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eaend a few relgionSfS fOg short time even they will
that night and did duty, which to tell What
only tell the experience Of thousands If cases Of
OF consumption, sc sc, and hope for mercy
convinced that disease the system at
the nUds of the hTaln changed all SecreOES
thrown into their prVper channels disease Is broken and
the penent must recover The thing proved and has
been daily and hourly for two What madness and
sanl 10 let old theories govern the world by the Wl.ful
ignorance ayarce Of Faculty, and | now denOunce
them al Who viii not listen me- adverse to the benign
dsSgnS 81 the Almighty 10 0Senthra mankind from NAL
ignant diseases T. WAITS, t2a GeenwichSt where the
p00r have nee Depot foT walss Nervous Antlo,e
log NaSSau-st
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The Ocean Steamers.

- LIST o. STEAMERS FOR THE MONTH on MAI
Franklin FROM Y May 81 Southton ltaT'
Alabama ------.-- From Y Mas 81 For SsyannL1
SoutberneT ..---.- From N Y May 81 For Chnres.oa
All Letters aud Newspaper on hand Tor Esan Ira md
End scotland are cent by the first steamer sgte u -"
line
Letters To the Continent Of Europe by he COLLIN Lac
Hrst De- prepaid wen'y-One sIsgle rate oso' ~
those places required 10 be prepaid IN fslL
Letters o. the Continent Of Europe BY the CCNARD he
must be prepaid five cents sns rate except % INV
places required 10 be prepaid IN fns -
Letters by ths Havre Line m0t be preDoF ,vcnJ-iJv
cents ger half ounce Inland PssLsge sded. erce2 %
Great Britain
Newspapers BY either Ls. ~ tho Coaaont nius' Dc 2e
pad four cents each
Inland Postage must be added Letters and Newspaper
70 the Continen; Of Europe BY tho Hivo and Bremen L
sTEA,fRs ARRIVE FROM EUROPE
ASIA Sailed rom Liverpool fI Ns~-YOrk. Mar a.
PACIFIC = 4ied nom LYeTDDJ. f9g New-Ycrk An q
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MEETING AT HOBOKEN-A meeting was
held at the Otto Cottage last evening, by the Aner-
citizens for the purpose of adopting measures %
prevent the recurrence Of such ros as have lately
occurred. Mr.. L. Tompkns called 10 the Chair.
and G. w BauSSon appointed Secretary On mo-
ton, James 4. stevens, G. Van Housen. Daniel
Blauyelt F. Chamberlin. and Mr.. Tumey, were ap-
pointed a Committee 10 report resolutions, and pre-
sent them at the adjourned meeting TO be held this
evening
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Further Election Returns.


SUFFOLK COUNTY.
Majority for Brown about 500
Browns majority in the District, l,Oii
NINTH DISTRICT
SuLLIyAN-Cochecto gives 80 majority for
Curtis, (Opp)
The Albany Euenpg Journal OF last evening
has the following:
LATER AND BETTER
Jefferson County has given Lyon Canal 500 ma
jority. This secures his election by from 1909 TO
l5OO. Good
OSWEG0 COUNTY.
Hatch's majority is sand 10 be 1000
TWENTY-FIFTH DISTRICT.
dispatch from Albany, dated yesterday, P NJ.
to the Evening Post, says:
ALBANY, Wednesday May o.
The latest returns from StantOn's District
leaves 1t in doubt There will not be so majority
either way. The chances are in favor OF Stan
ton.
MI Guinnip's District has not been heard
from.
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The Rescue Case-Third Day.

BosToN, Thursday, May -
The rescue case was resumed this fore
noon. Patrick Riley testified TO the facts relative to
the arrest OF Shadrach, and subsequent rescue
EhEur Wright testified TO hearing negro among
the crowd say Now IS the time, and will lose the
last drop OF blood have, before he shall be carried
out OF the Court room.
Edward j Jones testified TO seeing the prisoner
the third fourth man from the door. struggling 10
get in, when the rush was made.
The testimony of Alonzo F Neal was taken, but II
was similar to that of the last witness
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CITY ITEMS.

ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.
BROADWAY THRArER-Open at l." The Rivals" and
A Loan II Lover
BURTON's THEArER-Open at - Cue for the Heart
Ache" and " Wandering Minstrel"
TRIPLER HALL-Jenny Lind Concert.
BARSUM's MUsEUM-Open all day-anernoon and evening
performances, Cunoslles, &c.
AIERIcAN ART USIoN-4g7 Broadway-Open all day
FELLOWS MINsTRRLs-Open At 6l-Negro Melodies and
BuTleSque Opera Scenes
SATTLER's CosNoRANAs-Couer Of Broadway and Thir-
teenh-st-Open day and evening.
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DEsIGN-ss3 Broadway
BRooKLYN-Great Asiatic Caravan with Barnnls Museum
and Menageue,
IL A searching East wind came upon
Us yesterday, driving of the Summer atmosphere
which we enjoyed on Wednesday. There was some
rain last evening but we need hardly expect a storm
al this season.
THE SECRETARY OF STATE.-Mr. Web
ster arrived in town yesterday and is staying at the
Asior House. He viii leave to-day for Washington
SHARP Practice IN A LAWYER 1t has
long been subject OF scientific inquiry how 80 many
Of the lawyers of our city whose only consultations
with impatient landladles and imporunate laun
dresses, maintain such daShing exterior and make
such liberal investments in fashionable apparel.
circumstance which occurred two three days ago
fully explains the mystery, and It is Of too spicy
flavor to keep secret, 4 young lawyer, whose room
IS somewhere IN the neishbOrhOod Of NaSsau-si, late
" ordered pair Of boots from a fashionable boot
maker. When finished, boy was sent 10 take them,
with bill and the command 20 return either wIththe
money or the boots. The lawyer received them gra-
ciousy but declared there was an error II the
bill, which he would Immediately call and settle
Next day came, but no lawyer whereupon the boot
maker made him personal visit and demanded the
money lie had funds just then, beside the heels
were not right IN short, he would bring the boots
next day, have them arranged and pay for them
TWO or three days again passed. and no lawyer
The bootmaker IN the meantime learned that noted
halter was IN the state Of anxiety about hat
and the two agreed 10 combine their forces and recoV
er their property. Accordingly they called on the
lawyer but as he was out they land wait near MS
door While they were there, three or four persons
arrived, with packages for the same lndvidual-a
EeR hat elegant dress-coat and other articles Il
i needless TO say that the bearers were sent back
with their packages and word Of advice in addition.
Finally the lawyer appeared. but had scarcely
tered his Office before he confronted BY the III
disnant halter and ooOimaker Ny hat or my
money SAID the former. as he unceremoniously un-
covered the victim and secured his property. Of
with my boots you scoundrel." cried the bOOimaker
or shall hold you and do It ourselves The
lawyer plead ms case IN a moving manner. but the
gentleman OF the bench was firm. A. last ne con
sented Ia take a package OF law books rs Security
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BY INDUSTRY WE THRIvE.-We aim at

by INDUSTRY WE IHRINk.-"C ann ~
no luxurious establishment with IL gay and costly
md aDandaees neither do seek for noOney, IN Ouer
that We NAV dazzle the multitude and lure them INTO our
support We simply claim our nights the hechamcs
yigbtS and we stand fall upon our merits as w0rkmen
Mean oppression compelled Us 10 assume our present Po
stOn and with undaEDed republican nerve, We VIII maui
ram our ground we will contend % the last for principles
which the world knows are right and we VIII TRIUMPH
We aim Al excellence ia calling We would dazzle only
by the splendor Of productions and desire tha ZANE
only which is Of true desert and lasting We cordially IN
vite everybody and us and satisfy themselves
that we are not ." all talk and no CIDER
HAT FINIsHERs' UNION, II PARK Row
rov2a 2,WEFs opposite the Aston House
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The shadrach Rescue Case.

B0ST0N, Thursday, May "
The trial Of Scott implicated in the rescue
Of Shadrach resumed to-day before JUICE
sprague, and the testimony for the prosecution con.
Guided. The evidence bears hard upon the prisoner
The defense Will open tomorrow morning.
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A Nrw SIMMER HAr---The Gentle

n NEW pUMMEH 10 - ~ y
mans Summer Hat-WARNOCKs. atters have great plea
sure in announcing that they Will Introduce. THIS DAY
Nav o. new and most beautiful style Of hight fur liat Tor
penemen's Summer wear THIS and beautiful Hat IS
manufactured Of exceedingly species French gray
Beaver never before attempted for similar purpose IN tbs
country and possesses pendent Of color, (Which IS
charm in ITSELF Incompatible merit The weight OF TINS
Hat IL about three and half ounces and we feel war
yanted IN believing that there has been hat pro
duced possessing so much intrinsic fitness for gentleman
Summer Hat the French Gray Beaver, now introduced
ky WAREOCKs, Hatters, irving rouse
mv22 n Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-30
Quick Passage.

ALBANY THURSDAY, May %
The steamboat New World arrived at her
dock al 10 minutes before this afternoon making
all the landings, against strong head wind and tide,
beating the cars TO POughkeepsie. which lefl New
York AZ The same hour.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-30
Later from Texas and Mexico Commercial
Intelligence,

NEw -ORLEANs Tuesday May ~
Texas dates to May 22d are al hand
There has been a fight IN the woods between some
Indians and detachment of United States troops, IN
which five Of the former were killed
We have advices three days later from Mexico. but
the news Is nOtImportant.
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Reported loss of the Bark Savannah.

CHARLESTON, lnuIS1dJ' Aa) -
There are reports in this city OF the loss
by FIRE Of the bark Savannah at the mouth Of the 81
vannah riyer. She was bound 10 New.iOrk Inc
savannah was new vessel OF about 500 tons, AM y
believed 10 be fully insured.
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CoTTON,

COTTON, previous 10 the receipt OF the
Csnaca's news yer duuslnce that however. hJd>rs
have displayed great armness but pet qss
ed Urinspeced MESS PORK Is quoted Al ID 20 FRsIGafa
are duh. bui without change rates
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-30

ALABAMA.-The Huntsville Advocate
says that Hugh Mcyay, formerly Acting Governor Of
thus state, and for many years representative in
the state Legislature, died the 9th inst, in Lauder
dale
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-30

Small sales OF Howard-st. Flour have
been made at4 ~ GR,iN Is unchanged. The saes
Of COFFEE tor the week have been 6,Oc0 bags al 20
&c. Tor RIO. The stock on hand amounts - 3J.eS
bags,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-30

u c. c. LANGDON, Esq, the able editor
of the Mobile Daily Advertiser, Is the Union candi-
date for Congress In the lst District OF Alabama.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
YFW.YORK, FRIDAY, MAY 30. 1851

~ The Seventh of Mr.. GHEELEY's Let
ters from England viii be found on our sixth
page this morning.
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Philadelphia Firemen In Albany.

ALBANY, Thursday, May y
The Columbia Hose Company Of Phlla-
delphIa arrived here to-day, on visit 10 TlyO ll0,e
Company Tomorrow they visit Troy and the u
Arsenal, AT Wateryleit, and return 20 NeNfO OK n
the evening
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Superior Cour, THURSDAY. May y


Charles I. Shelton against J. j. Y.
wesfcrreif, tate Shutg-The sheriff leuel upon an
engine and boiler, ana damages are claimed BY pln-
I'M alleging that portion OF the levy was inyalii
Verdict Tor plaintiff, $l,SS9 3.
Ed,rard w. Stephens against Richard
Moare-RepleUn 10 furniture levied upon m
Twenty-third-St. Complaint dismissed, and lulg-
mont for defendant for a return OF property.
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The Georgia.

NEw-ORLEANs, Tuesday, May 2
The steamship Georgia sails for New
York on Wednesday
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Free Soil State Convention In Vermont.

The Free Soil Convention held here to-
day was attended by 1000 delegates The following
nominations have been made
For Governor LucuS u. Peck
Lieut.. Governor Ryand Fletcher.
lredSulef-- ID. 4. thompson.
Hon. Henry Wilson, Of Massachusetts, addressed
the Convention this afternoon, and John Van Buren,
j. 10 speak TN, evening.
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LAW COURTS.
Court Calendar. THIS DAY.

Court Calendar. THIS DAY.
SurERioR CouRr-NoS 10, Sol, SEQ. lSS $40, Si3,
9S4 asl 2S3 Sl1, SOS 81 So S5l. $50, 800 SOL, Soy.
SeS, S6i Ss5 500 80, SeS 2es $50, ST. 30, SS 50,
SIS, S76
CIRcVlr CoVRr-NoS 40, 46l, 463, 46i, $50. ls3,
a5s, ASS co.. 46S, 40. 81, AZ l;9, i'4
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LADIES DREsi

LADIES DRESs GooDS.-A large assert
mont embracing every desirable style IN market oaard
silks French printed MuShncs Grenadines, Bsreges, SILK
TASTES all kinds of Mourning Dress Goods ShawlS Man
tlQaS. SC may be found al HITCHCOCK LEADBEArERS,
f Broadway corner If Loonard-St AZ the very lowest
market rates Also lace and muslin Window Drapery &c
lot Of tcuaTd silks, the hes; quality. for b yard
received
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-30

tS The steamship Gen. Taylor was sold
a. auction Al the Merchants Exchange yesteriav
" l. D'g'n. Esq, VAS the purchaser 4: $500
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-30

SUDDEN DEArH.-A German, named
Johnson, a photographer BY profession, on Wednes-
day eTenng. went to the grocery Of Otto Finks, l6
Wlllam-st., and while there vas taken IN ~, and
died almost instantly His body Was taken 10 the
Fourth Wark Police Station where the Coroner held
An inquest verdict Of death by apoplexy was rem
cered Deceased was 40 years Of age, and has len
a family.
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ANOTHER CHARGE AGAIN

ANOTHER CHARGE AGAINST THOMAS Nc
INToSH.-Mr Henry Robinson, whose place Of bust
ness Is al No 20 Wllliam-s yesterday appeared be-
fore Justice Osborn and made affidavit charg ing
Thomas Mcintosh with perjury in having, the lst
Of Feby. last made oath before VIM. X. Stafford, n
C0mmiSs Oner Of Deeds that his father, John Mcin-
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By Telegraph to the Ncw-YOrk Tribune
For further Ttl,sraphre Dispatches s., via Pa,

Southern Magnetic Tel,grcpi QHc, o. Hra,-er n,
Brgver streets
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GRsrLEMEN's SUMNER

GgNTLEMRN's SUMNER HATS.-BIRD,
md elegant style Of extra hight French grey beaver Hat for
Surmef wear manufactured from rare and beautiful So
lection Of fur Of exceeding Richness OF color and hnehess OF
beaver Hats together with several other styles OF FUR SRA"
md Panama Hats adapted to the season.
rnxef i'm BIRD cor Pine and Nassau sts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-30
CARPETS CHEAp.-Messrs. f. A. PErEl

son Co 70 Canast have Just received large addition
10 their stock Of Carpcings Oil Cloths, Rugs, Mats, sc
which they propose to sell at the very lowest hsue House
keeper VIII find their advantage In calling at this store be-
fore purchasing elsewhere IL by selling cheaper than
others that PETERSON Co expect to secure customers
and extend their business Give them call examine thei
sOO1S and learn their prices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-30

The SECRETARY OF STATE.-Mr. Web
ster arrived In town yesterday, and is staying at tn
Asior House He viii leave to-day for Washington
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-30

CoSNEcrIcur-The House of Represen-
,atiycs Of Connecticut yesterday made an lneifec-
tual attempt to elect T. S. Senator for SIX years
in place of Hon ROGER S. BALDWIN, whose
term expired on the 4th of March last. The fol
lowing is the result OF the ballot:
Whole number Of votes cast -223
Necessary 10 CHOICE = :
T IL Seymour Opp # F. Boardman, Wing i
r. : Baldwin Wing 1903 Isaac Toucy' Opp--.---2
j.. :. Foster ZIG. >. Catnn, ------i
James Dixon. 3JOhn VI Niles r SOIL /
D. Kimberly, 90 2IEdmund Perkins 90 Il
Henry +. Peck,
There being no choice, the House adjourned
over until to-day. One Opposition member was
absent. II will be seen that had all the votes
which were cast for Wings been given for Mr..
Baldwin he would have been chosen on the part
of the House by three majority. The two
branches of the Legislature vote separately for
the choice of L. 5 Senator, and there being a
Wing majority in the Senate, that body will no
doubt cast It's Sufrages for Mr. Baldwin.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-30

ScmmER HATS IN THEIR VARIETY.-Ihe
mot popuar STYLES offered 70 the public at the One-prce
S'Oa v;a '1 4. J. W. KELLOGG.
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tV" English Imperial Three-ply Car
petng new and beautiful desgns FOR Spring sales at 90
Bowery HIRAM ANDERsON's THIS morning twenty bales
will be exhibited and sold very cheap Also Three ply
Carpets Gs Cd U.s. o. and Is per yard Call and see them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-30
70. GrrIN's varied assortment OF Lght

D..sa~ sumner Hats dress and ondressl ooTgn:e
ana Des. Rocsy Mountain SllverJ Beaver Mhlte
the S.s, Brush French Cray Beaver, French Ie
tSse and drab white Panamas LeghoTn Dun
srshs. Diamond Brad Rice straw Pearl straw CnaA
1917 18th numerous original styles u cool SUMMER CAPS
a. -, "a ~ ,hiS c,tv GENIN 2i4 Broadway,
sS"oA ~ ' wy Opposite s.. Paul's.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-30

~ Stockings, Summer under Clothing
and Gents furnishing articles in variety and decidedly
cheap at PARRISH Canal-st Stocking store, 78 CanaS
ID block from Broadway my24 4kSTU&Tht
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To- Read the advertisements on another
page headed FERGUsoN's Arrow Roo, Starch,
my2 lmMN&E
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~ FowLERs q WELLS, Phrenologists
and Puhshers Clinton Han I2l Nassan-st near the Park
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IL A searching East wind came upon
Us yesterday, driving of the Summer atmosphere
which we enjoyed on Wednesday. There was some
rain last evening. but we need hardly expect a storm
al this season.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-30

" Splendid French WEDDING CARDS,
silver bordecd and PLAIN porcelain elegantly and fashion
ably engraved and printed gold silver and colos sO
very large assortment Of elegant silver embossed and PLAIN
porcelain BRIDAL Envelopes Boxes and Waters of the latest
and richest designs and patterns from the most celebrated
manufacturers Of Paris and London at EvERDELLs BROAD
way, corner Duane my2T Al
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BARNUM's.-The performances OF the
BaemanS are fast drawing to close Tomorrow Is pos
ye their last day Yesterday the house held ITS thou
sands OF spectators and TO-DAY seat viii be occupied
They play Bomhastcs Fanoso' and the comedy OF the
Young COuple"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-30

Rocky MOUNTAIN SILVERY DEA'EK
p.Ts WITHOUT MrxTURE-SUNHER STYLEs-We are
rensrsd 10 furnish gentlemen about 70 visit Europe during
fe Worlds Industrial EIhikton IN London Win th sreaI
Anercan Summer Hat. whose years Of popularity are
aoualed only by It's comfort elegance and unique manu-
Hcture. ,,,- = + t;. g., l.,tl.
- H. NJ a and Astor House ny3 II
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Rus1EEss NOTICES.

-. ,,e po.d coroer Of Canal-st. has been aos "a q
diving trade he way Of gentlemen d ASa We
Hats ever since Spring weathe bessT Hats which iur
vlte particular attention 70 ~ ~
49, - - "a durability enec ualicl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-30

re- Summer styles Of Rocky Mountain
r)rab Beavers Panamas LeghoIns and Straw Hats Es
anime the splendid assortment Of p DAVID ~ bIoal
way second door from Duanes Those who WISH 70 nave
fher tastes suited would do well 70 eau
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IMpoRrEp CONGRATULATIONS & Hue

IMPUNTED b x
PHREY, 80 Broadway Whitost have just received
per packet ship Nesmh additional supply Of rich and
elegant Capetng designs and extra quality Also
of Hcndersons celebrated Brussels Carpets, which
offered AT the lowest possible cash prices and full 10
cent less than other selling similar goods my266h
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-30

~ Twenty Thousand Yards beautiful
Floor Oh Cloths only 3 Is and IS yard one and two
wards wide, at % Bowery. HIRAM ANDERSON'S Also,
English Floor OIL Cloths feet wide 6s To o. yard of
spgan tapestry marble and chntz figures the largest
softment q found
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-30

GET UNDERSTANDS AT SANXAY Sit is
the place TO procure remarkably low prices any style
and size desired Also, Summer drawers, which when
shaped and squared and fitted TO their place. will DO
nounced all right Remember, the place TO get your Sum
mer rig of undershrts and drawers Is at SANXAY'S,
my29 2ts las Willam-st one door above Fulton
The New York herald., 1851-08-19

rur,r, Of Rolfnea fpperd-lets fosy, the police -
,ie SixIsenth vsfd arrested naned Jos-ph 0it.
nv on chAig. Of stealing from trunk $40 the pro
rerty Of Joseph GARDNER THIS parti-s, u both
esr .bers ard associate work boarding IA thu
saus bcuse situated In the Sixth svpue tween T~cn
" art ard Twenty secord seets aud from the shdav.
the cor plsir appears that be ioaned lbo~ ths
hey of h trunk for the Turpoee and onbow 20 ALE r-
U ic sirg ut plan ~ bu aing and that No ~ ses
I.rson hao had to the said trups since ehbo~t
and sfer the complsipant vent ~ the trunk and
dscvv,ied that his MONEY snouu ing TO $50 bad neen
sb-irscted su, ,picion nt rstsd 90 Ghho~ ana
when airstsd BY the Police, ON hs person vas iouno
vhen searched $50 81 suppoe. ~ be the money nv
ststrscied Justice McGrsth committed the soo"seo !"
avsit a further exsnnstion - .,-..- "a
the sixb vsrd por- ARRESTED, ye.serosi' W. s
nnreo Mar, Mnrrh, ard Alice bepne-ey on onsrxs
~ a, r~,,, 10 mass Ss counerest oil ON tne NE
ct.n,~s, PAM of Newark New Jerry. fhe sttsme'
vas made 20 psss said bill ct fancy store IN tnr
The two women ccsveJed ortore svsuse nsNs.f
The New York herald., 1851-08-19
The Opera .s c.s,,. Garden,

There viii be grand treat to- night the Opera for
ell those who love music for ts real aud fsct-
~ merit and the number of connoiseurs in the
city " not small very large audience may b. expected
To morrow night to have entert ainment still
more exciting in which Bertucca sretztk the wfe OF
the admirable mspsger; will AXE her -st appearance
for the present season II Barbiere al Sviga %
ttiforn d. and as will be aided by the whle ~ the
powerful troupe that be pressed into service vet
dre result may be expected We should suppose that
tlc announcement of such opera, with poe-
erfu w,uld attract beyood any entertainment of the
Dcubtless there will be very general sstpr A.
in compliment 70 the favore Bertucca- Mr., a
ard TO the tk and enterpsise of her admirable hsbsnd
The msn sger