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DISSOLUTION OF
Partnership!

THE partnership existing between the sub.
scribers as The firm of John Ivory 6. Co.
was by mutual consent dissolved on the 7th
instant.
Persons indebted TO the late firm will SAVE
COST by making payment before the first day
Of October next. This is The only notice that
will be given before placing our books in The
hands of an officer for collection.
JOHN IVORY
EDWARD SHOEMAKER
Summit, Aug 26 lGS0-fT.
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JTOfsce!

LETTERS Testamentary the estate OF
Patrick NJ Coy, late Of the Bornngh Of Ebens-
burg, deceased, having been granted 10 the IN
Gersgued, residing in Sunmerhill towuship .
All persons indebted to id estate are rcques-
ted 10 make payment without delay, and those
having ella inns, 10 present them properly au-
thentIcated for settlement.
JOHN M'COY, Executor.
Aug. 30. 1650,-47-6i.
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STR Y.

CAME 10 the residence Of the subscriber in
;he Borough of Loretto, a BROWN COW with
some white about her, one traight horn, about
IA years old, the above Gescr ibed stray came
abou! the Sd Of August. The owner is reques-
ted to come forward, prove property, pay char
ges and take her away, OF herwse size i'll be
disposed of according 10 law.
PETER CHRISTY.
Aug. %. l85O.-46.
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STR RAYS

Came 30 the residence of Tie subscriber ia
Allegheny township, about The l2th inst. Z
b Ugh, ted and wnrte COW with Il bell on and
and dark brown and white COW. The own
er is re questcd to come forward, prove proper
ty, pay charges and take her away, otherwise
they will be disposed of according 10 law
THOMAS kEALOR.
Aug. % I65O-46.
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ARTHURs HOME GAZETTE.

The subscribers have commenced the publ.
cation of New Weekly Paper for Fam lilies.
with the above title. to be under the entire
editorial control of
r. S. ARTHUR,
Who will concentrate upon il ALL or nearly
all. of his literary la burs. The design of this
paper is clearly ex pressed in the title" HOME
GAZETTE." It will be, emphaticaly, d pa.
per for the home circte-a household compan.
iona pleasant freside friend. coming TO al
with cheerful counte nance. and seek ing
while it imParis instruction. to entertsin and
! interest all classes of readers. leading fea-
ture OF the Home Gazette" will be a
SERIES OF ORIGINAL N0UVELLEFfES BT TIE
EDITOR.
Who will furnish some four or five of these
pictures OF domestic life, written 10 his best
style. for every volume. The HOME GA
ZETTE" will be the organ of no party nor
sect ; nor viii it be the exponent of any Of the
'SnS of the day. But il viii faithfully adVo-
cate the right, and seek, by every means, to
widen the circle of human happiness. Hon.
estly will the editor teach the truth, he has
ever done in his writings. for the sake Of good
10 has fellow men. But, In doing this, he will
avoid unnecessary harsbness and causeles of
fence. and keep his journal free from stain of
wounding personality. He will oppose what
is false and evil, one o: his social duties;
but, while doing so, will sharper Ian
gua age than rebuke and correction may re.
QhiTe. II HUME VIII be
eleea ntlv printed. on FINE WHITE PAPER
with LARGE, CLEAR FACED TYPE, tina I
may be read by young and old without injury
to the eyes.
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HREE COPIES S 90
SIX '' '' 10 90
Ten -" Is 90
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Where club Of siz. ter, or fourteen copies
are sent, an extra copy will be furnished TO
the postmaster, or other person. who makes
up the club. ONE COPY of either Godey's
Ladys Book, Graham's Magazine or Sartain's
Magazine, will be semi for FOUR DOLLARS
IL A II letters must he POST. .FAIp IL Money
that is current at the place where the sub
scription is-made, will be taken in payment
for the paper.
Address, T. S. ARTHUR g. Co,
No. Athenian Builds franklin Place, Phil
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Marine Affairs.

THE PASSAGES OF THE COLLINS STEAMERS.
The following statement shows ten successive pas
sages of the steamers Atlantic and Pacific between
New York and Liverpool which include all those
ships have made up his date only leaving out the
passages Liverpool Of each, which were eonsd
cred experimental trips
Atlantic hrst voyage sailed from Liverpool May 90
1850 at II a. arrived dock. foot of Canal street.
june 9, at 4 p. M.-passage IL days, hours
Pacific. first voyage, sailed from Liverpool June 20
1850 at NJ arrived 1T dock foot Canal street, July
/, at A. M.--pGsssge Ia days, 10 hours.
Atlantic second voyage. sailed from Now York dock
June Is at IL N arrived at moorngs Liverpool, june
23 at 4 A. M-passnge, 10 days, 10 hours.
Atlantic second voyage, sailed from Liverpoel July
To- at II arrived NJ dock foot Canal street. uy q
at 3 A M.-passage, 10 days. 10 hours.
Pacific, second voy age, sailed from dock New York
July g. at IL arrived at roorings. Liverpool, uly
IL at "A. " passage, IL days. % hours.
Pacific. nd voyage. sailed from Liverpool, July
81. &C 35S M. arrived at dock. foot Canal street,
August II, at 81 z M.--rsssage. IL days. hours
Atlantic, third voyage, ,aned from New York dock,
July 2I. at IL NJ arrived AZ nOorinss, Liverpool,
August 7. at / A M.-passage, 10 days. 10 hours
Atlantic third sailed from Liverpool August
81 at IL a. NJ. arrived at dock. New York September
], at p. M.-paStaEr. IL days hours.
Pacific, third voyage, salt froni New ork, Auzust
"a at IL arrived At moorings Liverpool September
4 at II A NJ passage, IL DAYS % hours
Poetic, third voyage sailed rom Liverpool septe n
her H. at 2ls p VI arrived ct dock New York. 5sptem
Der Il, at ga 7. passage 10 days ~ hours.
Total number of days of ten successive passages los
days 22ii hours.
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proceeds BY the steamboat Empire State TO Boston,
where she will give concert on Friday.
The following correspondence has passed between

proceeds BY the steamboat Empire State TO Boston,
where she will give . concert on Friday.
The following correspondence has passed between
Nile Lind and Mr.. Howard, OF the Irving House -
TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.
sR-Many persons having expressed surprise that
Nile Jenny Lind should have left the Irving Houee
at the time she did after the extensive gements
which had been made for her accommodation, deem
1t no more than justice to myself to lay the following
letter before the public II needless to remai that
the communication not intended by lie LIND
for publication; but in view Of the circumstances OF
the case have obtained her consent to my present
disposal Of it At the time she left had no other
suitable spsI unoceuped and very reluctantly
parted with my estimable guest.
IpyJrc House., September 10, 1850
".DEAR sR:-I regret very.much to say that i am
obliged to look out for some more retired residencs
but before leaving your house take this opportunity
to express to you my sincere thanks for the great
kindness and attention which have every occasion
been shown ana beg that yoa will accept the en-
closed little trpket slight token OF my grateful
nets for the sane
II remain dear sir, yours truly.
d. ID. HOWARD, Esq. JENNY LIND.
The trinkst alluded to above, by Hdls Lind, .
costly diamond pin In beautiful style which shall
take great pride in preserving the most acceptable
token Of regard and esteem have ever received.
By giving the above an insertion in your columns,
ID HOWARD.
IRuse Housr, N. Y, Sept q, 1850.
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MT WI "a TIVN'
From New York 10
From Lirerpoo! %
<3 days 10 hours.

fetal. ............, Jos days 70. hours
On average, for ten passages, from dock to dock
of ten days twenty and half hours, being less
than any passage yet made by any other steamers
from Liverpool TO New York The above passages are
taken at apparent time; no allowance being made
either way, for difference in time.
LAUEoHTD- The stoam,hip Pacific was launched yes
tcrdsy eccording to notice, from Mr. W II. Browns
yard foot Of Twelfth she left her ~ays With
her steam sready up. ana imms dsteiy upon touching
the water her engines siareed and the steamed
down tbs river In BEAUTIFUL style. She Is ost beau
tuly constructed vessel and TO judge by her appear
aDce Will equal in speed vessel upon the Pacific
she will make trial trip down the cay today with
the II. M. steamship Asia which leaves at noon cor
4 LIN
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The steamship Asia, Capt. Judkins will leave this
port at IL o'clock today, direct for Liverpool The
mails will slose at halt past ten o'clock this morning
The WEEKLY HrsALD will be published at hslf.ua,t
nine o clock
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Their character for the ehesre in Ire country
Their gh, sossoue fstrc natural eufed hair yorpstuai
a. fhrt Arg ani natural arparanc bsve stamped their
supsriorty al the wod; Judge Ter exains
and te convinced. a. i7g Brcadsay, up stairs.
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Malls for California.

The steamship Ohio, Capt. sshenck, win leave this
port at three o'clock to- afternoon for Charles
ten Savannah and Havana, to connect at the latter
place with the Falcon, for Chagres The wrsxLr
HKRALp viii be publis he'd at ten o'clock TO- morrow
morning. Agents supplied
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The steamship Niagara, on her first voyage
from Liverpool to New York direct, is now due at
Ills ,ort, with three days later intelligence.
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IL about you will have 10 thnk Of your personal
srearsBee Therefore don fo,e that gsts hand
some Irtrch calf boot at No. Al Courandt street.
the Merchants Het.i. for 81 20, worth So and 81. -
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Fall style Of Rats s admitted s sides be far
eegan JET introduced to the public. They light el
to the head and hnishtd and trimmed style
proachstle ntatnesthe beau of which win 81 oaos be
Adntse BY all who shcm. They sold for dol
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usir Dy..-Estch,,or's o.nuins Iia-id

tsr ~ zen cnJ e procured A. he mandatory, tW ~
street The rute shorlt guard arnns iitations Ees
'sfeut diplomas ferscrs whose hair hss assumsd va
,cicr icn the use 81 The itsnsa have ~
ttotsd W ssllns ~ shove. CORY the address.
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Atenttn - ~ her admirers from DAY Of her arrival
the tent tine sd any have not bad the Tlesare q
tftrr yet Dttlce. the HAIR Dresser q 13 Bread
ssy tvbo " tie wy i her eoihcur,l has Eittcn
hstuu aad expensive figure with and head dress
staeilv 10 Jenny Lind Crovds have been attracted 90
fr ee vndoy Ter several days past, sud stil
sttfacfst In fact having this hgure has
rtod icta o. The strssrapce ~ Jenny Lind.
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Boxes Bridal wsf.rs % the lntest nos, fas
bic syles can be had st tyERDFlLs S9 Brosdvsy
nsr % Duane street Mr. Everts sas branch No
7wa street. fer the eeommodaton q his down
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VFFsohs a
loot which it, we'll twice long
Andi alfo fact q a. perfect fits Tor all feet nd
well a. durable and IennThahiy cheap Boots sEces
may always Be had AZ JONIs'S u Am street
The Place above all Others, which the
stranger should visit IL Brooks Ne 10 fulton
no necessary TO advise the etrsn ior he very veil
posted - in matters Of economy N he has not exant
Broohs ttoeh q elegant and dprsis BOots Shoes, Cat
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No 25l Broadway contains the largest and collection
Of pictures the world We sstabish
msnt to those who wish to ktan the best pictures
dueed BY this art.
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ders to the large OF An Piano Fortes at the
Of 4. Gilbert Co, No. AZ broadway They
sombne beauty of exterior with richness of and
capable Of producing the most magnificent effects Also,
they supply the plsce Of we'll the piano.
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FrechI.s. Tan. S.Iioyrnsss. PIN pIss. Er.p.

Hons ,sd all skn diseases, 10 es Known ycsiti-y
srred b using Gourands Italan keaca.td Soap. Ths
Poudrs Subtle sradeaes hair from part % the hcsy
liquid R,sse fer ra- aad cheeks LAZY hAtsf roufh
aushsd surgiah corpexcns Eaitsr street sors
sfum Brs.avay. Csendsr South T1ird ct ThlaaelrbiA
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Netu, rner 81 fne street VS. The nfst and - the ony
Who dsvstes from The od, tssusu< monotonous
ten ~ cutting every pefscns hair ard ministers ase With
cot regard - difference features s % ofhead nc. Try
Hi; lie ever conforms % eli these requisites.
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Jenny Lind. just I.susd-Thc /.


rect Likeness Of the Nightingale by r. DAvisnon,
from BRADY BarueTIsotyps Prioe 20 Published
from Brsdy's Gallery. a1 Broadway, bv
R.IhDY 4 D,AYIGNQN
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al sufficient for business purposes. sad mis-
take this. Every merchant and hants clerk
tradesman ard professional should be able write
rspidy elegantly and clearly and they will ba
do after course of lessons from Mr.. Goldsmith, 2L
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lection and Improved make Just Imported from Paris.
by Dr. Wheeler ocust Is Barclay who devotss his
exclusive attention to the diseased
and TO the insertion Of Artificial Eyes resemble
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seen sssrdes VIM Bstchsor ssst WIG sd Tea-
pes TIE Luhs ,rs Invited g nslsct his new style ~
e keeps the largest and best sssorner, Ia shs Carr
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tory, "a BroadvaJ 20 Lbery stree and - Broad
vay1hese eafcs combine sdvantases The in
ported being made viii the view for real ssryics All the
articles contained therein Il convenient sire
quality, among which may be enumerated the nstslio
Tablet strop Tor tespinE r.Eors in perfect order.
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LIBEL SrlT.-The libel suit of Pratt rs. George
Wilkes, Dexter, and others, has resulted in a ver-
diet of $3.50 in favor Of the plaintiff. A more
righteous verdict was never given. The evidence
was Gle az throughout, and the jury coald arrive at
no other determination than to find a verdict for
the plaintiff.
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Comb Factory, 3s1 Brosdway.-Ths most

ehcce selection Of orcn work Dress Combs in Torss She'll
Burso Horn re- % be in the city, Ladies will per-
eeye he ADVANTAGE q procuring combs a. th, esAbh-
ent from the fact that the greatest care n tahen In the
shaping " essh a. tbs head in the perfect
suner Conbs made - order after any pattern Rsfsir
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q o . . . .
II will be seen BY this that but small portion OF the
prodrct, up to this time. Ia. reached the UniteC
States. portion Of that taken 10 Oregon viii. IN
time reach this part OF the country but most OF ths
shirmsnts to Mexico and south America IN ultimately,
reach England. The large eip alists OF Lonisa have
msss great efforts e get hold Of all the California rod
dust possible, for the purpose in the hrst pla,. a.
making money by the operation in the second place
to avail Themselves Of the law compelling the Rank o.
tnslsnd to pay certain price for the metal; ana i
TIE ihHd place, TO accumulate In England an snor-
nous amount Of gold for the purpose Of securing
that ascendeney which she has 90 Iorr .uioye4
In the financial world The Rotbschds have been IN,
NEST prominent operators in this business and the,
have, no doubt reapta rich harvest with agents &c
every In rortsnt port the Pacific they have had "a
oilites enjoyed BY other house II the proluc.sr
Of gold In California continues a. the rate already
lied the nank 81 England Will be compelled 10 an
ply to Pararent foT repeal Of Ii, lev retsrrsa
TO- as the value Of geld must undergo material reiu,
ton, and iis position ~ circulating medium ehapr.4
Sooner or later this must be the result Of such a. IN
crease in the supply but there Is such "a mn.n.
hsld for the employment Of money In tAis coup,,v a,
Is our Impression that the vslue Of gold will for aop
time be higher here than anywhere else a,d that &c
shall draw within our limits Immense Gopn, frou
other countrisF
The receipts At the ole. Of the As.i.pt treasurer
OF lh's pert today, amounted to tI0s 200 % piy-
ments, slA, sos 73i balance SsIso sIs1p.
There has been an active demand for exeh,nse for
remittance By tbs packet We quote bin, On Lonlou
at 10 lo'i per cent premium on Paris. 81 n,r
St2o Amsierdsm, lof 4oif; uamburs. 90. 90;
Bremen, 'sI 50. There was good s,,.lv of ter.
Ing bills on the market ssd the probability Is that
the rates BY the Pacific viii be loser
Inc quantity Of -four wheat, corn and ta-ls, lafs
~ ud''"ater during the third week In September 10
The years 1912 and 1880, vas ., follows;-
1910. "n Iis ~; Wh'e, ss C0ra,is B4rky 81.
49, 80 ~ tge29 l33422 1908
io'V''' 'i-'leS t9ts5 1850 1885
Inc lSS'9 1906 Dee 60 Az Inc 1855
Tsesggregate quantity Of the same articles left .s
vac Water' nom the commencement Of navigation TO
The 22d septenber, inclusive during the years lsls
and 1850, was as follows
,.,. H,ur, tAs Hlssi b.. Ccr-, On. Berry, bu.
iis' II sl442g l1l2Cs2 fQ3tl0s 1861
1850. ..1tSo $40 leSoO57 2ii2502 t5iaT
Dee. l2sose Dee o2eto Dee ass SIC Ipe. sase7
The aggregate quantity of the zane sr,cis. ler st
hae-vsier rem the sonmcneempnt Of n&vix.tisn to
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The HoRRIBIE AFFAIR AT MoRRIsANIA.-Our |
reporter has furnished US wish a statement, pub
ished in Yesterdays Herald, in reference TO q
founding establishment in Morrisania, hich is
truly horrible In whatever light il may be re-
Qarded-take the most favorable view of it, and
there is the broad fact-some hundred and fifty
children have gone TO this precious institution from
the Ala House Department, within the last ten
months, besides those "from all parts of the
country" as the proprietor of the establishment
stated on oath What has become of all these!
Where is the recordl There are only nine living,
and the dead bodies of nine, only, are to be found.
What has become of the restl Are they living or
deadl
There appears to be no document 10 throw any
light on the subject. There are no certificates of
deaths except for seven, and Of these Miss Short
well admitted she had forged four 1t is illegal to
bury dead body without medical certificate.
Where are the certificates for the hundreds of other
children, ii they are dead or, if these infants are
living where they If the mortality has been
fearful as that all these children are numbered
with the dead, what is the cause Who is to
blame Have they died from being drugged by
nurses with laudanum, or by starvation and neg
lect! These are questions which the Grand Jury
look to them for justice, and for thorough sitting
TO the bottom of this mysterious affair.
There is another body to which the public will
look sharply, and that is the Aims House Depart
ment. To say the least Of it, the Ten Governors
are chargeable with sha meful neglect They APP
pear to have known nothing about what was going
on; if they did, they were wholly regardless of
the lives of the infants entrusted TO their care
They send out for the nine children left out of the
$50, when the inquest is being held and the public
mind is reused to indignation. We learn that one
of the governors requested the people there to keep
the matter as quiet as possible. What vain at
tempt to conceal the truth from the Herald and its
legion Of readers This business is just of a piece
with The rest of the dongs of the city government
The people at present, show an extraordinary
amount OF paence about all these things; out en-
durance has its limits and day of retributon will
come at last.
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tured ~ j. FLANDERS 10 all the with the upp.I
and nc sender for bis yes beautiful aud tsrey
Ills falsrooms, at Nassau street the largest In ~.
United States and he sells ny the single suit package
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heHya from Eurnnc.

New YORK. yyeanssday. sspteneer %, 1850.
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devotss his atentiCA saciuHvely dss-sef Ert
ssa Ear non Qto o'clock, az ~ Bred rAy e-rAace
warren street. vhr. can ~ had bis popular r.ase
TIE Ey third edition, rTice 80 ,eus also HE self Aetns
Hyt end Ear fsnniain.. Artintlal Evns inaarteA.
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ton o Pairs rants 81 TO 81 5000 dress and freek
81 to $40 so eloaks, 81 70 So 5000 Overcoa 81 10 s.
Corner Natsau and Beeknan streets.
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article that requires lufur Dallsys Genuine r.ia
tractor In the onvscto and large boxes. For t.
the rrcTrietsrs eepot,s as broadwsy n. DALEY Ceu-
tion-Avoid Sountsrfsips in the old wrapper.
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Dee. iasoss Dee. o2eto Dee ass SO IBe. s0se7
The aggregate quantity of the zane ss,icis. ler .r
tide.ws,er frem the ,onmcnesr,p,t NJ nsxiu.,,., a..
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brEREeri>e TnoH Harm BY The arrival Of the
ttrk James Hull, Captain Bevaa, from Port an
Prince, August 30, We learn that the Ilsytcn feet,
sonsising Of soop Of war, containing the En-
peror, two bfigs and four schooners, sailed on the
soth lIom roIt au Prince, srrposed for a neiehbor
80 ua't so uss quiet 81, Psr fr p..8cc ID 'hs
BE-. -.l y. 81 5f H,eeu.
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AMERICAN GUSEUM-AnusISs Performances ArrxR-
EvEsRG.
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Court Caiendar-Th,s Day


Crrcrr CoUtr.-27s, 81, S5s. tes Gle 67s COS. :
522, 3l3, "a AZ 7E.
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Ine... 1852

me- ioe'9 lo05G Dee 60 Az Inc 10 CSC
aggregate quantity Of the same articles left 1t
vac We''r' nom the commencement Of navigation to
he "a seI'enber, inclusive, during the years lsgs
and 1850. was AZ foiiows
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AsToR PLACE OPERA uoU sE-srArE SECRETS On
DIEE-TRUANpAIsF.
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AAusEYENrs THIS EVENING.

OLYMPIC THEATRE, BroEdway-DAuourTR or rHr
STARs-RIHsAs GREc-HIaE rHEsE-JEsNY-
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.uch n workman's association can command u 'ney
will ..-..;... .,,,,.r. .,ion with
am,or;csn architect-a celebrated man OF gen.
; =" the subject of such associative palaces
rs hss observed. inquired, largely aud deeply.
About the grand economies, the artistic in'O'lohs
the spiritual influences Of such plan, be says
there is not the shade Of doubt
would undertake to purchase rec Of expense
for any such society, various objects OF
dcor art here, for moderate prices, which would
decorate their palace to such degree that would
he the theme OF the two thousand papers In the
United Stases the wonder Of travellers, throwing
I,owen into the shaAe-and forming the imitabe
commencement of innumerable ht places for WORK
men without master or Spectator TO control OF
degrade them. VII p