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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-10

II hi stkt IIBkJ. kislETFuILY SOIlCTTs rHR
j. sti.bti"b 81 bis f'.i,, sno all ptrsoDs DESTROYS a.
~ cnfna goed sItcs - sosi 70 that which he - :,
.srseai on hh"c ib"icft 10 keep mons bu. Tie Ars.
asn'y Ter ibose eel such an article he dssirss
FRAT he's roulc naAs u pom, to give him trial He
81 ten Stfbe low ~ nrrkst ptic~s CHAM ~ WATERS
scTEtr ~ hing and 1iss,wrb streets n. B--Ordesa by
sye .3emluJ sitsio,o 10 Gal delivered 10 any peit
u lie shy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-10

- EGATCA-M EMBEes' PURSE OF s5o.-rHE IA,
IL Lg Club will sise pn-se ~ $50 for all sail boats
tyent, four feet uder, 20 & sailed for Tues
day, tho 10Th inst, nom their club ground At stee2
Lock, on the farm of l. h Colin Esq to and around
lo buoy If Captain inl sid rack TO ps ~ tartinR
Al boats eni.riDg Ion this r,g,ts will be governed By
the rules Of the club which hsd be oirc
q ths race All entries 20 te made before Monday.
TIC Nth last clos. AID ioressed TO the Preside
q, TIE Club and .it a. The City Market go Brcadws
with j. J. Mar hail, Nspgro. * Westchs,tnr county
le;A u Of boats.
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rkxsr MILITARY.

4 tHiPLIIEI -1iI EAATfR LIGHT GUARD VIA
~ hold their feguiar ps.ings Tuese ny and Friday
cicringa, ~ the Military ~, until further notice.
bers will please stiend business Of great import
~ -e viii be sio before ile meetings. There xjL also he
dsil on Friday evening next ~ orcor III
J0aN hcCaUIY, ctsi-min
fnsD'K oMKRKIx, seeac,Ery pro TEN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-10

A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SIT
N uston 10 do chamterworA waiting The boat Of
city reference given. Please call at No 20 Rvington
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-10

HIS IOiosific az improvra Inssnns ancous
6AI iye, inparts bsturai JET black aud ocautiu nj
hro~n teang the han soft glossy Appl,e1 or for
se Ss-ssu adjoining Liberty street, and o. drug
end s,pcy generally.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-10

Sfol0svta Crvsasrs---rsIs superb compound
ar sire tbsDDg and b,antn ing the hair prepared
eDy and roio by " A BATCaEIy0R, ~ his ce esrntsd
hair aye ana Wig factory, 1a3 Broadway. Bachelor
tntf dye soh All Applied NiLe rooms.
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SPORTING, &C.

4 PURSE OF FIFTY DOLLARS ESQ RBsATfl
n Will be given By Il ecker, al the Oriental
hotel Port Richmond, state Island Friday, n.y. 10,
nj o'clock free for all boats enter not tsenty
eight feet Two MINUTES will allowed to the loot for
all shorter boats. Five OF rnols TO make
J. u. Dr. kF.it.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-10

n RUGGIers AND OTHERS ARE INVITED 10 ny
y anime new and improved lever apparatus Sn in
jectiona- btipg very nml its construction and The
most perfect Thing for The purpose in For SALE
WITH iieral discount N tie trade by
6ANll @ BI HOP. 1871 broad vaU.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-10

YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION is
IA ehsmpermaid and waiter, do the houss gorh
., smsl private family; is an exsallnt washer and
ironer Can give the bcs VI city reference Please cal
for two days az No SOB md oet~een Twenty
I como and 1M entY- third atreeta.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-10

hfl.MoNICoS HOTEL, rs BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
Il JJny ~, lS54-An inpfe-sion having co. ebsoad IN
consequence Of cent sale II h. premises, that tho
Gersgue I'D Close his hotel b1 takes occasion 70 IN
form has riends tba such IL not the Tho sale
made subject to the lssfe Of the under ped which Ia
ye. PRED. The house has remaiIcd, and stu
mains, open before Tor the mmoison Of the
pcbc and heretofore, under the management Of the
Undersigned. .M l.. DEIuONICO
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G,veeR,s Celebrated F0rRlshlng 2tOre.-At-
teation 10 inv the perior cles la the gentle
man . furnishing department q GREEN'S shirt esfab
hshnent No House. The stock includes every
variety OF under shirts, drawers DE Joinville ties
vsts dress gowns gloves half hose shirt studs and
sleeve buttons mounted and other wise;
suspeDders elias dres.ing cases. &c. imported
for the summer trade. The prices are moderate, and
the aaso1 tment unequaDed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-10

10 man wOuasA resort 90 Hnsr Dye, except
ytt the expec aton that the counterfeit color wool be
Astatcn tor that Of nature. In this consists the SUPER
sssty Gs'xdoras cekior hair aye; the hue 1t pro-
asoss natural for art achieve. Manu'ao-
t.yed, sold and applied, by CRISTADoRA No. Assor
Hnuye
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FURNITURE.

l'NAHElIED COTTAGE FURNITURE aTHLWr
H. 4 STACY, bb hros1way, onef for sals, 81 very ~
'acod prices, thez entire end ,eiy extensive stock q
ssams loi cottage snd otLef furniture, tbs rgaGt 4
the CITY from which every variety Of 81 r.
eied rrepars'ory to cissoiutson Of partnsrshiD.
T,N4MEI1ED FURNITURE BUYERS or THIS Fash.
IL onsble style Of fornture solicited 10 ezanains
the stoSh st the sslrs and factory Of s H. War.
WICK 62 White street, three doors west of broadway
~ ---Ibe trade and shippers supplied as usual
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w ANfED--BY AN EXPERIENCED PERSON, a sITU.
w a'ion TO DO the cooking OF private family has
10 sssist in The washing ard ironing required
Grod city reference given Please cali 80 or
street. ntaI PEARL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-10

DORT WASHINGTON PAVILION HOTEL slIp1Ws-
bury, NJ Tins salt orous and beautifully Iocstsd
retreat Is Low cpn for tbs rscsV Of b,ardsrs ana
wu be bcpt a. nrtt cl~-s house For shade BOATING
lsbiDs surf and suli bathing, beauty Of sosnsry End
drives, 10 UNSURPASSED ana Is essble to an msr
chants oog only two bou,s sail from New YorA by
sssnh09 from loot ~ NJ binsDn streot, which ~
four Salty, suDdsys included. No fever and a0us
or moA3o1toes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-10

s;0urs uo's Mcficsfed soap nourish~s Hike a
green bay tIee TIE act s there yet bern
srsics he.ces 6ouIauds soap, that exercises such
nhoepce IN rendering pimpled, DARK tanned
saaw skins exqai iiely wnits soft beautiful Gou
rxuds pordre subtle uproos hair from apy part Of tho
bdy Lily white, hqnin and powccr rouge hair dye
rforai,e ~ tho od depot 81 WsAer street. nrst
from 81 nad~ay.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-10

80 ray, II Dr. ToAanr' Venetian I4inlsrens
dss- not immediately choIern, oyseniery cole and
sysss ms II used ~e.n iJft tsLen Ihoussnas haze CIR
tss~s 20 It's ~orcssfHl curstive properties. Il IL
rsnts peiec'l, ID -ess take internally Sold ~ the
TulI Ais throuGlost IL Jbftea aies Depot, NJ. %
Cora ltt ST. eet; pTsce 20 ana so csnts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-10

Tne National Police Gazette OF rnis Yeesx,
aims the report OF The nve uto ~ the
shocking raj offences recorded in the annals
Of crime Also poserfu edtsal on tho immoralities
Of Nes York city; also grand prize fight bet ~een two
distinguish ID yeIs decae subject of dispute;
also The ST. Nicholas Hotel murder aud ave others in
week. ROSS JONES, Agents. los Nassau stseet. sold
every where.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-10

leaving the country Will eel his furniture, Of thYse
rooms and bas eDt nearly lev ut treat sacrifice
good opportunity for young could TO kssp
ing house, The apartments let, rent very moo-
rare quiet, pretty houe, and nice situation Apply
at 30 south inst stiest, Williamsburg.
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'~<- - -==a--z -
SPECIAL NOTICES.

A IA MEETING OF The NEW YORK VOLUNTEERS.
IA 1eh ut the Mercer u.se, AuRust =, 1854, 1. wa
moved TINT eeng Of imsnt take plase q. thu
same house on Saturday evening august r. for tho
purpt cOnsderins what necersary for
surfing deceased memo. comrades Of this conman,
decent military AMI Chri,ran burial From ths
minutes. WILLIAM PEEL Chairman
J. HAyIToN, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-10

A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS SlVUA-
"A ton pl in coUk washer ronsr good reference
given Can BE- for two days At u Mott stre 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-10

Re<N = Co., 2s8 Broadway, continue Inc Is
esats dsguerretpe operations, At the original depot
taking pictures Of the people BY Holiness patent douoio
fee&en not surpassed by any rivalry in America.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-10

A SITUATION WANTED BY RESPECTABLE
"A young Woman, as cook, and Is good bsker. Has
the beat Of city reference Has objection assist
the washing. Address SS Fifteenth street. in the rear
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-10

1ssneS- horace W axers' F9nnOa.-Fer power.
and purity Of tone, and elasticity Of touch,
hsse pianos Challenge comparison with ell ether makes
Hlbort Go . premium pianos with without the
1{asr. No one article Of American mnnufscture has
siactted universal emnendstion from the press
throughout the civilized world than these celebrated
sNaEos Gilberl's bcudoir pianos. Halett Cunstons
an0s Of the old finn If Eauett Co jacob CHECKER.
ue's pianos The above pianos to be foupdrny at the
yress music establishment Of HORACE WATERS, as
ssfuSJway. u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-10

VERY RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS
IA situation ccok in respectable private family
ale thoroughly understands her business, and has
objection to assist in washing and ironing Please call
address l34 Walker street. Can be Tor day
il not engaged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-10

eli iroup IN, friepdY tihc only place in Neg Yora
che ycn all dpd wigs, toupeea back and froot brsis
bsods, curls, ke sof the bet materials aot
boeest lrces--froln atIIHURSl HEARD'5, ~ Maiden
he Cat tAis cut
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-10

A UsIRAIIA-TO GAeONs, sy0NE CUTTERS, oar.
N penters, railroad aud mechanics gese
saIy-Haying just rein, ned trim Australia AMI intend
ing TO return ihiih~r im msdat~y desroas Of CIV
ing al who wish 10 better ihr concon all necessary
information to wages clim.is chances FOG the
lab.TiDg man. have good for saying 1t Is tie
test pi that IL TOR good steady mech
All Who wish may call at 257 aorroe strcnt.
j. u. MORGAN
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NJ ANTID--A SITUATION, BY Ri.5pIGrABi.E
w young girl, to do caamberwork AMI 81, ting youii
mste herself 1. morally useful. Can be
situstan, ITO auliiysR street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-10

AaacheiOs's Hair Dye n stu the LensSing
-rabe ~ all a.knossdge1 70 be the best dye cxuAnt
nx perfectly cooring hair the ent l. applied
2ans Of thousands ali pars OF the world D-ocl.m IL
- only reliable aye knozn. SOLD at BATCAElO"S
10. Z88 5roMoway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-10

HaxodeUnn.-S. ID, q h. ". Smiths Mol0-
asena eeebrated for possessn9 greater power parity
nd Of tone than those Of any other makers
sDse wlshins to examine, purchase at q very low
eses, number instrument should call At the sole
sRnuf, No 8S9 Broadway AeOdeons Of all other styles
sd pSaees constantly ON hand. HORACE WATERS
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W An Fc--BY A REsPFCrABI.E YOUNG WOMAN
w tituatiCn as cLaniternsid sand waiter. Good
cy reference given Apply at las Sullivan street the
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w ANTfr--By A gEsPEoTABLE ENGLISH WOMAN,
w situation cook. No objection u the country
hcod references can be given ileate call 1T S3 Wet
Nineteenth street, hrst floor, front room.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-10

NYANfED--A SITUATION AS GARDENER, BY A
w FIRST rare scotch gardener, just 10 the prime
Ire, and perfectly gnoerstands all the departments Of
high garoenibg, The greenhouse winery, &c snd the
laying OFT oi ornamental grounds Tan ~ duoe first
i,lr reference. In the city present address J.
81 W~st xtet n,h street, which will NEST strict atten
iion.
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vATANilI--A sfIJATION As CnAaBGaI Id NO
w objections 10 assist In the asLipg and ironing
Can give good city reer nee. Apply at No. ~ East
Eleventh erect, beiuetp lhiro and Fourth avenues.
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4 SCOTCHMAN, LATELY LANDED, WANTS SfrUA-
"A ton ceachman; understands his business
thoroughly. Can be seen at Mr.. A. Grieve's, No ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-10

I'D navy officers and sailrs, &c who serve actet
soldiers shore, in Csliior.i. and Mex,co during
the late with Mexico, emit led to bounty
Lnds, and can obtain the san BY applying TO
EDW ARD BiSSfJJ,
Agent, and (late) purser U. Navy, 81 Wal, atscst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-10

N as nurse and sesmsuess; city
required Others need apply. Call Ill West
Twenty third street, from 20 till o clock
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| w ANTET-BY A HESPECrAB1E YOUNG GIlI,, A
w situation cbaInbermad and waiter can do 6na
wssbiI ana looming has the bct of city reference
fIom her last ylsce Can be for two days at 90
Fast Tbrteehth sireet near First avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-10

A SITUATION WANrED-BY RESPECTABLE
N American girl, nurse and do plain SEWN z.
ase call at 2so West Fweasy eighth street, b.
cen for two days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-10

TI,EJEGRAPHIC.-LINClS AUGUsTs s, 1S64-U
i our friends in tt. LOUIS other Western Points
Nc would aoyse NO further shi pnsuts via Cincinnati
iii riso in the Ohio, is almost entire
i suspended }. &. CHENOwETa l. 20.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-10

A RESPECTABLE GIRL WANTS A SITUATION TO DO
n general hoaso~ors; is good washer and ironer,
and good plain coos in small family. No other need
apply City reference to DO g.en. Please cali at "a
Charlton street, in The rear, second focr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-10

Albert H. NIcolay Will bold mis- regular
seweeAy suction sale Of stocks and bonds this day,
at II O'Clock at the Merchans' Exchange. For fuller
psstisuar. see his another column Of
Shb pater.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-10
LOST AND FOUND.

r DIN WALL sTREET, NEAR MECHANTCY BANK
i on Wednesday, 9Th instant, 'hiee hundred dol
Hills On thzt bank The nnGer will DO suitably re-
wan ed by leaving them with tie paying tcner mt the
hank.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-10

NANTED--A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
w young woman, a chambcrmaid or nurse. Good
city reference given Please call at 363 Bowery two
Days.
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ATAEIEr--A Young LADY As giOU.Fs EEpl.s
w ACTRESS L., Broadway Post Office

NTANrED-BY A RE-FECTaBLE WOMAN, A .lTUA.
w tiun as cook in private .amly she understands
making bead and lain pastry; is willing to do q small
PORTION of the washing would have objection 20
hoi distance in the country. Gun be for tao
Al iz0 Twens, seventh street cv doors fr. Seventh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-10

"AETED-BY A RESPECTABLE SC0sCa Girl.
w situation, In private family, chambernaid
and seamstiess who understands thoroug
OF cbildIen's clothing apply ut 90 East Broad way
second floor. Can DO Tor three days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-10

A FRENCH LADY WISHES "a SITUATION Az
"A houstseerer in private Family, where they woult
have no objection 10 child four years old objection
10 short distance in the country Good city refer
enco given. Address T. r. Herald coe for days
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-10

4 GARD TO TIE PUBLIC We, THE UNDEsSF6Nl.D,
"A having used Hunts hes'or-tve Cord,a for several
years deem due to the humanity to publicly
express cohhdcuce in thi, medicine an important
remedy for bowel mplaln's whca eai 10 cholera,
for which 1t ID generally urcd, AID has obtaiced high
reputation In part OF the ciy 10 addition 10 the
aaoye know it 10 be- gaoc relieving and enhee
ing cordial for partial nesr general debility, rs and
The reore confidently recommend II xs valuable family
medicine Mr.. Hunts depot is at t32 hudson street.
old. establishment SOLOMON KlPP,
ABHh BROWN
ThN old ErehnXic At
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-10

A PROTESTANT GIRL WISHES \ SITUATION Az
N nurse an seamstiess- Has good city reference
Please call at n West Twenty eighth street. arst Hoor
hack room, for two days
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-10

Col NeAullen, member Of Congress from Virginia,
rnAbsd Of 81 500 Monday evening" the Fr.dericks
burg train An individual implicated in the theft has
bssn arrested, and $40 Of the money recovered.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-10

4 HIGHLY RESPECTABLE ENGLISH LADY WISHES
N situation housekeeper to attend invalid;
~ould make herself generally useful NJ objection to
20 in the country the very Of references be
given Please inquire at 90 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
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NJANlID--A SITUATION BY YOUNG WOMAN,
w lately arrived from London, to do chamber sork
take OF CHILDREN to hell TO cook, wash &c Call
az s27 East Eighteenth street. between First econd
avenues one door from Fit avenue, second floor back
King the bell twice.
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WAITER WANIED-N SMALL PRIVATE
"A family, Protestant, and one who can produce
good reference. Apply at Is East twenty street.
letween and O'CLOCK.
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w AN iEp--BY RE-PECrABLE PROTESTANT
w Young woman, situstion-she IL good cook
and perfectly npders ands her business good city refe
gis required Pieate call o. spring stfeet
fiont tas. nent, Tor Two days or till suited.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-10

VNANTED "A RE- PECTABlE LADY WITH FRESH
w breast OF milk, wants a baoy at her own
kcuse Can be for three days at No 10 Wilist
street, between Broomc and Grand reefs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-10

1kT ANyED-BY A NOT RESPECTABLE YOUNG WO-
w mar situation; is n n st rate COOK most
excellent oil breau pastry 10 competent TO take
l charge oi kitchen. Please call At la King steeet,
between hudson and SreeL wich streets, till engaged.
Ibe pest of reference.
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w ANTED--A SITUATION, BY A RE5PEsIABI.E
w young woman, to do general honsewors in su,el
family has objection 70 go short distance in tbs
ccrntry; good washer and Please call sac
Hootcn sJcct, in tho store, between Brcldsy sua
Eowcry; can tie Tor two days.
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NT ANiEp-A SITUATION AZ COOK, OR TO DO
w washing and ironing, by respec able middle
as,d woman. Tho hest Of city reference can b. given
10 Re seen Tor Two days. at AZ Spring stet second ao
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-06

BROADWAY THRAIRE.-Mr and Mrs b, Williams appea ar
tonight in four peces-the comic drama of yankee
Modcsty," the farce Of The Irish Tutor" the
dictta Of "0ur Gal and the vaudeville entitled
The Irish Thrush Mr.. Williams will sing an Irish
song. The house is well filed every night.
BowKRY THEATRE.-The selections made for this even
ngs entertainment cannot fail to please the patrons Of
this old and favorite resort. .The Ocean Of Life will
next sing melodies and all will terminate with the
drama of Frederick the Great
BURROWS TmATKE.-The shakspearean comedy of 1.-The
Tempest, which has drawn such large audiences is
nounced for this evening. The cast of characters EN-
braces the OF all the talented company attached
to the theatre. The amusements will conclude with
away with Melancholy
al this establishment to.day-one in the afternoon at
O'Clock, and the ether in the evening The piece
ected for both entertainments is the celebrated drama
Of " Uncle Tens Cabin, with the same cast.
wAuAcS's TrEaTRE. - Tie comedy of Hearts at
Fault - will commence the entertainments - Messrs
characters. The comcdictta OF Pretty Piece of Bas
ness will follow and the farce Of q Love and Murder
concludes the amusemcnts.
NiBro's GARDEN. This establishment having been
altered and beautifully painted and decorated, will be
opened Monday evening next by the Rave company.
AyrRicAS MusHuN-1he selection for the afternoon
amusement Is Buvcr's play OF the Lady OF Lyons
Mr. c. W. Clarke Claude Menotte and Miss Mestayer
az Pauline The comedy OF "Paui Pry /" will be the
feature Of the evening, Mr.. Hadaway ~ Paul Pry
CHrrs1Y's MSsREts-As usual the programme for
this evening contains great variety Of vocal and ntru
mental pieces.
Woep's MINISTRIES announce the amusing burlctta Of
Uncle Toms Cabin FOR this evenings also several
instrumental sclos
BucxrKY's SKnxxADER's. - The burlesqae opera Of
Norma y and burlesque Jullien's orchestra are
among the attractions OF the evening
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Common Pleas-spcsial Term.

Eeiore hon Judge DAILY.
MAY 5.Ndthdaici II. Hosict rs The Commissioners of
Emigration being the return day for the njunc
tion in this Mr. Edmon Bankman and Fletcher Park
appeared on behalf of the plaintiffs and Mr. Devein for
the defendants 1t admitted by the counsel for the
defendants that the Commissioners of Emigration had
rented and intended to the premises No los Frank
lin street TO receive emgrans and that of them
arc affected by contagious and infectious diseases
Sr Park then proceeded to open the case the part
OF the plaintiffs, and commented with great severity
upon the inconaderate action OF the Commits sioners in
establishing receiving place Tor affected with
contagious diseases in the very heart of Of
respectable and densely populated streets He insisted
that they should have their Office for this purpose on or
near the dock where they landed and this would pre-
vent their wandering about crowded streets search
OF the Commissioners Office for their charity and that
the benevolence of our laws not only allowed them to
come here but even provided for their support
after they arrived. But 1t going step too Tar to
ask that we should expose the citizens this dens
populated city to the contagion emgrants bring with
them 10 shores.
Mr. Teyelin contended that, under the law the Com.
missioners had right TO establish their Office for emf
grants at any place and in any part Of the city they
chose. -
Mr.. Edmon Bankman concluded the argument on be-
bali OF the plaintiffs and contended in very forcible
manner, that although the legislature had passed spe-
cial act authorizing the Commissioners establish such
an ohice for emigants in the very location they had
selected the Court would have perfect right 10 inter
fere, by writ of injunction them from car
ryng on their operations to receive emgrans infected
with contagious diseases, in neighborhOod densey
populated the they had selected and cited many
authorities among which was the celebrated case of
Brewer the Mayor, &C. of New York; Barbour's s.
which only to prevent emgrants from landing 10 the
ward.
The entire day consumed in the argument of the
cause, and the decision of the Court was reserved