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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-09

rAMpEN AND kMBoY RAILROAD LINE rR0p
~ New York 10 rhladclrhia-Leaves pier No. NcrtN
River, by steamboat JOHN POTTER Morning line, 81
o'clock A. Mi Afternoon Line, NJ o'clock r " Pare y
r.. NJ, fare, 81 ". l. BLISS, ksens
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CLOTHING.


1QE1-A. a. q. A. ARMOUR. DRAPERs AND TAI
lou lors ~ Broadway, corner Dusne street, oner
well selected and large assortment ~ black and colored
Cloths French and English fancy Cassimeres and Nesny
comprising every desirable pattern In the market which
they orer unusually low prices 10 which they invite
the attention u the public. Ladies riding habits made TO
order.
CPRING CLoTHING-oUR SELECT AND EXTENSIVE
- stock Of Clothing for the is ready eomprs
ing all the latest styles Of garments Of the day and
thing that and chsse goods % be found in this or
European markets D. J. DEyIIN,
50 and b John st.. corner % Nassau ~.
DATENT CORAZzA sUIRTs.-THE SUBSCRIBER
having made large additions 10 his manufaetory Is
prepared to furnish the above unequaed shirt ready made
make them by measurement At short notice. ~
raucd in every Instance lie would also call attention 70
h large stock Of goucmens furnishing goods selected by
lis agent and imported expressly fer his retail trade. viz
cravat cars gloves hosiery &C. comprising every article
aprertsinnE TO a gentlemanls wardrobe. J, AGATt,
~ broadway, corner Park Place.
CAsT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED.
ucmcn Who have left OF Clothing Furniture aud Jewell
~ to dispose o. by sending through post otherwise
for J. LEvENSTYN, sd5 Broadway mp stairs.
Ladies attended TO by Mrs.. Levcnstyn.
CAsT- OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED.
~ Ladies or gentlemen having any Cast-on Cloth
ing Furniture To- be disposed o. obt.n fair ash
price ~ sending for the subscriber at his residence line
through the post will be punetuay attended r..
N. j. COHEN, 90 Elm street.
N.B.-Lsdies attended TO BY Mrs. Cohen.
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John l. vANDEwATER, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

TUfN I. WIN UEWAT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
cent sale Of the richest description OF Furniture being
the entire stock contained the establishment
Mr. j. Dc Forrest, No 292 broadway. Rese street
L. Z. Lawrance Co. will sell auction Wednesday,
th Thursday 10TH and Friday 10Th May 10 o'clock each
day. AT the spacious and well known establishment Of Mr. j.
Forrest, 80 Broadway, Reade
stock Furniture manufactured imported expressly
private sales carved in the most elaborate
in the richest materials and the latest Paris fashions being
the largest and most costly stock furniture offered
sale in United States To he sold without
make for extensive alterations. Particulars special
notice
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UNION COURSE, L. Ia PURSE OF $50 OFFERED
" for trottins horses that So nile
three i've to harness. 10 of Monday
Nay i2 entries Friday Nay 9th at 10 o'clock r.
M at Mr. VIM. Maddens lSs Chatham street Also, pac
So mile heats best three in i've in harness To came OF
Monday May l2th entries to close May 9Th at Mr. Mad
dens at 10 o'clock l.. NJ Also, purse OF $40 offered
for trottng horses that never won purse over sioG
mile heats three in five under saddle To of
Wednesday May Ia to close Friday. May 9Th at Nm
Madden O'clock T. NJ In all the above three
TO make q race, and two 10 start.
CENTREyILLE COURSE, L. L-TR0TTING-THURS
~ day, May 18th, at ~ clock. p M.-Matsh for Sl)
two mile heats in harness. S. Mclaughlin b. Pei
ham, g. Nelson names 81. g. Black Harry.
JOEL CONCKLIS, Proprietor.
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NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW YORK
IN and Philadelphia direct-Uned States Vail Line
Through in ~ hour via New Jersey Railroad Fare re-
duced hrsass and 80 80 for second elass Leave
New York at ga NJ from foot OF CORTLAND street and ~
"a NJ and r. M from foot ofIiterty street Leave Pns
aeirhia ate and "a NJ and r. NJ fom the foot cf 81
nut
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m EUlCALx.

nR. WARREN OF No. | MOTT STREET. rs con.
- suited private diseases. practice Of ~ years.
several a which IN European Hospitals enables him
q cure without mercury. Dr. W obtained his London
diploma In 1913. His specific box bottle 81 Beware
poisonous counterfeit, so,d In Roosevelt street.
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MUSICAL.


Two MUSICAL GENTLEMEN-IN ONE OF THE FIRST
cities in the unon-wanted to engage band Of musical
with hrstrate director, who persnnate and
FORM series Of nights Ethiopian and other mslodie
and medleys Direct to u. II. D.. Herald once With the
of baud or association.
EoR sALE-9 SUPERIOR HOOKING BIRDS, OF
fine plsmage, from two 20 three old-they mock
rooster and hem also night and day they
selected by experienced judge in Savannah and are war
ranted and will be sold low Any wishing hne bird
70 take into the country can have one BY applying ut Me-
476 Fourth street. after o'clock.
EoR sALE-A HANDSOME PIANO. MADE BY HAL
lett Brown, Boston, cost originally one thousand
dollars will he sold at great sacrifice, In ceuso
quence the family leaving for Europe. Apply to Mr. Taos
n. Chambers SIS Broadway where IL be a. N
T. b. Curss sole agent OF Hcwes Pianos Az Broadway
IroLIAN PIANoFoRTEs.-A NEW AND SPLENDID
~ wareroom or the sale Of Gilbert Co.. celebrated
Pianos with without the oan accompaniment has re-
Gently been opened by Waters Berry SB broadway cor
Anthony street In addition 70 their former establish
ent Mt ~ Broadway From the greatly increased demand
0an PnnofOrtes and the testimonials In their
received from all parts Of the country they they
only become known % take precedence ~ all others
Prices a olan Panofortes. from 49, 10 500 Grand
Pianos with and without the Eosn Second hand pianos
WATERS BERRY 13 and az Broadway.
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.


nISSOLUTI0N OF PARTNERSIIP.-THE PART
~ nership heretofore carried Dixon q Loekhart,
Veterinary Surgeons is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent a. III. DIXON, .
WILLIAM LOcKHART.
The subscriber thankful for past yor begs leave to
quaint his friends and the public generally, that he has
No ~ Great Jones street where by strict atten
business he hopes merit share Of public patron
WILLIAM LOCkHART.
y. B.The subscriber is graduate Of the London and
Edinburgh Veterinary Colleges
dissolution OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CO
II partnership heretofore existing between the subscri
ber under the rm Of Gregg Rupp is this day dissolved
by mutual consent Michael Rupp will tnue the business
his at 10 Water street. where the business
Of the late firm will be settled by him.
New York. May g. 1851. WILLIAM I. GREGG.
MICHAEL RCPP.
ITO LET-IN PRIVATE FAMILY, A HANDSOMELY
furnished room, the second with without
breakfast single gentleman, at l6 Chambers street.
References exchanged Also for sale, first rate grand
piano.
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u,RrNCU DRY GooDs-JUsT ARRIVED ny THE
II last steamer-sk Mantas, Ladics Cars, Parasols,
Artificial Flowers Embroideries, Gloves silks, Ne.
DHEvET BERTRAND a CO., 1872 Broadway, third floor.
gU'HE 'MATnILDE DEMIDOFF" MANTILLA.-AN AR
tice q surprising elegance and differing IN style and
character from anything heretofore ntr duced has just
been received, at the Paris Mann Emporium, 3 Broad
way az cases Tin shade Of coor) having arrived BY
the lsst European ready for inspection
this day. Also, A cases OF rich French Parasols.
GEO. BULPIN, s5l broadway.
RAsoLs-TlIE SUBSCRIBER HAS JUST RE-
seNtd and offers for ladies' inspe ston twenty cases
Of rich Paraso q the styles and in every variety
color, which he IL enabled 10 sell particularly cheap
GEO. BULPlN, Mantia Emporium, 95l Broadway.
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nR RALrn. AUTHOR OF ruK arRAcrrcAL PR.

nR RALPH, AUTHOR or TUE PRACTICAL PR.
- waite Treatise, kc.-Dfnce hours, 70 ~ A. NJ TO
T. w. SUNDAY excepted Ne - Greenwich street. IL has
been MATER o. surprise 70 that Of rcspecta
k'y and % professional attain should devote his A.
encn 70 the dsesses which people Of pre-
tend 70 cure 90 essiy IT, however, the thousandth part
ofthe msr therc people bring society we're known
very dinernt opinion would b formed. And is not
only the cent misery aud detection, prcymy ON the
mind Is veil - the body but some are o. such Stature ~
AFFECT posery and 10 destroy the reproductive faculty
altogether IL fact that when not properly treated,
they may remain dormant In the constitution a. to
pear In otAt THAI In their ence rosterty
yet properly understood, most easily and speedily re
From the medical advantages the authsr
has enjoyed and very extensive and long practice In This
speciality, he has ample ground for nsurng rernanc1t
cure in Structure, however complicated old.
standing be; and that n stage q certain diseases
their well the derlorahe Effects
sutng from early iprcpcr habite he nsure such
tain, safe radical be obtained from
America Those who spply w the early
will be surrrissd IT TIE ease ard atdits ofthe
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II WILLARD AUCTIoNEER. PAR

IL. Tor and Bed Room Furniture-H Z; Willard Auo-
toneer will sell at auction Saturday May 10th, at O
o'clock at Hoopers Sales ROOM 800 Broadway handsome
Household consisting OF parlor and bedroom Fur
niure black walnut and mahogany Chairs Centre Tables
Sofas Rockers Cottage Furniture maple Chairs DRESSING
Bureaus Looking Glasses Hair Mattresses Paasters D
vans 0ttomans Hat Stands &c The sale will
with the furniture Of family removed for the convenience
frae.
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DR kEILINcrR DEAR sIR;-NY HAIR CONT.
- nucs hrm and thick; had none when commenced
using the fuid. Mr. r. Dickson Hudson whom you have
second year knew him we'll ns a. we'll a. my own case
VII asst nish any who will make an elimination Yours
Y. An2thcr wonderful referonce-Mr. John clarke q
hastnEs ssteheser Co, had no hair or hfeen years.
we're than twenty hrned hair In
the village 81 Yonkers Yours sincerely. Jane. Miller
Narke, 81 ronker westehcstcr CO. Mr. o. W wallns Of
We cles Police Once has anc soft thick ,ursy head
assertions here. Dr X has eases from twenty-five
~. naan.ss Restored Which ne other ra,dy ever
that he has sold, all reach H. from IT, 20 s. each.
Dpo ~ Pearl street 80 and q the Doctor at 49, Broad
way, White, Front Grand and Broome.
hsslii.hment adjoining the famed Richmond Hill and
situate within hours easy ride drive q the Great Esh
sion recommends e. The attention Of those yho purpose
visiting England duns the Great Exhibition q 1851 TAs
e and Bueceues bps now he property her Majesty
oren Who. about eight years ago, through her Rys1
splendid domain be appropriated TO the purposes Of the
Water Cure Her Majesty also granted private sntrsnce
Esst 81 ,e grounds a,std to the mansion making With
fs q Ssr0S e asssi sns sSTy sDs
rel scale Prom Ircsn, London. visitor. essiy
most romantic scenery iss Ens Affords The die. will
feogrs be regulated by hydropsthc principles stimu
PRINCIPLES have large influential number Of supporters
y the United States fAmerca offers 70 them All the COM
ned With the health preserving and health restoring add
ons q rure ~, unstimulatns and nutritious diet ure
rsthio sment ifdsseei 6ps efths lste Medical Bree-
~. q is ssiah1usnt bal ne honor 81 rsteiyia- ne
Istms-Bsarl. LaafiuG aei Professional attendance. y
eseess,rt = a. rtk raraes tsrtleeisr. hs had
srdIrsoi Fsysipa5t Ei,hr.oed surrty rorlsst. NJ
hehpsndn twenty minute fSen lsIeep y gasYsy
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No FEE TILL cuRED-DRs. COOPER AND NUR.
ply ~ R0 oseyelt street. from their unparalleled
cess in diseases may he relied in the
most ohnate csses, without mercury Dr. Coorcrs
tents will find him At ~ Roosevelt street. near Chatham.
and no where else Beware % the quacks IN Duane street.
We assume names tut our
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"A uCTIoN NoTlcE.-THoS BELL, AUcTIOSEER-
"A BY H. ~ lush Large kie this dny l0s o'clock in
the auction rooms ot various merchandise, under
70 dcmijohDs choice Wines Liquors. lOOO Spanish
CARS haearoni ke trunks Clothing good Tool Chest.
ke fine invoice of seasonabe Dry Goods did
Of rich Observation-Disclosures Pins Rings Chains Sc;
50 doE Cotton spools; 90 hats 100 Bed Sprea Also
London Guns Watches &c Lsrgs saie Of Furniture on
IuOS BELL, Auctionser
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY
POST OFFICE NOTICE.

POST OFFICE NOTICE.
D0sT-oFFIcE, NEW YORR.-N0TICE.-THE MAILS
per T. s. mail steamer Pacific will close at this office
Saturday. the 10th instant at l0s A. Letters for the
Continent the Pacific must be prepaid y cents per
rate WN. " BRADY Il. vi.
D0sT.0TTiCE. NEW YoRK.-N0TICE-THE MAILS
per United States mail steamer Georgia will close this
office on Monday the lath inst ~ Letters g. III;
ChsgreF and Panama must be paid. closed mail
the southwest Of South will be made up
the Georgia 10 close at the time Letters be
paid % cents each rate aud newspapers cents EACH
MM. " BRADY n. ".
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BY J. .nEGEMAN, ACCOMPLISHMENTS

DY J. HEGEMAN, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
- Sales in rookynTo morrow Saturday, Maylo at71s
o'clock precisely at No. lJ9 Henry street Joralson
part Of the sentee Paror and Chamber Furniture good
order medaely after the above ut 10 o'clock A. NJ
the Sales Room No l9l Washington street large quantity
Of Parior Chamber, Library and Dining Room Furniture.
second hand but order Purchasers are request
ed TO call this afternoon early the morning TO exaniae
the goods BY catalogue it will be difficult to do so - the
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UCTIoN NOTICE.-ON FRIDAY BY LAWRENCE
Co.. at No. 9Wal street large collection Of Plants
rom John Coron, OF Hartford-0 line Orange and
Lemon Trees from to feet high With fruit and Nv
sfs on Perpetual and Moss Roses, many Of them new
Rose and ma fine rare Excite Plants All the %
plants in flower
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. 000 LOTS At PORTSMOUTH. OHIO, TO BE
,OOO sold at auction, 18th May, inst For particu-
Lars, auction head VI A. H. Muller in Journal Of Com
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A NTHoNY ]. BLEECKER, AUCTloNEER-FORD-
n ham, Westchester County n. IA. j. Bleecker will
sell auction on Thursday Nay 10 1851 az twelve o'clock,
Fordham depot Bcran Hotel opposite the premises,
under the direction Of stephen Cambreas Esq the follow
valuable property, WHAT Forlham exactly opposite
the York and Harlem Railroad Company,
ABOUT BOO parcels ofsnd lying the road leading
from to Kingstrdge at the junction Of College
with the Harlem Railroad Union aud Cambreeng
and Delaney Bayard HOFFMAN Loriiiard Ar
thur Elizabeth aud Jacob strset-the whole beautifully
situated lctwee the grounds Of st Johns College and the
the Messrs Wadsworth j. Loriliard b. NJ Brown,
and r. NJ Lydg Equires and the Bronx River The whole
property ne situated for laid out
into and parcels Of convenient size varying from " 70
100 in width There several buildings the
mises including dwelling barn and other out houses Sc
plots afford admirable cottage sites and contain
beautiful groves Of trees Of variety The place
verbally healthy and comprises the of settled
ne6hborhood butchers bakers aud other trad,smen
hand The distance hut l0a miles from the city, and
the intercourse ly the constant during the day
yearly Communication Of S 10 those iesirous Of obtaining
larger portions o lands than laid down the liberal
privileges will be given The title 70 the property unques
Iabe and the sale will be perempory the highest bid
der. Threeourths Of the purchase money can remain
bond for three ct cent at the option
buyers Maps will be ready for distribution at the Of
Of the Aueoneer No Broad street For further
ticulars, apply TO STEPHEN CAMBkELENG Esq, No. IS
Wall street Or 70 A. Z. MAN, Esq, 60 all street
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No. so BRoApwAY. NEXT TO NIBLos.-oAs FIX.

CTFAM sCOURE3.-C. JOLLY FROM PARIS, IMPOR-
- ter Of steam for cleaning to look almost
equal 10 sik Satin, Wstered Velvet Merino Mouslin
Ge Liine dresses Also embroidcrei Children. Clothes
without taking 70 pieces. Every description shavs
samtls hair Lroele Canton cashmere, table
covers Gibbons hne sces lace and silk Curtains Sc sea
uemen's conts, vests, rantaloons, erayats.
Feathers cleaned aad dyed. Spots Of grease. OIL ice
cream, Lemonade champagne Nc taken any article
out cleaning the whole. '-' 49,
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vI,HE GREAT EXHIBITION IN NEW YORK.
Il Ill tell you about an exhibition
In which there never an intermission;
~ " an act Of assassination,
Now going on throughout the nation
lnicets, creeping, Jumping. dying,
Are falling tick, and suddenly dyingl
Lyons powder does the business,
Taking them on with sort ~ dgiincsg
Bugs Il kills, but nothing human
Infant, youth, or man or woman.
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u AT KILLING AT GRAND STREET HALL No. I27
~ Grand street. Friday evening" MAY 9-Any
Of rats on hand for gents wishing their
men fond Of such Amusement will have u rich treat.
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NEW YORK STATE MONEY BOUGHT AT oEEHALI
~ per cent discount by CARPENTER yERMILYE
A Wall street. ~ 80
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SPORTING.

GRAND PIGEON MATCH WILL TAKE PLACE ON
Monday the 18th of Nay. ii. Russell Co.'S shoot
ing ground Bedford between crack shots which,
general sweepstakes The hrt bird will trapped
ten minutes. .
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GALE OF SPLENDID FURNITURE.-WILL BE SOLD,
- the 18th 18th and 10th q May at 10 o'clock each day
tn Of Mr. j. De Forest 2 Broadway magnificent
Furniture the entire stock contained in that extensive
Enlistment the largest and most eegantever offered for
sale the United Statescomprng suits OF Parof Furni
deliberately carved in rosewood and covered in gold
brocade satn damask and hrocateles pushes ytets.
Ac arm. rockers, sewing, Noltare, smoking and other
Chairs upholstered in the richest material and finished in
the possible Ftageres Eneorneure Sdeboard
plate glass and lined with satin aud other woods
extension side tre work and card Tables in rosewood,
mahogany oak and walnut supcrh carved sewing dress
stationary Tables in rosewood with mirrors; Fau
tues touches and Spring Chairs
styles Music Etagors, Music stools. Racks Fire Screens,
Qpartetes and Fancy Tables variety OF Chamber Furni
ture in rosewood, mahogany. walnut and enamel PAPER
Maohe Chairs, Tables, Writing Decks WorkboSes. Oioar
Portfolios This furniture under
Of the bert materials and will be sold
without make for extensive alterations.
The sale will commence Wednesday l4th instant, and
continue till the stock Is disposed Of The goods
exhibiting.
3 OOO LOTS At PORTSMOUTH oHIo TO BE
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A CLEAR NALL ERrPTroSS.
"A Treckles. Sunburn. Se, cured by Jones Italian
Chemical Soap IL makes DARK yellow, skin clear
white and soft nfants All who IL delighted
at its effect BE you get the scnuine only Broad
way. Mind, t03.
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HORSES. CARRIAGES, 10.

A UcTIoN SALES OF HORSES. WAGONS, HARNESS,
"A Whips Blankets Sc BY order Of the sxseators on s
turdsy, May 10 at the Madison Stables Twenty
seventh street and Broadway at II o'clock A. NJ rain
shine. ]. J. BLUNT, Auc'r.
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DARKEEPER-wANTED. A RESPECTABLE ACTIVE
msn who thoroughly understands his business TO attend
Apply 40 Br0ome street. Of Crosby between
eand H. AN. None need apply, unless fully mpeten
THREE OR FOUR GOOD MILLINERS WANTED IN.
mediaely at l6l Sixth avenue. To good hands salary
object.
ITO BELLOWS MAKERs-wANTED A STEADY, IN
Il dustrous man, who Is good bellows maker - take
charge o. bellows shop and act foreman. Apply
RICHARDS x FlEuRY, n Piatt steet.
ITO WOOD cARyERs.--A YOUNG MAN, A WOOD
carver lately arrived from England u in want u
rioyment address - crosby street in the rear
WATCH MAKER-wASTED A GOOD WORKMAN TO
w 70 70 So Louis, No; also, for Yieksburg, Miss.
Apply a. q Maiden lane.
w HEEiwRfGII lit WANTED-oNE THAT THOROUGH
w ly understands the business others need apply
No. 20 Thomas street dwelling. An American preferred
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NEW DINING SAL0ON.-MESSRS s. II. Il J. ii.
IN Crook respectfully 70 the public that they
have opened Dining Saloon at l9J Washington street
between Fulton and Vesey where they will found all
hours in readiness Breakfast Dinner and Tea at
the shortest notice. and in the best manner Having htted
up saloon in the finest and most convenient st that
fifteen in the business could suggest and
being all in their power for the comfort and
satisfaction Ct their patrons they hatr themselves that
their in this particular, will be duly appreciated
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TyFNNSI
actor-Proposals will be received from the 9th the
18th dune next a Jamestown aud Summit, for the
grading and Of that part q the mountain division
of the Pennsylvania railroad, between Altona in Blair
county and Pringle's Point, few miles below in
Cambria, distance Of IS miles. The road within this
distance viii the ALE ghany mountains
Of the heaviest grading offered in this country In adj
dtion numhcr of extensive cuttings emhankmens and
eulvers there will be tunnel ~ yards in length at the
summit the mountain and another Of 20 yards through
Prnges Point Terms cash. monthly. For further infor
nation apply 70 Edward Miller, ESQ., Associate Engineer
Blairsyie Indiana county to Strickland kneass r. A.
Engineer, Altoona, Blair county.
j. EDGAR THOMSON, Chief Engineer.
Enyineer Derartm T.. r. X. CO.. Phladc phia, May 1851
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EASH-WHOLLSALE AND RETAIL DRY GOODS
~ merchants can be accommodated with cash to any
for long short period. in either large small
required. Letters prepaid and addressed r. Il.
w. Herald ohce will meet with prompt attention. and an
interview had.
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REMOVALS.

ID EMovAL.-JoHN @. wYMAN MERCHANT TAILOR,
~ has removed from No. rs TO 7 Broadway opposite the
sity Hall.
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FOR SALE AND TO Let,

BOWLING ALLEYS FOR SALE.-THREE ALLEY
- and fixtures cOmpcte lsst taken up will be sold 10,
TO close q concern. Inquire Of u. s. WILLErfS,
Foot of Delaney street.
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INSTRUCTION.

CIvIL ENGINEERS SCHOOL, NO. $50 HOUSTON
~ street, New York.-Mr. v. Beaumont, Civil Engineer,
will open Course Of Lessons Tin the French and Eng
ferences, apply at the school.
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DANK OF NORTH AMERICA.-NEw YORK, MAY l,
- ISL j. Fisk ESQ, having retired from the Office Of
President Of this institution of i'll health, Will
liam Havemeyer Esq, has been unanimously elected to
NIL the vacancy J. SEYMOUR, Cashier.
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A FLOODED HORSE FOR sALE.-HE is OWNED ON

"A alarm, Viii r1t la
annie inside OF three minutes, shown necessarily The
the horse $780, None but those want u hrst
rate animal which be recommended and willing To pay
the price need call His color is bay size ~. hands six
years old sound in every way kind in any harness and
always travels best the latter part o. his Journey For tur
ther PARTICULARS inquire Of Gillespie Carlisle, 21 East
ready