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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-08

OOWEKf THEAThE.-bOAES - CENTS: PIT l2I.
saa at7 o'clock. sssdsy evening June the per-
play %scotsT4 Sf the '' ses nifs
hpse nWaeSssta Nj = Eddy Major De baldmar M n
sington nr Ledngws pompey SIP Mr. Jordan; oaanasta
tie drama Of toe SEALED sENTEScE-vetor Layisse Mr.
era9a Mr. Mis-: Wn sa' La Ra'A'
puRTos's THEATRE. CHAMBERS sTREET-BoxEs
aa' pIss s's ss
m sEsP Ey yq S b a ee sr1% TASr
H: s'is Ass' r. sa Tni ss
i i FOX HS @ Mr. T tsaa
nes, Mr.. JohnstOn Mary Panels Miss J. HILL
NATIONAL THEATRE. CHATHAM sTREET-BoxEs
~ csn.s; ~ cents; Orchestra Tickets " cents
X o'clock Monday evening. Junss The s1.sr.ainmen.s
La Favor & sI alasisr
ssnsss NJ. hapsoaSs asrss a Nsi @
Sasa 'h xsas Mr. LA xSr ETa
Miss Croker; Fenella, Miss Malyna.
MECHANICS HALL, NO. 472 BROADWAY, ARovK
sIg1 dSaa%
hihsTRLLs comprising an ethcent and versatile corps
chry whose in TINS city for
highly respectable and ashionaSls aadienees Tickets
Ssnt DpU3s Gpsn a. espsss n s a. eight
next for the of Ladies and Juveniles.
mencing At . O'CLOCK. r. NJ
bellows nISsTRELs, AT FELLOWS. xysIcA,
streets: Open every night during Ths ssssI.ss
PERFORMER direction Of B. Fellows
the
And On wednesday and sssus
.ds: and families soamsnsias ssIooS 2. y ADM:
GRAND, CONCERT OF NINE. f. WALLACE BoU-
on Tnsssay Srni No. M
SoVs ass The gentle M%
pss ayrs ss ,
q pia%oads Mr. r. ESea; ToqioS.p The celebrated
n BSssS;lls German s,HE met y sfsnss
Wv Wallace; ". v Wallace. Pas. Ii.s. Grand Aris'
Boaeheiis; Verdi Nossnrne Msiodis Ifandass, Come
sG ssf rs Dc Ssass w.
Sa Nine Bsushells and sisaor Bailn; Verdi. H. German
last M ROSE rs
& "a ss the ~ a 4 Es
Nine +. W. BOuchlle. Mr.: William seharienberg will pre-,
al the music stores hotels and at the door on the evening
Of the concert Doors open at to commence at o'clock
CASTLE GARDEN.-sIxTH SUNDAY EVENING con
ProgrammePart Tirs-i Overture to Les Diaasns dc la
Couronne, Auber Evening Star, Lanner; Solo Violin,
executed by Mr. Grebe Castle Garden Reflections first
time Maretzek s. Grand Fantasia from Luereza Borga,
with solo parts for trombone Mr. paga hute. Mr. Eben vo
lneeo, Mr.. Aner, trumpet Mr. Hrschman and claronet,
Mr. Groznevelt Maretzek. Part Seconds Overture to
Mater Rc:sn Solo for the eSeorssd BY
Mr.. Eben, Heinemeyer Souvenir de Philadelphia Maret
zek 10 Grand March, cher. Performance to commence
at o'clock precisely.
u AYMOND AND HERR HSMENAGERIE.-
~ This celebrated henagerethe largest and best
Quoted in the known wordembracng almost animal
known TO natural history and which has received the
onage and applause of hundreds thousands of the
respectful and intelligent people of the United States has
Just common ed most brilliant campaign and will
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AYDEN, BOOK CARD, AND GENERAL JOB
IL Printer 1913 Fulton street Fowlers brown stone build
tngs door from Nassau street. Every description Of
Pr executed at the shortest notice and the most
reasonable terms.
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DAMS CO.'S GREAT CALIFORNIA FREIGHT.
~ fssh.ss and rsre,l E.rss.., per steamer EmP,r.
greatly reduced rstesTme sio 50 dsys-srecis Through
S ss nss' aS 'T T. SIt bs ,s% C S' Y4
sha despatch nes, rssul.r Express for rsns
slI:ss, ~ CHAIR. direct rSd.y. iss met. -
% he "a u. sssip
.s;s$ss,: va y. md ss,.:is s,.sssss
corresponding mail steamer. Tor San Trsn.eo Isrehsn
sending California VIII b,sr in mind that ours
s@, sss a.Tt''s s.r . es on ma
All 10 a %S .sa n
Z our c.s with sss ,svocss on o. before ,h. 2,h No
ss.,s. sps ps,S, sSd ss.E.s.'. in ,, received gnt
ced rs II, weight and everything must Re made imper,i
ADAMS 4 Co. is and Is wall street.
g, ,els.rdns s.od. .ad csiornis are % sai
s flssssc u Sr ~ ~. s.y
on x. sps. 81 sR rnea az states @s nn from
oS, snsrs, t f., rs,h forty ,ea FER pos.d
- ss TINE stated " .l allie. fourth ,as
paid in New YORK Our r.s,s % single letter % San
ne,seo IN cent. Ory Which s.s ss prepaid o. n9,
Iss.s Letter. are fsr-srdsd isr ne-r Garrison
month fs..ss % .'sss, rre%sb.S. 't 70 All
BERE0RD \ co, sNesey street. Astor House.
" sse and Parcel rSrres.-fsr stcsmers rSenstbsus.
Our Our nSIs @ Sss sss ss s. s :sss.
- hsrss Of aSr eSLiTsnsed ne,.nsers se.srs na.wel
scent Cfaeres Prom he superior sciss ~
ths Esrrss; sre snahied e forward sood. from th
in forwarding the United states mails Fsrc,is received
mil mt, s r a sd s r. .'T sd ',
= az .s,e: y mad Perfectly water proo rust V len II
pssssg tickets furnished Z above ste,m,r tie low
sst rates =. THOMPSON 4 nITCHcoCK,
Managers and Agents, llg Pearl street
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A RARE CHANCE FOR A MAN WITH A SMALL CAPI-
"A tai to purchase Daguerrean Gallery-oeated bust
ness part OF the city, Reasons for selling
tors are going est For further
Daguerrean Room, al Bleecker street.
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- AYM0ND AND HERR BACHSMENAGERIE.-
N This celebrated henagerethe largest and best
Quoted in the known worldembracng almost animal
known natural history and which has received the
ronage and applause Of hundreds thousands of the
especta and intelligent people Of the United States
Just commenced most brilliant summer campaign, and will
visit the principal cities New England the
following order viz May Dth. Manchester 3lst Will
mantic June 1st do I'd, Norwich 3d. New London; 4th
NJ site Bridge; 5th westerly; 9th Bran Iron Works r. IL
Yth Birch Hill sth, do do; 9TH Providence, 10th, do.
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FOR SALE AND TO LEY.

A HOUSE AND LAND AT YONKERS FOR SALE
"A cheap-The we'll known residence of Sampson Simson
ESQ., at Yonkers applied for immediately will be sold
with one more acres Of lad. and On aocommq
misses.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-08

RARNUMs MUSEUM, CORNER OF SEVENTH AND
- Chestnut streets Phlade phia.-p T. Barnum Proprie-
tor II. Sanford, hanaeeryTwo performances daily after
and evening Admission cents; children half price
The hne comedy IAN that Gliters not Gold Cricket
on the Hearth" "A Morning Call" Rough Diamond"
an other attractive plays will be presented during the
week. The saloons most gorgeously lifted with
interesting collection Of curioes including gallery
Of National Portraits and the highly interesting experiment
illustrating the diurns motion the EARTH pie
and convincing
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NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DEsTGN.-THE TWENTY
sixth Annual Exhibition Of the Academy u now oren Il
Vie public At their GALLERIES No. 663 Brosdway opposite
Bond street, from 2 A. N. until 10 r. N. Admistaece
ssnts season tickets 60 oents catalogues I2 cent? n,
order Of the Council. -
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CAMDEN AND AsBoY RAILROAD LINE IRON Nsw
" York 10 fhilads rhia-Leave Pier No. North river
W steamboat John POTTER; Morning Line, ats oelocS
A. Nj Afternoon Line, At o'clock r. w. Fare by either
fare, 81 90. L. BLISS, Agent
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CuPPLIEs OF COAL FOR THE COMMISSIONERS OF

CUPPLIES OF COAL FOR THE COMMISSIONERS OF
~ Emigration Proposals sealed and endorsed as above.
will be received by the Commissioners Emigration their
soe in the Park until IL o'clock NJ of the 10th day of
June next for supplying 600 tons Of stove, and 500 Of
broken Sekuylk Lackawanna Lehigh, any other de-
scrpon Of the best quality Coal free from chestnut and
and all other purities each consist Of $40
Re- to be delivered at Wards Island and the Marine
Hospital Staten Island at such times, and in such quaint
te be required before the LIST day October
next Tree and be subject to the inspection of
competent person appointed by the Commissioners that
and whose decision in quality shall be
ANAL Proposals to be accompanied by
sponsibe with their in writing security
for the faithful performance Of the contract The contra
have the privilege of delivering
early period IL they desire Any mai be
SECURED, will be given application to
R. r. MlNTURN,
CYRUS CURTISS, >Committee.
FERDINAND KARCK,
Once Of the Commissioners Emigration, New York. May
~
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CLOTHING.

A CARD-To GENTLEMEN-THE SUBSCRIBER
WISHES " inform hts late customers and the public
nsrs ts he has again resumed the tailoring business in
all its hranches-matins altering cleaning diving and
pairing GENTS clothing at short notice with me
thathas always insured full share Of public patronage
VII happy " see or receive the orders ali nv former
trends Monday neat June al ia Peal .,,s., nsar
broadway. A. CORTIssos ia pe.ri s,r.st
CAST-ofF CLOTHING, JEwELRY, FIREARMS, &c
~ uentcd-Gentemen families having person III
ior sale lin large small quantte wifi ke attended AZ
The Post once, to n. LtyErr No. ! Barclay stye't
~ Broadway. N. B.-Parces from the country
attended to- and tbs full value RENTED per return q post
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A PSIEY HOUSE, SOUTHWEST CORNER OF BROAD
N and Twenty eighth streetThis establishment is
open for the reception Of aud transient
Doardr The house delightfully."- located and repete with
All the modern improvements Entrance rwentycshth
trset
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-08

HAMILTON ECUsE FORT HAMILTON. L. l., is
now open, and ready for the reception Of summer
boardsrs. Families wishing TO engage rooms. do
by calling at the house or addressing line to Hawley d.
Clapp The ite.mbcas leave New York at 10 and il An
and pa and Pm. Leave Fort Hamilton "a and
An and "a and4 PM On and after the 25th boat viii
leave New York at A. M. and 6PM.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-08

MO ARTIsTS-IT is PROPOSED TO HAVE STRUCK
i and presented to the honorable Henry Clay, Gold
Medal of his life and services the nation
The undersigned committee appointed for that
sner premium of 500 for the best design for the
side Of said medal The medal itself will be three half
(3 inches in diameter but the design must be drawn in
yax plaster or etleI material it must be in low basre
ke and Finished. If drawing IL also be
fnshed No sketch will The designs together with
the Of the artist under SEAL with marks identity
Them be forwarded until the ith day of July
Daniel Ulmann Esq, 20 Wall street, New York. None but
the communication covering the Of the successful
fist will be opened. The committee reserve TO themselves
tbe right Of rejecting all of the designs
DANIEL UlLMANk,
CHARLES NJ. LEUPP,
JOSEPH W. PRICE, Committee.
SMITH j. EASTMAN,
WILLIAM ADAMS,
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DPECIAL EO1ICEn.

TT A. o. D-GRAND BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF
~ the State Of New elect for the
hereby notified that the annual session
the c. b. D. Of the State Of N. Y will be convened at Ma
tonal Hail. Canal street Tuesday evening the 10th ins
ut o'clock. JOSEPH GEO. MASON, q. Seey.
THE MEMBERS OF THE TRADE SOCIETY OF JOUR
neymen Salmahers hereby notified to meet at tn
Fourteenth Ward Hotel this Sunday afternoon,
o'clock the tribute of respect to Brother Edward
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Special Agent of the Farmers Bank Of Kentucl

Per Cent Coupon Bonds, conyertsle into stock within
hi. Company Sosd~sy the S YORK; 11.
Nine ss' b sm nSs and n
Bonds the Papsma Railroad Company payable on the
The SoHSs for one thousand dollar: each dated
yearly sais s y Y rent aPs .s son
sfbls into time before the hrss day Of July
GS sins passed X the Ls'a'ur' State
a msy borrow from tim. to
4 s
pose. aGsho1lsd By this act in The whole not exceeding
:as spo. % any
.od ,s, hereby .SsGsS 70 sr part their
Ana tie said ssesoT. confer
Sss principal '
d 81 :ss At . %, nS ave o
adopt and for such the said corpora
smount 90 borrowed Whenever the persons any them
whom such due shall elect to convert the same
Million Of Dollar. Of the capital stock o. the
has been subscribed. and more than $4,000 actually
: .; s ssr b. r.
Der next Twenty miles will be in operation in July
A. se:s surveyed sra par. Il. rail. ss
already in Panama IL Ia for this section that the money
Any the making proposals .s above.
not thu. tiSs viii ipi Be
cold sb.olu.. the highest BIDDER bat onsr below
P.I,.. who:s sd. n. .es.p..d wiz ;. required 70 PAY
day July and the In Of twenty
every two mon this thereafter.
Bonds will be issued when required for payments made
beyond nstslmcnt but will be lbsr
ytO pay In full At once. Interest will commence from
the time OF payment.
The company reserves the right In Of default In pay
ment Of the nalmen TO rse The bonds at the risk Aad
expense Of the party making default
This company BY gantfrom th. republic Of New Granada
Possesses liberal rights and mmuntes and amongst
otherhe exclusive privilege Of establishing and
railroad the Ihmus Of Panama for ~ from the
.cmp.on ofths road during which period the
sinds itsef not 70 permit amy ether cars road maoAd
smzed Of plan. any other class Which
Tor the wheel between the
the Isthmus Of Panama, to permit
without the consent 81 the railroad TO make
Aay canal across the said Isthpus"
No road now exists superior mule path. The neutrA
~ Of the sthmus Of by the
of the United States No contributions Of Kind
be the road by the Of New Ora
nads rassensers, any duties property OF
Kind transported the sthmus the road
Any further information required be obtained 81 s
CoRNEIiGs W. LAWRENCE. Pr,sid.ns pro TEN.
rRAscs srigs, sec'y.
New York. NAY ~ 1851.
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INoR nRIpGEpoRT pIRECT. rARE rWENTY.rIYl

LOR BR1DGEPORT DIRECT, FARE TWENTY-FIVE
ccnts connecting with the Housatonc and Nsngstuck
karosd The fast sailing seamex ALICE Capt. Weeks,
vii leave Pier H. North river foot of Liberty street
Tuesday, Wednesday Thursday. and Friday att NJ and
Saturday At v ~ Returning. will leave the railroad
wharf AZ bridgeport, Mondays. at "a A. NJ, Tuesdays
Wednesdays Thursdays and Friaays at r. NJ the
rival ~ the trains into Bridgeport Bridgeport and railroad
freight taken at reduced rates Apply board the
Office n the pier.
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SUNDAY MORNING BOAT ron NEwBURGH
- Poughkeepeie, and kinsston, landing at Csidwers
CoEsens Dock Cold Spring, New Hsmbursh Milton, Hyde
PARA ard Nhne.ses arriving At Newbursh at M A. NJ
Fare 80 cents TO Poughkeepse Landing
The fast sailing steamer SANTA CLAUS Capt Emendorf
will leave the pier foot Of Chambers street. every Sunday
morning 81 o'clock Returning. will leave Rondout at
~ o'clock, ~
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AHUuEMnuRD.

BROADWAY THEArRE-E A. MARSHALL, SOIL
a. rs. s:n sss p.rSss
ga third circles cents Gallery cts Private boxes.
during The week wiz :, yrs,s9isd ne ISmsae and
&c sss'E aes o. c ch Ml
BocLaris, Mr. Whiting hmrod, Mr. Matthews canopi M
Mrs lIo,t Liza, Mlie Thsrsss. To commences with ia
vorite Farce.
NIBLo's CARDEN-sUMNER sEAsoN.-MANAGER
Doors open at7 performance o'clock. Rs-
n nn aaa
snos Of the celebrated Raye Family ri IN number aud the
as most @ @srns dancer Of &c Mons.
june on the i. Rope n0 After Which
NTH VII aa Ma To conclude
BkouS,HAhM rsI G,Ia BROADWAY. SEARBEooME
Circle een, Orchestra A sai seass ST. Private Baaes
r nsaia s
Oliver sSraes [i B. r ihfni cas @ SG a
Leach Charles Surface Mr Jordan Joseph Surface Mr.
Dunn lay Tsssis. Ms; julia Bennett srs esaaor Mr.
Polka Natonale BY Mr. Fletcher and Miss Maria Tayleure
ITALIAN OPERA, AsroR PLAcE-PRICEs-BoxEs,
Sofas Pa1gns 81 Secured Seats s s. 90 Amphitheate
%mr opsTa %S ss
following and powerful oast-Donna Anna, signora
Conn Dor 6tsae sEas4 LoISi'
perform TO commence a o'clock Box Office open
Opera nights-Monday, Tuesday Thursday and Friday.
RuRToNs AT NIBLos-AN UNPARALLELED CON.
bnaton Of comic talent exceeding anything before
offered TO the New York public will be presented at this
establishment next week Mr. H. Pacde, Mr. Burton Mr..
W. r. Blake, Mr.. j. W. Lester aud Mrs. j. Waack, will in
addition the well established fayorites of Cham
street company, appear the Comedy nights Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday On Tuesday, THE SCHOOL FOR
SCAN DAL-sr Peter Teaze. Mr. Placide Sir oliver
face. Mr. Burton Crabree Mr. Blake Charles Surface Mr.
Lester Joseph Mr. Bland Sir Benjamin, Mr. Grace Moses
Mr. skerrett Lady Teaze. Mrs Waack; Mrs. Candour
Mrs. Skerrett; Lady Sneerwell, Mrs. Hughes
- with grateful to the public the
kin lness literally bestowed her professions
during her engagement at Mr. Burtons respectfully
her retirement from the Stage, By the
kindness Of the Manager, her Farewell Benefit will
place Friday next June 18th the last night Of the
when the comedy of the OLD ENGLISH GENTLEMAN
will be performed sustained by the best aleas Of the day
with other en- entertainments. Box book opss.
BUTTONS, CHAMBERS STREET-LAST NIGHT BUT
ID two.-Monday, June 9th Benefit of Miss J. Hill The
last night of the T00DLES-Mr. Toodle, Mr. Burton
Mary, Miss Weston. The drama Of FAINT HEART NEVER
WON FAIR LADY, in which Mr. Lester, Mr. Bland, Mrs.
Russell Mrs Hughes, and Miss Hill will appear; and
very last night Of the SCHOOL FOR TIGERsPanels Mr.
Johnston; Tom Crop, Mrs. Skerrett Alex Mrs RUSSELL
Mary, hiss J. Hill.
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MADAME AUGUSTA voGEL BEGs MOST RESPECT
M fully inform the ladies Of Brooklyn aud its vicinity
that she prepared TO make ladies' Dresses Of
Dcrpton, in the most IA shonabe aud artistic with
prompude and despatch at her rooms the bakery
Of Mr. Green the Of Smith and Allan
streets, South BROOKLYN.
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FLINT GLASS woRKs.-FoK SALE, OR RENT, TIE

FLINT GLASS WoRKs-FoR SALE, OR RENT, TIE
RsnsnstGn Flint Glass Works with all their appar
Cutting ApParstus Pots steam Engine, &c situated
Richmond The furnace room Of the glass house is 81 by s.
Inc s. BY 1R sSi
substantially brick and the exception Of the fur
extending under entire building with out
ss @ sas5' Ss ON
Queen street extending back Gunnsrs Run which Is
s ss's iSS nsS nHa I'd
be % NTH @ S' could be mso
en1s s S s S on s nn the
terms and immediate possession given For FURTHER part
uaf and term" apply a ss cF' wsTr q
For sALE-A DRUG STORE, IN ONE OF THE PRIN,
eipal business streets in New York, doing good
tail % None '@s thin hsy s
sioOin Satisfactory reasons given fes dis
eee the business Address post paid A. b. Herald
HOUSE AT STATEN ISLAND TO LET.-A TWO sTo-
II ~ frame house well situated one q the main
PS Capt VI H. Merry, s.aPis.oR or Of dw s. lanes.
ITO LEAsE.-FRANKLIN HOUSE BUILDTNGs.-rHE
second soos o. building No l.s Dsssdyay corner Of
seedinsIy well Lighted Also, and third aoors Of
''H''nS NO. ~ 'ts'S j. $ rHJ&Fsos 81 coursl.nd. st,
ITO LET-THE LARGE ROOMS NOW OCCUPIED BY
t. .. sn q 5rSsssa Ind &
street Possession Julyi Apply al - Maiden lane 10
ROOSEVELT A. SON.
VN0LET-AT HoBoKEN, A NEW FIRST CLASS BRICK
u house. three stories, basement and under cellar,
Hudson street the park Possession LIST June Rent
500. Apply TO CHAS. =. FERRY, Otto Cottage.
ITO LET--A COMFORTABLY FURNISHED THREE
story house in the vicinity Of Madison Square aud
Broadway. Address n. M, Post Once.
ITO LET-THIRD FLOOR OF LARGE STORE 10 Full
nstreet Eighteen large benches for sale suitable
vide Apply B. sSITa 10 ssa "a futon H.
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rNIIE UNITED BROTHERS. LAND SOCIETY ARE
hereby notified that in accordance with the resolution
passed at tire last meeting they shall the New
York and New Haven Railroad Station Monday morning
June 1851 at o'clock for the purpose proce dpg
to Pelhamyille where the distribution Of lots will
place N BThe house and lot formerly occupied by
drew Wool will be sold by auction after the distribution
w. PARKER, President r
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HOMESTEADS.

A HOME FOR ALI-MANHATTAN BUILDING ASSO-
"A citation, (under act of 1.-The regular
monthly meeting will be held at Military Hail. Bowery OPP
poste Spring street, Monday evening, June 9TH
o'clock when number Of shares will be sold Persons de
rous Of joining will find 1t greatly to their advantage su
scribe Immediately Subscriptions received
tarys Once 80 Nassau street where rules &c.
be obtained. MORGAN MORGANS, President Members
requested to their dues bankabe money! to the
Secretary Monday.
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NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA-NEw roRK
~ and Phlsdslphis drect-United States Mail Line
Through In ~ hours via New Jersey Railroad. Fare
uced 10 IS class a. 80 second Leave
New York NJ from foot % Courtsnd street. and .,
"a. w. and r. M from foot Of Liberty
isdephs ats and A. and r. NJ IRON the foo. Of wal
sutat
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METRoPoLITAN BASK.-NoTIcE rs HEREBY
I gven that the third nstaim Per
the capital stock % the Metropolitan Bank will pays
BILE Thursday 9Th day Of June ~ their banking
room. No. Wall street BY order % The Board Of Drso
tors J. \. WILLIAMS, Cashier.
New York. Nay ~. 1881.
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.-COUNTRY PAPER col.
IN lected NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the town Of Corning
STATE Of New York are made with prompnes as are col
the United States and Canada rapidly and ahead Of bank
time II VAN yLECk. once corner Of Wall and Broad
streets.
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:, S ~ n TIGHT Bm
last night of the To0DLES-Mr Toodle, Mr.. Burton;
Mary, Miss Weston. The drama Of FAINT HEART NEVER
WON FAIR LADY, in which Mr.. Lester, Mr. Bland, Mrs
Russell Mrs Hughes, and Miss Hin viii appear and the
Johnston; Tom Crop, Mrs sherretj Alex, Mrs. RUSSELL
Mary, Miss j Hill
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IL
- American Building Association-Eyery member of
this Association requested to attend the
ing on Tuesday evening June 10 at Warren Hall of
Oliver and Henry streets for the of making
cessay arrangements become incorporated under the
ty passed by the legislature All who
attend will please give written authority to their friends
their interest leave their a. the Secre
tarys Office IL is that member should be
represented 5. JESSURUN, Secretary. Office, Clinton
court. Beekman street.
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PERSON AL.

IF MRS LOUISE PARKE LYTTHANs, WHO ARRIVED
At Boston about two months In the ship Sarah Pu
rington, from St. Thomas, will call at No. Green ~eh
street. N ~, che will ind her husband Boston papers
please copy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-08

MECHANICS HALL, NO. Az BROADWAY, ABOVE
M Grand stres-open every night during the week until
further notice The original and we'll known CHRISTYS
hiNsTRLLs comprising an eiheent and versatile corps
nagement Of E. r. Chrsty, whose concerts city for
succession Of ave have been received with by
highly respectable and fashionable audiences Tickets
cents Doors open at halfpast six commence At eight
o'clock An Afternoon Concert will be given Saturday
next for the Ladies and Juveniles com.
mencinR at O'clock. y n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-08

TTO ROCK BLASTERS.-PROPoSALS WILL BE RE-
ceiyed until the th inst for excavang and
The rock west side Of Eighth betw Fftye
til and Fifty streets to grade feet below the
grade Of the Said proposals. must state the
price per cubic for unoovring the rock and
the earth blasting and removing the rock from the
nses and throwing back the earth TO given grade and
the required for the execution the work
ply direct to the once ofGE0. L. HAYEMEYER Of
1pl West Fifteenth street. before A. M after r. n