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Litchfield enquirer., 1850-12-19

At Court of Probate holden at Litchhe'd,
within and for the District Of Litchfeld, on
the 18th day of December, A. D. 1850.
Present OLIVER A. G. ToDp, Judge.
TTPON the application of Lewis Andrews.
" showing to this Court that he is guardian
to Wilbor D. Andrews, minor belonging to
said District, and that said minor is the owner
Of The following real estate in said Litchfeld
viz :-one certain tract OF land lying about two
and halt miles northeasterly from the Court
House in said town, and Is bounded a. follows,
to wit north on Leach's land, east on land Of
Roswell Scovill and others. south on highway
and west on land of Truman Smith. containing
seventeen acres of land. being the same land
decided to said minor by Philander Culver by
deed dated the 18th day of April A. d. 1850,
and recorded in Litch6eld land record Book
SO Fol-. 32l,-vA!ued at three hundr ed dollars.
And showing jus. and reasonable cause for sell
ling said real estate and praying for an order
that he or some other meet pc, son be empow-
cred to sell the same as per application on file
dated the nth day OF December A. D. 1850,
more fully appears.
ORDERED-that the foregoing application
be heard al the Probate Office in Litchfie;d on
the 7th day Of February A. d. 1851 lat o o'clock
in the forenoon. and that notice thereof be
published in some public Newspaper printed
in Litchield County.three weeks successfully
at about six weeks before said time assigned
for the hearing Of said application.
A true copy of Record,
Attest. OLIVER A. G. TODD, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-12-19

THE Board Of Relief for the Town Of
a LiGch6eld will meet At the Liichlield
House in said Town. on Monday the 9th day
January, 1851, ct . O'Clock IN the forenoon, for
tire purpose of hearing all appeals from the
doings Of the Assessors Of said Town on the
List Of 1850, and Of adjusting and equalizing
said List.
WIZ. ODELL,
RUFUS PICKETT, Board
LUcIUs GRIswoLD, of
LEWIS G. MORSE, Relief.
WILLIs Stone,
Litchield, Dec ~, 1850.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-12-19
Donation Visit.

PR1NdxUM6 AGING1ATUR1S
sTRUE to the life," are now being taken
al the rooms Of the subscriber near the
Court House, where he will operate for .
short time. Those Who intend TO avail
themselves of his services should bear in
mind that delays are dangerous"
~. III. J. L. JUDD.
,.Litoh6eld, Dec. 18Th, 1850. 3wS2
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-12-19
Broke EnN.

THE enclosure Of the
subscriber, on LIST Of
November, q red YEAR
q ling Bull The owns
W N or 10 requested to
ssG prove property, pay
argos. ami take him away.
. - ~ HAROLD RR0WE
Beihlem. Nov. 18th 1850. '3WzD
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-12-19

The HAN Of the Litch1eld House win
he dedicated on IS New Years Eve" 1t
will be ornamented BY English gentlemen
and will surpass any Hall IN the state
Gentlemen are respectfully invited 70 as
tend with their partners.
~ Bisselrs Band has been engaged
for the occasion. SwSO
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-12-19

n Rare Chance to Purchase
LUMBER
THE subscriber being about TO leave this
i village the coming spring, will sell his
than his former prices for CASH. No credit
will be gwen.
Also-FLoUR for 12 2 cents per barr ell
over cost and charges.
JOHN P. PORTER.
West Cornw all, Dec 10, 1S5O-6w
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-12-19
For Sale.

For Sale.
N|Ah THE mansion Of the A
- late Joseph H. Bella !5I!
Y my, Esq.,. in the viii lssss
lage Of Bethlem, CT.
together with the farm, containing about 100
acres of excellent land. The House 10 in fine
condition, situated in the midst of grounds
tastefully laid out and ornamenied with trees,
shrubbery, vines &C., with barns, ice house
&C, adjoining. The farm consists Of proper
proportion Of meadow. arabic, pasture aid
woodland, and is in a state OF high cultivation
well fehced-with a great variety Of frui,
thereon.
The place 10 very desirable as a country res.
idence Tor gentleman from the city, as we'll
as for farmers generally. If desired, the farm
will be sold without the house and grounds.
For further particulars enquire on the prem-
ses, or Of Col. Joseph Amber, Bethlem, or oil
Geol &c C Woodruff, Litch6eld.
Bethlem. Oct. 80 1850 6ms5
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-12-19

THE enclosure of The subscrlheF, on OF
u RbOut The 2Slh of 0olabes last, & red
yeaFllng hslleg. No RFiihclal mark. The
owaeF q requested 10 prove properly, pay
% 9. Q. 0osLEE.
AlOaas Ton, Lllehssla, Nov. 4, ISo0
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-12-19

Ala Court Of Probate holden at Liichfeld,
within and for the District Of Litchield. on
the 9th day of Nov. A. D., 1850.
Present. Oliver A. G. TopD. Esq Judge.
THE Administrator on the Estate Of Ma
THAN WARD, late Of Litchfeld. within said
District, deceased. having represented said es-
tate insolveni, and given notice to all concern
ed, 10 appear before this Court the present day.
al / o'clock afternoon. to be heard relative the
appointment Of Commissioners. and no one APP
bearing, This Court doth appoint William Bis
sell and Sherman Frisby. Of said Litchfieid,
Commissioners. 10 examine and adjust the
claims of the creditors Of said estate and also
doth decree. that six months from this date be-
allowed them to exhibit their claims 10 said
Commissioners, and doth direct that public no.
iice of this order be given by advertising the
same In newspaper published In Litchlield,
and BY posting q copy thereof on the public
sign'rost 10 said town Of Lilch6sld, nearest the
place where the deceased last dwcli.
Certified from Record,
30 OLIVER A, a. TODD, JadRe.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-12-19

Of land Said farm 10 pleasantly situated on
each side Of the Litchlield I'd Canaan turns
pike, two miles south Of the village OF Goshen,
four miles from the county seat, f"e from the
depot of the Naugatuck Railroad al Wolcott>
vile, and nine from the West Cornwall depot
my in the village Of the 6rsi repuie. district
school within 30 rods Of the house, together
Offering facilities Tor educating q family rarely
equaled.
This farm 10 and has been for years used for
dairying purposes, and for one VI its size 10 un-
surpassed BY ony other in the vicinity. The
stock on the farm will ne sod with II il de-
sired by the purchaser. SAMUEL IVES.
Goshen Nov. 18th, 1880. am
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-12-19

- Adwelling house, barn andone-
~ tsnA fucr.h sere oi land. In village
III % street. Q few rode north Of the
Congregational Church.
: Fot tuitheg particulars enquire vi
JAMS TROWBRlDGE, OF
RoBEhT WILLIAMS.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-12-19

At a Court Of Probate holden at Litchfield
within and for the District of Litchfield. on
the 9th day Of Nov. 1850.
Present OLIVER A. G. ToDD, Esq, Judge.
THE Administrator on the Estate of STE
PHEN BIDwELL, late Of Litch6eld, within said
District, deceased having represented said rs.
tate insolvent, and given notice TO all concerns
ed. to appear before this Court the present day
at 9 o'clock, forenoon, TO be heard relative to
the appointment Of Commissioners, and no one
appearing, This Court doth appoint Samuel p
Bolles and Charles Adams, Commissioners, to
examine and adjust the claims Of the creditors
Of said estate; and also doth decree. that six
months from this date be allow I'd them to ex.
hibit their claims to said Commissioners. and
doth direct that public notice Of this order be
given by advertising the same in . newspaper
published in Litchfeld, snd BY posting a copy
thereof on the public sign post 10 said town Of
Litch6eld, nearest the place wh.re the deceas-
ed last dwelt. Certified from Record,
30 OLIVER A. @. ToDD, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-12-19
FOR SALE.

THE Subscriber offers
II! far sale the farm on
HI which he now resides.
eonaistinv s,f on acrea
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-12-19

ANY numbsF OF Mems Shirts. Bosoms
Cellars. Dc, furnished 10 be made up for the
Now Haven Shirt MaRufael0Ey, BY
6ILAS ~. BRONSON Aganl.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-12-19

At % cas. per Gallon.
XKIE have few g,is Of that same Molas.
Wv Gee, st the abOse price.
ALVORD&BROTERS
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-12-19
BALDWIN'S
IMPROVED CHAIN
PUMPS.

NfSS0~ae~~s
manufacture their justly cell
ebrated pump. wholesale and
retail. Fedlars supplied in
any quantity. with the best
= of stock, consisting Of pumps.
wheels. chain, tube. &C., ev-
erything for a pump. All
orders for pump castings,
chain or tube filled at the
shortest notice, and sent to
any part Of the United States
at the cheapest rates.
Also the best assortment
of Stoves 10 be found. con-
sis!ing Of the best air tight
cook and parlOT stoves, with
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II, nue,u.,lo., ard "a. ,.., "," sanssrs,- ~


BsLuSoss, June 75, 1880
7z> Bs-h B.,rlsrs- Chsnrs 1 Yssss-Tzs Msa.l~..sA-
to Cae-D,atA Of "Rsfti>r"-~apepisry -.sa.sp~-s~v
Ceieirafior, &c.
The two men. George Rogers, siiss BIN Devo., anA
william Riehsrdsos, alias Joe Murray, vho we're e.
rss,es In the act Of robbins the ves Point ssvses
Bank few weeks since srraisnsd for trial y.s
isrdsy, and pleaded not guilty william p Preston.
Esq, counsel for the prisoners moved change Of vs
nus, to Howard District Court on the ground tsss JUS
Tee could not be bsa In baltimore In sonsequsnes os
the various publications In the newspapers, impli-
eating them In the robbery Of saitisr sons jsvsirv
store sna other offences II urged thss sAsr sua
impartial trial could not be hsa urdsr thsss sireuu
stances change Of venue vas accordingly srsns.S.
aud the trial win take place ct the nsrt tsru rhs
hsuuful sud ingenious sst ~ Instruments and scos
9TH -hieh they we're operating at the tine ef thsis
arrest sttfsctsd much attention.
The counsel for Capt Gardiner and his mate. Wn
Humphriss, eonviet.d Of killing the coek. yestsrdav
vtbdrsv their motion for srrcst Of judsnsnt rks
q misdsreanor, punishsbi. with imprisonment is the
common jail, for period .ssiins three years AZ
s,,s no. ..eesains siec ., both =, the dissretson
With intent TO tii would have subjected them N -
imrrscnms in the Pspitsntsry, 1.-THE ceoh hss sus-
The an. ana v.lpsb. trcstins hor,. aRsss,.rpN.-
longing 20 Mr. James Howard whist being trained q
,he ssltimor. rottiss cows., yesterday morsiss,
he vas announced for severed imporssns r.assass
Mr Caleb Goodwin. veil sno~r q. 49,
suecessfu of baltimore chip buders vas ss~nss 80
paralysis yesterday. and 10 not expected TO live
Tie birthdsy snnivsrssry of J. Mayb~rry Tuvue~.
the nsycrslty, esne oa yesterday at kis k~~uste~p
country sest In the suburbs of the city called mas
Iotss ccts.ssn rher- Va. srr- sowp.ny IN sssspa-
sncs sna sii pssssd % vh the good order an enjoy
mert ths, usssliy ptrrsd. th-se bospstsh,. en- 80
"e'"' fhe otnu ssnddstss fos ths nominsstss--oeA
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DR.. CHARLEs EUrDEs
WATEn cURE rsTAsLIsHnRSr,
TN. nuEpR pfsprcTv,JI ~ IS sosss urs yprrrp

nhnUkDKRIsPk ISrORns MS vRfRrDS
~ asA hs puks, that Ne has heecwe 81 the
Dr knnles Natsr Cvr. E~sbsh wert 81 Bsnss~ vfs
ssas bali niles frc~ the Northampton nAlresd Depot
ssvsn her ~ ds fow Nee York about fvs from Bostsn
na sv frsm Ansny situated In one of ths pieasssk
J. ssr ssassa srrrc-.sed -ith ~cod Grsvr hills
sefw.s sss ssIssst srssi,e vs,sr fhe sis rsrs ssS
hssthy, se the climate nh ssS agreeable. rhe and
rpeeevs svsres essr ell the scsveneHess
..f ssrs E-rrcsss s.sh l.rT: pi.sF. bahia se.ehs@
ein ser sgymns~irm ~. The deeter tsins the ssrssA
ssw hrre Disciple 81 Pvesspiss ~ or<srkerr As< kavipa
- ssrerisrss 81 msvs shsr fNsss ~ HE
sfs % vster surs h~rs 10 sh hss<s ~ h~rep~aa
Assysth hops 20 rssresd ~ res~orsks srD~stsAsop
,rsn ~ vsr ser. sss~. .sde on ~. part q 1ess .f
zee sIsn Fer ssAsr pAssissiars, pisass spply
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PHILADELPHIA.

CYDNIYMINsTER cARPErINGs. A NEW ARTICLE
~ dark land light subdued eers, Ingram make, richly
dyed and ell nted all wso both sides perfect in pattern
forming bouR of flowers, with Greean scrolls 40 equal
to Axminste sale only BY the manufacturer. at one
dollar squsr ard who aatters himself that eKper
Of upwards OF years in and
importing Fancy Wares, Carpetnss OIL Cloths Window
Shades and hatings his immense establishment Carpet
Hail. Is and North Second street nrst door below Christ
Church. Philadelphia, will Justify his Sponsorship TO
article every equal TO and third
the price. beautiful selection Of Brussels and Velvet
Tapestry Three-Py, aAd Ingram Carpetings with Oil
Cloths will be disposed Of A low prices for cash
sy aeesptanees (ntersst addsd) make for fall
stock. J. SIDSKY JONES
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AMUsEmENTs M PHILADELPHIA. a..

DARNUhS NUSEUh-PHILADELPHIA- T. BAR
ID num- pIspriser and Henry Sanford assistant
for this week Of g. Slsbss, the
sole porrayer of Yankee pecrlaritie to appear
evening during the week and and Saturday
afternoons the afternoon the Bell Ringers the heter
oeeneous wsrblsr and grand Pre.station BY the Com
pany The Mammoth LADY and the Hoosier Giant remain
FOR limited time. Four huge Serpents and Q 900 suros
Of the most charitable nature. Somsthins and
always preparing Admission - oents children under
10 years l2h cents.
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RELIGIOUS.

vUVHE CONSIDERATION OF SAINT PAUL'S CHAPEL.
u Norrisana village, will take place Saturday, the
22a inst services to commence 1t hAlfpast N.
will leave the City Hall ut nine O'clock, arriving
in full time for the sorvoes and return at
eight past The ladies OF st AIMS parish in
holding Fa'~ in aid sf the chapel cuesday and
Wednesday the ot and 2oh inst and request that dons
store Aessrs Stanford Swords No. l9 broadway any
the 25th The fair will be held spacious
upon the beautiful grounds adjoining the chapel And
y open from ten o'clock during the remainder OF ths
daring the day, leaving the City Hall at 10 1880 o and
$50 Dodworths Cornet Band will be in attendance during
the day and will perform VI their best selections
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PUBLICATIONS.

II lTTKILs LIVING AGE, No. so, l2k CENrS-COM-
IL meneng . new volume.-Coptents-l Ralph Waldo
Emerson, Brith Quarterly Review; 2 Dr. COPELAND Pal
and AropeIy, Spectator cAmets Phantom World do;
9S:.,g .ss.s css.ss 9sa.s ,.1' 1 n:Hi, rs sS,,
rs.r.N, Tsis.ss poe.,y-My Christian Name, The
Of nnding Bos Timber ireland Published weekly siI
Dollars year by T. LIITgLL Co. Boston; Aad soid by
Dewitt Davenport, Tribune Buildings, New Ysrk.
THE PENNY THOUGHT. NO. I, WILL BIZ PUBLISH
Il ed SatuId June No. with enigma siving .
ward Of 500 for its solution As hundreds Of hou-
sands will be sold ID will be excellent
ssps which will be taken st Is for lines
j.. J.ELAGLg, Io2 Nassau ssrsst.
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AMUSRMRWT4.

RRoADwAY rHEATRE-E A. MARSHALL, soLB
fSSs coTsS wv %AIrEssigg g ass
Mr. & whi,Ss walter .,,lso1 py.ss HeIs. x:: Horn
rRnnD WAeSLE:-ssare yoilssy, Mr.. GSitins No
THREE nE' T:; NJ: Ps:.
H.' oi,s boliy Sr, strs, uS, c1snay Nj wh,ts; m:s
ee eens Family and Third Circles Is opss
quarter past 7-surtan rise. at quarter 10 o'clock
NDLos-wEDNEsDAY EVENING. JUNE S-rHn
:s s''i S':su;i Il
ypsn. Mrs vernon isternission Of half hour when
nsas ss h .sS% we'd
sS THE OF
a xs Il Hs vsSn5p Prince
RyRToS's InLArREaA cAKD:-o.ossSE 9: Joa.
70 HE friend. sna h. patrons >. Bsr.ons rhsers A.s ii.
S;ss ". .1.nss :
1si is
dan Tts r;If.Iasn:.. .il ;S1slS5s yi,h s.rs:.:
RURTeN,s THEATRE, CHAMBERS srRKET-BENE-
., Of Miss =: ne .ysnns Suns ne 70 Ei
TSss. sy sh Sudden &
Burton; Burton; Mr. % %y.bb:s NJ Johnsto.; Mr.. Tsappsr, MS
A., OF AZ
s%.. S 1Is Nj. S.r Ts ssS
very sueeessul drama in two acts OF THE T0oDLas
Mrs. Timothy TOoele, Mrs. Hughes.
OLynPIc.-PIERcEs MINsrRELs-rnE ORIGINAL
Pempey, late Of Christys Mnstrels 44 broadway te-
.os %
ties introduced By Pierce in his style Of Eshep.n
decided mari. sppSoSs,ics
has stamped them being the plus ultra Of
saturday,. Doors spsS a. s.nSsrs ss ooiooT xsms
sion 20 ssns Orchestra boxes 6oc; private bosesss
ITO THE THEATRICAL Profession, CosTUMERs,
sale The entire stage wardrobe and properties "
the beet make and materials for line
IN the drama Terms very low, for cash Apply 70 Phil
lips, Waysily House Atlantic street. South BroOilyn D.
near the City Hail formerly Military GsrdenGrand
Promsnade Consert Wednesday evening" June 18Th Thurs
existing, comprising principle Of Gunss
bIa,ed band seyernarksr and sAIons band. Tickets 2h
cent? See programme
WAsBINGToN HALL, 69s BRoApwAY.-NIGHTLY
w crowded 70 see Haninston's Moving DiorAmas-Ths
Creation Of hs World The Deluss rnturn Abbey Polar
evening o'clock and Wednesday. and Saturdays ~
half past p Tickets Is cents Children half price.
CTEHLiNG ExHIBITION FOR RsALE-HANINGToN's
s near sSo viii ss.r
sap.ricrty eyer ssyshns % The hind s1,.n PIis. 70,
Brosa~sy Real .s,.: Re- will be taken in sneSaSss '
CRANKILN MUSEUM, l75 CHATHAM SQUARE, OPEN
the original Fem ale HSsrs only crs.niasa band
4: sssss "a f.sal:
sn in " :pend
sentatons Of Living Pictures together with the tribe q
20 .hpsueh sS.i ssm.ssS s PrSss :: SS
Stage seats hoent Bsxss oents Parqusts. l2x cents
OTTO COTTAGE. NORTHUMBERLAND INsTRUMEN-
Mops.y w.dp.sd,y ,sa L,,s,y c.%T.nsin. at sP n,
Bin the weather unfAvorAbls the Concert VIII
take place next day.
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TT srAyrs PASroRrs ron cAprossrA CHA
y s.oT,... rs.,rs C.ss ..s rur.v.-I~..ds ~ yossru
srs inssrssssts 80 tsv-sr i,rd vftheu, ss
fnssrHses " Sahf.ysss, ks- pp-ssrs ~ .. n r. ApaA
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ID tonssr-Biaei lead srusiblss- salsJACoB
r.Ar = % 3 f ds as Aass's rom No. r.: s.
nansiactu,sd by T. J; Dyer Jr Co Southwark Phila,
n. 70 rnpS.S pss the
order OF Assgnee. and the terms are eash on dsvsy
CIJY HALL LOTS, BaooKLYN; AND BRIDGE ST.
Al public sas 81 the Merchant. Kneh.ns. Wall street
snas s.s ' md Of rssuis
tsr'h from more nsn ninety feet to about ssvscn. s
y = :' si
iyn savings Bssi for four and halt Years. G
s ii outlay Iy' ais
20 bring much more This block s very valuable,
~ s;'ass Iiss
s:n ;:..ssHs s1P;sssd NAY Mon.
IRON S.; S !: mil: , sS. y.
hnsnsis business q the city New York. near
.s: and streets srGSS Ssh:r - each
with decided .nsi: Adams wl0ushIy and JOrals
Fulton and wsnssan hinsta ros .nc Court aud
place q the hss.
ns S Ss sS. issa on na, mai;
sppot. lsrG: and beautiful building nearly adlonins
hundred feet hv. might built oaPAls,. ioohi.s
sSs f..
asSins ss 1%s Psn s ,Af ls ..; nm
css Fulton street Brookyn and in Enss.sr. Lofts
mss Ralph hslboDes land agency T rolton street
Ao Eve three brick houses Bridge street. Brooklyn
in the handsomsy built boek between Johnssn and nlAry
streets being Mes. "a, d. 40 2s, 2l6 the last being
at the and three and half stories
high These houses built two and half
with under cellars will neatly finished
with frs second and third tories Of modern plan
M the rser lot is is feet inehss ~ no. house Il
loby io 5000 Of mortgage 10 upon each house And
remain Sale positive Few better for invest
msnt are offered Bridge street COED street. and its
PreTeeye sdysntAxes are bsyona the sompos .ysraee
5fset by VI feet inches being No. 40 Pearl street and
to the Of Myrtle running back 10
alley ten feet wide. $500 remain bond sni mort
gage ~ cent Reference above and 70 Rev. O. r
johnson, ~ Myrtle avenue, Brooklyn
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SPORTING.


CEETREvILL COURSE. LONG ISLAND-TRoTTIN0-
match 500 mile heats to 80 lb wagons Somsrn-
dks names h. Pelham; ID. Stevenson names m Mend
ham Maid. Immediately after, sweepstakes for $3.50 for
which horses to contend. Hustsd Kendals
onnbusses will leave Fulton Ferry Brooklyr 1T
and o'clock p NJ returning the sport
JOEL CONKLIN, Proprietor.
DED HOUsE-PACING "A PURSE OF SIS WILL
N or at the above house, Thursday, the 18th
for horses that $50 Mile
Best in saddle. Entries 20 close at 9 o'clock
ut Greene ksddsns.
CARAroGA SPRINGS TR0rrING CoURsE.-PURsn
- Of S2o $50 to the second beat mile heats best D.
harness of july 4th at ~ o'clock L. hcQuivey
Grey, Eagle; q. p Dimisk names Tom Csrsely
formsy Jack kossts Purse $3.50 $50 TO second best
ne heats best in to saddle to csme OF July 9Th. ct
selosh. L. hoQuivsy names Grey Bagis; o. p Dim
DAVID BRYANT, Propri.ssr.
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EXCURSIONS.


CUNDAY- SCHOOL EXCURsI0N.-rHE SUNDAY
~ school connected with the Fourth Unversaist Society
(Rev Dr. Chapns Murray street will make their annual
exssrsion Thursday, June r. to Neptune Grove, New
Roshe The large and ste amboat Nsrh Ame-
chartered for the oecason accompanied by
Dsdvorth unrvaled brass band and will leave pier foot
Of Spring street. at quarter q. o'clock Murray street ~
past Market street at quarter to 3; Grand
At o'clock. Tickets 30 cents to be had OF G.
Peterson, 432 Pearl street Agate 17 Broadway CHM,
81 Brsadwsy W. @. Wendell 50 Maiden lane N. W. Ward,
l60 street Peterson 70 Canal street, and nj
The wharf, on the morning of the excursion.
EIsHING BAHKs--NEw ARRAN9EMENT-rH1
Il steamer BUFFALO will every day, except Sa-
Gatharine ~; Pier No n; r, "a NJ returning BY
p. M without fail Ellis Cotllon Band will be board
RsEeshments dinner and ohowdsr will b provided. Fare
- eents. each way.
NREAT SPORT, AT SOUTH OYSTER BAY, L. L., FOR
N Blae Fish5O taken the 2st, with hook and
hpe, 80 Of which weighed 2t2 lbs Hurry and take the
Long Is and Railroad At A NJ Z. NJ, 90 Farming
dale stage to yandewster Hotel, who will make every
thing agreeable for fishing parties.
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CHlNEsE ASSEMBLY ROOMS, $50 9BROADwAY-THIs
~ spacious and elegant Hail. the largest in the city, will
be let during the nssths fer Exhibitions Prome
made Concerts Lectures Balls Dinner parties &e very
rsafenable by the month by the single night
ply to Mr. CHARLLS COwTAN the superintendsns on ths
premises, from till g.
RROOKLYN MUSEUM.-THE LADIES AND GENTLE
- in this establishment requested
in hs Grand nall of the Museum, Thursday morning
CHANFRAU BURKE, Managers.
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1000, 600 2, norJlI, s..sl! 2. ..I. Do;Ios

as's been s.is fss - rsstrre the ksir u
ysars asd te rhsumas and all other paine
s hrses and al spssmesie and nervous d.ssssE sho
%, darrh~a ks. Sold Pearl street, Rias Jobs and
sr.ssvs 80 aaa te nesr CrAna and % e druggists asa
i sssostiss b se..s Z. ,., ss,., .s.h Is,s
sens made - fsr~is, trad.rs
The New York herald., 1850-06-26
WATERING PLACE.

DOwELTON HOUSE, NHwBURGH-THg PROPRIE-
Of this faverts and sgresable place Of summer
pleasure calling the attention Of the New York
public TO tie fact that ne is now prepared for the
aud Of either transient boarders
he high estimation In which his hsuss 10 held by familss
who have spent the Summer months there he 10 viii
render extended noiee Of Its superior attractions in
point Of location. scenery. drives h u.nscessary In
thess has 20 equal on the Hudson rvsr The
lnrder will be ssppiisd With delicacy
me In addltien the former facilities
reaching Newbureh by steamboas there ave trains
passng daily either from New York a.d Albany
kary appesueu should be made fer sslsstion q
q. DONALD.