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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-28

WANTbD-By respectable young woman, H1a-
w uOn todo the general house work Of small family
The bes OF reference given from her ssI psce Inquire al
Sill FEstsv. nes' sevenieeuth.sL je23 IT.
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~ For other summer Retreats see lid rage
= TT,CE0FTHEN. y. * Err. R.co.-Nsw

s,1Ss r. H. NEVIS aud chss C. King Esqs; ,,,, ,sy.
nm 10 receipt OF yours oi he u 81 ms say
. sircs The nubicaiion OF an advertisements oy Us
T rus Tor the sale o. certain lot, IN D1okE Ss e9
<oh lnst - -, he N T. r. Is 10 De a. las place
The e.os TO 10 Know the Determination Of our Board upon
,Ie suhecL In answer to your communncSvVn = r /,
We 49, he Westsrp terminus OF tho n T. q r. ~ ~ ~
~ 10 ., omnkirl which supposed 70 oe wen uaI L.,
STOOD TIE work tho whole Inc Of me GSSa 10
mace 10 under contract and In rsPa Pc Seos made 10
sUp de Necessary budDg msehne ss3ps &c o. I l
plsee and only wal. the final seItemen, 0, oeos their
hnng 20 ,ne AN Independent road howeyer Is now rs
os built nom DuDhiE 10 Erie IN r ,sa
sane ~a1n ., mi AS before mentioned Ihe western
s.Ine lo.i nf he YNE r. 10 at DonkTE on LsAe
Erie Yours Ie.PSS,.'.s.ttiS rOnER President
is25 1vyis (sigreol BENJAMIN bOOEn, -
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WANrhD-by ares ,eclab.e healthy woman VINO has
w sbbny one month Old, situation as wet nurse APP
Ply MS.O Iho'av' e-ween Twent, eighth and T~euty.
ainth sh len 2iis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-28


IfsILD sTAIEs PAIENT OFFICE. Jaas g $50 t17
r~tt4n OF W sCHLEf, admin strator " JOHN SILL
Oh for The eAtens % ~ pnt
sat Jctu Silly improvement peking AM DrrsA 80, ~
s.ven years from eaprato1 Or sad pti-l ~Ae- ' ~ ~
tie gTfl cay ofOlfooer, i-1ot a. p..o. ID .. On
Tie fr.t Monday september neTt AZ u etA u p -
rs I'D 10 ava ear and cause any th~y have wy ~
.fnu ought lct BE- granted ,r,i n e.. nsoobf. Iofsi
- --5 I-o~ Ws.iire'1r CITY, y G. norm -. s,. -
80 ~ i-Irbs. Trtaa~. Se- tOrsf Journs f', ~ Z, ,
fi-r. r-r..,. and sslfael A slsta r-' 49,
Tree s-cc-'s'e ~uo~' f' DEWITT {. LAWRENCE,
le1t 49,, Comm ...oaer VI ltrlts
= g. y4tor. Of d. above papers VII ease ,fy 90 ~ ~
- ~ p.f-1t Olle. With paper eoni.nifs ln' lo1
iel6 lse5rF
,etrvF COURT Cty md County of he~ fors-clHoa ..
- - I,oatan HaufagEnsss--for f~-r--1 tpni 10
- A. NATHAN HUsTs You are Lefe9y ~ ial - tl ~
- ---r FL. -o- d trt.o1, vl-L ha 9r.n - "a
800 I'd tl the cry a1d County d NeN sAi a. 10
- m -. CIV keN tors, sn ~ serf@ coy u Jo. Al
u q rs'uf The sriscrt- ~ MIR ce 70 y
, fb@ Cfy fork, sfin tasny DAYS ai-f We 'ef
IA HI .un11ns sou, &c Te Of ne day u t--l seAr
- ,r ~, 10 sa.ser fr sad complaint Ttn ne tine ai.fe.A
p al. acton VII sppy 70 the Cour or he relief 10
tos c,..p ia.1L- Dated NeS Tor. Juns - ~
WALLS & BRADSHAW,
,@gsfsVevF Pia'nin Aiiorne5' p Joensl
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WANTED wholesale clothing house, LAD 10 70
w Is years Of age; accustomed 10 handling cot1iog
preferred. Address 10 handwriting o! applicant j. M y
q this chee Je2 81"
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" CaTd.-To AVOID great loss OF time aud incon
yenience themselves and Others the undersigned
compelled publish notice Our charge for consuta-
Den personally by letter. s. FOR fail board treatment
40 week day treatment ST s-day Visits 81 10 S.
sordine 10 time Obsienc fee IN Ordinary cases, So
Persons wishing for Information may procure AN In
SEDUCTION to Water Cure" ~ cts or, Experience In
Wstsr Cure % eta which Will mail, II desired
Persops consulting By letter, should mention SEX age
condition employment domestic relations, health Of pur
80 and fv habits OF living form diseases aud In.
csons state ofungs digestion, bowels renal aud repro
sncve functions sensibity 10 cold and concise history
M descrotoD OF their present ailments The peculiar
md diseases Of the should also be carefully
gsscrbed The requisite advice and full directions for
sore treatment then be given The FIRST letter must
sriose 4 fee Of s. subsequent letters 81.
T. L. NICHOLS MD Water Cure
MARY S COVE NICHOLS ! Physicians
81 Yves, Twenty-secoDd-st
10, iswsusDkltW' New-York City.
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an SATURDAY MORNING

x,ur RE PUBLISHED, complete opK
WILL D TgE Enjoys OF NE"-tohN, - Three
beng the .sqosl to The Mysteries, .ad M e.o
Year. hsa and for sale vhoessle snd rso ?, ;, Anna.
1.t.s
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mol ownrns rrn DIES os coNTsAcr0Rs.

TO OWNERS, BUILDERS OF coNTR1ASToNS'
DOORS, SASH AND BLlNpS. Cha.
SUPERIOR KILN.DRIED DOOhSS, $500 q,
white on hand OF made to order al such prices as vi" D''
hi 70 suit purchasers .. q, ,,,r,.b s,v OF
The Subscriber Ia prepared TO eontrac. ~ All orirs
VII he packed for transportation, or deyerso t.pAIf
a beetnSn-sl N Y LEES l2useod'l N. /, n NJ noAHH
HomBRCHANTs AND PRIVATE "a s,.srs no
6lhe freneh General Agency lnlormsuopb sreueh
Oreenwlehtt NY proposes % all persons isna
servants &c. lheir EMPLOY for Sept next or hsvrs
houses or country places SELL TO call q! e o' member
NE departure OF tho steamer Of The "a July as 80 =
Of the Agency VIII proceed 10 Paris and take WIN nu
ne commissions Of which they may be inIusa Tr.ns
i1lofmsion on France aud Europe cal, De ana
aaons IN every language viii be promPus eS $500 t5s
security viii be given for every operation 0' ""'-
may be inlrusled On
lez88 81 RICHARD p DE MELVILLE w.
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~ ANtED-A situation ~ laundress By c1mpsten
w giI who produce smoe testimouials No obie.-
ions TO The country Apply Il Sixth ayenuein the Book
store ie29 IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-28

WANTED = situation waiter or ehambermal5, or
basement door. tsSS of.s
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r Eor other Ercu,,lon, ,es vIIM Paqe.
-n~ DAY LINE FOR BOSTON, PRovI
E-kalhass---iN nENCE NEWPORT AND SrONIN0

U~SS sDAY LINE FOR BOSTON, PkoyI-
Esz3lhiH5---fNDENCE, NEWPORT AND SrONlNu.
re.r.zr- 7117aT ON--Nep Ar,aHgemenf commencing
Saturday June the accommodation OF the pleasure
travel The business public and Others preerring passage
10 the above places by daylight with an opportunity OF en-
loving the ue scenery and bracing air OF Long Island
Sound and many comforts afforded by the elegant and
commodious steamers OF this Line.
Through between NewYork and Boston In e" hours In
correction with the Stoningon and Boston and Providence
Railroads, daily, Sundays excepted. From Pier NO. :
Nonh River 6rst wharf above Bsitery.pace, ct N.
from the Depot Boston 80 NJ from Providence 30
AN. nom StoDngton II 80 n.
The OF tbs Day Line sfer landing passengers
for Providence and Boston Stonington wal Immediate
ly proceed TO Newport arriving there shout b. re-
turning Will leave Newport al g ~, touch at s0nng-
ton and reach New-YoTk about 81 Pm-tnus forming a
dgy roufsdse between this city and that celebrated wa
teripg-place
Ncw.York Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays leave
Newport snd s!oningon Tuesdays. Thursdays and Sat
uydsys. . - -, p, 49, III,
leave New York Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
leave Newport AID stonin gton Mondays ednesoaJ sna
fridays.
sreakfast and dinner on board
For further particulars apply on board the sleamefs or
attire offces Pier No 2 N aud 10 Bauery.psce
The regular Mail Line via Stot ington al NJ VII %
coprI ued as heretofore Js<' l"n
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TO LET AND FOR SALE.

~ ~
THE HOMESTEAD vILl AGE
a ON THE EIGHTH AvENUE-Loe 'J 49, 49, -
- Thirty dollars 10 be paid down, balance on ~, -
mortgage for four years n required, Lots II. h
bought In The neghbsrhood for double what ssk T. &c
Gre opportupt 6or every one 10 moderate circums,.D1
to purchase home. On January lH nomesIead 10 sA-
$1,000 For m'P' sd SAMUEL Psf1'if: P BsRfo
jea5srs I75k III wIliamst Window Shade warehoa,e.
AZ FOR sALE-TbAt valuable properly known a.
- 50 and 81 Nassaust between John and Fulton-es Do
ing two lots, e.eh 25xloo, formerly occupied BY Toe
South Baptist Church very edyansgeOQsy leased 70
and In the occupation Of Dr. P. Townsend. sfordng
sure and profitable investment TO the purchaser The NJ
lures and improvements lately put upon the property WAL
Il the expiration Of he lease revert 10 the owner OF the
fee. The subscribers auihorizsd to make immediate
main on bond and nogsge For fsrthe particulars apply
TO RICHARD A. TOOKER, Ocesn Bank, 1872 Green
wich 1t, or THOMAS S. soMMERs - WslsL, Jsnneey
Court ie22 2Wis
O. COUNTRY RESIDENCE. FOR SALE
re. The premises formerly occupied by The Subscriber Al
Eorwslk Conn. Ab0u, two hours rds from New
York, by the New Haven RAJ, Road viii be scd a bar
gain TO an esry applicant ssa INN sdae possession given
About two acres Of lard attached 70 the place 10 gar
den and lawn, and abuncsnuy supplied with iruil and
shTubbery. Convenient stables and ollbuildngs.
New Yorf, June n 1850. T. 7. MERwlN,
ie2s Sus IS Merchants Exchange.
G. TO LKT-Thsl very convenient house, two story
- oisiely. T 7. MERWIN, 10 Merchana' EKeh
New York, June q. 1850. je2s 5us
- DESIRABLE BUILDING SITE AND
- FARM On LUNG ISLAND. CONSISTING u - ectesl
- smsed In one II The heshiest parts OF the Island.
the Hampstead pike shout nile from the railroad
depot Brushve IS miles from the city, adjoining me
residence OF the Hon. w. H. Brown, near the splendid
mansion Of ID +. Nance Esq snd nearly opposite oakland
Cottage, now owned by w $ Kellogg, Esq About one
hHlt IL In fine wood, Of al descriptions, add easily be
laid out In romantic drives and walks the other hsf IN
grass In hne order and under neary fence. The
view from the front has pakke appearance, and pre-
sents one OF the hnest building ses for gentemans
ldence 10 be found 10 the country. Sufficient pmber
be taken from the woods for all the buildings
Price $1,000 Two.ihrds can remain bond and mort
gage to any one building Inquire OF JOHN HAROLD,
Hampstead or to w 5 KELLOGG, near the premises;
OF TO VIM g. MOTT, at Warren, Moran & Co.'S, 81
Beaver Y. ie28 6eod+
e For other Raj Estate Advertisements, YIIn Page
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,,Jp.T TO DO, ANO row s. TS GOO DC 1Irrs.sa.:
nast WY % 4. ys og5 material seA2gT 'I ~
10 rubbing &c s' no.. dsr.sa ns
s soap Ts ssould be wi'hoq,m Do.,.Ssd 70
Apply PsI'OUsslly4 q 8 Isss +
II q ,...tposisl, mss he sen -. -
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WANTBD-By an Iash glrl situation Ma chamber
a rs Amos-sL tas7 5nsg'
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WANTS.

~ For ota- GsA~ai Notices, zee lid Page
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nun DUssELDORF ACADEMY OF FIRE
ARTS-New Paintings recently arrived rom Eu.oPo,,
among whichis Germania" by koeher wors OF ar. 81
the bsbest class Tbs exhibition OF Ssln1ngs oy AlA
n he above school, has received many additions aLd 70
mans open al the two the al OF the Gnarcn
OF Divine UIlty IN Broadway between os''ns sl1 INV
az from 10 O'clock, A 81. I'LL 10 OclrcE, NJ -.
, Aaii isi Ill.,, - 0'- iel9
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OHRISTY'S MINISTRIES.
MECHANICS HALL,
RIO AZ BROADWAY, between Grand and Broome s.s-
lt-OPEN EVERY NIGHT DURING fHB WEEK.
The original ard well-known -
CHRlSTYs ETHIOPIAN OPERA fROUfE
The arst established and oldest organized bend Ia hS
World comprising company OF twelve performers undoT
The direction Of r. P. Chsty. rhey will have the honor
OF giving gine snd irnshe entertainments every
rlghi until further notice. -
Admission Is cenn Doors open Al !, Concert vii COM
nenee az o'clock.
An afternoon concert on Saturday,, commencing a.
s'elock. Pm le%i WIS
nIEkCH,s uirSTRELS, AT The oLYMrlC
E under the direction OF the GREAT ORIGINAL PON-
PEY-Ths beautiful establishment has been recently re-
fled and ventilated for he Summer season and now
he os comfortable resof In the city. The continued sue
ces favored this inmtabe Band OF Ethiopian per.
formers has stamped them a. being the ne plus Ultra OF
Negro HAmonisls.
Animation Is cents Doors open al 7-eoncen al 9 IN.
Afternoon Conceu Wednesdays and saInIdsys-
poors omen nj 2-couceri at Socock je2l n
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WASHINGTON HALL, SOS BROADWAY
w Nighty crowded to Hanngs0n's noaaeiiaI sloy-
Ing Dlolamas-The Creation Of the World Tue O,iqsS
Yn,urn Abbey The Polar Regions, River Rhne aud iti-
in Fsntocrf Open every evening al O'CLOCK and ioI
schools every day al 81 p NJ. Tickets % cents enien
hAEpnce.
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IL L.
BROADWAY rHEATEn Doors oo.u At a. cur.
Dan viii rise ct 7i.-fHIB EVENING June 3, the
entertainments will commence with the comedy Of
TIE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL
Sir Oliver Surface. Gilbert Lady TeaZle Mia Weuysr
To conclude with the Farce o.
FRIEND WAGGLEs
frcef or edr18G'Ou. 10 Dre1r Circle and
sonu; Family and Third Circles IS Gallery 9l eenr
q. c JORDANs BENEFIT
RUHTON's fHEATRHs--Doon open at y &c
OeoEneGco al 8-THlg EVENING, June %, win b
CHARLES II.
Charles II ........Jordsn Capt CoPp.: .Buror
Mary .......................Mss Chapman.
Afer which
KATHARINE AND PETRUCHGO.
PetTucho .COuldock Katharine. Mrs Russell
To concluce with Burtou's lsu ghahle farce Of
FORTY WINKS.
Mr. Huns........ Burton WolfenbuttIs
PRIcEs-Boxes Dress Circle and Psrquete 50 ct FAM
D Circle or Second Tier . es Private Boxes - and -
MISUNDERSTANDING BROUGHAM & w
I'M. CHIPPENDALE-THiS EVENING, June 2, th'
performance will commence with an
Amer which, the drama, in acts OF
fHE MAID OF CROISSEY.
Francis. Mr. Reynod Walter Mr. ConoTe
Sergeant. Lynne Theresa-. Miss Walsci
To conclude with the spectacular entertainment called
THE ISLAND or JEWELS.
Gigingerbread the Great Mr. Nlckersor
Prince Pretlpheuo Neheison
Count co.vs
Tlnselina, Queen Of Phsn!ae.. Mrs kerson
Princess Belolia MISC Emma Iayor
Lady Fideis Miss MARY yol
An nisTmiston OF half IN hour when Tho magnificent
Ball Room will be thrown open as PROMENADE mu-
SCALE, where Ladies' aud gsmile; may obtain Ice
Creams and Refreshments
Admission 20 all paris OF the house - eenu Doom open
n73 ocloct IN commence %.
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- I.REGnRA,s PACK

(ell,g1s lsKkIsUKI' = IALIFUhNIAFhOh
4fTtiN A0F AND PARCEL EXPRESS. per steam
essfss-s-a- srs OHIO, nth Juoe CRESCENT CITY LET
III - snbserher. will forward their Express by
The shove steamers with packages and express freight In
charge 81 Special Messent ers. A.,
uatcbinR Express IRE shs second 10 none oIhef we are
prepared TO Ter superior Inducements to shippers oy ese
stsswets which cannot fail be perfectly salsisctoy
Good. forwarded by ibis Express NEE! win no deIsnIoo
on the lsihHus 49,. 49, ,A,. t,,,,ass
lire FOR All PARIS OF CafOrns 10 attended 70 Oy the pfopr-
eor IA uerson Immediately after The arrival OF the s1eem'
Psfc-Is received up TO ~ the Gay OF sailing aud
IeeTs scevsd until p d. Packages and heavy elsht
.houid he delivered Office the day previous Terms
THOMPSON & HITCHCOCK, Managers and
iacg Sisf Agents ll9 PesTl-sL corner Of Wal.
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-------, .1sI NOoRPORATIohs;,

STsLIsuED BY Ne saO' Sdes = rssIop % Res
he Law Of me ss.s O. ssr s sO ss5da as % o.
goo. IDeoIpoIsSSSlIe.,o II psmPssi '9g seotLp
prefer. rn "a GS S,g s.als BY Im20 n BELL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-28
EDUCATION IN NETWORK.
Annual Report Of the Board Of Rducatisn
for 1850.

Annual Report Oh inc Doafu % 1esoos~n
for 1850.
This document, which was submitted to the
Common Council some time since, has been
printed We extract such portions as are OF gen.
eral interest
The whole number Of schools within the iu'
risdiction of the Board of Education 70, the
City and County Of New York, during the past
year, was l99
The Schools OF the Public School Society number us
The Ward Schools. ..........s....s''s.'s'''''' o,
The Corporate Schools. ~
Whole number Of Schools. 1873
This aggregate embraces fifteen Schools for the
promotion Of education among colored children.
The latter number is made up al follows;
or Schools OF the Public School 5ocioy......". 9
or the Colo ed Orphan Asylum Schools, ......... 2
or Schools OF the New York Society for the Pfotec
lion Of Education among colorcd chldren,....
Tota, ...,...ss.........s...... 10
The number of children taught in all the Schools
is as follows;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-28

HORSE FOR sALE-A beautiful dappe
Ngrsy ak years old IS hancs one inch high, Kind In
a. ius e and double harness. stylish driver OF great
endurance and highly trained as saddle horse var
rsItec In every respect Can be seen Dsoso"s hions
school 20 Fourth avenue. Price $500. js+oo1"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-28

DARNUM,s AMERICAN mUshUMs-f r
nBARkUM, Manager and Proprietor John brentwood,
y ASSISTANT Manager erormsnces At 81 and IT COCK
fbs beautiful ana immense estabsemenI having entered
upon the second Of its reoponing, 10 now reazng,
in every sense triumphant success la tbs new
and GORGEOUS Lecture Room will be performed me moral
and domestic drama OF the "Drunkard IL attracts I'M
ense houses every evening The afternoon performances
are OF the and amusing character also
Mr. J. Haning ton, the wonderful Magician aud senuilo
out being reengaged, will appear every afternoon tns
ree2 million OF curosties be found aTsyed 10
the enormous Of this Museum Among them me
carriage Of Queen Adelaide ADMISSION % ceno cnu-
dren under 10 years, l2t cents jet
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SUMMER RETREATS.

rs,- For other Fire Works, see Vih Page
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%ssqfE GARDEN.-The prOpuetors Respectfully
Ospnounce that this splendid pace OF amusement u
opeu nightly with a series Of CONCERTS, IA hassta'
or Sumner Fees under the direction OF george L'lst
SUMNER BALL uncer the direction OF Mr. CONWAY tno
fvorte professor Of dancing No postponenenI Ga &c
crnt OF he weather ExeL sVe preparations are Oelug
made 10 celebrate the c0nirg Ami gersary OF american
In l p, g1.a,eots UNI he sXbibited le23
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-28

SILKS, SHAWLS AND MAETILLAS.
If wish get full value for your money 20 10 The
great One Price Establishment
s. K NJ Z. TOWLE, 2sl Grand-st
ie27 3is' Columbian Hall.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-28

For the years ending February l, lsis, lsis'
and $780, the number Of Schools, the whole num-
Der taught, the actual average attendance ana the
aggregate cost of instruction for current expenses
were as follows;
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BOARDING.

BOARD REDUCE DAT the pdVae Mauslon Ho1sa
D5l GfeeLwch-st Gsntlemen with sngle beds ana Sh,
airy rooms g. so per week day bOar1rft 81 per wset
transient bOerders 81 cents per day. Bzhs gratis lea ina
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-28

A ND LAWNS, COTTON, LINEN AND SILK GING-
1HAMS, SC. &c. &c. ct q great reduction from former
prices the greatest bargains offered in all colors IN
Guiding PinkS Blues, Corn, Lilac Wood Brown, &c. &c.
s. Nj L TOWLE, Importers and Retailers,
je27 9us+ 2sl Grand-st Columbian Hall
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n.pNUM,s CHINEsE MUsEUM-589 Broad.

nARNUM,s CHINESE MUsEUM-599 Broad
Dwsy between Spring and Prince ss-f. T. BAN
Nun Proprietor ard kanager-This large aud interest
In collection remains bur sthort time longer II IS the
mai senifcent exhibition Of Chinese figures cunosues
worderfa specimens Of ingenuity &c from the Celestial
Fmnir IL represents objects immediately connected WIN
H. secel behis the religious worship the mercantile GUS
toms TIE Operations and the sciences OF me On
IN IL iutrnscay valuable and beyond DESCRIPTION IN
s,r,cive amusing and gratifying Open every day and
evening from A. NJ. MI 10 p NJ. Admission . cents
children under 10 years l2l cents Je-o Insu1
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FIRE WORKS.

~ For one, Dry Good. Ad.~si.s~ent. zee VIn P
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-09-13

Captain Darts sared.-Cap't. Davis, of the
schooner Thornton, was picked up this morning
by the steamer Morton, miles from Michigan
city. He was still alive, and was found floating
on spar, he was lost off the Thornton last Fri
day in the blow He is doing well and will be
in Chicago to night, on the Observation-Disclosures
Sentinel, of Saturday, 7th
The steamer Michigan seems to be doing
fine business in her trips between Green Bay
and Buffalo. The Advocate says that she left
on Thursday week with l25 to $50 passengers,
mostly in the cabin.
There were 6625 members added to the Sons
of Temperance in the state of Illinois, during the
past year. The whole number in the State is
now 0,9S9; cash on hand in various divisions,
$3l 500 80.
CHOLERA IN GfLENA.-The Cholera broke
out suddenly at Galena on the 18th instant, and
in the four days following counted nearly fifty
victims. At the last dates, the 22d, it was rap
idly declining.
METHODIST CHURCH SoUTH.--It Is stated that
the whole number of travelling preachers in the
Methodist Episcopal Church South, is 1912, of
whom 904 are superanuated; local preachers
27e5: members 366, 582; 1884, 1872 colored 1926
Indians. Total 504,53O
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-09-13
TERMS OFF ADvERTrsrNG |.
LATE FROM
OF THE Cz8EIsOKEE.---S1, 500, 900 IN

GOLD.
The Cherokee arrived at New York on the
9th from Chagres. She brought one and half
millions in gold, as freight, and a hundred thou
sand in the hands of passengers.
The Georgia had also arrived The Cherokee
left Chagres on the Goth ult and Kingston 18th,
The cholera had broken on the steamer Pana-
ma, and the following are the names of soma
who had died on board of the disease: nj. w.
Holt. of Shullsburg, Wisconsin, w. A. Dullen,
of Michigan, VIM Thomas, of Indiana, John
Parker, Pittsburg, John North, Ohio, c. J. Shaw,
Ohio, T. j. AXter Geneva, N. Y.
The Purser Of the Cherokee, who furnished
the above names, says that the Panama touched
at Acapulco and that some of her passengers
caught the cholera which was raging there to a
small extent. The day after they left Acapulco,
the disease broke out and above 40 had died of
it, and about 20 ON board ship were buried at the
Istamus.
The steamer Georgia brings the mails bro't
down by the Panama, with over 100 passengers
and large freight from Havana.
Great numbers are coming down from the
mines for the purpose of returning home. Ma.
ny of them are in destitute condition.
Most of them have barely made enough to bear
expenses, and many have been driven from the
mines in consequence Of frequent murders.
Over 100 MeXicans were landed in Acapulco
by the Panama, who were obliged to leave San
Francisco. San Francisco was recovering very
fast from the if Cts of the FIRE.
New and elegant buildings were going up in
every direction. John Stacy, from German Flats,
Herkimer Co, N. Y, a passenger on board tho
Georgia, died on the 26th of August, of cholera
morbus. He came down in sail skiff from
San Francisco to Panama, on his return to his
family, and had collected small amount of mo-
ney whichis in the hands of the Captain. Eve
thing quiet in Havana.
Troops were coming from Spain, and ina short
time the force on the Island will amount to about
10000.