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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-10

NANAoENESI o. ma Pusr OFTicE DEPARTMENT.
The new Postmaster Gtn,rai at Washington,
We learn, has entered upon hts duties with deter
minauun to ccnduci the affairs of that important
dsYsrin cot If the government m proper aud bus-
s,sshke way. He dstemined. a. far as NJ can,
correct the abuses that have crep' into the sys-
tenn, and TO remodel II, and make u eiiictent a.
PERSONAL sup-rintrndcnce and determination can
d. This is vefy commend iblr IA Mr. Halt, aad
W. hrpe that he Will rSpcfi-nc, no difficulty IA
earn ibg his good intentions into effect lie has
cunntIc,d he work Of reform by issuing instruc-
tons tn PosimasIeTs, requiring them, m every IN.
stance, O., follow stf,uy the regulations framed
for the government IT the drpsfmen', aud ht- d.
rsCted tie numerous s,-vial agents under hi- cua-
t,i a. irpur to h,m 81 Instances OF neglect that
NOV curl. under their nutce
la isliEg this stand, Mr. II ~ will receive the
suPpiri Of the comuupify, aud Will add sirrngt
10 the ID mi,t .ustiou at ~hc, he ia cua.ltu. Mt
m.mtsr Of lat, m. Post Office D-ptuu no ha.
bv,n managed with great lOusen,ss. asd The r..
cripl md departure ~ the malls throughout the
ssuutD hav, b-su very ir,gulsr. a RETURN l.,
mVch hteosd. aud We rre glad that Mr. Hall has
Utd rsk,n % o. l+r-on Mach public good will
resut tom i.t m, " usut
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2I<los4 %
Total debt.

toui o'p'' ''''''.... ..ssil,oSo,Ol oil
The laws OF Texas authorised three loans. The nrst
losn Of the 18th November, 1880, OF s5Oo00oo on o
pledge Of the public faith and the proceeds Of the
public land, The second by act Of tho leth Nay 1885,
Tor $500 oOo at 10 cent pledge Of the public
faith The third by act OF the 21d January 1880
Of 81 COO eco pr on p edge Of the customs
and duties imports for the payment of the prino-
pal and interest In June 1887, Texas passed act
to cop,oilssie Oh. debt aud then found its amount
100000 This st pledges the rom ports
and dr'e tpssiioD, for the prompt psynsnt Of the
interest
The last two items In the above table Of indebted
psrs amounting tn 3iot o5i ~, GRATED In this
-sy Hultord aud Da--on sold to Tens, steamer and
other v..ssls for iJ7o Ola So to be paid IN q certain
tin but 60 be doubled u Texas failed to Ray at thai
tin. sh. did iah aud tn. contractors received in
stead Of thu nrt s,ii"nce Of debt 10 per cent bOods
for 81 40 O54 80 - above
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-10

ANorurR FoRsY on CusA 1t is whispered In
certain qneiu -, that preparations are beins made
by the Cshan rgators 10 this city, and l~rhsr~ In
the S~uthern states. TO got ny smother foray on
Cnps; and according 10 some of their organs there
ar ny "ms thatihry are brgsaiug {. agits'. az IN
about The pest failures ~ rvvsssssnaf, movements
o. Cube ior the ls-' thirty ,rsu Al attempts. in
the pie'cnt state Of public cpinion IN this county,
to crate Porular revolution IN Cuba, will fdl.
The or'ginsl ,nterPise from which Texas start d
uio'Ai-"hce canu"' be repeated during the pres-nt
injury. Thu government ~ the Uuiicd states, aud
o'her"rgHniz'd governments, may. by treaty, or ny
Pui chsse. ~ oIb-fwHe Obtain Cuha bot no attempt
made ny prnnies- poPolu lrad-r., - Iop-1 and his
followers are csll'd, IN any Of large cities. can
succeed curing the P',sent age 10 Grating rrvo-
luton IN Cuba. II u much better to ALLOW the
Cuha question 10 worh rs,lf out 10 q natural wsy
among the great governments Of Eufoye aad
Astuca.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-10

RsmRoaD NoygsgNrs.- White mDvene MS f.,
rsihosds on an extensive se,e are soias 90 ia
New EnRl-sd, New York, ard eiss where, srdcr
eorpsrsts action, We trust tht Congress wiii. no
that the slaveJ sgts'ioa his been .et,led, turn
their stehuon TO The bet practical mpie Of uai,ng
che tsrro.iss ofthis repUbic, on the Ail.ruc with
thoes On the Pacific, a. rapidly a. poasisl-
huisioo eTpensve or too early 10 construct
railroad from TN confines Of Missosn 10 Cs,for.
sia, or TO Oregon. there might be Constructed ,
rissk road. which world BE- % vast bese6t 10
psruss travelling IN thcee directions
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GEhAr FuNtRsL PRocSssIoS While thereseems
10 he great deal q, rrj"ciag among the frieods ~
the Union. IN consequence a the s-ttIenrat. by
both h"uses 81 Congress. Of the great question of
the day, sorrow is exhibited IN some quarters reI,-
tive To- the pre- mature death of the wumo, provi.o
and various puliIicisns staehrd TO th-t arlsle
We would sdvise the unfortunate sufferers Who
yet Temsin 10 existence, by Wy Of coasolatou f,4
their sufefines aud msiortpnes. to get ~ fiarrai
rrccessioa 10 such prcccssipa ~c are -a,e Co.'S.
dnes. Van Baroo, Seward, and many others, ~c,lA
occupy very Pronia.st pcvition. They oasht to
be coneirusd tn The tomb 81 he CsPue,- or rather
the wilmotsts, with some sho- Of comPsacuoss
visitiBgs ~ conseruce.
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NEWS FOR CALIFORNIA.
.s,-~N4.,.,-,r1>-sr,-~ye,~~~
Sailing Of the Steamships Empire City,
Georgia and Cherokee.

The steamship Empire city. Capt Wilson. yin leave
THE port ut thr,. .clock this Tor rhsxr-s
sh. VII .crp-e, with one Of the st.smsr, Of her lin.
on IN. Pacite
The n all s,ssm.r aeorsi.. Capt Porter -n lssr. ct
the ..m. hour to.morro- afternoon.
". shsn publish the wEtslr Hss.lp at ten o'clock
this morning to GO In the Empire City, .nd
Other cotton ct ten o'clock 10. morning, to
O. IN the Georgia.
rho-. a.,ir.us Of sending the latest TO their
friend. In California any other part Of the Psciae
.sp leave their orders at tbs once.
snsl. copies ,ixp.nce
tn. steamship Cb.rosee, Captain windle, win l.sv.
for uhssres on Friday. III. lsts insttnt
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City ana Suburban News.

D,Airs-There we're Ss4 deaths In this city last
week Decresse Of IL from previous report
PaEsESIATIoy A Coin WArcH.-Yesterday eve
ming meeting Of the members Of police attached TO
the Eighth District took place at the Of Grand
and Green streets for the purpose Of presenting to
Mr. Benjamin Fsirchid, late captain Of that dis
tIict Of police gold watch as token Of respect from
his iorntr associates The presentation made by
n +. Rue In very appropriate speech and onded
to by Mr. Fairckild, in a very oreditaole manner !;
after which they all parook Of the necessary refresh
mt nts. usually prepared such occasions made o
fs~ jovisl remarks, and adjourned like good boys
BouS1r LANDS Fos THE OLD VETERA,s.-Quite good
ly number Of the old veters who In the oited
btstes service during the Of 1912 l3 aud IA met
last ev, ming at MilHry Hail. No. 1913 Bovery, Tor
purpose Of I. gstsring their and setting forth
the time Of service thus rendered during the ast
In order to receive the bounty land sbo2t be award
ed to each surviving member. All thore who served
three monih rs wilt be entitled TO forty I'VE Of
land and those six months ninety acres and in
cr,ssne fort Eve acres for each succeeding three
months to those who rendered active service during
the three years Tho meeting presented very vens-
rsble number Of grey headed old gentlemen-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-10

10 srsr. b. Jenny tAad snd ne fsss
er . - ala veaturs rs-nd r-,tsrs that rutss
The irfefst s.br Tpttls The Bsrrur " nsrrs snssr
rr.e- fuy rrsp-r~d vih sverf5wins svek ~ N sni
ayr pr sttsss fOs the nuo- esvs 20 sndid soya.
irpsrtausn-Ov~rs sias thr-ufh otsiiu ~
wttsh Jssrt sasse beam elos-lj uPnn fsas
Of s,sui,it- rsr cell o. ID gracs We hrvsg"s est
bauser Nth every vtrety offar- AID
articles that Ingenuity cult cor eeiVe ~ ~ sl 81
Sci 10 1urTLk'r iun APP un. 80 Brc>avy,
came, sstar.s ane sesht srd bssutfsl
as bs s-.as - r.ss.,sfh ks rrcss hat hirtg
rsGss The in Fss> e>~sH& Tsrsha~sn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-10

Juax~ Nef-vn pr--i1tog
Pew p-I~r~-ts-, Css> Hsssef ~ Hsr-c-v .. D~sk
N susA.a- mi. cs.- coed tbi- u,.rnas,
" hh.Iy 20 occupy the u,urt some days IL "
ton tor the value Of nv- hOtses aud t-o huodc-d
mute, vslu.a 1t $40 ccp I'D 70 ~ssoes ~ m.,ch-uds-,
w go. 5000, IN. pr priv o. the yl.iotid and
"pa by olobsl biteh.h GU Ia the Ms.i,.n -sr, IN
nE Esm-s.s a.. lsie at $40 49,
TIE s-i.t y that Cuioo.l Nitctil So setting uadsr
spr.riur eh.c,iob and thst u -sssnii.i for the
Of The 20 s-is- sbs k-sp zion 81 ths
balrs Of n.rsb ep die 70 . novns fcrtiacstiod
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DR.. K,n,rx.r .a. indeed gained. by tn,

sa q Ne mspe tss position sta 60 be snyisd Which
has tech trught abeui i- srvuad that the sssesish
NJ btsnsss desires bsr poIulsry 60 be b.~ed via -Lioe-
rsiity ard merit. The Doctor tstes credit 20 hiu
self ~ hs the eoussiug agreeable Az
qualities OF his rvtdy Not 80 9Th ais'ingnh
gusttSfs hiss all wifhn hersssie really
18th alnos iihits wisdom and Esodne-s wherver
shs her steps guided ~ ciyius ght yell inia
sieel ned ~ the sd ad'tee and Consolation
81 any ~ the htAvet have recently tesn skei
her She has osy she course matsf q
% he Uos ned aBa pleas the greatest numssr Tbs Aea
ttt 10 the ouly fou gdstl-n Wych she
sksn IN this land % eiv aad rhpous bsr
" sclls his Magic Pluto. a. All can enjoy a IRON
10 rhiues each Cell e. go Brssdwas, ans 80 the Doc
Tor. that dsea.s 10 he vil zasrsnte- 10
cure The Clergy implied srats LARGE dedus,ohs mad %
fnr I'm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-10

CELruvATioN oF GtE,r CNIL NicrpRy -
Th,fr ought 10 b. SOM pull aud general cele-
br.tion 1t The greet victory recently ih,ev d ny
On FOUND. s-usjul-. add moderate people Of M
D ss.re " the S-nitr T-rrtot, bils ~ The uolse
OF X. mes,ntatives Met.rs Ciy, WcS4tcr, Case.
Fuo'e. ~, k'nson, and u,hsrs. wight to ~ tsmrn.
beitd us The champions rhn iout ht for the Unioa
at tue sbsu H. wss "a tang-r, snd ~hea ttey
iucsttd pcrsonal daor'i in tsking the pdnoue
course witch they aid In this eslebraiioa. the
nsdsr T. mel ~ all parties sho "a participate Toe
settlement of the great question II the day has
hesn endorsed nv both The vhig and den"crane
comnitees that there 10 ciilic II ia the way
Of general cethratoa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-10
Telsgrarhic ADJOURNMENT OF
Congress.


IT cannot be expected that the intelligence from
Wash gion, for the remainder of thu session, can
be as important or as exciting as it has been pre-
vously, or as il was during the last week. Within
the latter period, the great question Of the day
ceived lis quieus, aud Is no longer a thora in the
side of the republic. The remainder Of the sessi
will, Of course, be duh, compared to what the pre-
vious part Ct it was.
All the information Of any conse luence, which
We received from Washington yesterday, is that
both houses of Congress have agreed, by resolu-
zion, TO adjourn on the 30th inst. Within that
period they will have abundance Of time TO dispose
of the unfinished business before them. President
Fillmore transmitted a message to the Senate
yesterday, accompanied BY an official copy Of the
constitution Of New Mexico, in which he observed
that, as Congress had passed bill providing GO
vemmsnt for that Territory, he had suggestion to
make in the matter. This was as much as to say
that he would sign the Texan Boundary bill, and,
In fact, our telegraphic correspondent informs US
that all the Territorial bills passed have already
been signed by the President.
We learn by our telegraphic intelligence that
Mr.. Collector Lewis, of Philadelphia, has been
hauled over the Goals in regard TO certain financial
transactions which he was reported 10 be engaged
in in Philadelphia. The report, we learn, has
been sent 10 the Senate, SO that his fate will soon
be known. We expect that Mr.. Maxwell, Col
iector OF this port, will be the next taken in hand
IL is full time 10 dispose Of him, and out Of charity,
If nothing else, the Senate ought to decide his
fate one, way or the other, at their earliest con-
yenitHce.
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Mans ron EUROPE.

tn. steamship Amsrics -in I.sv. this port to-
morro- for Halifax aud Liverpool The
msils vn close ., half past ten oelOss that mornias
Tn. W,.tS Hrsid vin be published 81 half pas,
pinS o'slocI.
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The Asia had OF arrived al Halifax at9 o'clock,
Get night She was then nine dass and nine hours
at sea, equaI TO eleven days and eleven hours to
New York. She will not beat the time of either
the A,lshtic or Psritc.
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Vessels for the Pacific.

The following list includes the whole number Of
ses, foreign and American which have lett ths Allan.
tic ports TOR the Pacific since the publication Of
last summary. Excepting three, they all cleared d.
rect for California The average departures have
been per day since the 18th utmo the date OF our
last statement -
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hons sBd skin diseases are - Is .sl hno-n positively
sured BY using Courauas ItalsE ksdioated Soap. The
Poudfs Subtitle sraases hair from part o. the body
liquid Reyre for pale ps srd eheek LILY Whitofe rough
fpsAed ggh 81 Waksr frst
trOu BrSsApay. Csender. South Third Philssephia
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MORE MoANrSos. South,rS P,es at Wash
ington is meaning over the settlement of the terri
torial question. In relation TO the Texan Boundary
bill, that astste journal says that it is the most
calamtous event which has yet beiallen this Union.
Well, we are SO used TO calsmities nowadays,
that, in this instance, at all evens, we don't
for them. Like the cells, who felt no pain because
they were so much accustomed TO skinning, wee
nothing shout this latter calamity. The same
journal, in speaking Of the course pursued by Mr..
CGpsman, of North Carolina, on the territorial
questions, seys, that she knew no party, no
fieEds and interest, but those of the South and
of the constitution" The same paper might have
added, that in his course Mr.. Chngman did not
even know practical common sense, and was so
much a stranger to it, that it was at 4 very great
distance from him, and he from it," Come, gentle
men, il is time the game WAS stopped. We have
had enough, in all conscience, of clustering Of
every kind
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-10

Jenny Llnd's Concert Tickets at Auction.
There ruth in the assertion that KNOX the Halter
Fulton street. paid S23s for the choice Of 81
yenbys hrst Concert Knox can't afford IL; and have
been done BY Broadway Halter who sells poor sr
Gle high price. knoI IL consented with small
BODY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-10

Opera CIe-sss.-Jp.s received, per steamer,
ss.s ss.tn co. a. livery p-.ri, suHss saA Jsps-ssa
Glasses fem TIE beet nssers, 81 Lee Fie-s Also
fsns"'' '' y Y oTixar. n,s now az.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-10

Coupt Calendar This Day.
Crrcprr CoUsr- Noe sss sses. $50. sos 10 s7t
Cosxes PLt1s-Nos col, Sac, $50 SIS to 5ss sss $50
BAL tse 80. eel
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XsruObu Eleetion

The Boston -sss Of the 9Th inst gives the returns
williams (-hisl. ................. a27@
Ptck loem j.. 10 ISL
Roberts, do. b,vos-1lTo
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A FUNNY FsnURy The great sociali-, festival.
prios four chilling. tcket-~hieh was given ys--
krjsy Of HoboLen-. zee The RIVER,
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tevue. his Att.ntoa s,oluaveiy diseases Eve
AID Ear from 9to oeOvs at Bros1 ws, sn,rsass ~
War where ~ hsd hs popular 'Treatiss
ths Rye hird edition, price 80 cents also. his self Acting
Bye and Esr Peu rtAins. Arthcisi n "a inserted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-10

The sbov. table Of representative. eomprI.-s the
NJ oil. state With the exception 81 n snail t.-n.
pt,rsnisd In the last L-gi.l.turs By Is Wigs.
opyo,itop. ~ they stand this year last the House
viii lSb vhig. to "a Ill others tn. Wigs ~.
b. rpg four than last yvsr--the Democrat. .sd
.oi,rs b-vr pr.ci-siy the ssms Der then
CuNgEsSS.
In tbs hrt District th.ie :. ehoic. bot IN. too
.big espdidstss Lyman aud Minor. eomsinrd, ha,.
. ~ juiity 81 ov-r . 90 thousand over all others
In the r.eopd Di-trict, H.bsrd tsbig 10 reelected
b, about ~ msjrrity
In N. THU Di,trtct, Meaelam tvhig) T. rp-esc ed
b, sbuut 1870 mel srty
10 N. fourth ntsrtcL rturns from forty sir tovup
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mn. the inimlssble Gutter Of Hal

Wbshsr 81 - Nassau, % Pine street. Ina the
American Engsh, French, and every other syl 20 salt
the ~.sre peforns the work mos. sstUully, and ever
conforms 70 the features and general appearance Of the
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CULTURE AND MAsrFAGTURx OF CoTToS.-The
hrsi culture and manufacture Of cotton was dis
covered in Hindostan, many centuries ago; and for
eges that material continued 10 be grown and
manufactured in that region, and sent from there
10 clotbe the inbabitaDts If the world with the
fabrics which were made from il. The ntroduc-
ton Of The culture of into the United States
half d century ago, was the beginning OF revolu-
ton in the elements of commerce, the result OF
which has been broadly marked in the history OF
certain civilized nations. The power Of Great
Britain has risen 10 its present importance, in one
respect, in consequence Of the manufacture OF the
cotton grown in the United States, and the dis
posa of it, AT large profit, TO the rest of the world,
aod throughout its vast India possessions. Two
thirds Of all the cotton that Is raised in the United
States is purchased for English manufacture, and
the fabric is sent in English vessels 10 Hndostan
and ether parts of the world, 10 cothe hundreds
of millions Of people, at a cheaper rate than the
people of those places Can do il themselves.
We ON the eve Of another great revolution
in the culture and manufacture OF eoton-a revolu-
ton as great as any that has been exhibited. That
article will be grown and manufactured in the
Southern States to the fullest extent. Already its
paanufacture has been commenced in some OF the
Southern States, and the first rude fabrics that
they have produced selling al lower prices than
the manufactures Of Old England or New England
and the probability is that the former will drive
the latter out of the market What will become
of British manufactures and New England manu-
fsciures, when the Southern States manufacture
all the cotton that they grow, and send it through
out the world in the form Of goods We ask
again, where will the power of Old England be,
and what will become of the manufactures of New
England! WHAT
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Concert Cap.-GeDin Will introduce, to-
day splendd pattern Of suitable the sdvsnt Of
the approach ing Concerts Of Jenny Lind.
GkSIN. 2lt Broadway. opposite 81. Pauls.
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Hair Dye.-Batchelor's Genuine Liquid
Hair Dye only procured the mAnu<atory twau
ssreet The public skosld guard against limitations Zee
v.ious Diplomas Persons whose hair has med sse
color from the % the imitation dyes have
roeted BY salliAx ~ above. Copv the address.
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RstLtts usjcri,y. thus far bis- coalition los. II
SoT. ,tmpsf,d 81 last years vsts. Bartlett de-
mscrHt. fs ,lsst.d b. about stx hundred m siprity
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d.
qurs certain in ths form Of an
~ sad Il. ns:ss s.%
that s nj: ~. ;5 So. sS
Il: oSs9Sa the :usIb ..d SsIc@.s
ssia:I Superior %.auf.:isr.a hi.
Furnishing ali tSs hat, during .s.sos wSSoss
ds.sImins Tor "dsorimnstine public what halter they
sosesrn We may ts permtsd 70 suggest. that thar. az
S Rs as's their sa. ssss
examine for themselves and purchase only tina, which their
soad sSdsr D; aas
our shas from :: s ss:
sale: The year feel ju,ssd in
s. 'Ss @
"Peter Funkr' "Peter Funk r-This II
said to hs the real exclamation which grested late neo
.0n ~" sass tIsn;ae'o instead Of eSssrs EsrENsCaIED
Hats (ook in ana Inspect the beautiful FAN Hat
% isa to tI sssssy
article to The Broadway 81 hat for IS TO-
Concert C.p.-Gsnin Will Introduce, to-
s .plsnsd pssten Of Caps suitable to the advent Of
GfNIN. ait Broadway. opposite St. Psuis.
Jenny Lind Tickets For Sale. Tho subj
serber has for sale and Tickets
nna They are II very .ssi; iosaSsd. No,
Dns them S sIns TnS, tn: s'ry an! al e then com
lot. or .insiy, Of ' '' '' kp&xEb sHHL9S. '''
Gen. scott.-The Magnificent Portrait OF
a sai' . Gi Is
%ny sssn :, h 'S,SSa' Gallery N' 10 and Ut
The PIumbe National Daguerrean Gallery.
No Isl Br-svay the most interesting place Of the kind
In this country contains an mmene collection Of por
Pleasure.
Nr. Goldsmith Is in town, and at his Aca-
Ladies or s.ssmen rte to be- ,.uass rstsr b, ,ss
nfst peAuan OF the age have now an opportunity
Card.-The Subscriber having returned
public generally tina. his Riding School win open for the
turn hi. to hi. patrons for the liberal supper,
&c ai IfS'is1 81 Sia and ~ TO
tspscabty which his establishment has ever
merit i 'f DisRCS fssr sS: .1.a-
.6oss concert hsd for - ana 4. pair a, our
fA:ss o ssS Hsss,i R R e s
backs only o. GR ss' e. 'ISs sfii.I s'1s:
Bstvsss Broadway sad Bowsry
The Best, Cheapest and Most Fashionable
.s,cr'msn q Boot. sho. Gsi,ers slPsers 70, ladies.
Shoe Knporum No 80 Fulton street Srcols .oo9 The
largest sad his goods the beet and cheapest shs city
Wanted-By q respce table Young Woman,
Situation Chamhemsid to assist in th. nns washing
add ironing sesdy waitress In respectable private ia
my The best Of city reference be svss Please call 1T
Beaver street. bach the second door Can DO
for Two days.
Premlum-New York State Agrie uit Aral
silver Medal was awarded 10 the susserieers for
Superior Dagurr~otyps 1t the above Fair held In Albany
Last week Pictures daily taken style the Premium
eoorsd or plain. MADE BROTHERS, 15 Broadway,
opposite the Park Fountain.
Comb 1anafactory, 3O3x Byoadway.-Ths
original sAnuaeturer Of celebrated 0peA Chain Shell
conbs ssd the only manufacturer in Broadway nues the
ladies to call and examine his late improved PATTERN AID
the I'd, all others In beauty Of anish ina 70
the head the Get perfect style Pre- aiu Opsa ChAnA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-10

Bouwhoesals and retail depot Of compestiS for che
human hair denomnatsd by numbers from 20 sir No
a simple ferruginous ana emoent preparation 70 kseI
Gle hair in perfect health. Dr. Grsndjean
een,sed every day Sundays sIceptsd .. hi. Office No
Bar lay Aston House. from eight o'clock In N,
morning I'LL o'clock in the evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-10

The Best, Cheapest and Most Fashionable
.s,ortmen, q hSo, Shoes Gser spsers 70, ladies'
shoe Emporium No $50 Fulton street. Brooks stock the
largest aad his goods the beet and cheapest in the city
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-10

said to he the real exclamation which greeted late nato
rious Sz5 transaction stead Of cbeer EsPENSCHIED,
~ Nassau street. cannot waste fooiishly. His
Hats (look In and inspect the beautiful Fall Hat he
getting up) made Of too god stock and faithfully
fabricated TO realize profits He cells
article to che Broadway 81 hat for IS 80.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-10

Invited inspect Pm ATOMS ttye Of Wigs and rou-
pee He eps the largest and best assortment IN the city,
az his eesbrsted waSe Hair Dye Paetory iT Broadway.
sraer Of Dsy street Fspy the address