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vsgAE.-A me spsormcrI OF Anthracite Coal of SUI
Iperior quality suitable for furnaces rsngeS grate7 &c
Coururcrs deIrous OF procuring their coal al very low
RTE will do well 10 give tie iubscIiber an early AL
GEORGE A. SPARKS
e13 27t 205 aud 207 Ffankltu-s
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DIED ASH COAT. BY YHE CARGO-Ftom the
Al ce eb aled SPOhH and LEWIS yena of the Semon'
zig SKIS 81 F. TYLER 4 CO. Philadelphia
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| xEJANTED-By young woman situation as waiter
w ana cbamhernaid or waiting alone hss thoroqgh
uowec buRcesr, and give the most satsta:
ory references Call at 2i5 Elizabetn up stsirs font
| .oop, sl9ltt
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A GENCY WANTED.-The adVeTtlter wouId Ike 70
n nuke arrangements with some manufacturer who
ysher person introduce sell my article to The trade
IN this civ he has had considerable experience In this
kind OF 1siness liz f.vcreby known ard has store IN
pnno location down TO Addrees 81 this othce III
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THE SPIRITUAL PHILOSOPHER
DEVOTED TO THE EXPOSITION OF
NATURE
DHYSICAL, Animal, Spiritual, Celestial, Divine, Ed
L tied by Dr.. Sunderland. For by
FOWLERS & WELLS, 1911 Nasssu-st.
Price six cents sill 6us
OBSERVATIONS
ON PRESERVING The TEETH, by NJ LEVETT
ODeItist 628 Broadway The author OF the above little
work Is deservedy one Of most celebrated and popu'
lar den,ists He The first, In 1885 10 introduce the
nrincpe OF atmospheric pressure in densy In the coua
nv This lille hook ia well printed ard handsomely Illus
rated with cooTed bithograph-lN T. Sunday DlSpach
els StFM&W"
SESSION LAWS FOR 1850.
YVJHE LAWS Of the State OF NewYok+ passed vt iho
as session OF Legislature for safe by Tho subscr-
bers al he Law Blank ard Stationery Store, 153 Nassau
ST. opposte the City Hall.
BELL L GOULD, Stationery Dealers
jy1l sno Law Bank fuohSheIs.
paRNTTNTJS PARMASSVJS
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OOARD-A suit OF rooms consisting OF front paror
EBe bedroom adjoining and sno,ber bedroom with two
large vsrdrobes all In tbs second story OF handsome
three story ard attic house, supplied with warm and cold
tsibs etc car be oe,sined with board In pvse family
with private table; the location, Penths pear second-
sy Addreaa P. Unionsquare Po't-oflce SIS ~
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| ARtkNTED-A situation by respectable Protestant
w gin chsmbermsid and sesmttrets or wsisr No
objection to do ihe general homework OF small private
! family Has good recommendation. Gall al " YAK e.
| Can be seep for lego days ais III
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BOOK TRADE.
PUBLISHED THIs MORNING.
Par1 II OF the
MYSTERIES OF THE PEOPLE.


TIME MYSTERIES or The PEOPLE; or the History Of
Proarsn Family from Earliest Ages TO the Present ms
Translated from French Eugene Sue Member Of th' tsA
;r Assembly, OF Fsncs Tss, winch comp4acei IN JR1uS
contains Oh. Of the striking poa Of erso ever dsHq .;
true friend. OF freedom ,Dd Al pblsnthrops must adns NE
and bless suthor The liqh sReTspaPtI has ena
renders that this tale wbSh won Tor Eusehe
his Member Par. the beginning OF nay 'n' se
alone all prove sufficient realization Of the scandAons sspesohs
and suaut falseloods Of that iepo loving o1rL DsPleh
Pnhishrd BIG LIZ 2hsl w BuRGE5S. = Anu.at
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SNANTED-By re,pectsbie young woman, a 'ilus'
W tor TO DO general homework as cbsmbermald 9rto
take OF children aud seBmsress car give GOOD re-
ference Apply at go Teph.sv between Sixteenth and s-
Senieenth ais. flo IL
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ITO TAILORS.-Wa 8 steady young man, Amer
lean Germsn or Ifish. 60 twelve mica 10 The coun'
try 10 work the tailoring business Apply at 81 Grove
at from 8 till IL A VI. and from TIL z vi slS ll'
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WILL BE PUBLISHED or SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER "a
THE LITERATIi

A NEW WORK By, Edgar Allan Poo, IN o1s yclume
"A - mo. Price 81 50.
"The Ltersi aoue honest opincns about snihoria er
its ard de1rers with casonsl words OF personality
together with Marguaa, Suggestions snd Essays By
Ftgar A. Poe. With 8 Sketch Of the Author By hnIus
Wiimot GriSwold. D D."
c'sve criticism IS we'll The 1sI csushc severity ana
II eyrces on almost every page sn extensive Hcquan!,
apce with literature and unsurpassed sk 10 literary an
us 6tDltWi6 ] REDFlELD, Clinton Hsl
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wv Yor OtAsr RaHts. .,e 'tp I'D eoee
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EkTANTED-A smart young colored man to go ahor'
w ds,aDce the coontry one competent to aEe calTge
OF sual vegetable garden and who thoroughly un1er'
stands attending horre, may apply to CHARLES Il.
HERTZEL. 81 ReRverst. BIS II
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On fO 0O0 WANTED FOR FIVE YEARS ON
S4U.UUU BOND AND MoKTaAGE,mFosIi g, thou
natl clear of all iucumbrances worth over one hundred
thousand dollars, on rent Of ten thousand dollars
vii, be raid sem. ANNUALLY IL this city The lava OF Chic
authorize per interest to be contracted Tor Tn'se
our OF lending The shove erms Will please call on
WINSLOW LANIER & co. 81 Wss for further IN
formation slu 1--WE
The New York herald., 1850-06-29
mARITImK INrELLIeEson n
Port OF New York. Jane 40. 1850.
Cleared,


st..mer.1ohie sehspek, Noriesns. MO Roberts; Erie.
shrs-w "A Bsibe,t. sbinn san Francisco. Bsrbeel q
Co. elearsneeI James Sheppard siasrorth. LIVER
Mss,srn Horid, w.are. %. A king-aad 60; Norma
Inis bssars Tsyicrk Cot SIR nsm On, tBrl sitl.rs
y.etse iihinstens Elisha Bennen. Mcrtoa. NOrleaa.
Bsrh-Eerslie. tBrj Harvey, oIetse. WAIT Tsp.sots
Brisso Oriental Robothsm San Francisco Taylor; Do
csrde Dublin, Bell seas Ksns-h. ciimss Cnsriett.
Town, fr hsrie Elifas~th. Js.kn. Qoeb-c. rsash q
h,hekc Jsns Aison. tBrj pooi, 81 Jshn NIB, neDSw-
t,hn..i.dy scott Ki~p Lisu,hsr.. c Ass.rir Pilot.
ievb, Rite > N Breit,; b.isen,o. smih. Rebuond;
?ehn Es i.vdsn, fttlacerhis. Exce Edwards, PORT
spc Atmiih lsrron, Portsmouth, ssrdy, Wslden.
hiedlete~n. Ct n Met ready Co
W, Do.
ship ssrgar,t Eysn,. trtD mixer Lesden and rorss-
,ien. Bft,cb. febes Liverpool fhs 4 had hshs
sw vines snd esin.s the ~he rsssse.
a. ~ 1ssrss r.,,s,. s, - .r.ss, S & NJ A s:.
racket shfr nritton hence for Idvsrrco
ship Atsrdesn. hubtsrd Liverpool days. With pee.
tbp Jshn Costsr worth, cslise loi dsv. With s.s.~
td.in bartlett The tsrk kirtlsnd sf for bsIt-
r,,s; 80 ss:,' 1,s,,s.,: p.,,.
,safcs 90 kieh,rdsop ws,son Nay A. st ier ~ spsks
~ frrteteut. fpsresr. iem Hsvf~ tor Nrors.
thir oltnhs tlsrh tsvshnsh ssys With sotsc~. ~
,,s 's- ip % r.. s.s'ss : sw s.ss.s =,
fester tih. ttrs Charles hearing sw ,iiss dl.ts.t
sship ,,s,e',g s,e~ rr sisns sspre--s ss sthsr
Bal tsr.wls., Bssisr osirss,on - day. vish -s..
isfh R,ruspe Il,isf.is psrs yuu.a Al. river ,o,S.
-hb ipeistst,sr, 70 Bhhsp, Ncsris 4 oe
The New York herald., 1850-06-29
CITY TRADE REPORT.

fr1day, June Zotn-oP Il. "a.
The private letters by the Niagara had been received
and considered favorable for cotton far the
increased consumption concerned, which gave
promise OF q better demand, at improved prices The
sales to-day freely made the market closing firm
State and Western -four continued dull, with limited
sales, at yesterdays rates. There good demand
for Canadian, but terms which favored the buyer
Southern In fair demand, at steady prices. Corn
dull, and prices a shade lower, with fair sales
Meal was steady. Pork comparatively quiet, at
previous rates. There was no change Of memcnt In
other articles Of provisions. Coffee firm, with
moderate transactions. Sugars were steady while
AsHrs-Tbe market was less active, while sales
made Of 80 bbls pots at IS 75 and rs bbs Canadian
at the fame rate. Pearls were selling at 50.
BRyApsTuFFs.-Fiou-T transactions embrased
common 10 straight State at s5 l2l s5 37h mixed
TO fancy Michigan at SIS SIX Q SIS 62k and pure
Genesee ut So 12h SO 1SZ. Southern Flour
tinued in fair request with sales OF 800 bbs at S5
more, Brandywine, and Gtergetown Rye -Four was
STEADY, but not active The operations add 200 bbls
at 81 s1 Corn Meal steady at 50 % for Jersey,
at which 220 bbls sold. Wheat-sales were made Of
were stiff. Rye was dull Gales were made Of 1900
bush.. in chip, at 60zc Oats-Thsre was Q better
supply with large sales at ~ a 4Sc for Northern. and
a 46c for Jersey There waxan feeling in the
eomp.ea oco SSss at u sc f Ssmaasa and
heated, Coo for Western mixed 6l 6lc for fiat yell
low 62 eye. for round Northern yellow, and OK
Corrrr-withla a firm market sales were made OF 200
bags Lsguayra at 100, and $50 81 Domingo at SIC.
y CoTToN-Tbe market remains the same yesterday.
erased consumption abroad which IL the main foun-
dation Of prices at any time. The sales mp
2Io0 bales. We retain our previous figures although
We are too low on some grades.
The New York herald., 1850-06-29
Our BeIti,uore Correspondepce.


BALrInosr, June rs, 1880
The Smuggling Csse-Inerssse Of Bail The SUNDAY .La1
Trisls- Trouble among ae Democraey-The Msysrsitv,
&c.
The Of smuggling noticed yesterday, continues
to excite much attention in city and IL Is gene.
rally believed that Mr. Charles spncker who has been
tried and convicted, knew nothing Of any attempt to
defraud the until informed Of the fact by the
Cfhcsrs OF the custom house. His partner, Mr.. Al
btrts, purchased the succory, In Brem. and shipped
II, and may be guilty Of the fraud but Mr. spilcker
exhibited letters In court both from his partner and
the house from which it purched, announcing its
being shipped but making no mention Of any attempt
to defragd the by concealing packages OF
goods In the casks Mr.. spicker yesterday appeared
before court and by his counsel made q motion for
arrest Of judgment, which will be argued next week
His pail increased from 5000 to $4,000, and he Is
still at large awaiting the decision OF the motion
The parties arrested recently, for violation of the
law prohibitir the sale Of liquor the sabbath all
dmsnd jury trials, and far every man accused has
cunning of lawyers At the last court they all sub
mitted their to court and confessed judgment
The Bremen bark Anna Capt. Raeschen, arrived
here. yesterday, from Bremen with ono hundred and
seventy four healthy and substantial emigrants.
Miss Frederika Bremen and Miss Apolionis Jsgelo,
the Hungarian heroine passed through this city yes
terday for " Washington.
The democracy in great trouble and tribulatien,
may orally. The friends of Gen May bury Turner aud
Watkins desire that the nominating convention
eheuld assemble Immediately, whilst the friends Of
Joshua Vspsant Esq and Mayor Stansbury. who are
relying the "sober second thought" Of the people,
desire that 1t should be postponed for weeks aud
succeeded in affecting the object at the City Conven
tion few nights since The contest will be close
and should Turner or Watkins fall OF success they
will join in the denomination Of Mayor Stansbury,
who though unqualified at the time Of his election fer
the post, has now become quite an efficient officer
The New York herald., 1850-06-29
Telegraphic Reports.

BuyrALo, June 2s, 1850.
The receipts since our last have been: Flour, 900
bbls.; wheat 200 bushels; corn lG 900 do There IL
lair inquiry for -four but the market IL heavy and
prices In favor OF the buyer Michigan Ia nominal ct
" @a 10 %. There is not much doing in wheat:
prices are steady. Corn IL In some demand for ship
ping but at prices below the views OF holders mike
western s held at <sc Sales made OF bbis Of
Ohio whiskey st22 cents. fr,ights before.
ALnssS, June 2s-2P NJ.
We annex receipts since our last Flour 600 bbls
wheat none corn, 1000 bushels There no decided
chang IN the prizes of -four. while the s insc-
tive There Is nothing doing In wb-at worth noting
Corn In moderate with sales Of bushels
at bsJs Gle. for round yellow, and soc for mixed
western Oats are steady; sales OF $500 bushels at
46he. 100 bbls OF Ohio whisky cold at 2Io
BaLrfsoRp, June rs, 1850.
Hour. Howard street cells at s. l2H white corn ae
ooe., yellow at &c. cargo OF P-pnsyivspia wheat
was yesterday sold at l3oo per bush-l aud white Penn
sylvsna brings liVc The In the market 10 very
light.
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Died,

In this city, on Friday evening June 2s Ana. Vie
OF thsrlss W cbb eyed 20 years
ne relatives and fri.nos Il shs family requested
TO attend her funeral. on sunday at2P NJ AZ her
residence zlo West Fifteenth street without further
inthuon Her remains will be taken to Trinity
Cemetery for interment
, on The 18th Of June. WILLIAM r. Youso, nrn OF
Gmtner Young, aged 45 years.
MS friends ana acquaintsnces respectfully in
vited 10 attend his funeral from hts LAT. residepee
no 10 Mott street without further invitation on san.
esy Soth inst, At Oelock n NJ His remains viii bs
tsh 70 Grosnwood Co m.tsry for inierrn.nt
On friday, june -, Sssaa EIE< vif. Of John
ana daughter OF the late Mos-es Treat Crane
The friends and relatives Of the family Ar. In 10
attend h.r funett from her lse r-sdeoc. No Is LIS
Pensfe street on sunday afternoon. at o'clock
late Patrick Quirk
His friends and the friends Of the family are respect
iuy invited 10 attend his funeral from his lat. rrs-
otncs No ~ Ann street. Sunday Tn. 3Oth instant
AS slocs v NJ without furrh.r Invitation
On The 9Th of June, at North Cs-tl. W.stcbest~r
Cosnty after short illness N.nr C.nrs.rsn .if. Of
Robert ireland.
The New York herald., 1850-06-29
FHILADELPHIA, june %, IooU.
The Firemen's Conpention, &c.

The Firemen's Convention, $c.
The Firemen's Convention, which has held sessions
from time to time, is at length meditating decisive
ton in regard to the state Of the FIRE department in
this city. p. c. Ellmaker, chairman Of q committee
appointed to mature . plan for the settlement OF
abuses, reported one Wednesday evening. 1t pro-
poses to divide Phadephis into three fire Districts
the First composed Of Southwark Psssyunk and Moys-
mensing the Second Of the city proper and the Third
Of Spring Garden, Penn Northern Liberties Kensing
ton, and Richmond. This Is In effect the plan orig-
mated by the city councils years ago. aud enforc
ed far lay In their power The Third district is
too large, and shoud be divided into two districts
The fire panies to be- prohibited from running
into any except the district in which they located
chief engineer Is to be elected for the whole city,
and two assistant engineers II the plan adhered
to- would much trouble but would hardly meet
the entire wants II the department and Of the city
The Sighting can only be stopped BY resoute aud In
domsble body Of police, armed to the teeth and
thorized to shoot all who resist.
The New York herald., 1850-06-29
pR CHARLES kUNpEs
WATER cURE EsTABLIsHMENT,
nj

nkntNDE hEsPECTrULLlTN INFORMS MS FRIENDS
and the public that he has become of the late
Dr. kryes water Cure Etahsbmsnt Benson ville two
s.as bali miles from the Northampton Railroad Depot.
eeves hc- ride from New York. abeut fve from Bcston
sns ave from Albany situated in Of the pleasant
vseys q New Ensisnd surrourSed With wood hills
s.s seldsss sr.nits v..sr The air e pare ast
hesby aea the climate mild and agreeable. The anl
seeous budfres cesv al tse essvensness for
ssfs L.rrcses sush a. aYs plunge baths. aevshss
,ner sss As The doctor being ths eesiiest
nov hvne dsetpe cf Presssits Crpfesbere havnG
~ erp>rfence cf than aNsen yssrs svp his W.
nf On eurs being =. The kasss ef eyey Europsaa
r.. ne vstr ssvs syssm nsAs e the part q ese ssf
nrer vne Icy esnses themseives " hn- rhe sstAhus-
nsnsh s.v srs. Per hr>As psstisssss pssss aVpy y
The New York herald., 1850-06-29

fREicHrs-fo Liverpool. 500 bales Of square cotton
taken at 532d and zoos Island In round bales
at Sled. For corn Sd was demanded, and some dead
weight taken at 1os The Hsvrs packet of the nrst
proximo full having taken cotton at and ashes
NJ IS for pots and So for pearls To California there
. fair enquiry at 60c for measurement goods.
hoIAssrs were quiet, while holders nrm Some
small tales Of Cuba were reported At 2ic.
0ns-Linsced was In active request, to day, at In
proved rates The fales reached V0o gallons English
and American In casks at 5tc. 100 and American,
In barrels, at roc Some small Transaction In whale
were rumored at previous figures Lard oil quiet,
without change In price. The imports of sperm aud
vhsle oil into the United States for the week ending
Monday, June 2hh 1850, was as follows
Bbs. Sperm. Bjls Whais.
1850 $500
Previously ly................ 5sTl3 164,a3o
The New York herald., 1850-06-29
CALIFORNIA.

~ ksprss.fsr steamers OHIO. Eth June; CRESCENT
CITY. 1a July-The subscribers will forward the
W the above steamers With packages
fr.ss ehsye of special me.senfe With facilities
sssh second 70 .ens che e . prsrsr.1 70 casr seps-
fail to be psrecty satisfscsorv 0c~ds for wardsa "
sn Esrress pset With de,ertfce ~ Psssms The de-
Hvevy parcels and racha<ss W this line
rsrs 81 California attended 70 ~ the prorvieser in per-
in>datev after the arrival ef the steamer
r.sieec Parcels received 70 n NJ the day II sai
ing .rd et,c-r urtf ~ Packages and heavy freight
K~n~cnsbe THOMPSON HfTN0COCW.
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INSURANCEs.

OFFICE OF MERCANTILE MUTUAL INSURANCE
" Co., New York. June "a, lsJ0Notice Is hereby given,
that the Of proh issued for the year s4s with
the accruing interest will be handed to holders
their legal natives and after Monday ths Sth
day Of July next which time all interest thereon will
certificates be cancelled payment BY order
Of the Board CHARLES NEwCOMB. Secretary.
OFFICE OF MERCANTILE MUTUAL INSURANCE
" Co, New York. June a. lS50-Notice 10 hereby given
certificates Of prohs issued for the lSS with
the aecrung interest will be paid to the holders thereof
their legal and after Monday the Sh day
Of July which time all interest thereon will
cancelled BY order Of the
Board. CHARLES NEWCONB, Secretary.
The New York herald., 1850-06-29

CEEI-ANNUAL TRADE sALl OF BOOKS STATION
- Try, &c-ws beg to announce 70 the trade thst We
shan old regulsr Sale Thursda the on OF
Apgnit and following dsysdevotins the otn Ietn sna
17h 70 ssles Of Stationery Invoices aud with
the Oh Publishers Invoices hsndsy the 18Th o Ausust
prio enable purchasers to receive their goods In better
time ply tie Fall demand In which arrangsment the
interest and buyers will be mutually
noted The rules Of the sale will protect contributors
20 Iorg estsbiisheo he sold without The
whole offered the liberal credit Of six months
being three cent cks and hvs
All sales will be ceshed within thirty
days delivery Of goods deductng the usual
gusrante and interest With view to the increas
song Of the very extensive and eommodious stores
recently erected at the Of Broadway and White
which afor the ample facilities for conducting
business enlarged scale respectfully
sheed and should be forwarded immediately. as IL de-
srste TO give the extensive circulation to the caa
ogue wi ieh it is believed will be unusually large and at
tractve Cash advances will be made receipt Of goods
without any increase OF commissions.
COOLEY AND kEEsE. ST and S79 Broadway.
u GARDINER. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OIL
-. PsntnsB. Gardiner will sell at auction, this, Sa
turday onng June ~ at o'clock, at his sales
No. 33 Broadway, Anthony street (unavodably
postponed from yesterday hundred Oil Paintings just
received and fore exhibited we'll worthy the atten
tion Of the public. Catalogues ready.
IIENRY H.. LEEDS, AUCIIONEER.-THE MAGNIFI-
Ivory Statue of Christ Crucasd-Henry H. Leeds
Co will sell at auction, Monday July lst at IL o'clock.
In the gallery Of their store No all street. the cele
brad Of Ivory Stauy OF Christ Crucihed carved by
the Monk Fra Carlos 1t 10 confidently asserted be tho
largest, well the most exsustely carved, piece OF
Ivory Satusy the world and viii positively be sold to
the highest bidder
The New York herald., 1850-06-29
PUBLICATIONS.

Vvw OF TaE RsINs OF THg LATE CoNrLAoRA-
Hon at San Trnncitco1he suhscrkers will tubish on
ss.dsy I'd Jsiy h.s, .hgrsrie vsv eth rsiss t the
st~ve cesrueve fre printed In hssutfs tint
secute drs-ng raae upon the spot the day after tns
sssser. sad frrvstee them Cresee.t tsty siss
lf,ls inches Price Tire esosi aiscaurt the
rses H.s Invited rums-r q s,ss -n >. tsssr, esriy
Assns fcr crssoys csnfornis ksrress lG Pearl a. ".
The New York herald., 1850-06-29

RARNUMs NUsEUM-PHILADELPHIA-P r. BAR
mum. proprietor and manager Henry Sanford assistant
manager for this week Of j. Ssbee the
sole portiayer of Yankee Pecularss appear every
evening during the week and and Saturday
afternoons In the aernoons the Bell Ringers the Better
seeneous wsIbers and grand ires by the Com
pany The Mammoth Lady and the Hoosier Giant remain
Tor limited time -Four huge serpents and e 900 euros
ties. OF the most remarkable Something
10 years, l21s cents.
The New York herald., 1850-06-29

On Tbursday evening, June a. by the Rev. J. J.
Matthias, 0gones H. U,BsrnD Jr, to the smiabls aud
accomplished Miss susArsAH WAsD, both of this city
Before Gods holy altar,
You have made solemn vow,
May II In after years
Remain unchanged as nov.
The New York herald., 1850-06-29
RArLnOaps.

CaNDEr AND AsBoy RAILS ROAD LIN r ron rHfLA-
ss'Eh,s s.v.s sslo,a Sau ra ,.s hall, gs,. e.s
Asys sseertst )frsu Pier Ne North uver psrs-vsss
e1nss care. ~ second slass ssrs "a
The New York herald., 1850-06-29

WASHINGTON HALL, 6es BROADwAY-NIcHTLY
w crowded to see Hsningtons Moving Doramas-The
Creation Of the World, The Deuge Abbey Polar
Regoh River Rhine and Italian Fantoecin epea every
evening At o'clock. For schools half
+. n. Tickets Is cents. Children half price.
The New York herald., 1850-06-29
FIRE ARMS, Sc.

GUNs AND PISTOLS
,opsss arrel kovlins Guns, embracing every va
rtety English aud cermAA
,oos tnse barrel DO. DO.
1000 United States Nsststs. elegant.
leo DO. DO. Rifes.
fnoo Pairs assorted postst holster ana belt fisteh
tU Revolvers sssorted, 81 each.
Every article rssded BY The sportsman or sassn,h tspt
soNW Ban Cartridge Cutlss-s.. ssbres Bovis Knves
Including full stock of Hardware ans Cntsry a.
trenely low prices A. w sPIkSk CO,
VI Maiden lane nsst the sosnsr sf Gold street
ITO sPoRTsnIN-rirE DOUBLE ouNs-A rREsu
sssortnsnt of English Double Guns. tuttable ~.
expressly fer psttfidFe qssl ssd voodcsek shootns
soms very fre, juti reeeivedty
IhANCIS TONES SONS, nssvs lane, n York
Percueicn Gers q all tindsh walkers Eleys wesley
Rehsres, CoSt. s'art'y. Ne ts GVb wsddss shot
~ sutbes ro~dsr llasks Ifuntins and
nenr Knives great variety Also, sole eleys
rstent Wine srd lniserfsl Slot Csrtriases.
FRANCIS TONES SONS, Maiden lane, ~. York.
The New York herald., 1850-06-29

ERANKLIN MUSEUM. It's CHATHAM SQUARE, OPEN
every afternoon o'clock and in the evening by
the original Female ninstrs the only organised band
isdiss In ths world company Of Twelve Per-
isrmers. Also the trespe OF Male and Female
every sfternscn and evening in variety Of splendid
scntatons Of Living Pictures together with the tribe
"Bedoun Arab Grh the only ones 10 existence who win
70 Through their gymnasto fests Prices Of admission
Private BsxsG, "a