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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-20

~ d Of o. r.. II" membsrs OF Covenant Lodgs
No Is are reouesd TO meet atthe Lodge Room IsT sow
ery on TUESDAY Esd inst al IL o'ccct precsely fof
the purpose OF Joining In the genera procession Of thai
dsv hv Invitation on the City authoTs 8roihers OF els
are cordially invited to Join US In the proc 'ssoo
Done by order OF The Lodse.
WIN p. RAIL-, ! Committee
.oo.s.. US US STa atH .,,Dssu,,,,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-06-16
moNEY mARKE T.

saruaDsr. June lb-s p. n
The stock market opened heavy this morning. and
there we're moderate sales at lover prices At the
nrst.bosrd Residing Abroad declined y per cent (;
Brie Railroad u Farmers Loan y Erie bonds
new. v and Mohawk, " At the second board Rns
Railroad fell OF y per cent Harlem y Canton Co.
y Reading Railroad v Erie Income bonds; T. 4
This does not look very encouraging In the sreet for
holders Of fancy stocks and there every appearance
Of regular breakdown Those Who have been laying
n large lots Of such stocks Bris Railroad Read
M, Long Island. Harlem, Norris Canal, rarmers'
snd Canton, at prices which have ruled during the
past month will nna their pockets getting lighter and
ishter daily, and realise results that We have - ire
qusntiy predicted
The receipts at the once Of the Assistant Treasurer
Of this port to-day amounted TO sseoo7 2 Psymests
s7s 2ieto Balance s3c44s 5000
The total amount Of geld dust received st the mint
n phlsdsiphis from the LIST 70 the 18th inst Enclu-
sive. was 81 100000 The gold coinage during the
same period si 1e51e7 The receipts at the once
cf the Assistant Treasurer Of the United States Phi
lsdeptjs fcr the week ending 18th amounted TO ss1
ne 80 Payments. t5sS72, 90. Balance, s1,4e55Ti %
Tn. snthrseite coal trade continues quite sctivs
The Lehish Navigation compsny. has broush, so-s
Surns the week "a CTS tons about hve thousand
more than last week The schuyikill Navigation Com
vssy has brought down, for the week, 1928 tsss
sbsut no tons more thss lest vseh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-06-16

uvr,tv ana nature smiles around, clothed in her
riehet robes ana the wild flowers In every dell send
fprt their doors to the grateful Ii IL not
viviI AFTER l. ling the dust and din and smok. of
the sty 10 wander slsng the p@bbed shore and listen
10 the murmur,ng waves and watch thsir ever
sbsu ring play, while the lungs invigoratsd with
every breath. All ys dyspeptic and bilious, and
dogs
THE FrEE IN BsoApwAr.-Although engine II was
the nret engine the ground and did such sRectual
service In extinguisbng the flames il is hut iustise
% hose cart rs to state that this company had two
strsams Of water the are before engine Fl arrived
which, doubt, kept under till the engias cane.
Dup ~ A PrT.-rhe coroner yesterday held an in
quest 1T The desd houre the body OF Louis He'll,
native Of Darmstadt, Germany, aged ~ years, car
p<nter by trade. who fell In . ut at the corner OF
Broadway and Prince street. and conveyed to the
18Th ward station house where he died Verdict death
BY spoplexy
DArH FALLING OUT WINpow-An inquest
held yesterday at the 9th ward station house on
Me kody nf VIM Henry Kukuck aged 33 years,
native Of Virginia. who fell out Of third story window
"a ridsy eht ut his residence No AIT Duane ct by
which fall j. head injured, and caused his death
The deceased OF dspated habits and "a supposed
N have fell out Of the bed room window under the
effects Of dsirsm rsme~s. Verdict death ey inju-
Zee to the h, ad from fall.
Acc pSNrAiLy Dso~sEp-On Friday night about ia
o'clock an by the name of David Johnson ian Irish
man har hoard If Of the Albany bsrses lying
Clinton st. got up in the night and sat the
rail Of the boatfor the supposed purpose OF getting
Waterman heard n splash IN the water and also heard
him bailoo lie to his assistance, but could not
save him The deceased Is about 81 years Of age and
Of sober habits
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FOUNDRY.

SIsAh lkcIkE sAkUrAcTOkY AND r0csDxr.-
~ HE Affairs work-T Sesor and John breasted. ls,s
q v. hrm q seeer Coz having eessee'sd themselves
s.nufs.,ery ssd roupdr vsey hno-n . ose % ,hs moe,
sesy condition 20 the werhs In large additions
the approved Machinery Tools se aud largely In
carscy for executing all orders Tor machinery
sad of,hs heaviest knds and o. TIE hest possible
Descriptions IN s short time sny sstsblishmsnti this
eo-ntry OF Europe.
Psssiouiar attenton 10 rvsu steam Easn-s Boil
hsh and lov for .csan. take .st river asv<a-
uen and for msnufae uring purposes fton Boat sugar
kns snd ks,tles sns ssssr ssshnesy say ns rleurns
and other Mills Soeg Kettles and cnrbs 81 ssc blow
ss saehinsryc for Bias. Furnsees snd fcundres Sirdees
ard ether iron Tor buildngs Bells ~ all made 70
erd>r; Gearing 20 reasonable and
length Hydraulic Presses Cylinders. kc, well all
hnds Of Repairs 81 Engines and Boilers and Maehnsy
snftes o. The following steamers we're manufactured ~
THIS sssblshmsnt Isaac Newton 81 the North River.
sndImrre state 81 the SQUAD fisxsrs % Lake Ere How
nse Aspin walls Y. g. steamship Pssama X Coliinss
line Nail sseamers Pacific and Baltic, snt sssnss
erers addressed 70 the Alsrs Works No es Chssry
New rers, Jupe lst, ishD
James PAllsire having retired from the WORKS s~ss
issv. r.semws.s ne ss 70 Ms f,snds ard All who mar
ssts<, and mon reason~Ns terra
New rorh, jane ht, 1850.
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Our baltimore Correspondence.

BaLTsost. June rs, 1850.
IN, Bafimc, Grs,t-.s stescs Of t1rr h'fery-fsr
cel,ge,ns- PaurersT TIE Bank Rohbers Gsssraa'e'rsi
ko~,H,,s, o..
The Independent Grsys Of this city have certainly
met With most glorious reception In Ne~ York. the
accounts Of vheb in the Hrad are perused With deep
interest aud pride by our eitizsns The Grays are
eomrany, 81 Witch almost every member s me-
cbanic: and from the manner In which they have
adhered 10 their Organization for 80 many years may
be accounted their excellent drili sni military tactics
Fer many years they we're commanded by the late
Major James q Law. Who, previous to his death -as
mayor 81 the city. and not only essem"a ~ n's
company. but truly the pride oi the city IN Gil 'ne
walks Of life. .
non his retiring from the command OF me company
HE first lieutenant the present. cspl hs'I -ss pro-
NOTED and has continued for he last nss s-ep
his company IN the effcisnt cono'' u,s -
I'm by Major Law They are IN. rrd. m vluo-n
In ali localities they arr regarded WIN in,-,e" ana
upi,,r,aIiv admitted 20 be on~pproseh~e's IN tnen
tn .h,, Timo.on sailed from this psrt yesterday
.th Ierg. ana valuable cargo for San ffsneisco bat
srss iury yesterday found true bill against
,,. Jake alias Heck tIollitt on the chrxe Of
h,.,,,s moor tuuf.ns,e black man, In tbe street,
.i,b club frsstsrins hts skull aud causing immsdi-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-06-16
The italian Opera Com pany.

Me concert given at the Tabernacle last night BY
the snsger OF the Havana Opera troupe presented
Ysh entertainment. The house however, seems to be
anything but popular, and the audience was very
nuch smaller than it ought to have been for such a
musical treat. steffanoni, Boso, and Costini were
much applauded in all their efforts, while the other
yocalists gave great satisfaction. The romansa by
APdit, sung by stefanoni, was received with great
spprobstie,. The mama, Roberto II Disvolo," was
sung beautifully by Bosio, who used the French YER
sion signorina stope also, highly successful in
her efforts upon the pisnoforte calling forth the most
rspturous applause.
r Ton orro night Lucia di Lammermoor' will be
repeated at the Opera House 1t created great sem
ation Friday night. and perhaps as whole is the
finest effort OF the company Another fashionable
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HoRsrs AZ b PBsff6S.~fos SAIL. An flf6xSr
estttshment ccmplee consisting q pair Of hns bay
tsres; rhsston. .its shifting seats and q
Harness ill be Geld cheap the present
use for u en- Address = D., iisraii oace
"A be disp sed Of sostie q srgs Apply 81 william
.ovsns l.sry rsiles. " and - mercer street, ISL
Frcnt street.
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AmUsEmENTs IN r,,nADnLPaI.-

QARNUhs hUsEUN-PHILADgLPHIA. r. BAR
~ num- rrvprstor and manager Henry Sanford sssstsa,
MANAGER Engagement Of =. Sbes the celebrated Ame-
ean Comedian for sx nights only during which time he
vii sIJesr in numerous fsvonts eharaers r.
msnt of the Lansashire Bell Ringer appear
ssen this vseh The company viii ao rrs-at their usual
snpsrior entertainments svery sf Three enormous
serrn's TO ~ sen his week The Infant Heossr Giant
vefhsf Gl pounds. h srraged New novsltles sl-ays
Irsrsrpg ADM lance twenty-five cents ehiidrsa under
Ten years. kslf-price.
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DANCING.

nsSsiS,, xs az y. No. no a D sS ar f,,iKD
- door east Of Ssr.cco she only Professor
Of be nev Dances veil hnsvn In America has the honor TO
ssl.ens are erss svyy and ths.s ladies' and s.n,s
Who should like 20 honor him With their
~ assured 70 learn NJ. uniaus method IN fev Lessons
ell the Fashionable Dances
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DIR. CHARLES MUNDYs
wATER CURE ESTABLIsHMKNT,
At .oarnAnyren, 49,

~ snd the pubic that he has become Of late De
Duggles water Csrs ~ Benson Vile. veanS
half miss from the Northampton Railroad Depot seven
hous ride from New York from Boston, and avs
on Albany situated IN enc Of the NOS: peesass ysisys
shady wallis and abundantiy implied With the purcst
seest and csldsst granite The Ant
and the climate mild aad agreeable The and spacious
sudns Offer all the necessary Tor vs.s. surs
purHoses, such baths douches and airy
lodging for about Ay patients separate for either
gynnasun ko The doctor being the earliest,
living disciple Of Prienis 0rsfep and having
enpsrenes Of more thas fifteen years Of hs own his witt
water being In the hands Of evsry European
hdropah hepss respond reasonable sxpsetaons
from the vassr yssm. made on the part Of .hcss
Who conAde themselves him fhe establish
nent 9psa. For further rsrsevs pissss sppiyss
Aheaheve s1Area
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FIRE Arms

A cARD@fHE PUBLIC is Particularly IS-
IA vited call ana mine the paintsg Asor
Hsuse Bsrnums Hets Broadway Hotel With H,jers Satin
Cioss white which aud applied by
painter In the United States but by the Persons
that 20 give serd rder have the
attended by apply Hoefs fant Store corner Of
Third avenue and Tseasy-thiri street. New York
ERENCn PLA1E PAPKR-sIzE A1s BY sts INCHEs-
just received from Paris, fe~ beat quality the
s.ne 80 used BY Lemercer. For ssls ~
0OuPIL yiBrkT Co. 10 Broadway.
DOYAL PAPIkk hACUE AND JAPAN WORKS. s
N HAHN street West Blsrave ,quars, London and %
Ccfutp,ion HIi. Birninsham. The subscriber hsviss
been appointed agent In this city for Merr Je1nens Bs
rcss sons Of the largest manufacturing houses In
Iuiope 10 prepared 70 take orasry fer Ill
Of Psrisr hseLe eoyds. and RESPECTFULLY invites At n.
ehsnts sd the public 20 call sss his samples Of rssss
mar, Wr,,s pesfs insstsna. rsrtf.les rfney sosss
lops to,es Tea Csddes ae embracing every variety %
ard latest patsrne. Tol0s bearing facsimile like
Of Jenny Lnd tAtss from the orsies Orders for
alt description. q the above rssds can be sxesu,ed
EINRY !. iBBoTsos. as Pearl street. NJ stairs.
tIiet wsen Maiden ia,e and Ioss st-eetD
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NOTICE TO CAPITALIsfs-OtE Of THE GhkAItsI
inventions o the 10 at this moment attracting not
snly the stten on hat like sife the admiration OF TIE
scientific world. This I'm for The prvteeoa 81 life
and property, 10 universally acknowledged 20 BE- most
sneiept article IN the various derarmenfs ~ we bSh
rptc snd private n 10 - operation bats order 20
eNslls the interested
tended ses dispose Of 10 a. oderste price capital
required Any psrsop With capital will lad Ia ts most
printable Investment The uhy 9th maeAine las te-n
fully tested b. competent Judgef and being stable article.
Inventor confident the capitalist wilt fnd "a % hts adj
vsntlre B-Any person wishing % invest capits IN
M. a.Qr
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CAnpEH AND AuDoY aAILneAD LINE rop
~ F.sxeIph!a Ie.sIesh a r. .na ha psss e'ssceh
=: ~. =, % Hss'S hive. 5sss - sisS sssN -
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WASHING.

WASHING WITHOUT LABoR-B. T. BABBirrs
w Soap PowderPut your 81 Dthes 10 SUFFICIENT guam
y ofwaer TO them, then add two tab soonsf OF
the Soap Powder 20 each used With the
sioh.sj the water 10 hard add Of the powder, and
boil them fifteen mnute alter that rinse them and that s
sufficient 70 male them perfectly clean NIB Tbsrs being
rosin In this Soap wlsaye the clothes very vhis aud
tad oily smell soaps do Mag saving wen y
I'VE cent the Soap hfy cent the labor and
the aud Wy rubbing the
elothes No hard required 70 complete washing
The entire Of material ed does exceed
10 complete washing Tor uy - ten persons Aso
fsctursrs Of the sner, esene compound Tor raising bread
otes &e withost sls Of double refined sssratu
Manufactured BY n. r. BABBITr CO,
~ and 70 Washington street. u. ".
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Political INT Intelligence

The President has recognised James y Melne -
Consular Agent OF France FOR Cincinnati In the State
Of Ohio.
SOUTH CAROLINA AND rHs Compton, meeting
held in the Union District Of South Carolina, on
the Sd instant at which resolutions were passed,
strongly dep recang all the propo,i ions Of sompro-
mise which have been brought forward nor will they
support any eempromise which will not allow them to
carry their slaves into any of the territories acqsred
Or ts be acquired. They favor the establishment Of the
Southern newspaper at Washington.
NicHGAE THE CoMPRonIsE-A meeting was
held recently NJ Lansing composed of the delegates OF
The Constit utionsl Convention. The report OF the
Oonpromse Committee OF the Senate was approved
Of and General Cass and Henry Clay spoken Of the
great paeifcators Of the country who shoud be sus
tanned the they have proposed Is the only
feasible for the settlement Of the existing diff
hcuty.
Charles Manly has been nominated BY the wings OF
North Carolina candidate for election to the
ths gubernktorial chair Of that State.
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FANCY ARTICLES.

E'INIJIuGIRY SILVER wARa. se,-CHAs. sTRw-
ADJ nssefsetsrsr, removed ffom Jobs ,,rs.s 70 No
ssy lind ss<s % sslt ~ shis sssbhsAsfss A Assss-
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AMUSRMRRr1,

RkOADWAY THBATRg-E. A. MARSHALL. SOLE
Lsssse Monday evening June 18th. will be psrformsd
local comedy, entitled EXTREhES.-Ebenessr Oldrioh,
NJ. whi,ipg kaIk Maybsrry Mr. Barrett Edward Brian
a HsIIsi hr hedleman Higgins. }. Dunn Mr. Augustus
Smusy Perry Aierie,e, Chapman Patrick Ieary shaw
Sash stsrrett Mrs oldrieh Mr.. Held virs mia
A.s X Horn hs Crosby Mrs Albeit; Nelly Mrs.
wALIER-sr Arrssns Buoy.nt. Mr. Whiting Jasper Ha-
tetop, IhomIsoni Philip Haxleon. Perry; Walter HAre
ion, Dyott HELM, Mrs Horn Dame Bridget, Mrs Held
NIBL0s.-oN MONDAY EVENING, JUNE u. WILL
~ Be presented The operate play Of GUY hANNtRING
-Col hsnnernG M noldsi HsnryiBertram, COPELAND
Gilbert Gle.'n John sstt's Dirk aileraik Lynne Ga
brleI Leach Neg nerr,ies Mis-. Fanny wsaek; Miss Man
nsring Miss Mary Taylor Miss Bertam. Mrs Conover Mr.
hecsndlish: Mrs.. ysrnsn To conclude with the local
Nieiinsor Joseph Graham Taylor Alfred Graham Phil
Ups anthony "a aeSm, oP'aad Isabella Miss Nckinson
~ cents.
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QURTON'S THEATRE. CHAMBERS STREET.-MON-
- day evening June lsev will be played the comedy Of
CLARKE Captain Murphy Mcguire Mt Jordan Frank Vim
Severity Creamey, Mrs Hughes Mrs Charles Terrens Mrs
RUSSELL Mrs. Ormsby Deaine. Miss Chapman To conclude
with Coman's farce Of X Y. H. the American Manager
ard tie London Adross Mr. Johnson Dsa-
Bass Captain Gsiliad, Mr. Holman; Ralph Hempeed Mr..
Burtoni Dora humville. Mrs Hughes.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

C0LDIERS, SAILORS, AND MARINES OF TUE MEXI-
y Wan Of 1872 their heirs have the cash
for their claims Discharges will be worthless
the bill in Congress passes. Better sell quick. now
pay the highest price for both
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SPORTlNG.


~ day. June nth at o'clock Ph-hateh for $500 be-
two Brooklyn each to they please, mile
heats best three in five, br Jn and b. Plug. In
media After for Of 800 mile heats best three in
$50 lps T. Snediker enters en- John; H.
W.enters Morsan; G. LolieI enters CHI g. Henry Clay
Aepchsm Maid Instead q taking the railroad. the
lretor has made arrangements with Messis. Randall
Huttsd four six horse Omnibusss Fulton
Ferry Brooklyn to the track The facilities are 50 great
be disappointed The omuibuses will return
the sports 0mnbuses will leave at two
o'clock. Fare, each way, twenty-five cests
JOEL CONcKLIN, Proprietor.
DIGEON SHOOTING AT WILIIAMSBURGH-ON NON
day June 18th irst, at IL O'Clock precisely. There
will be plenty birds the ground for cd days SPORT
Shooting Tor geld watch after which axes &C.
z. GOTHAM, $50 Grand street,
OUoITs AND sKITTLEs-rHE LOVERS OF THE
NJ above games enjoy themselves in the tailest
style At the East Brooklyn Hall where be the best
exant Stages from the Fulton forty the Above
day next, At the above place, for 500 aside.
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CoAP FACTORY TO LRr-srrUArg IN rHg REAR
,fkss x 1 :.s 2t1 cherry street 9Th rsssre. ee,
ters fcs<sssser rivsn immesatey. Tor further par
neplsrs. irsuirs 81 r. hrAr. IA sod - Cherry ~
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R0wERY THIArRR-BENKHIr or Mr.. }. WAL:
.sh Jr-nsna.y evening Jun: H. yin = Ps; so Cd
Ne S s.;s Il saGsss .Srs w Hs.ss Mr.
Martin; Peruvian Boy Miss Denim; Cora, Mis-. wsnyss
aoh hSx.nss H:aI: 2 c:$Ss ':S'
nor. Sr. mslS.r . Helen ssG,ss. *sss IT,
NATIONAL THEATRE, CHATHAM srREEr-NoN-
~. *: =, Ta Mr.
% :. E. w hspa o t TsS Mr. suSsi 70
nanehe, Mr. Tlton; Uneas Mr. vsaus Major Gone, Mr..
s. isa% j n. PERCH MS s Il 's..d Mrs. iii
lsw h11:nal scrEmons NJ; yspr- Col de- Gosrsy Mr.
g. Taylor isri. Miss h:rriss Boxes IS s.nss Pis TX
eenta. Doors open at ~; to commences At 81 elsek.
A sT0K PLACE OPERA HoUsE-THE CELEBRATED
"A n.yana Italian opsr. Company under the direction
gsriS,%sd D-nilst;s favoriss Spsr. o. LUCIA DI LAM
sisnor gsdali Rsimondo signor Coleta; Flors Sig
oeSpossd Of thirty psrfor@sr Maestro and Director Of
the Opera smsr q Botteani Leader Of the Orchestra
Gallery 50 centsi Seats secured, s. 40
DOwERY THsATRE.-BENEFIT OF MR. GILBERT
ID Tuesday evening, June IsA great bl-Mr. and Mrs.
waaek jun, and the whole company will appear Box
CARD-AT A MEETING OF THE COMPANY. IN THE
~ Room Of the National Theatre the following
iu,i0ns were upsni%Sssiy adopted
Theatre entitled TO some testimonial Of respect the
form ubane and gentmanly department he has evincsd
towards us throughout the season
% That with such feelings Of respect towards him,
tender our services in AID OF oOMpLiAENTARY bENE-
We pledge ourselves to exert individual interest for
The COMMITTEES on the part Of the
company TO carry the above resolutio into effects
John Herbert, Joseph Jefferson,
c. w. TAYLOR, Chairman.
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PERSON Al.

INFORMATION wANTED-oF WILLIAM HAssAy. A
boy fourteen old Who left his homo In West
the 25h 81 April laSt and who a IL supposed either
20 New York, or 70 the West on the canal. When last
heard from he board canal boat, Sohs-
neetsd Complexion DARK DARK brown bair and has
under The left something like the letter nfor-
nation which may lead his whereabouts will te gratefully
received by HIS father Address THOs. hASsAY Of
James Terrence 4 Co., Troy, NY.
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u A. Chiffon, -AUcTI0NEER.-sALE OF CAR
Os riages Wagons Harness. &c. Cole Chiffon will sell
b sustiSn Tus,aay June Is At ny O'clock =. Coffee
Esq, Executor -; large bsrouch family carriage, do.
do with shifting front light wagon with leather top
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ExCURsION.


ENCURslON TO GREENP0INT, L. 1.-THE STRAIN
II boat TEMPEST will leave the foot 81 Grand " r.
on Sunday 10th inst At 10 A. NJ and every half hour after
during the day touching ~ Tenth street each
6k cents each way.
NEW YORK BAY cKnErERY,-rHE BEAUTIFUL
IN Jenny Line will
sunday Lesyns the foot Of Hammond street. 10 A. n
asd7 r. y. calling at Barclay street. and leaving
the Cemetery at ~ II. A NJ g. and r. ~ She will
four .Ieursons down the bay the ssms,sy ssoh Day
tstcns are unsurpassed. Pare. 81 cents.
DELICBTruL EXCURSION DOWN THE LOWER BAY
- 20 sandy Hook. Sunday, June 10 Nssmto.t NIhs0p
VIII leave the foot Of Beach street At ~ o'clock Canal
street at rier Nc. ~ r., st,S o'clock. r. r. Tickets IS
cents for the trip.
CRAND EXCURSION TO Tue FISHING BANKS
O-The fast sailing ses steamer BUFFALO. Capt Aiming
Smith. will her regular trips the Fishing Banks
Oh Hook June It, leaving follows the foot Of Ca
nal street at 81 the foot sf Grad street r. foot %
cahsrine street "a and pier Nos Mr., ~ o'clock;
turning by o'clock, Pm.
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L,oR saLE-wo0DwoRTH PATENT FLAMING Ma
III ehi vi hand and finished. with lstrt
improvements Also steam sngee ard al machinery neees-
mill complete furnished ~ shortest notice
Ts panr machines II Lester are but all ~ iron, sad are
sup their styls and execution 20 an use Can hs
seen a. ipz FULTON street. y. A. LESTER
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CHOPPERS ATTEND-AN ADJOURNED MEETING OF
~ the Journeymen Coopers Of New York Brooklyn and
Wlliamsburgh will held ct the widow Schosser Henry
Clay House. Of Avenue and First
day evening June 18TH ~ Pm. punetua asd general
attendance Is earnestly requested business Of
will he trsnssetsd. J. A. HEATH. President.
Wy. w RuRGIna SeeYatArY.
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EIRsr DIVISION NEW YORK STATE MILITIA
Il Division ordsra-New York. June 10th, ls50-rhs Di-
vision will parade Thursday the Fourth day Of July
nsx to unite the celebration Of the 18th anniversary
the Battery. right whitehall at o'clock A n. The
Division will the honors ~ marching salute 70 the
Mayor and Corporation, in front Of City Hail. o'clock
NJ when the parade will be d missed Bgadisr General
Storms will cause the Ma andard to be displayed
and National salute 20 be nrsd at sunrise by the Veteran
ARTILLERY Tie Major Generals salute will be fred
Battery under the direction of Brigader General Norris
Brgsder General Hall will order Of horse report
TO the Major General 81 his quarters for duty
quarter before o'clock and two other report
the same hour Brigader General Even will detail
companies OF Light Infantry TO the Division In
spsctor. 81 quarter before ocloet precisely Ammun
tcs for the sa1uss will be furnished by the Commsary
The Division Star will bic At the Of the Major
General IT half past oelcck n Commsndants Of Bri-
rsdes and Regiments directed to IromuigAts this rder
or much seof ~ rsisss 70 Their rsspessvs commands
CHARLES W sANDFoRD Major General
ROBERT G. WkThoRE Division Inspector.
WASHINGTON FIRE ENGINE COMPANY NO. 10
w return their thanks 80 hessrr Roberts wss
for their literal and supply - re
ments furnished them at abe ire At PotAh Inspsoon
the morning 81 the 18th. JAS. D0N0HUE. ForsmaA
Asa WILLIS. secretary.
THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE EXISTING
between DanAsh Law, 10 this deg dissolved by mstuAl
consent and the business will be settled BY either par
JOHN DAKRACH.
New York, June Is 1850.
IAHEs eoNsER SON. TYPE FOUNDERS. ooRNEs
Of Am and Nassau ssreets New Yorh. have on hand
nsnt The which shis rrs,ed
the aheve Foundry.