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Theatrical md Musical.

THE IrAtIAN OrEEA AT CAsrLE GARDEN AT last,
to have the Opera Mt Castle Garden again. where the
frehpg breezes and the low prices aud the cooling os
and the delicious airs will draw the thrstng thousnds
On Monday night shall go to the Castle expressly -
find that decided G esta" which the says
belongs to Bettni We have heard him several times;
but have not yet discovered it, it being wholly Ics In
di yet,o However critic that Ap-
precate such artistic psrod aud praises Don Clio
vanp" as the cathedral Of all operas, needs q
fesfa sadly ard IL ia consolation doubtless to hi
friends, that he has found ~ imposfe We shan
have the open in all its force at the Castle Monda0
next. :" Don Giovanni closed the at the Astsr
Place lat night
BowrRv THrATRsThe attractive peri Of las6
evening will be repeated tonight commencing With the
successful Indian play, entitled Wacousta the Mas
Of the Nichiilimsokinac." Mr Eddy and Miss
Wcmy persoratng their fsvorte parts OF wacousta
Ocanata and concluding with the romantic drama Of hs
"lpnkeeper Of Abbeville"
BRoApwar TnrArrE-The gorgeous romantic, ana
operatic spectacle styled "Azael the prodgei"
psted egain this evening with the favorite drama a
102 OF the Veteran and lis Progeny" which will
m,nce the evenings aTusem.uts Those wishing
Portable seats should purchase their tickets during tAs
day.
NImos GARprs burton. with his inimtable combana-
on Of comedians appears onigh at this .avoritc
theatre. I'm the celebrated comedy OF Lpndor A.
suraDc." With such extraordinary attraction as Burl
ton, racde Blake Lester and Mrs wallack appearing
togeth'r on the same night N5los will certainly b
crowded in every rHrt.
EsucsAL THYA,pn-The entertainments offered this
evening at this fsyorite establishment. must undouht-
edly ensure crowded house. They commence with ths
grand historical drama entitled the Surgeon Il Pnrin
Mr. j X Scott and Hrs. Nslinda Jones sustaining ths
principal characters: and the entert.nments Nm
terminate with the favorite piece 81 the Golden
BRoucuAm's LycErM-This elegant and well pstros-
iged estsblisbment cor tnues successful as svss
Another fine bill announced for to night ncin~
with the popular comedy Of the Home Book OF Be.atys
powerfully east. This will be followed by the burrts a
the Loan Of Lover" in which Miss Julia Benn.tt VIA
sppesr The performances will conclude with ths Art
act d the : Child of the Regiment"
CnrIsr, MIssrRris announce excellent rrogramns
for this Afternoon and evening
FrLLows MfSsrRrIs Nyw OsLrASs Ssas-
rAprns give two fine entertainments to-day-aas~nesa
and evening.
BARSua's Musrum.-The entertainments given ss this
fourhng establish nent today exceedingly
tive. -Four excellent pieces announced namely this
Dead shot, Double Bsddej Room The Irish Drs-
goon" and who's Your fri-ndl"
CAsrir GAnrrS.-The seventh grand Sunday concers
viii be given to morrow evening At this fsvorts eaab
isl ment,
Sol. SNru ESQ Of tho 81. Charles theatre New Or
leans arrived in this city yesterday lie Is at the Assor
House
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The Cruise Of the Gutter Tsney. aud Wese
Point Graduates.

NAsfttNaros, ~. e., juno IL, lN5I.
In your paper of Jun. 10 ls5i article appeared
headed Lrte Cuban Espcdii on-rrip of the unis~A
States rvvrnue Cutter Taney IN search d the Cuban is
vsderS" In this u L. ststed-1 that Capt Cochsx~~,
Lieut. R"bton, and .. Lieut. McBrook. the ofssssu
II party cf selfstylcd the Cherokec Company se-
rsrently organized with view to participation is tks
tens fat invasion Of Cuba by the snbustsrcxw snl
that the three prrsobs above nam grsduats~
west Point" hJ Implication of tho United States
tsry Arsdsmy there. Permit me TO inform yoa shx
the name a neither of the three above usn~i ndivA
ais epIesrs the Official register Of ofcsrs soi xrNaa
atss of the United states Military Academy At wa
Point. New foik from Msrch l6 isr2 toJanuary isa
. copy of which l. here nth enclosed 20 you.
young man of the name of koockngpv was By orf~w
Of the Secretary 81 War. publicly dismissed frOm In
Military Acad my. July ~ 1879 The of Rslstca
and Ncrcck cannot he found any ist a csi~a
In turning the of the accompanying rrgists
you ~l sgrre with me that such array Of nsms~ u
men bonorsby and usfuly employed In the terve. q
the country both in civil and military pursits should
not be- desccrnird In public estimation through the fsis~
preteDsons q unworthy ~ having ther in
scfib,d such monums nj u the uscfune~ and e6L
ciercy of the United States Military Academy nj we~<
roint
Please give publicity to the facts contained in the sbov
ard obge A0KADUATE
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
Interesting from w.shinxtou.


THE cArrToI. ENLARGEMENT AND MR. srRoy0-TE
ACCOUNTS OF COLLECTOR COLLIER, OF SAN PnAH-
CISCO, ETC.
WAsHSGroS, June Is, 1861
The Indian Commissioners in Oregon have concludes
treaties with the Caapooa Indians, by which they ceds
to the United States territory hundred and eighty
miles in length and twenty miles in breadth The lands
ceded among the most valuable in Willamette valley
The Navy Department has issued special instructions
to the East India squadron to procure and send homs
rare plants and seeds particularly the sugar and
tespant adapted to climate aud soil aud useful for
domestic purposes, for distribution throughout the
country
The President who had promised the friends Of Samue
Strong that he (Strong) should be appointed superin
tendent Of the Capitol enlargement discovers such
appointment no longer necessary Strong is offered
subordinate appointment under the Commissioner Of
Public Buildings, but declines, sayng"am Cessv s,x
nulis" Mr Strong withdraws his numerous papers,
and leaves this evening with pleasant feelings Ap-
parenty he has been put to expense Of
hundreds Of dollars. and he the first man in New
York to raise Taylor and Fllnore Association. and
hoist the Fillmore flag lie makes line for Albany
Jamea Collier ex Collector # San Francisco is here
to settle his accounts He finds hundred and
ninety thousand dollars against hiu, the Treasury
books. as conhscaton money hnd contract money noe
allowed Mr. Corwin sends Alderman Barstow, Of San
Francsco (now here), back to California, to examins
into the matter Of sad accounts.
Lieut. Chas. q. Hunter has been dismissed from the
navy, owing to the nonsettement Of old accounts
while acting as pnrser.
The contract for the erection OF eight ma ynidosnG
mansions for Mcssrs Corcoran Riggs has been award
ed TO Messrs Dowrp & Rutherford. of this city.
The scafodipg Of the fifth story Of the National Hotsk
now being enlarged fell this morning One Of the vusk-
men dreedfuly injured and his recovery is doubu
Murder by the Mormons, at Beaver Island
DErRor, Mich, Jnne le, 1851
Thomas Bennett murdered at Beaver IssnA o.
the 9th inst under the color Of ecclesiastical authority
Mr. Bennett taken out and shot through the body
with five rife bullets and thirty eight buck shot His
brother Samuel also shot but killed This was
done by party Of about fifty Mormons The greatest
excitement prevails.
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PROCEEDINGS IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CLOSING
or TnE CANALS TO AMERICAN VESSELS, rec.
ToRosr9, June rs. 1851
In the Legislative Assembly, last night, Mr. csyler
moved address to the Queen praying for the re'to
ton of that protection which Canada formerly enjoyed
In the English market After a debate the question
was postponed until the result q the reciprocity nesoa
Ions with the American government are known
The council Of the Toronto Board Of Trade has
solved to m,mosxe the governm against the pro-
ect o closing the ranals 90 American vessels and In
svor dIental duties to ensoursge the trade the
Ia Law
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AnIUsEMENTs IN PHILADELPaIA.

RARNUM's MUSEUM, CORNER OF SEVENTH AND
- Chestnut streets Philadephia-P T. Barnum. Propre-
tor; H. Sanftrd. ManagTwo peror daily after
and evening Admission, cents; children half price,
Monday evening the entertainments with the
amusing comedy Of Paul Pry Miss Aexns Fisher Harry
Stsnly supported by all the talented artists the
stock company. During the week, the Lady Of Lyons
"Speed the Plough "All that Giitters is God aud
the Nautical drama Of My Poll and My Partner joe"
sides pleasing arees both afternoon and evening The col
lection OF wonders crowded into the capacous
prise half dozen collections,
by Peae These all worthy Of u visit, can
be together with the Lecture
for the low price Of IS cents.
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From the south.

BALriu1NE June ~. lS5l
The New Orleans mail which is through. informs IA
that the bark Itngart had a1ved at Nrw O.ans from
san Francisco. hting the hfst arrival at tnat ut
rhe ichoonrr lane had arrived st Tampico, with
$40 Uco in spece cotton In bloom IN Asb.m4 the
18th inst ~ have Sdvices irin Jackson Miss, that
was also in huu there the Iutn inst The crops In
Mi.sistpi we're suffering from drought.
j A. Jlnorl has been arrested here for making
Atu Trpf "a atduct trverul negroes
rhU marc Greeu tnteuctd II be hung a Ehcotts
Mns To- day has been reptcd by the aovcrnor tor twJ
IA
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AIBtvr, June IL 1851.
In 10, krg yesterdays pr Sce~dings of the IA
gisature, publi-htd In your paper of to-dxy you
have unintentionay msreprrsentsd me In saying thst
moved 10 amend the resolution provid ng f,r the p~v-
uent cf postage documents ~ tu provide that
advocating the dectrne of higher aww be taken
proposed mo such amendment What ala this
A motion made that the usual number of ne ~~ps-
pers be furnished to the members aud that the expen
thereof be- paid FIR cut Of the contingent fund moved
10 amend that motion by adding the flowing ,s Pro-
vidipg that member siali eubscrtte fr any pap~r
which advocates the doctrine II h. 'ghef lavish "
by ttbthirg this q ,tsment yDu will do act ~
ut fer do MT believe that the public moneys shouI
he Truvtued 10 the furtheance of a spirit VI aboton-
Inn OF dscb,dirnce 10 lswf dsrespert of The inatitu
tions of couniry-ail which may be summed nm A.
the higher Law inhdeiityf ~ Mr. senator Sc wari
Very respectfully, your obt servt
ALBERT A TttDMpGpN
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nIurderer Arrestesi.

Urea, June 10 1851
Edwasd welch who murdered Milton Clement, a con
ssbls. in Chatspq county and for whom reward Of
500 terd by the Governor has been arrested In
Lewis county. by Richard Kirby.
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ltrrspWRuH, June u, 1891
The weather continues piessaut a1d healthy We ~
not hear a any cknrs alpng The ono river, and tue
chCt,fa panic has quite alAiei
Two hurdrtd thousand dlass w epCcic, destined for
New YOiR, to-day arrived from below.
The river has nvr f,ct of water 10 the channel and
Lu A. cub
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TO IIiE EDITOR op Tug HERALD.
j saw II stated in yesterdays Head. In am
Gle headed the late Cuban expedition" that Captain
Cocbsgee and Lieutennnts Holstou and McBrooka-
grsduates Of the Military Academy aud who hal served
In Mexico bsd been -ted for being connected with
the Cuban expedition. Ny object in writing, IL to
rect false impression that might arise from the
msnt Neither Of the persons referred 10
st ths institution. served officers In Mexico Oos
of them (Capt Cochagee) short time conntc<sA
therewfth; hut connection with u dissolved BI
respectfully, r. q.
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AMUSEMENT


ID see; g Barrett Msnassr~Doors open At curtain
ds a assy :s .ss
BE-
Sh N SHAW n BsRsr M h, MI
nsss c.nopi Mr. Hind sansshon yre Byr1e JspAsss H
Miss Andsr0n ton Msft Mrs Abbott LA Nile Theress To
Gsibois, Mr. Davidse; Isabel, Miss J. Gougenhen.
NIBLos GARDEN..sUMNER sEAsoN.-AANAGER.
~ Mr. John ssftonTiokets 50 cents Private Boxes S.
T .:Ss:
s
1sS cears s
a. r as ca ss py " M M
pearance. Saturday, june Il. ToSpoS AS UkAScE 'p
RRoUGHAMs LYcEUM. BROADWAY, NEAR BROOKE
Stall na 81 rI
open to begin AZ O'Clock Saturday evening June
s s aoMa M
nr saPs MTs Leader Mas
LOAN OF LovER-Gertrude. Miss Julia B.naest: Er.
WITH s a q
RARNuA's AMERICAN MysEu4-p. T. BARyyM
snS John
WHO'S YOUR Faiiasd da'iG ar m.iss
Ghspman Gs = After which the D0GgLE BEyDEp ROOM.
ss sn Mr Collins: On Monday Leon Jays The pride
cents: children under ten years of age l2l cents.
ERANKLIN MUSEUM, IT'S CHATHAM SQUARE.-GEo.
I LEA, Sole Proprietor -Admi sson-Seats in Private
Boxes ~ centG Stage Seats cents Boxes cents Par
iaet sents-Elesant saloon performances After
aoon and Evening. Entertainments after
noon at 3ocock, and in the evening a. o'clock The en-
tertain varied and select and
~ other place Of amusement In New York. consisting
ias Female Ethiopian Opera Troupe numbering dftse.
talented band in the United States troupe of Model
hsts who selected for their beauty figure
siSsures Of ancient and modern time. company Of Arab
erity; Madame Rosane the only Female Jusgler the
world company Of Male and Female Artis.s who will give
IN exhibition Of Marble Statuary unequaed in the world
egether with variety of interesting ever
ternoon and evening" For particulars bills Of sa0
dav.
EREE C0NCERTS-OTTO COTTAGE, HOBOKEN-
Grand instrumental Concert performers every Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday commencing at hslEpast
o'clock weather stormy the will take place
the next day.
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EUR0PEAN ADvERTIsEmESTs.

DAR1s-ROBEHTs n CO, CHEMISTS TO rus ANERI-
can and British Embassies, ~ Plsce Yendome. q B.
Medical visiting Paris will fad medicine ssrefulv
pared ron the United states snd London Pharm
HUNT AND ROSKELIs SUCCESSORS TO SroRR
IL Mortimer.l Goldsmiths, Silversmiths, &C.. ~,
Queen. sso Chronoeter and watchmskers Of No l Nsg
Bond street, London msnufactory - Harrison street
Gray road hes 10 intimate 10 their patrons that they
about movit their branch business in Princes
street Mancheser " St Anr square In the town
md opposite ~ he principal entrance of ths
Eschapee
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hAsrSoRn, June Is, 1851.
The rslrosd bridge four miles south q Hartford vas
destroyed ty nrc yesterday. II was about seveniy
Eet In hppth this rIu drtain the trains, Zoe fsr
days, shout half an hour each.
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EXCURSIONS. 3.

ksAOOk&SlONSs
SuSpAY TRIP TO WEST PoISr AND COLD srRISG
isHsss~S sss SIX Rsssssa si: sysy:..,. n.," ys; ;s
rlaneA snd Peeksk touching a. Ham -end street each
u; new an. splendid steamer ihoxAs = aUL5E, csps
.re., sunday morning osioes fer the .ssSs p,soes
ketunng vii leav. Cold spring snd wss, Point at r. ~
mediate pises o'clock r. NJ sf.sr returning from tho
eseurdon
CuNpAY EXCURSION TO SING sISa AND ROCK
~ Land Lake landing a. Hammond street Yonser. us,;
esnts % kesslsna Lake een,.-rhe and beautiful
Lake. leaving New York from foot Of Chambers street on
sunday morning ats o'clock keturnng Will leave Rock
land Lake at half past o'clock =. NJ.
GRAND EXCURSIONS TO coNEY ISLAND. LAND
IN. nss and s'. .es i%l,sss ,suss Trojan S.p
will running daily 70 Coney Island Mon
~, sHHs % g:A ip Pier 'ss,ns spns ifs s
sarnins will leave The islsnd ats o'clock n ball.
sous are forbid trusting this host On acconnt
CIEAp EXCURSIONS TO THE FISHING BANKS
~ The vel knows steamer Buffalo, Capt. Smith, will
Jun nns sTTy , dsy s'sB, sa,u5d.y
Sr.ad ssrsss street sIIs Es. ysr ysT
Ca,i srine street at ~ Per No North river at A. ~,
ments ~ili be provided Pare i21s cent. eaen ~ay
GRAND SUNDAY EXCURSION TO coNEY ISLAND.
- landing ct Fort Iiemilton, each way. Fare gS cents
MAN. Viii "~ @sEs ,sre .rp. . onsy on
pnf 70 lss,PE spsas iSs,t s As aS fn Il
iPh. Returning. will leave the Island at p.N
AIDES AND GENTLEMEN WHO rNrESpwAEtSe
II atrp sunday TO Harlem respectable iaf,r ned
s, Az ,hs ir1r out sa The .s1sg9n ' Sad aat
g hnd passengers on the street s the River
On u The most sgrseable spes TO spend few hour,
g. euous 70 the city hsyings hns yew from The plaza
dan sh nridee with the beautiful adaeeat shores 81
Ntstees,er county The piazza. which spacious aad tsl
promenade Refreshments of the choicest quality LESLIE
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lion John y. Kerr, charge d'Adsires 20 Nicaragua
aud > NJ Bowley bearer ~ despaiches to the Ncsrs-
guam government, among the passengers of the
rrcmetht ", yesterday for san Jusn
Hon Henry A. Mise n Virginia l. on a visit 10 wssh-
inrion.
Gen 1hos v Davies lady anf son PcughkcepsisS
Thomas Dsfkln Ia R ! Lsni5r Mobile Danirl Loosely,
l. u Mr. wardon, Aihsny wrre among the arrivals yes-
terdsy, "a the tnirn piace Hotel
Hon rur,l,ck, ws A Gaze, RuIal, w Y.
Khklard. New Grauada CA T.. Jesup Cti g J. Rock-
we'll Ga y tamtert y. Saymore Ga II Htan 'a,
AZ Iouis. sud " Lilry Ind wyre aIn)ngst the ars
vaA yesterday ~ The Clinton Hotel
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AMUSE MENTS.


o,.s.'s1. sa... s.as. s
M IA .,srss issss play @
aa.; NJ Eat sa q Faa: sa
SR i:Sdsn "a. M, wsnys. Madsas
% sSI % T S1n'Ha % S tn.
Ar Jordan; Louise. Miss Herring
NATIONAL THEATRE. CHATHAM sTREEr.-BoxEs.
curtain sssd.s - evenings nGa
Sns a. The % G with The h9
= R. ssett Michael Ballard Mr. watkins; Duke de sau.
Charles STANFORD BalaSia Mr. vox nas.en hng sag
lard; Mrs 2; Jones. Nine Baaan, Mr.. HautonviIle 70
SaSsns NJ kes csIa Mr. Dr. Drew a9VSR, sy
ITALIAN OPERA AT CASTLE ARDEN ADMISSION,
s ass ss 'ss
snsr H poeis opsn s
m 81 70 % at o'clock No
and Sunday excepted.
MECHANICs HALL, NO 47z BROADWAY, AHsvn
r.. S ss n hs F
an efficient and versatile oorps
cSrIssy sh' or
n SDas been Sssnes wa SySs
SSocl An o. % n 10 Z. hs
next for the accommodation Of sdie, Juveniles oou-
snencing At 5 O'clock. p. N.
CELLows' nINsTRELs. Al rELLows' MUSICAL
original and we'll known Fellows Hinstres comprising
0n encient and versatile of talented
psrformers under the direction g. Fellows whose con
eers in this city for the last received Win
She greatce favor BY the elite fashion of this
Eopos Their concerts consist Of Burlssqus Italian oPers
and Instrumental Performances Wednesday Satur
3ay Afternoons grand concert for the Of
ladies' and families, commencing at o'clock NJ Admia
son . oents Doors at O'clock 70 81 8.
NEW ORLEANS OPERA AND BALLET TROUPE-S.
entertanmen. the Odd Fellows Hall RicSnond Va to
crowded and delighted audiences Due notice will be given
OF their appearance in New York r. SThe troupe
will perform Washington d. c. the 18th inst the
beneht OF the Washington Monumental Fund.
Ct CHARLES THEATRE. NEW ORLEANS.-NR.
~ Sol smith, Of the firm of Ludlow Smith, will be
New York aDout the 18th inst. to remain but
week. and be consulted business with
ensuing In New Orleans Letters to bs addressed
Mr. W. C0RBYN. dramatic agent. No. " Mercer strsst
New Yoxk.
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- TMOyAIr-DR. ALDAN GOLDSMITH HAS RENOvEn
IN his occ frrm No Psrk Place 20 No 35i Re,sdwtv,
N y. of Franklin street. Consultations from eignt
occck A. N. te two ", and at $50 Fourth Be-.
tween Nineteenth and Tscntes srectsrcm ssr clock v
eight u. N.
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ADIrs ANn nENTIEMEN Mnn INrENn MAKINO
COPARTNERsHIP NOTICES..


NEW YORK, MAY 3ST, lS5l.-TfE COPARTNER-
IN sp heretofore existing between the subscribers nier
the firm ~ Pollock Husband is this day dissolved ty
tuai consent Idvsrd Husband being authorized - close all
unsettled accounts. JULIUS POLLOCK.
EDWARD iIUSBAND.
DARTNER wANTED-sPEcIAL OR GENERAL
With $4,000 each capital, 10 invest IN iporslng
trsress of lucrative safe character Th articles
vii command ready sale for cash Address A., Box Las.
fost Once
T'o Observation-Disclosures A PARTNER
TO ~ % South Ameries With that IL acquainted
With the tuncss ard language With capital of five cir
hr1dred dollars. Address N. 8. A., Herald oihce.
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EINE FRENCH PAPER BANuINGs. DECORATIONS
&e No. hB Pearl street between MsAeon and Chatham
Those In want Of the above articles should omit lnoh
through establishment their interest sud uaay
De beet consulted ~ call. THuhASfAlE a co.
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Elm ANCAAA~
~~~>>~-c<eN~e~~~e~~~~~~S~-~~>-
nANAMA RAILROAD COxpAny

,DANAMA RAILROAD CoxPAsY.--SaoOoo SEVEN
slosaWay in the city New S's
Mn: houd b ss & saS ony
Bond. Of hs raIsRa Railroad Company payable on the
The bond. for one Thousand dollars eaoh. dated
psyss half yearly II the si.y Of New
sf a'{ S
s1s sfsRs passed r sas Ls'asurs ofshs State
time .sss ssd v% 1Srpsr'asn n, may from tine to
0s.s.ry complete said ROAD AMI for the Sshsr pas
SS:ss II I y ss act IN the whole not s.essas
Issue and dispose Of their for
9ss confer ofsa1 @
ss convert the principal due .harson stock
The date Of said bond sach as TIE drsc,ors
say soc At to adopt and for such purpose the said
amount borrowed whenever he persons them.
whom such money due shall elect convert the
ny has been subscribed and more than ssoO0 actually
ss i ssiisSsd viii % T. TIE arss Il sspssn
bsr next Twenty mile: s,i b in operation in JULY
hss been surveyed and part cf the rAs
SOr The bonds is required.
% AH s s :s @ pa 81 sS.s
s ;ns no s.aiS sssa M D =:
Parties whose BIDS accepted viii required 70 pay
Aay ofJuy and the in insents Of twenty
cent every two mon this thereafter.
Bonds will be issued, when required tor payments made
beyond the nstament but party will be ber
pay in full At Interest will commence from
che time Of payment.
The company the right default in pay
nstamenss resell the bonds Mt the risk and
expense Of the party making default
This company BY grant from shs rpaeic Of New Granada
liberal rights snd inm mites and AMONGST
others exclusive privilege OF and
eArosd the thmus Of Panama for - from tho
ofthe road during which period the
binds itself .ot 70 permit amy other carriage road msoAd
amised plank ofany other osss which
the wheel between tho
che lsthmus Of Panama nor 70 permit person
without the Of the railroad 10
eAy nj the said Isthmus."
No road exists TO mule path The neutra
Ay Of the lshmus Of by the
Of the United states No contributions Of kind
imposed the road by the Of New 0ra
nada passengers dutes on property Of
kind transported the lsthmus ths road
Any farther information required obtained ~ the
'A' CoRNEIiGs W. LAwRENcE. President pro ssu-
ynANcm SPIES, Secy.
New York. Nav ~. fs51.
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HOME STEADs.

HOME FOR ALL.-MANHATTAS BUILDING AS
sociaticn under act of Incorporation NoticeThose
persons who prevented BY great business from
subscribing at the meeting last evening" June 9Th in
frmet that The books TO receive their
Those who desire to avail themselves of the
advantages Of this association in the securing Of
home investing their earnings at the present rates
OF entrance. Immediately as the extraordinary
and increase Of the association will
TO close the books The various purchasers OF
shares sold at the last meeting requested comply with
article XIV Rules, &c. be had at the So
cretary office, ~ Nassau street, room ..
MORGAN MORGANS. Preaidnnt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-14

A DMINISTRATRIX' SALE OF FAST TROrrING
norses-Will be sold at public auction At the farm.
late Of David Bryan deceased at Comac, H. Monday
the M day Of June the personal property Of said do
ceased part Of which is the stock of valuable and fast
trottn Horses belonging to the said deceased consisting OF
the well known young Horse known a. David Brysn's
brated trotting Horse "Peanut the Black Horse and
Lady Sufoh (being her from St. Louis New
York where she will doubt arrive before the SALE
will he taken to the and sold at the time and
place Sale will commence at o'clock, p NJ Should the
weather be stormy the lie will be the next fair day
CAROLINE BRYAN. Admnistratrix.