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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-11-03

We understand from Mr. Barnam that the next con.
ceris Of Jenny Lndn the city Of New York will be given
on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday evenings instead Of
Friday, ~ before noticed.
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jon SALE, exesIisns ssrvsnt woman, with two
cc, aN Nstsass 81 HI y 1T ~ n. - Nov 9--d
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-20
Amendment. by the Presidest.

IN and teiM he advice dad eoasesf u tsf Sssdts.
John r. Bartlett, 10 be Commissioner for run-
ming the boundary line between the United States
and the Republic of Mexico, under the fifth article
of the treaty with that Republic, concluded on the
I'd February, lS4s.
Ebza c. CoIey to be Receiver Of Public Moneys
at Kaskaskis, Illinois.
John w. Ashmead, to be Attorney Of the United
States for the Eastern District Of Pennsylvania.
James N. Clark, to be Attorney OF the United
States for the District of Rhode Island.
j. Prescott Hall, to be Attorney OF the United
States for the Southern District of New York.
William Hasted, to be Attorney OF the United
States for the District of New. Jersey.
Adjustments BIZ THE PRxsIDBHr.
Charles II. Merritt, as Agent to take the osnsal
of New Mexico.
Brigham Young, as Agent to take the Census d
Deseret.
J. n. Johnson, as Agent to take the Census q
California.
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BOOK TRADE.
WILL Pc PUBLISHED
On Tsssdgy, June l8th


ICoNOGRAPHIC ENCYCLOPEDIA
Part tx
Letter. rrers pr.sfl5fo and Of Ioie N 100 concludef
me subject OF Geoio2y ard GecynoEy, and commences
BOTANY.
rate Second series No aii continue tse subject OF
Gon9raphy' being beautifully executed maps OF dsreui
eountries and OF tie following riles: LsAS0a, OF
faTfi, CoasfGnfil0Tc 81 Peiergbgrg Wdrgair Bertha.
iernG IL bon, NapieS ML1H, hons Madrid Bgrc,gaa.
enrngosa, CoToshGgeH, Anfserp AzsierdIm Ssocktc'-
Aneond Legh0rn, Florence. Moeend The rapidly win
which he whole Of The frH edition Of this vauabls nnd
nscestsrya
SECOND EDITION
and orders for the Eucy copedA" Commanding with
The Ff,n Part will be Immediately eIeculed
Single parts Of the work viii NOT be sold.
The lcoSoeRAfHfc ENCYcLoPEDIA will be published IN
= psrts each containing - plates and pages letter
press Issued 10 convenient portfolio In which Subscribers
when they be bound.
One part IL pub1shed every month at the very low price
OF One Dolsr, which will enable all lovers Of instruction.
In The most beautiful and practical form however scsniy
their mesrs 20 become 'uhscfbers 20 the work
Subscription taken BY all bookseerr /, TIE Lrf,eS
Slater for he ichfLs too,k only
Prepay ment Is not asked only payment Of dollar on
delivery Of each psrt RUDOLPH GARRIGUE
Publisher and Foreign Bookseller,
1rlI fnsDSitW 2barciay-st Aslor Houfe.
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AZ A great Land Reform Mass Meeting was
6ei3 AZ Milwaukee on the 18th. Hon. Geo. H.
Wslker presided. aud addresses were made by l..
A Uine. Me-. J. X Ingslls Of New.York, Mr.. A. e..
Flmore. Mr.. Van Arwioge and others.
r7s The Annual Com nencement OF the College
Of New Jersey at Princeton will take place on
Wednesday, the Goth inst. The Annual Grafton be-
fore the Library Societies will be delivered on the
dav previous by Hon. Mr.. K aufman, NJ. c. from
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Fsox NASSAU. IN. P.)-By the schr Fair Capt
Post, from Nassau June lst we nave received n'c'
of the Bahama Herald to Nay % There u no
news Of Importance The Island was visited by a
whirlwind and water spout on the 9th ut. which
,ook a westerly direction and did considerable
damnge.
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DRY GOODS.
PURSE FOUND AT TIE

PUHSE tOOHD n
BOWERY SANINCy STORE
CONTAINING MONEY--Also several pocket hsndker-
Seiefs parasos and ehid's velve, bat which will be
delivered with eh pleasure their several owners
WHENEVER WE FIND ANY ARTICLE
about ~ scre we take charge Of 1t for Its owner and
find desirable lot or goods at good bar
gain secure them for eastomers aud to this we al
tribute portion Of the success we have met with
DURING THE LAST WEEK
ve hs,. ,seA crowded with cuslomers and to relieve us
and III selves we take tia liberty OF suggesting hal Is
die, ~ do heir shopping more in the morning. Tor num-
dred, oar store each afternoon Of last week unable TO
be Wa "a .
We have Increased our number ofsaesmen and with tho
,oa,,cs of our friends We we shall DO enabled TO
supply every demand
FRESH IMPORTATION
RECEIVED BY THE ATLANTIC.
Our Crepe sbawls, Parasols, Msnullss, and Summer
Dress Goods rapidly going or and we advise an early
sal 10 tec'lre choice bargains At
THE BOWERY SAVINGS STORE,
l26 Bowery.
w GILLEY, Proprietofs. Man
w. r. GILLEY, sgers, and d.
je2o T. MCMAHON, recIors.
~ 10. other Dry GOOds A%sert'e~eHt' see Vin Page
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GoDEY'S LADY'S BOOK.
THE JULY NUMBER,
yrnf~cT nnTEn Ens In

GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK.
THE JULY NUMBER
so AEXIOUSLY LOOKED FOa 10
- THIS DAY PUBLISHED,
with the following novel and beautiful embellishments
Bishop White administering the Sacrament
2 The Waning al the Green Springs
). The Flower Girl.
T. A Summer Scene
Sc. Ornamental Furniture
T. Music.
SO Rs,bions for July.
10 Jenny Lind.
H. The CncifXion.
~ Discovering Leak
I3 Il, IS Costumes Of a.. Nations
l6 COuLtry Boarding
H. So suFeTb Table GOVERN Patchwork - engraVlngs
81 a.. ChldreDs Dresses engravogs
40 81 Morning Reception and Opera Dresses.
A. IS. Model Cottages
This number contains beside the above unusual qusn-
ty OF reading by beat authors all fJr y cents
for sale by LONG BROTHER, 45 Annst
sTRINGER Il TOWNSEND 222 Broad ~ay.
jezO cts DEWITT & DAVENPORT, Trib Buildings.
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JUST PUBLISHED.

JUST PUBLISHED.
THE NEW-IORk STATE BLSI n . Dit NJ :
S6ie and business directory, showing The name oI'.SH
and business II mercantile hfma manufacturing e.AgIsu
enis professional men, artist corp 1rhuons money SUI
literary Institutions, eOuTs pubic officers &c X. ~
Opinions Of the Press" There Is AGA cey man "a g
community 20 mater bat may be his profession hAt HI
ROT fud nc work OF service 10 hin. To the mefcnan' And
busireIs man will prove almost ndisPen.soe rae
num- 'ici -. rba
work Is particularly valuable 10 city merchants Nv
Scientific American, N l.
For sale at al the book stores: -, .,....,,-.,
ieIsisfTaTLSs s FRENCH, Publisher Isl Ns'sAls-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-20

OLYMPIC.
EyzERGE,S iIINSTRELs.A1he original romPeJ
lGio OF ChIisty's MnsIss-Eyery Eyening unni iur.
thor nonce-CroWdsj nightly by the beanIy and lsnion Of
s clty Bess Ethiopian band In The world consisting OF
fourteen peormert under the direction Of h. H. FIERCE
A choice selection Of Songs Gi@eS, Cooruses medleyt
Ethiopian character.
1drlIsion IS Genus pnya,e bors' 50 orchs'trs 'ess,
g. cents.
sAsiiay May H. Benefit Of Lieut. T. horn siias Brohe!
EoDes
Afternoon COncer, oe Wednesdays ana oa1urceyf
po9Fs open al 2-concerl 81 O'Clock myo IT
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REAlOV
REMOVAL.
WILLIS l. SAXTON,

WILLIS l. SAXTON,
SUCCESSORS TO CLARK SAXTON-fhe under
Ssgped having purchased Mr. Williss nteres, In Ihs
firm OF Willis SsxIon, will continue the G-nuemen's
Furnishing and Tailoring business AZ Sl Broadway where
can be found every article appertaning genlemsn's
wardrobe consulting In part Of silk, merno cottou and
lsmbswool shirts and drawers, gsuze menno sllk and
shirs and suitable
hsDdkerchefs Of every description constantly hand
likewise stocks cravsts collars ard suspenders &c
Always on hand large assortment OF cloths csssineres
and vestirgs which win be made up in the best manner
and al short nouce. WARREN sAArON,
lei lnis Sll brosowev.
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REMOVAL
MES AEEHE & 90.

HAVE REMOVED TO 3l4 Broadway and corner OF
IRaads and Center where be found all kinds Of
Warm-waier and mair heating and ventlsiing sppsA-
tns for pnvste dwellings churches seminsres, nosp1s
Also, BEBEEs celebrated cooking ranges, COOKING
sens.ls jsppsnned brsss and slverPlaed regsGers-s
sew article superior anything Of the kind In the market
Ey6 3nis
OFFICE OF THk DIAPHRAGM FILTER
mvs n, WALTER NJ GIBSON.
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EXCURSIONS.
nav CEMETERY

NEw-YoRK BAY CEMETERY.
U-D, EXCURSION The beautiful steamboat
Euszap. z--iNJENNY LIND will leave the first pier
sAsssr@-s above Barclay st. Tor the N. Y. Bay Gene
terry at 10 A. NJ and H. NJ and P. ard the Gene
tery Al aBd ii A and j. and 81 NJ Fare St cents
II B-Pnces OF lots sl5 Office 289 Broadway. All per.
forbid trusting any on account OF said boat
feI2 5tss
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A DELIGHTFUL BOOK FoRALAzY HOUR
CoLTOE,S DECK AND PORT.

A MORE SPIRITED and entertaining book cannot be
hNound for the travelling public, either BY land
California or Europe In the railroad or the steamboat
loom IN The silent retreat Of the country, or the crowded
halls OF the fashionable than Rev. WALTER CoLToNs
Deck and Por the Daily Incidents OF Cruise Cali.
foniA via Cape Hon. giving stetehes Of Rio Valparaiso,
Lima, Honolulu and sau francisco Price, 81 25.
Published by A. g. BARNES Co. 81 John-st.
II PREss-On the first Of August A. 8. Barnes Co.
cravings and portraits jes 6uieodD<W
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10000 WINDOW SHADES

OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL 81 great e .e So.
w lots 10 suir purchaserp from e up, foe resf-
H.. from Chatham street Trimmings. CsmbneA &c.
sor he tr.ss Iieil 2w.'I W.O JENhA
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e3es THROUGH LINE TO CALIF0h-
EEEEE MATTE u. s. MAIL COM
s12a@ PANY BETWEEN NETWORK lIAVA-

&<EGAt hfA-IHE u. , MAIL la otAL ~.
sz2@ PANY BETWEEN NETWORK. IAVA-
MA. NEW ORLEANS, AND CHAGRES-Touchng Oh
Charleston and Savannah land and receive passengers
and mails.
Office atI57 Wes,.st corner OF Wnreu-si
The new and splendid steamships
OHIO,
Cart James Findlsy Schenck, L 5 Nsyy-3oeo tuns.
Capt David D. Porter, L. S. Hsyy-J,OoO tuns.
FALCON.
Capt. H. J Hagistein, U. S. Nsyy-l,eOO tuns.
AL the vessels Of this Company have double engines Of
The best construction and accommodation for passengers
tbs, are unsurpassed
TIE steamship OHIO will sal on Der regular day Fri
DAY June 2sth al o'clock H., from the pier foot Of
WsueL4t, North River.
The passengers by the Ohio 10 ChAgres will be transfer
red al Havana the Falcon and proceed direct ffOm Ha
yAnG to ChsgreL
freight 10 New OreAns p cent? per foot tcubc Specie
10 HAvrns half per cent
gosfsisht or passage apply a. the Office corner West
and " t4eu-ss,l 70 NJ o ROBERTS
Rates IF Pa,,ose Through.
NY. Panams TO
10 Cbagres San franeiseo.
Stale Room. ................s...sSlO wv
S,sutee Berth. ............. 20 e'Wof Sl"
Storage found bed and board. 20 s1o
Rates 70 Havana and N. Orleans
state ~
stsrdee ge,h......................S %
s,serage. found bed and board p %
f.9nfqqls
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rrr11s 1u1rrouGHRY & GO +,

TAILS WILLOUGHBV d CO .....,
40 NEsEY STREET New York, have irsi puonnsIeI
iOPau l. price . cents. 10 be continued iotulsuYI
TIE LIFE or CHRIST, with The Lives OF me APoss-yI
end Fvspgesls by Rev John Fleetwood, D. u, enoel,
shed viii tour beautiful steel engraynes ~ arls.s ~
e-njpence after the original drawings designed
f5r his work By Henry Warren, Esq, Preiden' VI ''
New Wafer Color Society Of London. . ,., A
This 10 the only edition Published win o!lslniH .oo
nsns snslsv Oh s'''' '-'0- els IdseOdr
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roops, moons pooPs!!.

UvIr,E DRIED DOORS Of The frsi srsily and made o.
IL 90 sn.sl lumber SeeOad ca&iisJ Ds common eoases
- ~ r1inz al sres Aso sssrs< ssI-d and ungaxea
of.I vsrees Inside aod ou;+hs oiinas Of ne 1sfsci
~. go. up gIksktL
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CERrsTYs MINISTRIES.

CERlSTY'S MINISTRIES.
MECHANICS BALL,
MO ~ BROADWAY between Grand 'nd broome 80
lr-OPEN EVERY NIGHT DURING THE WEEK.
fhe original and well-known
CERIsTY'S ETHIOPIAN OPERA TROUPE
Tfe fret established and Oldest organized band In me
world comprising company Of twelve performers, under
,n- direction OF - 2 ChrstY. They will have the honor
OF gfrg their origns md tniitsbe entertainments e7ey
Admission Is cents Door, open st 7, Concert win COM
zlesce 81 9 O'Clock. .
An afternoon concert on Saturday. commencing al
eclOct NJ Jeli lWu'
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SIMMER RETREATS.

SEA RATHING.-CAPE lsLANDl n, J.-CON-
- GREsS HALL, formerly kep5 oy J. Miler, Is nI ~.
s,t yesr has been enlarged aud repsred-he 6s!hpg ar
rrsrcenens have been greatly improved IRE coat ex
cusvey for this house VIII always be IN attendance upon
the bathing grounds. , 49, ,..,o, .,,,A IA =.
view Of The OCEAN from It Is unsurpassed There Is no
osn,ive euyis arising from the s1s r1dr or soSndnt
J nor are Is guests annoyed with muiqliIoes, a. In
bonses Sused on grounds and near the marsh lhey
sc t snhiected 10 the OF travelling through
he hot sands nor through the pubic streets 70 me
STounds The communication herewith being prvhe
Thee important advantages render the oeauon OF OON
avs n Ill decidedly The best on the Island
The steamers KESsEBEcK and PEsoBscoT leave me oo
Of Albany street New IoiS Tuesday, ThurSoays sn1
SATURDAYS al P ~, landing passengers al cape MAY
early on the following mornings - l.. -.
TIE proprietor hsns fu fer The liberal patronage ne has
heretofore received will endeavor, during me present
season 10 give Satisfaction - those who may hVor nm
win cal lie2c Sic w. B MILLER, proprietor
SUMMER BOARDiNG.-The URion Hotsl Eliza
Sbshlown " J. Ia 10 receive Bosrders on me
uost reasonable terms hin hny minutes from ~ T. ~
r'i iasS pw N :'SD'0 Proprietor.
~ Fer 0,her Sunmey Retreats see I'D Page.
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GRAND EXCURSION
-
COMFY ISLAND

nEzrxE-7 COMFY ISLAND
Landing st Fort Hamilton each The new and com.
mooious steamer KOsCIUsKO, Capt c. M. Hancock, will
commence her regular Tips for the above place on Mon
dsy June l7ih Leaving Pier foot OF Wat 81 near Canal
st " o'clock A. " l2l O'Clock and 81 NJ Pier s. North
River, At 10 A. M and T. 2. M Leaving the Island at
q O'Clock. JOHN y. ODEAN,
'eI7 6rss Agent.
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OTTO COTTAGE, HoBoKEN.
GRAND INSTRUMENTAL FREE CONCERTS.
STRAUSS CELEB RATED BAND

STRAUSS CELEB RATED BAND,
Comprising % Performers nil r,
LIVERY Monday, Wednesday AID Fnday IRON
E3Pm tosPM. Ferrisge reduced to four cent.
NB-In case the weather 10 unbycrsble the Concert
vii come on the fret fair day Isl. nus
pARNUNi,S AMERICAN mUsEUM.-P-
DBARNIfM Manager Al d 70 pretOr; John GREENWOOD,
r Assistant yAs ard superb estaohsemeni
hes rendered 10 every respect me most elegant sne
I'd eyer.rg vbs wess rom AN to 70 PM In the new
ard gorgeous Lecture Room will be PERFORMED we Aaec
m moral and domestic drama Of the Dr1nxard or NE
2slien Saved as played hundred successive
ishtsin PhadelDha The new cunosues sna shrscuons
npri,s eever raj rare aud vsuGhle noyeles TlAna tae
FsirS Queen The most dimnuve person In existence mas
besr engaged for short tine she Is u years OF sse a.u
Dot p inches high Mr. j. Harrington, the renowned Ma
"a YenifilocuisL has been engaged and will make
Eis sorrsrsnce every afternoon th, week Perfsmaaees
every afternoon al aud in the evening al O'clock Ad
mission p Genus children under 10 years. ~ cents leu3
1,ssTI-E GARDEN.-aessrs FRENCH HE'S.
u ER respectfully ,aorm ire esz:1: o. NeSyYesS and
se eten ever night during tbs week. Tickets 3 cents
eaeh Doors open {, Concert a. precisely Novel and
stfrctye features III be ADDED 10 he Promenade Concert
xi,s new AID popular music curing TIE BALL. Band
OF Solo Performers under tie direction OF george odef
The floor u-deI Ito efecen VI NJ CoawAy Professor o.
dercirg lee Gre ard other Refreshments viii Dc pro
v.dsd n tie Saloon lsl9
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DEsIGS.-rhe
lNTweniy-Gilh AtDBa Exhibition II ne Acl1emy WI
close on Saturday The 9th Of July next Teachers det'o1s
OF having their schools wish be exhibition are lesled 70
M lie Issued Tnssdsy, Thursdays and Saturdays
,pptoprised 10 schools for is.les snd Aondsy, wedae
DAYS and Frdsys 10 u Insls By order Of the Couoci
Zoo 3iss n. sHEGOGUE, Sec a.
u'Hk DU-skLDORF ACADEMY OF FlNE
ARTS New Paintings receruy arrived ron E1soPe
among whehis GeruGriA" BY koeh.or WoEA o. AT ol
Re highes; class The exhibition of PairrSs ~ AiH.'
cf the above School has received Macy a1clIoIs
mains open Inc rooms over me Han " -o
OF Divine Uriiy 10 Broadway between Ssrag aSo F'c7
IA iIom 10 O'clock AN. TIL le ocrck NJ 80.
Admission, IS cents; season Teie1' % een" "a :,
logues ~ cens. -. -
XVAsBINGTON HALL, SOS Rao lso,SVi Nov.
w Niohglv crowded " HznDgt0ns won1e'l ~
IT, ross.Ts. Ibs Creation OF the Word, Tie De lgo,
tSn Abbey TIE Polar Reoa. River RS1s "a sn az wss
Hs1iocinL Ooen every eYeop s,. d csois; chi.
drer kAlf prizes.
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BOOK TRADE.

ALI, THE MAGAZINES FOR JULY,
Ready To-day al
DEWITT q DANENPORTS
AcrNcy FoR TIE PHIL ADELPHfA AAGAzfsTs.
GRAHAhs MAGAZINE,
WITH Magufcens 0Tu sit OF Jenny Lnd end .. nss
w Qua other iusuAuons Subscription " . cen. per
number. .
sAETAINS MAGAZINE 81
An eleg1L. uumber, with - hne enOehsNheuS' SN"-
schptioI o. q cen per number -
GODEY's LADY5 BOOK.
A beautiful nu mber Subscription $j 15cb per nunpet
THE LADIES NATIONAL.
The cheareH and beat OF the Magazines only - P@'
year l8. cents per number. Also, -
Agents FOR Iiitefrs Liyr e Age and NE
SOUTHERN LITERARY MESsENGER
All the cheap books OF the day viii be foond on ms
" ~ DEWITT L DAVENPORT,
je9Ou Publishers Tribune Buidi1gt HAssAa'sL
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THIS MORNING
CTRINOFR l. TOWNSEND publish The hfs' nnm'e'
- OF the new and popular musical worh,
THE NIGHTINGALE,

JENNY LIND sONGsTER ~,
la Which, FOR cents, may be ioun1 eo.Is..SI ~, ~
melodies and harones not 10 be elsewhere procured oI
lees lhsn i've TO eight dollars -, nal. =,
The design Of this wors 10 TO give Popun ruslc
n,ic min he reseh Of every lover Of song That d~es
IN the land Fsch number viii contain from W 20 w
words aud music complete The hrst numoer eonan' %
.ong, reside other matter curious and amusing
The NiRh gale especially recon mendeo 70 'n9 noe
Of .peps matters and teschers Of vocal mus ana oVe
Of good SONGS generally, especially 10 COUNTY,
vls9ee h dom fever visited by ne 20 ,nls MI,
ses and vocsss ohe presendAy In addition 10 over 90
Nigbfpgse will contain songs sung by Lover Tepe'on
WI son Dempsier Russell, Collins bFsrnan end great
number OF other well known authors and singers
THE Nightingale I'll contain great many new songs BY
popular authors, never before published
general statement the songs In each number OF tne
Nightingale mot he bought At music stores n al ALL fr
le,s lb. i've dollars for all Of which only III cents IL de-
he tTsde sTRINGER TOWNSEND
ie9o n Publishers, III Broadway.
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HYLTON HOUSE
AND
ITS INMATES,
4 Ne5 NOtd,
By the Author o.
Tho Hen Pecked Husband" &c.

PUBLISHED Ihis UAf
NOTICES FROM THE ENGLISH PRESS.
fI,HE AUTHOR or The Hen feckd Husband Ia. YEA ~
another rcirc-r- art Del L'iu novel u Of VIVID and glowing
epaure animated scenes and deeply Interesting narrative Ihs
hook one vi readable oi Che LAthanruu
One of tie vry fashionable novels u the d, fact this
writer efce De las undertaken. AMI h porrures 81
modern society remarkably faithful frsi, AID a1 csted sh al
,ie ,,.,es, of graceful srd eieeanf FH1miner
The dehgtu book The Floi deeply ni-resn- the charac
ter drawn the narrative irlt ad vel sustained, tue dcn0s
p,eni com nc }am II the work Of giite5 artist"
London Quarterly.
e inter lion Of III rshe moral uneNceqtonabe
IL IS ana graceful and Is interest vel sustained Wecon
mend II highly" POO NJ.
Price as cent? - lelg 5tDs12tW
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SCEtbtDLS.
PROFESSOR WON HEERINGENs
uueYCaT. 00HSEpU ATORV

PkOFEssOh Won hEEhINeLNe
MUSICAL NSERVAToRY,
a57 BroVsy opposite City Gn-rooms ii and IL Sd noor
A FREE SCHOOL for Instruction In Piano, Guitar,
"A Ham, Violin and Vocal hufc Instruction given In
ne old sysem OF notation o. both, 81 the pleasure
cfthe p-1 Terms In classes per mcnh only for use
Of nsu,neuis pnvse essoas, s5 per quarter OF "a leo
sons a. Conservatory DO do $50 per quarter 81 resi-
denea. myl4 s0
VNBE BEsT TEACHERS and their Emploves
thgp a out the Unioa are successfully negotiating at
TYlcoJ. r. s. School Agency 2e9 Broadway n Y Checks
~ . sad upwards payable to order In service a. me
rate OF per years compensation, and the
parties re proposed until sui ed Merchandise al o0est
prices Catalogues Circulars and pupis procured grans
Negot5 oos daily from 10 IL ". aud 10 7. M Tx
change days sre ThuTsdsys Fddsys and Saturdays Let
lefs sioud be early, full, and postpaid References ex
changed 1eZo@'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-20

UOyKRNmENg STOCK, BANK Ann Ann A ~ tIa,,
UnICH-rhe circulating sos-s secuseo ~ Ger eea.
bed Stare Gov,rsmsoi Socks sd r-1ss NJ sxfs
- ~. SswaH~l Hsr't@t
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NO. DEI.IGHTFuL EXCURsION.


Essll. il The eamboaI WIN c. BURNETT viii
@--zs=1 leave the foot OF Spnngst North River,
on Thursday evening. O'clock for the Lsdes Fair
al Bulls Ferry N J. reTurnng Will leave Bulls Fer
~ At lOk o'clock The same evening, this viii be q
beaur1 sat up the river VIII be moonlight even
ing The Fair will be held at Lsgrsngepace, suls Fer
~ al which place all necessary refreshments may he had
Steamboat fare ~ cents Jel9 Zus'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-20

V,HE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing IN
II der he firm OF WINANr L STAPLErON 10 hereby
muusly dissolved. All persOus having any demands
against sd firm will please present the same for payment
Al The store No SO Avenue D. and a. persons indebted are
requested 10 cali and settle tie same without further notice.
CORNELIUS WINANT,
JOHN s. STAPLETON,
New YOif. June Is, 1880. 1e2D ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-20

SHOUSE- Proposals. for Goal WI be received al me VI
Zee OF the Governors 10 the Park unui o'clock OF me
2 ir.'AnL he accom- renisd " III 1e names OF Two re-
onsble parsons with their assent N wrung as security
an The performance Of the contract . Al. H.
s"s0 tnns sroken, 1000 do Egg Beaver, Black Heaih,
v4oring ehgh Coal Of any and al cescripuons iiee
om Che<nut Pea and all other impurities each Jun 70 con
-, 81 9aO lbs TO be delivered the several lnsutn
on such Whsrves In the city IS may be designated
tT hai purpose such times and IN uch quAles as may
he REQUIRED on or before the lei day Of November nex ee
Of All Xpeuse and TO be subjscI 10 me eXammeuon ana
nspeeoa OF competent person appointed ior iha' p1I'
noe Wlote decision IN respect 70 qualify shall DC maj
Az Information that may be required VII be gwen al
khs Once .,
$ DRAPER, President
Acs VI 4, June Is 1850 jetahOe-o
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GRAND ExCUfsIca

~H~s~ GRAND EACUEbsCB
iszt1:sG-ESizs=a- cEDAeSs1vs.
The new and fsst-ssiiing slesnsoa- Il SCHULTZ
Capt RodmaD. will commence her regular trips for
he above place Monday June l7Ih-Leaying Pier foot
OF Wstst near Canslst at l0t A. NJ, and 2, z. M. {
Pier s. Eonh River IL, A. ~ and y ?. Returning
from The Grove ats M JOHN =. RODMAN
iel7 6tls Agent