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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-06-15

A CARD-1nE PUBLr' Is PARTICULARLY In
"A ussd 70 ssl snc slsmirs she psantsg sf the Asor
HOUSE. Bsruns Hotsi Brsd not.l. With Hsiers sssn
Slcst White ~htch and applied ~ other
p.inisr in the Uned states srt W hs nv.nr Persons
that - give send erter have the
.ss....a " W tlyns ., H..rs rss, s,er. corner q
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WATERINo PLACE.

C0zzENS HOTEL, VI Est POINr.-THis EsrABLIsH-
~ rivAllea for its scensry,
salubrty Of lie position, Is open and fully prepared
receive families ansient vste The swift
street At O'Clock every morning. tssehins Cosssas
wharf, for Landing p.sssnSsr &c. In the afternoon
the Columbus and Hudson leave the dock between Liberty
and Chambers Streets also touching ct Cozsen Wharf
70 o'clock in che evening" stopping ct Gsrron
boats Are ever IN readiness 70 ferry aeross the
DowELT0N HOUSE. HEwBURcH-rHR PRoPkIe-
tor Of this verits and agreeable place 81
takes pleasure in calling the attention OF the New YORK
vaeo he feet that he prepared for abe reception
The high stimAtio 10 which hi house held BY fsmes
who have tks months there, he 10 will
render sxtendsd notice q it's superior attractions in
point Of location, sesneEy drives &C. uaneee.sAry la
srdef heretofore win sspplied nth every dslie.ey
the Affords In Addit the former r. tss
reaching Sewbrrsh by sssmbos her. are ave trains Of
Early sppleAus1 should be ssise.on Of
t..H ...s l-f-.r U. DONALD
EAIRFIILp MAXINE HoTgL-J. b, xoNSor IN
forms bis frends and the public, shAt the 18th Of
Juse be will open The Above brsssh simmer
resor Of the New Vera Hotel The hotel thus announced.
ntsste the pleasant uags Of FAIRFIELD Connseteus
spen Long Island sound and e.n,sueus 70 an s1eelsas
rounding country celebrated r the beauty Gifts and
fAeifiss fer romantic rides and drives Trains per New
Haven psirosd stepping rArnsd e.ve and return 70
ryins from, half hours The hotel Win
eomcsats about i've hundred aud viii be under The
person al direction Of Capt. stephen X Roe.
lIcE's HOTEL NEW RoCHELLE-TaE UNDER.
N signed has the pleasure infr hs fresds and the
public thai bis ustsi Tor the and that
and board for the season; also for transient vstsrs
.ksw RocHssas. Jane n, 1880. a.. y. RfCK
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k'lNL AkIS.-fARChhEST And COLORkD CRAY
or similar 70 thee. usad W Brohsft the rrs.s ps
have uss been received 10 N. ssd Of
800 ooupII@ vBfKRr CO. 80 Bross~sy.
L'fNE ARTe-PARIs IN A rOCKrr.-JUsT RsCefvED
from Ier~s besutiful veiume co,tsinnx the prrci-
rsl views ~ fsris and s srvrons knrsvrs In all n
z Az g.'hsr -. ,,st y,rs .r.d lev cepiss on hand
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DIR. cHARLEs nUrDEs
WARM CuRE EsTasLl sHmErr,
~

nL.UsDe EEePECTrJLLyINf HIS rtlkNps
ne eueic that Ne has bscems erner o. the sse pf
nuess s<svCure ksssbnshmsrt ss Bsrsos yle swcsns
ns s,ss srs. sAs rovthsmp.cn Rsre.d pepcs ssves
noWs roe ro New fvh, about avs fros Boston SO nvs
SsS Aissny stosted ~ cf the pleasant vaev
g res knzsse surrecnded nth voet krevn hills ans
sssst snd s-lsss srsnse vsSs Tks air rurs hesy
SO w ensse lie ssd s ssske. The see Nnd spsccus
budisss on- al the necesaxy for
Es,s~ses sveh iarse Yiusss bahia dsush.s ana sry
81. srssise he. Hs sceetsr fsins ths earliest soc
hvins cfepie - fessnits crfesk-rx snd havine
sssfencs 81 srs thss nfseer 81 his svr wrn
On .sr esrs . .sins ~ shs hssds - sysry sur.Ess
frsn ths vsssr csrs .yssw, msss ths fsst ~ yeo~
.s.,. 40. rs. Per fsssAss psrsss.is psssss ssviys
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So: ss.. ,ss. az,
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sALEs IN AUCTiOa.

II A. Chiffon. AUcTIoSEER.-sALR or CAR
~ RACES Wsfeas Harness. kc Cels Chtoa will cell
h sus;S. On Iss;s.y June ~ .. ny osloel Coffee
ksq, Lnseutor - large s.rsuch; family carriages do
90 YIN ,s,ftDG front Light waxenr With leather top
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BOARDISG, &c.


A PRIVATE FAMILY, HAVING MORE ROOM THAN
room, On tn: r' ass5 q hsa., i
p.a.sns and eonysnisnt % the stages. The rooms
sas and s.s xdsS rsss .s one. .s
RoAkpISG-suiIEs OF GOOD ruRslsHEo ROOMS
door .,S para eP f"i s.sss p,.s ,sss !. 90 ssss
ss.rdns house. ....e.hea prsssiy for s.a,sn where
nd oeld b. Rooms for the use Of occupants. Apply Mr..
-ss. and TO Or three sss' s,n,l;%ss can obtain
sS.s lib ss.r On terms. Barclay
street fersoss vtns the city for short time csn also
7Q7 BROADWAY. oPfosITs GkAvE CaUkcn.-
the present prsrrisSr Ter the sesenodssiss q s.S
us%.n .ss ,% n -,s s.sn' 10 .s' baths. ana .iss
city fors sbor, time can Also be sreon noss,.t.
p sAs1, Ten ..E.
fn. fan for e, ',%%ss nsssA: ,as ~. gel.
No fsD.ssnsn street. Nee York. between hssr. of 10
49, 49,.
CouNTRY HOARD wANTKp-wsSTkD--foR
.hs % ss ss. q. s.r. M s ~
dsrase sns the access Addres. Boz s sstiss ters
S.sDIssoN.s to.LlGk n0rsL-oNE SUITE OF
- psror and two three ehsmb.rs suitable Tor
large family. new vacant.
n ssTIEsES on PARfIEs WISHING rURsIsHrD
S.isy a.. asss location Suss.s ,sap.
s. % s.S ss rss % s..sS. e. i.ss.
from sistsenth street 80
aOHsGs-
EoR sAIE-A FAIR OF YOUNG BAY HORSES WELL
matched. had in double single harnees ese good
s.ddis Horse and v.rrSntea -ourd Ao CarriHse BasU
"1'' ''' '''' "'s'' s.Ep'Syt , rsr, u..a...
"A EAicafD fsTR OF oRxY NAkEs SoR sALs-
a perfect pair u ssli matched gray
Nnted sound rins and limb; hind and gentle In hsraess
.ss S..ss .. ar. s Il. sA VII ss'S 1. az
either double or single. Apply ct WM. S0NAS's Livery
Stables y and ~ Mercer street or o. 80 Frost
VoR sALE-AS KxCsLtEST FAMILY HORSE. rHo-
roughly sound aud kihd In all respects ~ either for
Jingle OF double hsrne yesrs old most valuable snims
70 srr prscu In want ~ such horse. Also tcsethsr OF
sspsrsts With harness pete double seated Rek
s-a Csrriase Will BE- solt a. fair rae The owner no.
having eeniences for keeping them Apply mmsdsty
~ - Broad street ks-srs, ~. 49,
uoRskS AND CAkRIAoEs FOR sAJH-A PAIR or
superior ssrrase horses. fns sdys ssdte horse
light elos or kockswsy; also carriage. With
harness sso nearly z7sts trons aud hsrasss
all In rood order The tors-e warranted sold
quehce ~ The going shresd To be ct stable
No. West 18th strest, nsar Fifth avenue
HORSES AND CARRIAGES TOR sALE-A PAIR OF
youns and yell Aruken horse and coupe, with hsr
eompste would te sold eparstsy or Together Apply
the stable o. The alley West FfssNn strvet
nesr Broadway b...e. The hours offs ana 10 ososh NJ
and snd o'clock, Y. NJ
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DARNUM's CHINESE MUSEUM, $50 BROApwAY. Bx-

- Spring and Prince Streets r. 7. pro-
prietor aud Re-engageuent for q short zine
longer commencing Monday June 10TH Chinese Lady
and Suite who visiting the principal cities che
Union previous 90 .her departure for Europe In addition
to the Chinese Family, six In number including
with feet IN inches long the Chinese Collection
Of One Million Chinese Curosties voesl and Instru
ental Music during the day and evening Open from
NJ. till 10 PM Admission twenty-five cents; children
upder half prtee
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WAXING.

BOvE ALL SAY, DON'T BUY or ANY PEND ERs.
IN pesdiinr r-espt pretendng IL ID
nine snd geeple o. 50 cent. Ne
svsr how d. sst redres You where 20 and
hin; bat every toey whers Twsfvetree
collars worth o. him does not yoo have only
step down 20 the Merchants Bank the a.
ppet there for the Those who
sna have mer. eney than w.t. -li .sy Of VI. pea.h.
prudent the their dollar and
kecefset all the washing before hreakfAzt
TwgLvE1Rkt rsom II, No ~ Nsssss.st N. Y.
yVAsHiNc sAsE EASY BIT MADAME BEAyELr,
w Patent Iauadrsss. = rhousAsds hare tried shis
rlsn hs~ perfect satfscion ensbfes person
DO large washing with bnt little labor and small
thscothes Price osly 81 sealed
Direct Madame Beave Patent Lssndres q Am strsss
New rsrk. Postpaid. ..II rm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-06-15

LNRANkLIN MUSEUM l75 CHATHAM SQUARE, OPEN
every afternoon at o'clock ening at g. Nv
ladies the world oomPrisins company Twelve Per-
Arstes commonly called Model Artistic will appear
every afternoon and evening in variety splendid repre-
sensations Of Living Pictures together with tribe Of
"Bedouin Arab Girls the only ones in existence win
20 through their gymnasio feats Prices Of admission
Stage seats, s cents; Bo1ss eents Parqustss
pr,v Rnv
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DRY oOOps. &c.


MoRTcAcEES SALE or VALUABLE STOCK or
M sy Coods a. one bal. ns hrss ss' sess sns sss.rs
of White The having been closed ~ lag
snd the sale q the go.ds resumed this day BY order
and the whole stock closed % targs dis
s,uns from the erss cost, articles will BE sold
close the Business and ladies' will do vel 70
avail 81 the bargains offered, the
tesh very rich sna valuable ssi must BE- sold Without
delay by order of pcrtsases TO close the buaness. Ns
Broadway. corner Of White street
vUsr RECElvED-PER srEAurR NEW AND
ebsice As-ertmsnt Il sentemsns farnishsg seeds si
Crsvs ~ AID desirable styles Stoves Hosiery Un-
Ger garments 6 sc adapted " the pr~eot SEASON ct the
cid estsblshmsnt 81 AGATE (formsriy Psrsihs Axass
~ Broadway. corner Para Place
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THE suznEn INVASION.

ruNHE SUMNER INVASION
II The veathsrs vsrm-fr.m foor and vAli.
The ccckrosches ard bsd-bugs crawl.
The h.use reeounds vita sus OF lies,
The anita come forth % every sifes
And and nice much eoldsx
Than when the stmosphsrs vas colder.
Thsisssets would yos sweep Away.
Try the sasnetic peedeve-thsy
VII eoekroseh hes and bsd-tug Danish.
And eauss the srts snd aies 90 vanish.
n the Magnetic Pills you
The rats aud nice make their sdisur.
fnssets and vermin. rats or 6sas,
Die whsn they taste the~s rsnediss.
sold osly ~ the prsTreiof LYON, ~ bros3vsy.
DUBLIxHGD, BIT n IEvKTr. BKST1sT ez BROAD
vsy, ~ sditon-Best means o. frssswvins tse Teeth.
Atnesphers Prussr tssry Artificial Teeth Isvets
Patent knans ke he The above u.efu srs isstructvs
vcrh Dsy ~ oraned gratis BY application " the ssshor
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ss.y ar: :,r.n:s T:.s::a.y E,:.ss.Jsin, s.n.ss q,
ns: scum. s:iun . sssiss .,s.nsss:S 2,
":nsJ ssidr,- nnasr ten y..rs hf-p1ios
sALiGs IN AUCTION.
r A. Chiffon. AUcrIosEER.-sALs OF CAR
-. rasst wagon. nArnss ae. Ces chil.oa will cell
SIP 's1';t Ssa;.
E.q I,.su,er - l.Iss s;rsueh, family carriages do
soaS. and ;las. h.rs. ps.sIv. and ies .s.s s'
.,I,,. sOR SALE AND TO LEY.
4. . .s e. sss., tsogr .r
s:,.ss .so., g .s,,: q 'ss q 'sl.ss
rsf . mss .rs. and S.s s -
so ;: ss, *. .. G $. for ID
: SO :s,s 1Iss ,I 4 A'
EoR SALE OR EXCHANGE. ron uNIHrRovED PRO-
rerty in the 18th ward the fesr story hSsse and Lot
s., Win ii modern i"ps;;:%ss;: :s:,ss .:s:1 &C.
lts Grand s,rect, nesr BrsAdsay.
ITO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LEASE FOR SALE. OF
the fs.r story house IA Dsy street, Broadway has
ssrs ss, ysf.s Az SpgIs SS. .r' 70
street IL being widened. Apply on Che premises
SALoo., coNFEcTroNARy AsD sEoAR STORE FOR
p.ss viii ss .o s :uc .a IA Saa s q s., 1ns
:os ss.sun 70 ana sss S apPSy.f a. 81 h1a
only y. s.,:ssiss us s.si.s ~ .sirsiisn. ~
sss ps.psr,y ssissrsslly s.snevlsdged 90 b. moe.
public and prss,s Is ~. !, oSsrson bS, IN .sd sGs 70
:sss .ss par. ~. :, ISs..S' %
A Is , :,E r y ~ ma = s q, mos,
.. is,s'.r ssasd,as -. s.ri;..' vii Md "a.
sEytIssi, eesies,,, .i please scdf" 70 ALGxk. NOR
EoR SALE. OR 1oLgr-A LARGE STONE DwELl-
s.S.s s.l or .aOss The iurni,srs sna ssh,
one q sh. most h.s aid eon,sni.st residences. % this
Perry every ave @iss re. inquire Iess on II. PR.
nss.. :, The foot o. srty-sr.t street. ka.t River
CoR sALE-woopwoRTB PATExT FLAMING MA
eni.ssi sevsfsl rov on hand and heshed 9Th iAs.st
,s.y % mill spTs,s fasai;hss q, sasrissf
~ rsi.ss :.,-.s: ',''-''e1 !. J. y. lssffR
ITO LKr.-rHr WHOLE OR Pant OF A HOUSE, ON
,es rear bs,%nsss ,o.a s.e tssn
dens uniting the aavas,sges o. city snd sounty. Rsnt
cheap Aprly on ,hs rrsmi.... -
To LET, voR rHE SINNER sIAsoS. A PINE THEE
bedrooms. Kitchen .,.s ..ap 40 ,.s. on H. Island y
p..'' we .,ss irs Glen Coz. I.ss.s Lsss i.ssa ssd
atss on The Sound Assbe ..lss drives b.,hins
up. from T1isoa x.is. iss s.s, references r,aurs2
pr astsss ps.,,eslars apply % Mrs. hnisis 80 Broad
CoAp FACTORY TO Lgr-sIrUArE IN rgE REAR
c.p.s 81 ~ ne ~ e. .s' y %s eo sssp
Ssus H''p rss az .u az rs cS.ry
CUksIsBtD ROOMS To LET, Win BArH ROOM
and ,s,sr .ios.. attached 1Asse room. arr = pr.
i i"as,,. s l''i niSss 10 ne % .S.
rrsnsIIn street via !. l., q ssl. Sss,lsssn oaiy.
Two ,tUNSIsnIp Rooms TO .Lsr, Ar No, rs
. couple Of sit gle gsnssmeu.
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nCOITs AND sKIrTLES THE LOVERS OF THE
" above sames can enjoy themselves in the tslest
style Mt the East Brooklyn Hail. where he the best
ground extsn Stages from she Fulton forty the above
bouse tive minutes quot tch of Tues
day next at the above place, for 500 aside.
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ron Sale AND TO LET.

E,oR SALE OR EXCHANGE. ron uSIHrRovED PRO-
rerty in the 18th ward the fosr story hoase and Lot
hesinth avenue. twentyth third The House 10
built With all shs modern inprevm-nts ers.on wster &C.
Appyt IOOMBY n ANDERfON;
Ns Grand streCt BrsAdsAy.
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OTTO COTTAGE. NORTHUMBERLAND INSTRUMENT
" tai Free Concerto STRAUSS celebrated Band every
Monday, Wednesday. And Friday, commencing At y.
FsrriAge reduced TO & cents. r.
Min the weather unfAvOrabie. ths Concert will
take place nsxt day. u 1l lf
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VOUNG MEMS DevoCRATIC REPUBLICAN, GENE
II raj Comintte bers OF this COMMITTEES
susstsd attend SPECIAL q the Committee 70 b
held At TaInn III this (SAturdsy) evening At esh
o'clock usin III TIE utmost Importance GARarr
SrnnxR, ChAirmsz; janice Turner. II. bbets. Score
taries.
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nLYMPIC-PIEkCES MlNSTRELS-rAE ORIGINAL
" Pompey. late If Christys hnstrel AZ broadway.
Howard and Grand Every evening durins
the weekDoors T. Concert o'clock The newell
ties nrod by II. Pierce style Of Ehiopisa per
formances which have been received each night with
the most decided marks Of appreciation audiences
has stamped the being the ne plus dltra of
Afternoon performances welnesd VS. and
Saturdays Door open at concert at O'clock Adms-
son q cents. Orchestra boxes sec private boxes S.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06
TWELVE DAYS
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
Arrival OF TME EMPIRE GErY
WITH OVER A MILLION Oh DOLLARS.
TERRIBLE RAVAGES OF THE CHOLERA
ON TIE PACIFIC STEAMERS.

The steamship Empirs City, Capt. Wilson, ar.
rived yesterday morning in 81 days from Chagtos
On her passage GU, the Empire City arrived OH
Chagres on the evening of the 23i August The
merchandise FOR Panama and San Francisco va,
forwarded to Cruces on the cath and 25.h by large
barges.
On the 25tl The steamboat Ralph Rivaa Left for
Gorgona.
The steamship New. Orleans arrived at Panama
on the ed of Aug. and you'd leave for Gan Fran
cisco Sept 3. She will probably take up the pas
sengera Intended for the Panama
The steamship Panama arrived at Panama FROM
San Francisco on the evening Of the 2lst bringing
81 800 coo in gold dust and abous $40 passengers.
The Panama, left Acapulco AVE. TO- on the 18th
the Cholera broke cut among the passengers With
sudden aad most terrible violence
The following are the names Of some OF those
who died before reachiog Panama: Aug. H-John
McLanchy, Of Plymouth Co. Ohio aged 81 year, !;
Norman Comerie, Of Johnstowp, N. Y aged "a
years William Thomas, of Rochester, Indiana,
aged 81 years Joseph Dale of Philadep hia, (lste
OF Lima); 6. W Sutton, of Madison Co. N Y. aged
IS; Joseph Ridgley, of Baltimore aged III Capt.
Ashby, of Mystic, Conn Capt. J. F. Manchester,
Of Marthas Vineyard; Capt. Robinson, Of BufllO,
and about 40 others, whose names were not ascer.
tanned.
The steamahip Panama, on her passage down
met the steamer Isthnua one day out of Panama
The steamers NortherGer and Republic leit AGA
pulco previous to the arrival Off Panama'
The Empire City brings in duss and CON- on %
freight. $3.50, COO Dust and coin in the nsn'' u
the passengers, 100000. Total sI,l56'oOO 49,
The Empire City Ieft at Kingston sni ~ w ~
.te,m.bip Cherokee, taking in coal ana 'eS'' V
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06

fsttor OF the Institutes and Practice OF Medicine Ia
the Louisville University and Doctor Samuel ~
Cross Professor Of Surgery in the same iDssltauon
have both resigned their Pro'es'orahip' in Loai',
vile and accepted appointments il the New YORK
University. Doctor Gross, for many years the Gus
tins upbed Surgeon of the West is not only sR'i-
fa operator but alse an eloquent and effective lee.
turer on surgery he is, Also the author OF an
elaborate and standard work on Pathological Ans',
omv. Dr. Bartlett s well known as one OF sno
abest teachers Of his brEnch OF medical sc'euc9
end has written much and ably on various sooieG1S
His works on the Philosophy OF Medicine, ISp .i
Fever, &c &c. have given him proud Po'l1.oh
among the medical scholars Of the day. Win sacu
additions to the enine Mt gentlemen composing 'uo
Medical F alculty of the NewYork University, "o
cannot but augur the happiest results
NORTHERN LIBERTIES RosE!Co-L ladies' are H.
vited to call at the House of No. Is Hoss Company
in Eldredgeat near Division, this evening" to see
the beautiful Hose Carriage of the Philadelphia
Company. It well worth visit
THE REINDEER.-This superb new boat has been
upou the line between This City and NewHayen, Bs
Will be seen by an advertisement in another column sh7
will hereafter run regularly between the two piscea ador
r p opportunity for qhtfu pleasure rips while The ass
son lasts Any trip however, mus! be pleasaLs Wh5Fe
Capt Degroot commands.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06
Mining Intelligence.

The news from the mines is exceedingly good;
the yieldB of gold daily iucreasiug as the wasere
recede Extensive dams aud trenches have been
msde in several parts for tho purpose OF turning the
streams An anticipation, shared ia by most OF the
miners, is that when the waters snslde there will
be found an abundance of dust.
MURPHY's DIGGINGs "A company OF seven men
have taken out In one SPOT in the above tanned To-
cation, in less than seven weeks, $4,000 in gold
dust This is ther et proceeds, clear OF expenses.
Another company OF ak took out. III tho same
dggipgs, last week, ~ pounds Of dust This com-
pany ID working hf.y tour feet beneath the surface
The great points of concentration are tho Mer-
cedes, Tuolumne, and Ssanislaua. Encouraging
accounts have reached ne from the Calaveras,
There ia lack Of provisions aud the health of the
whole district is excellent
In one portion OF the mines, a party OF MeXic ans
working under Americana, nave perched them
seyee ona piece of table land, existing on the top
of mountain, and here, secreted from the eyea of
the tax collector, they are mskng pile.
The Sacramentopans boast now aud then of &
ten or twenty pound lump At Mafphys mfher
hIs In bis possession lump weighing ninety TIRES
pounds, OF which IL bas been asceftalntd &C least
one half in pbre gold pSo thousand fonr hundred
{" hoes' are registered at Murphq's as pree nption
claims Thoss present at the frst OF Augult TO
answer Ia the matter OF preemptlons, forfeit their
claims
MERCEDES "A lucky honbre, on the head wat
era OF the Mercedes has extracted lump weigh.
ing So pounds, nearly all pure gold.
San AN1oNio AT this point, which was de-
serted last winter FIVE man nave been taking out,
on an average seven ouncea each for the past
eleven days.
The report is favorable from all the mining region
south; and the yield is undo ubsedy greater than
at any previous aeaaon IT the troubles witch
seitate our district were only at an end which we
feel assured they soon will be, the San joaquin
district would rapidly distance any other eeotion OF
the State. Stockton Jour.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06

sail ina few hours TIE steamship q so-,,, wit,
the MALI lef' chagrss the day previous for Nav
York, via Havana
The weather at Kingston had been unusually
warm for several days The T.l.ni OF Jamaica
was very healthy.
TIE passengers state that il was very healthy
on the Isibmus
The following ia the Empire Citys
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06

From our files of California papers, received by
the Empire City, We extract the following particu.
lsre of business and news on the Pacific:
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SIGNoR SALyI's RsNEFIT,-.The great tenor
takes his ben fit this evening, when he will ap.
pear in his fayorte character Of Edgardo in Lucia
di Lammermoor he admirers (aud they are innu
mersbe in this City of this truly great artist need
no fur her attraction lhaH this. But when it is
known that the world renowned Botesini is 20
perform the Carnival Of Venice on the double bass
we fear that even Castle Garden will be found too
small for the auditors " ho will crowd its ample
circumference.
THE EMPLoYlNG PRINTERs.--Last evening a
meeting Of the Employing Printers was held at the
Printers Library, to take into consideration the
Scale OF Prices adopted ty the Journeymen Print
ers. committee of Niae was appointed for that
parpose, who agreed to meet and report in two
weeks. ERAsTus BROOKS, Esq. of the EcwesS,
acted as President, and c. w B enedics, Secretary.
NEW YORK UNlyERsITY--MEDIcAL DEPART
MENT -Our columns this day contain the an
nourcement that the ensuing Winters lectures
in the Medical Deartmept of the Ne~-York
University ard it WILDE ssen that two im-
potapt vacancies in the L aculty have been i'll ID
by gentlemen OF wide spread rsnowu in their re-
speotige departments. Doctor Elsha Bartlett, Pro-
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or division viz 4tfrmatire-Ald Grifg. oodgs Wood
Oakley. chapman IN President, Aid Smith TAIL Hsws
Miller shsw Cool, BaLd. DsIanates Frsnsln and Csnck
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sept, Ito.
Balcony, No

3 iIcuUy, NO. =
Tnls portion OF the
lIcse, mutt be retained,
20 secure possession OF
Ihs seat, according 10 inc
aumner. the seat mus!
.De taken possession OF,
" ii VIII be forfeitei.
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MDLLE JENNY Ii N DIS
FIRST
CONCERT,
Wednesday, Sept llth.
No. -, Bale ~.
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The steamer Phoenix has been raised and Is to
dredge for gold in :ne Yuha River. The steamer
Linda is so being fitted for the game purpose.
Steamboat Martha Jane, on hey passage up
Feather River, struck a anag about seven mieE.
below Yuba City and sunk. The freight and furni-
ture the boat were saved Motives lost The &C
oident occurred on the evening Of the 20.h inst.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-06-06
TREASURER'S Sale
Of Unseated Lands and Lots in
Cambria county A. ID. 1850.

/, JOHN G. GIVEN, Treasurer of Cambria CO.
in the Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania i, in pur-
suance of the several acts of Assembly of said
Commonwealth, directing the'time and manner
of selling unseated lands for taxes. Do Hereby
Gire Notice, that the following described tracts
of unseated lands and lots of ground in the
said county of Cambria. or such part thereof as
may be necessary to pay arrearage of taxes
due thereon for one year more, will be of
fered for sale at the Court House, in the Bor-
ough of Ebensburg. the Second Monday ,
(being the l0lh> day Of June nert, and contin-
ue by adjournment, froE. day TO day, until the
whole be sold for such arrearage of taxes, and
costs necessarily accruing thereon.