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THE LATEST LABoR-sAvrsG MACnsE.--It is said that
Yankee has invented potatd-digging machine which,
drawn by horses down the rows digs the potatoes sepa
rates them from the dirt ann loads them up into the
cart while the farmer walks alongside whisting Hail
Columbia" with his hands in his pockets.
We do not know how true the above is but such ma
chine is hardly wonderful than one which Is noticed
in this weekss NeW England Farmer 1t is machine for
picking stones, Of the aborous duties of the
farmer. The machine is described large cylinder on
common axle and cart Wheels containing four rows Of
teeth or ers Gearing the hubs Of the wheels and
the ends Of the cylinder gives tie latter rotary mo-
ton, when the teeth pick up the and doposte
in box When the boxis full the cylinder raised and
the load carried off and upset from cart.
What shall we have next Y--Jornai Of Commerce
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LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Passed at the First Session of the Mirty-secoad Con-
gress Of the United States Of 4n,erica
TPUALIc AcT-No. 81.

[PUALIc Acr--No. "a.
AN ACT to authorize the Mayor and Common Council of
Chicago Illinois, to excavate aportion of the public
servaton at that place. with view to the improvement
of the navigation of Chicago river
Bet enacted By tie Senate and House Of Representatives. Of
The United States Of America Congress assmJed That
the corporate authorities of the city of Chicago Illinois,
be and they hereby authorized to such por
on OF the reservation at Chicago, not exceeding the lin
its described in their memorial of January ve eighteen
hundred and fy-two, may be necessary according
the plan set forth in said memorial for the Improvement
of the navigation of the Chicago river.
Sec. 2. Ind be further enacted That the Secretary of
War be and he is hereby directed the limits above
designated to be marked out and make such DISPOSE
ton Of the buildings standing within said limits as
may be best for the public interest,
Approved, July q, 1852.
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AN ACT TO protect actual settlers upon the land on the
line of the Central Railroad and branches by granting
presumption rights thereto.
BE enacted By the Senate and House Of Representatives
Of the United States Of america Congress assembled That
each and every person actual settler and occupant
and who on the twentieth Day OF September In the year
Of Lord one thousand eight hundred and ffty had
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MASSACRE Observation-Disclosures has been received
Of the capture by pirates at Port Levro The coast OF
Madagascar in the latter part Of December 1851 OF the
American schooner Queea Of s We Of Dartmouth, Mas
sachuscts and the massacre Of four Of her crew. the
ffth boy hayinghid himself in the hold, where he Of
forwards persisted either BY Ere or the sinking Of the
schooner
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RUsSrSG WITH ESGIsEs-Mayor GnPrS, Of Phiadcl-
phia, has issued order to the Day and Night Police,
calling their attention that portion Of the
OF the late Grand Jury which refers to the running Of boys
through the streets with FIRE apparatus He directs that
the police shall abate the nuisance by the prompt arrest
BY day or by night. Of parties found 90 offending.
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IPuRLIc No 3Rl


AN ACT supplementary to An act providing for the
taking of the seventh and subsequent of the
United States, and to fix the number of the members of
the House of Representatives and provide for their
future apportionment among the several States APP
proved twentythird May eighteen hundred and fifty.
Be enacted by the Senate and House Of Representatives, of
The United States Of Ameca in Congress assembled That
the Secretary Of the Interior proceed forthwith appo
ton two hundred and thirty three representatives among
the several States in accordance with the provisions
tanned in the twentyffth section of the act Of twenty
third May, eighteen hundred and fifty, and according
the returns of population which have been completed and
returned to the Office the Department Of the In
terror And it being made appear that the of
the population of California incomplete it is further
enacted that said State shall retain the number of repre-
sentaves prescribed by the act of admission into the
Union until new apporonment; and for this purpose
the whole number Of representatives is hereby increased
to two hundred and thirty -four until such apporonment
Sec. = Ind be further enacted That if at any future
decennal enumeration of the inhabitants of the United
States the Of any district subdivision the Uni
ted States shall have been improperly TAKEN if the
turns Of any district subdivision shall be accidentally
lost destroyed the Secretary Of the Interior shall have
power to order enumeration Of such district sub
division.
Sec 8. Ind Be further enacted That the twentieth sec
ton Of the said be amended by striking the words
has been from the last line and inserting the words
may necessarily be in lieu thereof
Approved, July so, 1852.
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fpuBLIc AcT-No. 35.1


AN ACT to authorize the President of the United States
to designate the places for the ports of entry and deli
very for the collection districts of Puges Sound and
Umpqua, in the Territory of Oregon, and to fix the
compensation of the collector of Astoria in said Terri
tory.
BE enacted By The Senate and House Of Representatives. Of
the United States Of 4nerica Congress assembled That
the President of the United STATES be and he is hereby
thorized to designate the places for the ports of entry for
the collection districts of Pugets Sound and Umpqua in
the Territory of Oregon upon receiving satisfactory in
formation to the best location for said ports instead of
the places now established by law in said districts
spectiyely.
Sec 2. Ind be IL further enacted, That the annual COM
pensaton of the collector at Astoria in the collection dis
tric of Oregon in said Territory, be and the is
hereby fixed at the of three thousand dollars nclud
ing the fees Of his Office commencing the first day of
July in the year thousand eight hundred and fifty;
and in event shall he be allowed greater amount
than said of three thousand dollars including the
present fees of his Office as aforesaid.
Approved, July 81, 1852.
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to that State, He then proceeded 10 explain the changes
he thought necessary in the bin to effect the object il
proposed.
The daily union., 1852-08-06
-A~ &11<SrN2,> IT.
TO OUR SUBSCRIBER

The Of person upon bcok unless us
psy nens OF lhe subscription be advance. tEs.ts
Distant sabcnbers n.nsy oy ee posssge
which wiz be paid BY assumed by
traesasson. r elIt
ssoas q Congress, and selni' weekly during recess
Subscriptions for period less than year be received on
terms pfoporuoRed 20 the above annual
90 PosIMAsrERs authorized agents and ly
sending DAILY sabenben $50 enclosed or rlvx
sEMEWEEkLY subscribers, with Sa5 WEEKLY
subscribers, with slo enclosed viii bo entitled copy
edition they furnish subscribers for, grat.
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States under orders from him. get further supplies for
the commission In the tune, the winter of 1851
was at the Office Of the Secretary of the Interior, and
was told that the Secretary had concluded to eoganze
the commission so far regarded the quaermaser and
commlssarys departments that he thought il better that
two subalterns OF the United Safes army should be se
ected Tor commlssary and qiarermaser, rather than
have u underis then organization. MIR. George r. Bart
lett, Ia June, 1851 when he purchasing supplies for
that commission. received The following letter from the
Secretary OF the Interior
The daily union., 1852-08-06

the earliest opportunity transmit 10 Brevet Lieutenant
Colonel Mcclellan a cedified copy of this report
Very respectfully, your obedient servant
The daily union., 1852-08-06

and which should have been sent TO the Senate II IS
unnecessary TO Iead what the hpnoraee. senator said
upon that subject The purport OF bis remarks how
ever, was that certain letter from him had been IN
tenlionaly withheld from the Senate by the then Sec
reIary to call for all papers and correspond
enee. This charge, with others, should have passed
over in silence; but the late chief clerk OF the Depart
ment of the Interior has made request that would
submit explanation in regard TO that letter to the SEN
ate. suggested to him that he should give me his ex.
planaton in writing as | desired 10 do noihing and
would say nothing. here which was not based upon
written evidence, capable Of being sustained BY proof
Mr. Goddard, therefore. in explanation of the action Of
the Secretary OF the Interior, sent the following
letter
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Political Items.

Gas PfFRcE OFFICIALLY NOTIFIED or MS NoMsArIoN -
On Thursday last Hon. John ). Barbour. Of Virginia.
Hon. Jacob Thompson NJ G from Mississippi Hon. Al
pheus Fech Senator from Michigan, Hon. Pierre Souie
Senator from Louisiana, and Hon Erastus Corning, Of
New York the committee appointed to notify General
Pierce of hss nomination arrived at Concord aud pro-
his residence where letter informing him Of
his nomination handed to him, In the afternoon
the committee dincd with Gen Pierce. Mr. Soulc sub
sequcny made a brief speech from the balcony, proms
ing hearty support OF Cen. z. Messrs. Barbour
Thompson aud Fech called ont, and responded
The committee then, with Gen. Pierce the Governor
members Of the Council President Of the Senate speaker
of the House, and others numbering IN al a9ous
% persons sat down to a very fine dinner PIoVueu y
order Of Cen Pierce After despachns .ns unnsr .ns
gentlemen Of the committee appeared upon ,no
and were loudly cheered by rge crowds assembled IN
front fthe house. ,, - -. 80 49,.
comuSttee sipry. and they were received with three
hearty cheers for their respective states nr souc,
Louisiana IN reply loud call made few pertnens
marEs ms also did other members OF the commit
TO ,iz Mr. Barbour Of Virginia, MIR fech of Michi-
gan and Mr. Thompson of Mississippi all OF shom were
received With hearty chetrs At three CLOCK oy invita-
tom of General Pierce the committee, with numbce
of other gentlemen took the cars for trip 70 Lake WIN
npi-seogee. -. -
rrec.n TRAIN nu cs4v city, arriving nsee %
Friday evening
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ANTHOLOGY A Sss

=
A sTROIOGY.-DR c W ROBACK, FROM SWEDEN,
IA lately from Piladcpha offers his services 20 the cit
sens OF New York lie Is sbe to oreo past present and
future events Fec ladies' 80 cents gentlemen, ST. Ma
tes calculated and road In full according 20 the oraces
and ulire 81; gentlemen, 81 90 kavi-
ties oaouIated-ladies SS; gentlemen, 50. 0hce, No.
White ttroe New York whore etters, post pad will
esive mmediss particulars daily papers.
Astrological le procured at tie ofice, gratis
T-g. ..s.. =
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A sToR PLACE OPERA HOUSE, LAST WEEK OF
Donetis wonderful and respectable troupe of Trained
Animas Doors ooen at ~ to at o'clo ok.
tickets 80 cents Amphitheare, 25 Box ONCE
DAILY from NJ till L. VI. Every night week.
Donttts wonderful and pectablo troupe trained
mails, consisting Of nkeys, Dogs and Goats win perform
IN hc scenes of COLLATION. Antique Travels Of Marchoness
batavia "a the Deserter Tight and Slack Rope &c Notice
apce there will be two Grand Juvenile tertsnmeDs
Medne sday and Saturday afternoons commencing Mt
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ErRoroLlrAN nALL-MMF. AIpoNrs FRS,


ia America viii take place Wednesday evening juno %
on Whtsh occasion she viii be by the following
nent srtistesSgnor Augustine kovero sieuor antonio
saneyanni sisnor Arditi and grand Orchestra
ty performers. Leader, Sir Ardii.
PRoGRAMME:--PART /.
l. Oyerture-La GAIA Laara .............. .Ros,ir
= Sayatns-', Languir per una bella" tltaliani in
Aleerl)-elsner Ant6uio aang"vanni .Rossin
y CaY2tina--" Lecopi 81 tine in Babilonia" (Semira-
nlde Madame Marietta Albou II osstn
souvenir oltaiia-iantasia for the violin-com-
posed and " rformed by. by................. Arditi
D. uuetto-. Elisire a Amore'- 81 lnori Ssngiovan-
hi aud Revere re.................... ''... Donizett;
G. BIindini-" II segreto per esser felioe" (Luere-
zla Borgia MADAME Alboni. :. DonizetG
PART IL
l. Overture, with full Orchestr Tampa. .uerold
= Ter1ettino--" Stretti nsiem tut.i tre." from
the Daughter 4 the Re- giment, suug by Nine
Alboni, sign ori A. Saneovanni and kovere DonixetG
y. Due tino--"Tornami uir che IN ami from tho
opera OF Don Pasquae," executed by Nine
Aiboni and Signor Sangovapn. ......... Donizetti
A. Aria" Miei Rnmpolli ieminini, from the opera
of Cenerentoia, sung by seuor kovere. Rossini
D. hondo-' Nacqui all Ahanno, from the opera Of
- Cenorentola, executed by Niue. Alboni Rossini
Price OF tickets 81 Secured seats So obtaned
Wm Hall Sons, 2%9 Broadway from Monday morning.
the night of the concert The Dollar tickets will be disposed
Oh only at tho HAL Doors at halfpat o. Concert to
commence at 5 o'clock.
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The Lrt. suffolk Bank Robbery,

BosroN, juno 10 1852.
Charles II Brewer late receiving teller Of the Suffolk
BaBk, pleaded guilty to embezzng the funds OF that in
stituon and this morning sentenced to three years
Imprisonment in the State prison
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EXPRESS AGEECSEe.

A DAMS & CO, OFFICE NO. 90 BRoADwAY-Ex-
pegs 70, csoraa orss0n and the sasdwich lslsais
is5zRates Keducsdoar neat regular Express for Cali
rs e % M b . az 3
Monday juno 2lst at o'clock THROUGH as usu.i
and sp.si. %ss.saET shsess: FOR caoFaIs win boar
@ sasad Fresh and Who acoompsny
tier freight through its constantly and
and
al 1 r1ss @
on s ea IL
rsssiio and agencies other important places cs
9rna NTH rnnog to al The aniog Districts as
taasP.rt freight pessases parcels specie gold dqs. and
aq g Seca Ss mos. sn aph
feit 70 forward by our Express on the 2st Instant
sae to enable Us TO comply with the goyernment order
&c received ant ciock on The day o de-
nrturs Eysryhns must 1 ne in water proof % @
No charge shippers by ourline for Custom
House fees or Consular seTs,ssstss 70 NJ sqprs,s
WELLS, FARGO 4 cos OFFICE 10 WALL STREET.
pr for Cali Gaornis 1rifn apd the ssadsS
& @,l oss rsducsd Our next
Express for California &C. win be sent by the u mail
Shippers viii bear IN mind That TT this EpSss have
the Of sending special through place Of
destination, constantly gon aud reforming with ths resu-
Of are neglected. by other expresses
messengers 70 Aspnwa only ana allow reght % take
oftae Shippers byour rest that their
freight will remain the lsthmus for six and eight
weeks has been the repeatedly by other expresses
Another great advantage claimed by Express Is the
fact that by arrangement with tho Pcirc Ms ste'n
ship Company our Express freight takes precedence ot all
Panams to San Francisco the United states
ns s to 90 FvaP y
Illinois Monday next should be delivered 70 us
before day enable to comply With the Govern
ment ording and sealing. Small parcels received
p to o'clock NJ of the day Of sailing. No charge
for Consular tdcates and Custom fess
WELLS, FAPGo 4 Co. 16 w all street.
NB-Pnckaees should be made waterproof, and not
Deed 1876 lbs weight or51s cubic ioet. measurement
DERFoRD g. CO.'S GREAT CALIFORNIA, SOUTH
ID American, Oregon Sandwich Islands. and Ihias TX,
press will 60 forward June 81 per steamers ILLINOIS
and GOLDEN GATE the fastest steamers the world in
charge of Special Messengers and Freight Agents,
thfo, gh direct connecting steamers No detention
the isthmus and ahead of all other Expresses. All goods
should not exceed l25 lbs.
parcels received o'clock for express trunks
No charge for custom house consular fees Passage on
tho III. s. Mail Steamers, "The only line via Aspn-
wall ard Panama secured at the lowest rates n Office
BERFORD CO., No. Astor House, Vesey street
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VVHE BEST TAILOR IN PARIs.-THE FIRM OF
i Messrs Barde, schemito, Devaor, Nc. 22 Rue do
Che eu corner Of the Boulevard dss Itaiiens well
among the Amcricans Waiting Paris that It needs
40 The novelty Of goods the elegance of the
outnq The cloths we tho peculiar seal of
these taors not only European but also
American IL all respects Orders b. ssnt TO Nssars
Berdo schemtc, Dovallier With model or the aSscs
measures, npd they will scrd the commendca auces
Mees~g vvtrg \ Rst,s n
hovrpA. Ynrs
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WHITES vARIErlEs.-TGs UNDERSIGNED MOST
w respectfully announces to the public that his aud
elegant estabishme situated in the Bowery, Chat
BAN square will be completed before September ard
will Dodate 800 persons comfortably seated and il
oonsrueted that in of accident the whole number
vscae in ten minutes 1t will also excellent
ventson and shall rank in point Of style with any place
of in the world. Due notice viii he given Of the
entertainment, SO. CHARLES WHITE, Proprietor.
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NEWS BY TEL EGR APH.
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TIE WING NATIONAL CONVENTION.
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FlRTY-SIX BaLL0 S WITH UT A CHOICE.
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TREMENDOUS EXCITEMENT AND CONFUSION.
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The sewardites Fomenting Trouble.
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A NEW YORK EDITOR REEUKED.
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Bitter Eriihets and Sweet Bouquets.
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Burning speeches and Zee Water.
'N~@O~-N ~-~~<~~.~~o>~
The Whig Cauldron Boiling Over.
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Prospect oG an Explosion,
&c, &c, Sc.
Prospect GG an Explosion,
&c, &c, Sc.
7 q u II 4 ~ u A Y .

BALrMoRE, June 10, 1852.
In order that your readers may al glance how
matter stand here send you the result OF the day s
work in a brief form, as annexed 49,
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no PRINTL.Es.

yv,o PRINTERs-F0R SALE, A LARGE HYDRAULIC
J. Standing Press aud super roysl Wa.ainston nans
Press. with self linking apparatus compsta Apply 70
Hoe & Co., Gold street
vU,o pRINTERs-A GREAT VARIETY OF WOOD AND
Metal Type salo. rs IL has been IN use or some tina
II will bs sold rerSonabls termA Applv TO D. "
khrd stsrv. Hsysld nui,dnAs
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EUROPEAN ADyERTIsrMnN1

DEAUTIFUI. LASTING. AND CHEAP Bo0Ts.-MR
- Hazard Bootmaker. 50 we'll known AN s%onf sne amsr
who visiting Farf for along period wishes W nave
h customer that his store newly rehtted ana deco
atod now located at No. Place des siens just oppo
site the theatre Of the Comic Opera House. the second
door The Patent Lesthers furnished by Mr. Hazard ea
oompeton and his Calf Skins huff. Letters
may be directed TO Mr. Hazard containing the OF
the foot and he will make aud send hts goods the
sgency Of Mcssrs Livingston. Wells Co.No.s Place de 10
aris.
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, ln'sMINsTRELs, ATMINsTREL nAL

lL'SMINSTRELs, AT MINSTREL HALL. NO 44i
Brcadway between Howard and Grand streets Open
every night, under the management Of H. wood whose
and delineaon Of cannot he
ceed The recent alterations for the months Of
Ter inducements for families be had other
similar establishment in the city Admission % cents.
Doors open at o'clock; Concerts O'clock.
B-The proprietor Of Woods Minstrels secure tho
perfect respecahy Of his audience at all times has dis
continued the Wednesday afteruo will
after give tn. performance of SATURDAY aeraoon expressly
for children accompanied by their guardians None others
admitted.
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PROGRAMME OF THE
Ran d FESflY E CON CERT,

to be held at
MyTRoPoIIrAN HALL, MoNpAy, JUNE 81.
Leader and Conductor. Herr Agriol Paur
/. Overture to the "Lichtensteiner' toperal-
? Die Ehrs Gates ae ra: Of " Basshe1sn
kssss yrsss Of soPs
6. Basshsus chor from the he opera S :, "Anigene
g. nantsr. so1E) from
Evening
> fr1nss Narsoh ffeod0ns c"i with Solo,
9 Overture to "struense"@oro Meyerbcer
10. Am ufsr An Evening on the Banks of the
Sung for the frs. I Ladies and aacmen 4 he
II. Prince Eugenius ian old Natonnl Song
posed by Soldier at the Camp Guard,
- Krrgsr dor for f orshssra panr
Nos sand without acscmranreat; Mos. ana with
the m es e w' & q Of
npmberiag oyer GOO singers from
the best artist in th city over V OIL
Circle ST. Each ticket viii have sheek cores.
pc1Dsdinns to the same sam number Of sea. ~
t.ls also At the ApoiiO Rooms and on he
Text books, With German and rn.l ,1tsfl 'As Who'll,
List Of the gentlemen SINGER at the eoor, - c.
Tassdsy june p Srand Pie l. esotro, m
Eighty eighth street and Tenth .loomia
road Tickets 81 admitting scutleman end two lsaic
ERANKLrN MUSEUM, 1zs cqATHAM SQUARE
tern and ia s at
Gr hhe Of % and n a
With Va usy perform 81
For full particulars, bills of each day Admission
seats in private buxes so cents with cushione
arm chairs, Sa conts boxes % cents gallery l2
HHRIsTYs OPERA HOUSE. MECHANICS HALL, NO.
Az Broadway. above Grand street open every night
during the week i'll further ce The original and we'll
known Christy Minstres, comprising efficient and
cattle "corps of talented and exp ren ced performers
under the management Of p Chrsty whose ia
this city for cesson Of six have been received
with favor by highly respectable and fasonsbe auden
Tickets q cents. Doors A. Il at o'clock.
The patrons Of ChrSy Mnstre's srtfuy norme
that the Saturday
Monday July 9TH afternoon Concert commencing at
o'clock, T. NJ.
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CASTLE GARpEx -RoussE1 EAMILY. UNDER rHH

NASTLE GARDEN -RUUSSET FAMILY, UNDEK THE
- management and direotion Of Mons, Jeaa ROussss
Prieo of admission 80 cents Tickets be had OF
way, At the Garden from 10 A. NJ till r. n At all the
principal Music Stores aud at the door the evening The
doors w be ed evening at aud the perform
snees will commence At o'clock Great triumph Fifteen
dances Beautiful scenery, including the wing
Monday evening, June 21t viii be perfor uoi entirely
mystic ballet of action entitled SArHANEL or
the Trum ph Of the Cross.
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trs-The sixth grand Sunda, Concert this season bJ
D9dworh's celebrated Cornet Band will take place
day evening June 90 Admission, 25 cents To commence
at oclook precisely No pospopement account of the
weather.
RARNUMS AMERICAN MUSEUH.-ADMfsSiON Is
- ct children, l2la cts. ParQuet IN
pents Ostrich Orang Ouaug &c just arrived from Afc
Gorgeous Oriental tabeau of lord
and the Greeks all moving alive. Ia the Lecture
is after at clock comic pieces Evening
ltd superb scenic performances, &c.