
I'm always tn wsr-oftsn fauna Where there's wealth,
an never IN uns,h-Hs,er in heslthg
lp The wound - TIE ord, N ugh rever In death,
And f.nsw u Hrtov ifsimsa a. tate breath.
Irneh acuei " sir'rva ny presense ere tei,
liiys With be .Isttt in kis woe asd his wanti
but he irdisR disdsias me. us part ~ hts Law,
The. y iaia,,.. =, ~, 90, .issam sas s9aav'
live In q raw, tnloaied IN tstas.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-09
MUSlCAL.

ITO BE Soda NEW PIANO. ~ OCTAVE. hADI
b. lindemAn. b Frank lin street, New York, who will
give all regarding quality Of iLs,ru-
mont which has light attsehed and will b sold
reasonable. For particulars, inquire Of
yAhES s. hAGNUs. ION Fulton street. N. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-09

The steamship Niagara will leave Boston tomorrow
neon, for Halifax and Liverpool The mails will close
m this city at half past three o'clock this afternoon
The Weekly Herald viii be published at 10 O'Clock this
morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-09
AmUskmkNrs an rn.LNDELPasIA.

RARNUMs MUSEUM, PBiiADELpHiA-r 7. BAR
- NUN Proprietor and hansxer-henry SANFORD, Ass.s-
ant Manager: festive w..h sllenSd bills prssious s:s
OrisInsi and Poruisr Company will spJsar On the %sh.
Sin Graz In the Room for which
apd brilliant he bs~n maAs
nee esrositis. have been sdded voip a.ss s.ula
the number and Attfaetveness of Barnus soes
ton Admttanse Is ots Children usder 10 years. t7k
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-09
. UHIrm erArEs.

Prices for beth whale and sperm rule very high, but
there 10 NO activity in the market. The purchase
lately have been for export, on speculation.
The clip of wool Is about mailing Its appearance
In the market and much interest 10 felt BY
and Manufacturers to ssosrt the quantity and quail
ty Of the supply for 1850 The receipts ct tsds
In each Of the past fourteen years. were annexed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-09
EnIIfitNIslNN.

EAtJSsION 10 TIE FISHING BANKS EVERYDAY,
~ EXCEPT satcr ay BE- steamer buffalo si leave Canal
.iset - vtut cTaha N stherius, ~ pier No. 3
n R,tA N ~ urninI BIS E.rs estr Jon tand -rli
- - 40 trsef Ard refreshment provided. fBThe
BuFs- vi essns ne frp the stR Of July around ne
bgLt chip. fafe. q cents sscb way.
NV yosg AND FLUsBtNG.-TARE l7% CENTS
A" IT, tse aHa t"pmvdi Ne steamer ISLAND CITY
have Fstk SIR Nep fetH. tally uadays excepfsdl 81
arehf y. ksturuina leave Itnshins ~ A. ~
-rdt frIstps 1ssi q al aooat
New lows .trnrt a.. taerthan embrace thi anpar.uny
The andvardsns their perfee
tfb ~ Sewers rEi The gsnt prcprietor~ always
kaTVy Tor Great lad ftte Neck,
ssds..s f~r,.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-09
Or LlhONklA

TAYLOR AND d. BAUrRa, rORwARpINo ann
Commission Merchants, thAgres, Nc wears nov ,y.-
pared To for~ ard all goods
drsoght bos,s, With Inds rubber ,uais fes tns
sobvsyanee Of rssssngers ard freight ,shsv. also ass
with Kunels .sportatioa Ax~ats 80
gorrona and Cruz that there will Re delay rpos shs
hhnus- y. X TAYLOk. late Of Bsitims
j. IN. DE BAuTRE. late e New Orisa,G-
References In New York. Howard sons. "a qroaa vsv.
Our Agerts Corwne Bro q To-, n e. fop.ulate ps-
mama. hcCeadsry c.. sss prsaei.~o, Caliserris -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-09
WATERING PLACE.


WHITE HALL-CAPE haY.-THE sURsCRTBIR
w would roepectfsy inform the ciIens OF New York
and vicinity that he has .pensd large hotel Cape IaaA
New Jsrsy. ssssnipatse White Hall after the
proved plan Of the Eastern States for bssay ~
style equal to tbs island. With obsng and aNsn-
tive ervsnts veil provided able and ssessut wines seA
other 1T the bar hc hopes 90 merit hs Il
Abe public. 8. 8. MARCY, Prspxtsssr.
DAvfLION HOTEL. KEYPoRT, n y-E w. THOMP-
Proprietor.-This spseous and elegant
been rehtsd 10 for the Of boardsr
bathing fishing sailing surpassed. The spsndiA
steamboat Cbinssrora daily from the 81
Chambers The proprietor pledges hirnssn thss ns
pains will be spared hir house
age Of fan lite, visiting the c"urtr,
CEA BATHING EerABLisHmENT.-TuE OCEANIC
~ uouss at Copsy Islnad tor the rsceptcs %
Boardss and transient Fisiters pnd.r the drscsoa -
Charlie, Rogers formerly 81 the Dulsvan Hous Albany
BoetlyB easy Of seees. BY steamboats, ard ssd IL
celebrated for Its marnifeent bABs Sesl~men ishiag
to do business In New York. the morning
otoet In IL boat, and ~ o'clock by
tbsir eonyehetce in the Afternoon The understand
hs friends and the lie that his vim,
be ed To- render tsir pleasant and agreeable
hSis q share Of tn. patronage. : :
OosAsrc Hover. July s. Isso.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-09

RowERY THEArRE-oBsERvE rH. PRIcss-
g, ,; .II:T .: .;Ii:.ss paid ~;
ss ss 90 :S. s :. s.s s:.:s :s
!s; =: United STATE: Is:
Il b. sons cI ne cause Of Tsnpsr.sss than III ,hs
iah.lins me breath y hire. .hcp
foul air or the safety Of 10 % accident In
.. % as sirs:s ass
aTR:,ss
Il P9. S:.s s''n s:s. s a:
for The a,h s. IL Ss evening" July viii :: .s.'a
nE SRrSkHSb f.:n s 3 r aasl:.
E:. Sls;i. NJ S:ss s,ss. =
ssss: Y %;
Isvi,ts. sr HamOp Valentine pYaInay Mr. Pope: uApG
pSs': In si;ss II. s"1s.i.
HALL z,
s an" s s .HsP.s r :.
% ss h.aSI s
th.I erisas apd inmit.bls s..rainmerss every night
Concert vii. copmenee At ccioei An Afternoon concert
on s.turdAys eemmea..ns =. ssoesl PM
RARkUxs AMERICAN hUssuM.-p. BARNUx
:.S,s.,s$: per-
pany The magic
iIoquim b Mr. Bsnstou aud the Of the Dumb Belle
consist OF thatstr m-raa dom site drama Of THE
ksI.a.S on This oceA,.n After i's Immense
Edw Mddeton Mics Alsxina Fisher ss Mary; Mr.. Hsda-
hope Spindle Among the new the
Heo,ieI Giant the Mammoth Lady the Fairy Queen Queen
Admission rs Children nodsr 10 l2h cents
- bewesn Spring and rrio.e strssts r. r Bsrnum.
p,ietor AID This large and interesting o0ss.ion
sabbi,ion Of Chinese esIosi,is: wonderful slsei
ss o. ases sSs sh sS
the r.sos' .sr:p the mercantile customs The Tsshanie
valuable and beyond as:.rip,cs Instructive
sT ..s s.y G sad lreH e.
lfk cents
MINERvA ROOMS. 4ee BROADWAY. OPEN EVERY
The Overland Route to C.iifr"is Gold DsaSs. Cities o. ss
.ss ssn 1s y ), s%,
&. % ssis HI s S a: p
sss EIhisitions Wednesday and Saturday
.ftsnosn: ssrsl arraps.meu made with schools Doors
a. W. rENNo. Proprissos.
EEDERAL STREET THEATRE. BosToN.-ro LET.
the above sst.biishmsnt, With scenery Dresses 60.
the eounty 1t viii be is. from the either
Hia a5Hif .RPE a.
DITTsBURG 1HEArRE THE UNDERSIGNED HAv-
Ing leased the Pi,stnv Theatre for term q ysars
. II nine ths Persons 81 wsdgsd
es q f15nT
nut street Thsstrs. Pbfadsiphia."
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-09

GRAND EXHiBITIoh OF rnE WONDERFUL RI
~ mingtsn Bridge at So Brosdw door 20 Nibloo
Gsrden.-Ths selebrs ed Magic AERIAL been
kted in Europe for the last four years. the Archtss
Nr. Remington aud vised 100 on persons "a
suding Of the seende AMI civil engineers u EDsand,
France and Germany. be sreatsst
Mechanical Wonder of the The spsn Of toe ridss
200 feet made Of common with four srnger only
square the pport. will
sustain the enormous wei Of D. zoo pounds showing
Of wood hitherto unknown This exhibition viii
prove highly attractive those who have for
meal and the Bridge the gorious triumph IT
genius. shoud be ull from seloNk A.
n to 10 o'clock. Y. n. Admission Is c.pts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-09
CEA BATHING EsrAeLIsumkNr.-TuE OCEANIC
INsURANCEs.

nTrfCE 0r MERCANTILE MUTUAL INSURANCE.
GO, Nes fort june -, ls1-Neiee 10 hereby Etvsa
that the certificates Of .su-d vSrA
the aeeruiss interest," will b. thsrsof
hey legal representatives. sth
~ which tim. all thereon will esass
TO be cancelled payment Nv order IL abe
Board. CHARLES NEwCOMB sSeve.arv.