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Chs Italian Opera.

The great event Of the opera season, tonight, VIII
draw together fAshiopsbls aud brilliant sudienss
The plot, and . general description OF the music,
already have appeared in eur columns We may, how
ever call attention to the exceedingly powerful array
Of talent which will give strength and scsney to the
work The two ladies who will sustain the female
characters like the original personators in Paris, may
be expected to create great enthusiasm. Aarini Also
viii fill the r5ls Of the celebrated Levasseura bass
singer Of rare pereetion and savi will take Of
one the best characters in the Of Dupres-
that admsble French tenor The talent of the vocal
lists alone in ordinary opera would command extra
ordinary public attention. but this united with an In
creased and powerful orchestra led by Bottesini and
Arditi-the former controlling the orchestra with
his powerful instrument aud thu latter with his vio
lin, always prompt and encient, guiding ala grand
result may Added to this the and
wardrobe will lend their charm to the whole, realizing
the eesis alike, OF Scribe and Aeyerbser. Our ex
peetatons not at high pitch, but believe they
viii be fully met by the representation Strangers
IN town should their seats eAiy Our citizens,
usual have not forgotten to take their places par
tieulsrly many distinguished and fashionable fami
lies TO be present amsng others believe those
Of the Brith Minister and the British Consul Of this
city.
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More Philosophy and sciencs-The Greatest
Wonder Yet.


II has long been question with philosopher. and
extract directly from the soil and atmo phere those
particles 81 Vegetable mstter which tend to the support
az animal life without submtlng them to the slOw aud
uncertain process Of vegetation.
IL is % course apparent that every elementary par
ticie 81 vegetable matter that consume has been
INN ediacly derived from the coil and the
that although combined BY the vegetable process In
various forms yet the particles themselves must
main the same the only change being one Of eombin-
alton
Although this principle has long been known yet no
means have hitherto been discovered Recently power-
ful TO effect the requisite changes aud TO transform the
earth itsod into compound capable Of sustaining
life
We are Informed. however. that gentleman Of this
city dstnguished Tor hs scientific attanm has st
length succeeded In producing ths above wonderful
result from twenty pounds Of ordinary loan he has
formed substance of about three aud half pounds In
weight IL is highly pslatshe aud has about the
same nNtrtTe properties the ordinary merchandise
root.
BY means as simple a they are philosophical. the
different Eases employed By nature in the vegetable
process. combined with or abstracted nom this
compound This found % be the rre-tss al -ulty
but u was M length happily surmounted
Although the experiment has AZ vet been tried b.t
a small scale. yet perfect has been IN. success.
thst not doubt remain In the mind Of any intel
lisent man vbt witnesscs the operation We forbesr
dwell upon the vast results that will GOV nom this
hsps ircapable ofeopceiving q 1.-THE Of the changes
tbst viii ensue.
A patent has beer secured, and In rkort time the
discovery will be Iat before the public In such q man
satisfy the most increduous Of ts ntire prac-
tcability. q.
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FOUNDRY.


SIsAh ENGINE sANUrAcrORY AND r0cNDRY-
~ The Allsifs Mcrks-I " Sesor and John Brssstsd
o. -. hrn Of seeor Co. saving eenas.,si themselves
h.sofsescry snd fosndry widely tnown ~ ths
extensive IN the ctuntry, inform the public
geatly improved condition u the works tarFe
ofthe most approved Machinery, Tools de- LARGELY
cresssd capacity for executing all orders uach-srv
and iron work of the heaviest kinds and pa.k
country or Europe.
Particular attention IL ven W steam rnrss and rsiI-
ers heh and Low pressure fer ocean, lake AMI n.vr.
ton and FOR msGufscurng purposes Iron Bosis suxsr
NILS and ketes and Sugar Machinery, Saw Mills Fcnring
and other Mile Soar Kettles and Chris Of sss
,E Machinery for Blast furnsce, sod reundes Grsses
ans sser iron work Tor huidngs Bells Of all 10
erssr cssrns ard screw. sut any reasonable so. snd
length, Hydraulic Presses. CYLINDERS, &e, cell ali
Kinds fkspsirs % Fngs and Boilers aud nsehinery.
hnrnss ~ the following sesmers nsnuf.otured
hte rftshishmen via Isaac Newton Of
asdkmpire state 81 the sousd Nisgss % Lake Fs How
lssd AsInwslrs u. D. Steamship Panama CoiIins's
line ef NAL steamers. Poetic Battle aud .pxres
for The New Orleans water WORKS &c. &c.
All orders addressed 10 the Aiisre Ch.rrv
New rort, Juss lst, issa.
James PAsrs having retired from The ssov, wor,. Asxs
leave 70 recommend the s 70 HE friends ard ali vbo ay
wart IN their lise that
then With e.Ii visl siv.y, ana ,s,r vosS fssAsiy
srted, srd upcr ressonshls tsrra
Rev fsrk. ~ sA $50
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We learn from Capt Ward, Of bark Rapid which iefs
Havana on the 18th instant and arrived ct this port
yesterday that the trial of the prisoners taken ct wo-
Island st going on, board Of the Spanish
"a lying in the port large number Of gunbosts
kept rowing around her to prevent any unauthorized
persons from comm unicating with her.
The u. Z. Consul, Mr.. Campbell. and Comma nder
Randolph asked permission to the persons oonhn-
cd board but the authorities refused 10 allow them
TO hold any communication. stating that they you'd
be tired by the laws of maritime nations ana II found
guilty, would be dealt with accordingly
There have been several deaths among the persons
confined on board Of the "a gun-ship. The captains
and of the bark Georgia and brig Susan Loud,
kept in confinement on board Of the vessel
With those taken from Womans Island.
Several persons have been arrested put In prison,
and their property cennseated on suspicion Of being
concerned in the Invasion by General Lopez.
The U. \. sleeps Of war Albany and Germantown
lying OF and on in the hsrbor awaiting orders
should the United states government demand the
release Of the persons taken from woman's leland,
they would be given up without further trouble
The sickness among the shipping at Havana has
entirely subfided but there were few eases among
the blacks DR. Pierson. native Of Elizabe.htown,
N. j. died ON the 18th June, after few hours sick
Our files Of Spanish papers have very mcsgre intei-
Tence.
The Dsuic 4, Ia Marina published In Havana Of the
13ththree days later than by our former advices-
contains political inteliigenc of interest. No
tion 10 made Of the American prisoners.
The wsr steamer PiEarro,n after excursion on
the leorard Of the island arrived 81 the port Of
Havana the l1th Of June The captain reports that
ing the greatest enthu,lssn, all along the
coast rtady TO repel all further attempts 81 invaon
The Dfarfo De "a Norma contains q long article,
IN Witch strongly Condemn, the eonsae, adopted ~
tier and u calls that paper the worthy organ OF free
hooters and adventurous.
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He si-d On tie 2ist instant In giving short
count q fse eminent carver Of humble public oieer
We shall allndc, particularly, 20 his general
character, aud the eXtraordinary f2ithfaness with
vhieh Tor period % half century he performed
the duties with which hsws charged nom the dates Of
his appointments, Duty vas his vsteh-ard
NJ Hays was appointed High Constable Of the city
st tie commencement Of this csntury
Before this he Captain % the watch ct the
Of Broad and Wall streets opposite 20 the present
custom house, and Of that time he owned grocery
store. and drove hay cart.
About this time also. he great Burrits and IL
10 said that u owing mainly 10 the influence q
l. Davis whs died the day, (who the inti-
mate friend Of Aaron Durrl that he received the APP
pointment Of High Constable. He named his second
son, Aaron Burr Hays. when the City Hall built
IN 1905 he took up hi. head quarters In that building
Every city paper has recorded the details Of his
cation. He had gres, success In thief taxing whes
engaged OF these expeditions In 10 ths
inquiries OF his friends where are you going Mr.
Hays" His stereotyped reply vas, "I'n tell you
when come back We have . hundred anec dotes
connected with his long professional which
may publish on future secession We will relate
anesdote to show the almost remarkable foresight Of
Mr.. Hays. 1t twas on q certain oceasion-wen known
A city bank had been robbed The amount was large
The real robbers ~ Afterwards proved-hai the
sympathies OF the community Ia their favor. Mr.
Hays had arresied them. He took the trunk which
contained the bank bills to his house and they fell
short He. perhaps, should have taken them TO the
Mayor. But for the discovery Of the missing money
which was found in the smoothing planes, and other
Instruments, used by looking glass frame makers IN
William street at Psrki-ons, he pIays wosld have
been ruined.
All the editors in New York city Of that time, came
cut against Mr Hays.
Mr.. Hays married very early In his BY his
Aret wife he had several children-Benj amin, Aaron
Burr. Gilbert. and Samuel were his soss They are
all living and are occupying prominent positions BY
his second wife, who Miss Post, he had several
children.
Mr. Hays always felt the Importance Of his position
On one occasion, when General Jackson here, the
writer attempted to pass in 20 the City Hall Knowing
colo Hays" very we'll he supposed 1t was very feast
BILE matter, but Mr. Hays replied, "fAl backI don't
know any private friendfhip.n
During the last days OF his life, he used 10 20 up In
Broadway TO old friend who q matchmaker,
with whom he bad been acquainted land with his IA
Their before him) for period Of 20 years Every day
be used to call TO have his watch regulated The last
day he called he had . servant girl with him, and
90 feeble that he could not speak few DAYS AFTER
wards he died. lie had his duties duty his mind
until he died. His main object was to get TO shs
Mayors o1ics every day. The city could pronounee
his body In truth well done thou good faith
full servant Of half q century,
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oiai Lssse, sgesi i7osG4 1s5 Dos sss5702 ass s23

Total iNsse5 sSel I7osGS Sss 2os sss57o2 3isss23
This shows an Increase Of more than one hundred
per cent. In other articles there has been Q great
increase; and II s impression that the value of
foreign merchandise, imported into the United States
for the year ending June soth 1850 will be equal 10
1880 that year the value Of imports hundred
aud ninety millions of dollars.
The deposits Of cslifornis gold at the Mint, Phrs-
dslphis from the 1st 10 the 2ist Of June amounted to
si75ooOo other gold bullion s15oOoo total 81 eoo-
600 sold coinage for same period, s1c74ooo silver
coinage, slo,soo.
The business In the anthracite coal trade for the
-ssh by thu three several lines has been follows
The schuyihll Navigation Company has brought down
~ iss tons the Reading Rsii-ay :5i3s tons and the
Lshish Navigation compsny, s42bT tons. As compsr-
"a With Last year the weekly business Of the Lehish
Nsvigsiien Company 10 considerably increased tina,
q the sehuJikl Navigation Company IL slightly In
dressed that u lsst year while the Reading ha.
dsennsd
"a appears from the published returns Of railway
trnre says H,ersfls Jc.rnsi that the aggregate
esipts the railway. In the United Kingdom Of Great
Britain turrr the nt twenty weeks Of the present year
smounsd 10 "a se2 pc2 being the rate Of c7g3 per-
ms ecrr.spopdng period afisgp ths receipts amount
- a. GAel ti bling az the rate ~ fsgT per mile: %
ltfs 81 a. 40 "a bng ~ the % cgI5 per mile
q itG % Altpl 300 bring az the rate q ft0lt per
fsno rs s.ins a ne rss. % Al 10 or mile TN.
lsngh q ralsay orsn aut upon which the tran
ssrd ~ ths ed q ne t~sHty wreas q the present
ysar So 40 mile. ~ the end ~ the corresponding
psficd a. ista est aes end - period IN isgs a536
mlss sna ~ rsriol la isfs. apDo miiss aud At the
snd of psfini In i.tt 2 90 mites The increase o.
trsns dsfinT ne ars tweoty week. a 1871 over the
rurfesf ouainr a itta amounted 90 fl.lk30 daring
~. s.'.. y.ra q 80. over 49, % ear 500;
psrd a ls that q ista o. col 1o The Increase
n niisaEs in Ao utsf ding p-rpdin 1870
80 milss in istg ever ltfs sss niles. in 1873 zoe
milss nnd ~ itT ever that q 1915. 50 miles.
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WASHING,

GctENTiTiI WAeHtN0. UH wAsatNG MADE EAsY
~ - htnaua Lsavelt fhs frsnth Fatant Lsan THIS
u Ne tes easss eteTsst asf ps spprsrsi r,sthsd
wshiug tsegsea fmrravrs che rathes requires 40
ssor res ety 81 rsf CD al - sead q a. ASS srsss.
seecnd SOFT - hsasue tiAft'f. freueh lsuatses.
TTNDrr TnE PATRONAGE 90 Tus cEowNrD
~ heAds ~ EurTe ths Frnt4deat this Rsputlic
" y usea IN ~ hsFl,.. q ta.isad irsisas sssiass,
srd lrtrcet eta ~ 80 rule ngaf ana n The
tniied States tsuairs the Nee Yors cts .sffaL
lart orhsn Aylam, Asw Vera ssylam sor sed Tsnsss,
aiteevsy rhieh ~ sneeunc. - Tsyer. Qaesa yie-
TOMAS Autdfss writes fnioss Tear process snd
euens ~ -ashss hsve bees sphiiset ~ hsf s@sy snA
rest her aesiaca tlTr"tsl It's 80 rat.nes - al ne
uutrios % her MsieafFs hausshea Marie tssrsrt.
hissundr.s, IN The huhelt y hss ssssif Qs..s ysse
ria The thristisn fnfriigncsr ssgst - hems~sifs
shouid be WIZ ~ Ths Nes rsrt DAILY Lear.r
rers1na sssmiaaflar. teal frsq exr~o
sp,ttns ~ ne siss ne ssh-.y On EsrissF ssysf
IA "a deeltsdy the resest curiosity ~ tas asy ne
Tairfn4 tVal Nees We hss. tired tail ne
ssre asr.nsed ISIS 80 ~. .ighs. a.. eetssr -ssh.1
th.n ~ ths asual rriasd irsfruatess al
reces,sry rrss o.. NAY he stainef srpiesr~ r~r-
'ss.iIy' sft letter r., Pa g rwsiyr,sA
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DIR. CHARLES NUNDEs
WATER CURE ESTABLISHMENT

AT fOE TIfANPrUN, HNHa.
hRMUNDE RESPECTFULLY INFORNS his FRIENDS
and th. public tbs he hss become eener % We ias
Dr huRree water Cure Establishment VILE
std half miles from the Northampton Railroad Depot.
h0t ride from New York about Eve from
and nve from Albany situated the pleasant
valleys q New England surrounaed With wood Er1en hills
and fhady walks and Abundany supplied with ths pur.s
softcst, and codest rranie The pure and
healthy and The climate mild and agreeable. The
spacious huildnxs oder all the
water cure purposes such large plangs bAhs douc
and lodging for about hfy patients
either ser gymnasium kc The doctor bsing ths safest
living, disciple 81 esanitf ~ Grfenherg aud havu
experience 81 more than fifteen ycars q his own
ngs being IN the hands Of every Europs.a
hydrorath hopes 20 respond 20 any rcasonsbe esreeoa
from the water eyssem made the ~ those
frsrs who may conffe themselves h The sstabish-
ment nsw psp. Fer further particulars please spgy
the above sddress.
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ducsd leave the city time and into the country
Ny attention directed the pleasant village Of Madison
Place 81 handy and healthy abode, ana to
which repaired and during soourn there portion o.
much benstttsd health That village Is
epen eounty place. with excellent water good roads and
drives know Of village, within like distance
81 York that greater inducements to while
away the In addition to which, the gentle
manly and ladyke dep Of Col Hunting and his wife,
tbe 81 the hotel u the place. bespeak merited
plluest from and my family for their kind attention
their ssn apartments the supply o. their table, and the
sust order and resuAry Of their house. On recent visit
that VILLAGE Observed thorough improvement Of his
koute snd premises both externally end internally addi-
onA ndpcements and eomorts those who choose to
him. The saubrity OF the country open
village hs Madison. ssd the scenery s Vicinity doubt
induced Wm Gibbons Eco, and other wealthy gentlemen
20 male their permanent abode and to which would d.
M frieads. G.
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RELIGIOUS.

rIsnN yoNsMCNArIOx W SAINT FArLs CHlPEL.
~ heffl~sHIs NiisFss ~N tsas pass SATURDAY,, tts
80 iatt ftftfffs a. s.mnsnes a. hst-past tsn n A
faN a 81 sMFN 80 NltV fa elect arriviua
a. hfFEtna fai fnf go Services. aaI rsfafa
80 lrpfss fsst ~ lsfiss ~ 81 asns vsriss a-
fhf teItnt ls* IL "a a Ne ehafsi rufadsr sad
Etanesaay. ts 81 aad 80 ast sd fNfusst that donA-
49, ses' ~ tas alsst msl ~ lst a. as
go ffeteus Al 40 tiA ~ fsif - - hsi 10 sp.ssus
fNn pfH0 tAf f~aNtNai ffaNuts aanins tha ehNs ast
81 tFta fr ten etrtA sarinf ths fsuanasf n ne
ca. ffAlts n ~ Haflem hsirnsf 80 FAIR
ssieek ksturninK wl leave tAs TAR a. A l1f. ~ ana
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BalrtaosH, June - 1850
The sosthsru mai erioss late Intelligence FROM
Msnieo and The RE 0rsnde. 10 10 stated that the
sh slsra vss raging there With fearful violence
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Nsw oHtravs, June 81, 1850.
Shs Grand Jsry have f0und true bills against Lopss;
Mr. sisvr. q Delaware 0overaor outmsa, Judge q.
rinspsy Smith, o. Mis.isippii sr-0ovsraor Hender-
Sn; Mr.. osuIlvss, aud ten ether Of the cabs In
vAesvs
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AMUsEmENTs IN PHILADELPHIA.

DARNUMs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES T. BAR
- num- proprietor and manager Henry Stafford assistant
for this week. Of j. Slsbee the
sole Porrayer o. Yankee peeuAres; to appear every
evening during the week and and Saturday
afternoons In the afternoons the Bell Ringers the feter
ogeneous WsIblsrs, and grand Presentation by the Com
Isny The Mammoth Lady aud the Hooser Giant remain
Tor limited time -Four huge serpens and OO) curosi
OF the most uarkshle nature. Something AID
10 years. l2h cents.
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MUSICAL.

MrsiC THonorcrIY rAUcnr sND PrANOfoRrks
w - sss ~ hirs steap Asaatfal Rss~ort rtsas-
49,. $50 81 - .sssss ~gss,swsss. grss raris
s@sss Ixt.l usI a. 80 sna usirimer 81 o. Appig ~
~ s-bAfi vsshsf q susis y orsss Sssss sr->s
As Bss9y.
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Con saiK-A PsIR 90 noEsss. cARHIaes ayr
~ hafhem fnT Fsntlsman FsIalfiHa sstsliist
49,. "a ~ y.,,A y =. 80. s.'''''.. Aair''
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gpartlnx IntelIIRence.

CrrrRrvILLr Coussr, l.. T.-TRorrrso.--A trotting
match for 81 600 mile heats best three In Eve in har-
ness between br. Cambridge Girl and ch. Fanny,
will come of this afternoon. The knowing pro-
pheey that this will be good and fast race but thsy
are st loss to tell how TO lay out their money.
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AMUsEMHHTU.

RsoApwlY TnEArRR-E A. MARSHALL, SOLE
Sr isi11 III Col = Tl. ' g.'f Syssi
5.ss sr Perry Karl xpossss,op Mr. ch.Pnss; The
s sis: Ass ssnsas: .' vim 81 fs!: t q
Lamp Mr.. eisrrs,t Mr.: sa.s.frss. Mrs.. st.rrsti Srs
Family ana TS cs ss .nd Doors Sess
ss.r,ss pact I-eurtain rises at quarter to o'clock
NIBLos-EoNDAY EVENING. JUNE a. THE en-
t A r sos p sn Of ssr
ni,s Taylor Duehs.. de Torrsnusxa Miss Fanny Wal
fsisD ;fs? %Sily Ss9 'he
rss,. latsraissien Of half an hour. when the
r.. kss% win ss throw. open As Prone
RuRroS's THEATRE. CHAMBERS srREET.-soN-
ss.:; JS9s Rinss' WIVES " Of b
nr sdsr Dr.. c.u. Johnston slender; RsynsSd
sss:lsss ri he f. sssS n siashES And
E cTasir & Bar. Ms. Rosa Miss cbap@sn Doors open
n m css % Pss Bs1 Ss'ss and sT g. or
shei'-. sss" aud cushioned Arm chAirs. IS cents
OLrrsrIc.IrIEecEs xINsrRnLs.THg Original
fsrreyia late % chrs'ys Ainssrsls ~ Rroadwsy be-
X. .ss S.s9a
y u h, ,': BEEN en- HI. sys n a
hs decided marks o. appreciation by
tsrainment Afternoon performances wednss lays and
ssn sss p,s.s sSns.
lanes N. JUNE eos AMERICAN AND EUROPE
an Anphithsaire-Th dis,nsuishins feature Of this
vast cens, Of the cesSrs,sd French Troupe
sompo,sd o. II performers who
nu5sps Pas. .n,sf the sIprss. purpose
s' a .sSS s ss
Of his Troupe NadeaOis Louise the only
ASa he rsis r, a4Se
ss.s sols % asI & IN ss the
here been The Of all Nile ana
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iDIERTISTrE,s RENEWED EVERY OiY.


EfEuINo rkNK2--Nnw sRnANCrnENT-THR
u sssref hiflAio wiu rua ssery tay. snespt sa-
,ef..ls-itst On. Na.sl s,rfw /. ss.rkl Grans M
4 n NIttHnI faI Htif NafIIiln Bad all ~ tdard.
nsig..tmssts aassf aal shoss sln - provided Tsr.
a. stpts. sast way.
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rsos Porrr PrrRr, GavDALOurr~-The last accounts
received at Ponce from Point Petre state that the GO
vsrnm emit bad succeeded In putting the negroes down
Who commenced Instruction the 18th Of Mar,
but until they ed shot severa Of the rinEeaders
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CAKATcnA SPRINGS rnoTrINa couRsE-PuRsH

GsRAIoGA SPRINGS TRoTrING couRsE-PURsH
SO MI. heats bss, three in eve sou ,he ..eond
tet free Tor all horses With the pton q Lady MOSCOW
a sufet % come 90 Jaly sth, 70 close June rth
n a. Cr.-n ssddens lsS Chatham square. sane day.
etrv.
fsrss ~ to FER s-eond beet, mile heats thrs.
~ % <d' free Ter all horses vh the exception % Lady
tefst q come oron Tuesday Jsiy 9h, 10 81 shove
r.ss lie prerr.ter veuld mott rsspeually inform ,hs
rntue Ns Ne ressen Tor erciudns Lady Moscow srd HE
go mfre Of prcvous snsagensnts ct slti-
rers hut ~ ts stk 81 triy his viii BE at ssrstcrA
DAVID BRYANT, rropri.,sy.
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RAsLnoADs.

CArprN AND AsBoy RAIlaoAp LrNp ron rWnA-
~ ,sEAs :, .ssss sslo,a 4 80 h.f ra.. zee
days .seertss lfryn Par Ne. NsrsA nvss. Tsrs-Rsso
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B.LunoNr, June -, 1850.
Assounts frcn New Orleans represent the ersvss-s
being very dssirustvs 20 property aud that there
Il little hops q stopping its progress
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IAaEs CoNNER SON, TYPE FOUNDERS, CORNER
% Ann aud Nassau streets. New YORK, have hand
tyefy article for sonpets Printing EssAbiah
ntnt Witch ths rarsr are srntse from
~. stevs rorrsry.
ARTIFICIAL LEE mss. Just RECEIVED PER
A sieamshtp Hermsnn neg supply q Aisrandres
tsnt srlIheal Leechs. VICTOR BISHOP q MAIDEN Lane
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ysov.w.,,. OF Ind,v,s vsls.

Judge r n. Brochus, Aisbsms; Dr. Benedict Utica;
R p hcLsy. q. q Ale Gassett England; Hon. ID. q.
Dickinson Washington. and hny.tvo others, arrived
yesterday ct the Irving House.