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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-20
IACOn NANOtNnILT.- -. YolTn.

JANO BOYS CLoTHlNG WAREHOUSE who."sa.~
ard faiei. 20 Ms.ter. ifrs 1oorI up s'a'rs sni
Fl.t,rst uorlhVes. conner OF Colo uop-s g. ar .a
vor-1 with your Aud Ysrcra 81. rstr .il5 -" ins
liberty 90 i.f.rn y,uiHl,l an prepared ' s1o" ga re
best socs ~ resdy made C.ot.ng ever ofrret 10 Ne"
YorA a. de- .owrs possible Grc-s A.. - ru-id 81
.1rtmsrt OF Cloths Csrsnrres a. h~sIngs S'ct sIA
- made 90 order 10 style hat cannot he rPsst~d TIE
Subscriber awarded tfQ.lrz Al NE a. Fsf i tT
American Iusatul- io - s4pcor s1le az c4uhs 800
wofkmAnship ~ .
Ov-rcoals of al c1.ors grades All sizes Gun 80 % y
A l.rye s..ortreut on Coak........... suOtl Ief
Dress ard Frocs C0sus. from french. h1F
nsh. BE Al ard AmsIican .n,hs.... ST." % 81 ''
Ofce md Business CoAts, from Cloh
Csssmere, Tweed. { sstfnerei 60. -" % ~'-
PANS. frou Broatcloth. sin snd fancy
Cashmere. Doesiir. sEtInef, &c..... ' 'to H
Ne,s rev sIyie plan alt fancy, % rils
ssru. Velvet Cashmere. Cas1meitt
Wooden Velvet, k-......,...........- 90 F' I'D TT
Boys Globes lu the lsiest sy.e equally .ow
gf.s o. N4st~, a-4 Trt--iag 9" a dafe' ,-.~as''
Dress CoAs from g. e. o. Psnts from......s 3 to =
Frocs. 1rn..... 10 d. Nrsls frcm...... = 20 s
Bows lscK-ts. Pants And vests frum - ID io y
The Cutting Of PGntsoons hitherto - rcut has n--n
reduced o certainly and wsrsuisd io % il every ~ r.
u fashion.
Thos@ purchasing Clothing. or favirg Goods made NJ
a. sell egAn would do wei 20 cs. before leaving -ir
ORDERS elsewhere FifstcIAst Cutters cOlstArLy EN-
poyed. yAoob NANDhhbtLl-
"a b = q
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$500 slA-sTEAh LlNE-The substantial ard
l-ganI steamship ISTHMUS haFtng been -
1ul-l lsaed Sia lew boi and greatly ensrged.
E!h he Alco4m o4sl0ns Tor psss-aSers Ia caJln ard
stc-fae viii De d-spacBed rom MS port Tor fran
-sco. stopping a. Rio. Valparaiso and Panama Mon.
DAY 80 LA day of November ~ oclO-I from pier
ou = ert-nsl ~ pAs.aze aeGeis ald all other tn
form Sion, apply Is L NEbsTER, ne NssLsl
=
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Total Amount Of Produce per HHdsen River
Boats.
Fiour gNslu bids Wheat. - SC bash, Corn, 90 to
Bsrey G SSs Dc Ashes us bh!s Whisfy. rs 90 Lars
So pigs Provisions -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-20

- FOR CALIFORNIA-DisPATC LINZ -
49, Snip HAAPDEN, 81 Pier 50 Softh River can LA.s
'lK acc ond cabin gasseng-rs lmme1iats sDpHes-
uoa 'nOg.a - maze. Passengers engaged viii ples4s
Ca a. ne oEes ard g-t Iheif leEss snppsn viii ,sL9
10 bis n .sciug
soip PALESTINE a. Pier " Nora River will have
Slf-E tspatca. Immediate Application should bs nac.
,9r ne balance Of fret at or p.sssgs
= q 81 TTON 4 Walls ~
Llf - JOHN OGDEN TIC Xa-sf
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NgICUIGAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD s. b.

vi sCRfPTlON -F1r TIE purpose ~ extending Ni,
Road FestWAr1y nom HIsdAe. ch - p-essn. .-r i-
al. % Chicago d. ne Board u Directors have opened
book. Tor $4,000 ln shares ~ 81" eAchi aiilrora
..ocs tbs vi - spilled o. ne construction ~ .r
dsi.i.l al h .da.e l1 Cl.fvs-rr - -i.esI sll O. 81
.-r.Ira frrm laposf- o. McLlsan cltg. 90. I'LL. esf
Fst. per o@1 per Slllm dividend ~il be ra.1 Jr -
STOCK semi Gy So .Le ciy oi Nevl0is ul ~ .-
current -ArnIrgs n ne Road ~ sch vldert 70 mac n
fr.t All preferred charge 90 me present siocs 10 N
-l receive such a1d.1rA. dividend ne earn uss ~
,r- -a.ff- Boar. WI warrant
Tel Rod b. low -.ed A1I 3D. ?. d operation rom
r edo ard Mlnroe. \. ne head o. Lake Ere 10 I'll .
psy socye dividend o. ne lev .tocE ''l-t 'or -
.-nson
me "a slop.ed ~ the Company 81 fllsh The K a.
con uls.y l divisions from present i-rnlruL Al
sns h- il.o IA. - fn.s-- a. .-s 40 o.
80 tls sess AID income
ThsRoaa connects ne head " LAKE Ere wt.l Cl.cago
Atlh- 1-sd ~ LsEe Michigan ~ direct ar1 continuous
Inc A. Toledo o. vll tle tre W Railroad from
Badaa aoug ne sol err shore 81 Lake IRE 30 To a.
ka way. running - Lake SHORE between Buffalo So
Toledo Al Chicago % w. cul-aoc. viii he mos Al
Hl-hlFsu Cana aid Win Ae CLicSgl And ga sca Raj
rosts sri wre1 flushed w constitute The main sd o.
r-ct ro.e e.Ss s "a 40 N1rtN -sl-ru states
49, tle A. aruc C ies md s-aboard.
.rfpliou bl0as i be found a. - C-tce u " S-
Low L.Nlrs a Co = Na.G where Dsru-. are invited
men, y me condition and proSpe-o = t1e Road y o.,
maps. 80
Tee Dollars 20 -ect share . required Re ps.s rs
NJ of .nscrhlg .ae remainder % be paid ir moderate
MA. 1rl.s - ne Sors progresses
GEORGE BLISS Pres.5.ui
CHAs BUTLER JOHN sTRYKEK
JOEL RAJ b5ONE. GEORGE Bliss,
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-RDOns WITH sTES ftP0W hh' -.
fET-Ia wisnsmsburgs, l. / "a ne ue~ 90
- Sgidins IN Firstsa eesreen W SS,s'.S NY
,oulh-rhird- Apply 90 ne premises " !" "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-20
MARINE JOURNAL
FORT or NEN-fOAk
Arrived.

Ass salcrali go nsnorl's, Nerf.ia - - 80
81. Nsthaa Ase. CrV~vi frcTissacv
scsr Sr,l- S--r.s. fsfa.r sss'Pcri
WIND .aarss ~. =. t---.sas- M. tis,
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EXCLUSIVE
4 AIDES CLoAks SACHS, MANTILLA and Nsegss
8. D. HAWKINS,

ST told No Ssl 0rsrdst Nsw.forh.
Ladies' vii do well 20 call ss above; We will sssags
them good. handsome sad cheap article nls e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-20
SPANISH AND FRENCH LANGUAGES
lIOUNT wA-HINGToN SCHOOL, .is :

Via cor y mscfcuss' The sooE-keepfng ssses oi
.h', ~si.tion will coumrr-- on Monday. November To
~le ara 80 admitted 90 lne.s asa Hho DO not pir'
.he % r0lrsa - study
TIE .ecord regular s-rc1. quarter commences 90 .r
80 nst q w.c time app cations flr erte1g me Ger
nsn and spanish classes Of ms Institution vii le closri
Tor The year GO. " CLARh +. p---i-,r.
~4rw JAMES FANNINF. Z ''-''f'''
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Ysry rr.peclfally. yolf l5edlcai servanI,

Hundreds ~ ceruncsiss similar TO he shove usy De-
se-u 81 b. BoV-ry. Mex i0rs where tao Eecgary 10
sot wholesale ard re,ai By he original and sos Pro-
prt@i.rA UPHAM N D Beware Df commercials ard
orr go imitau1Ls The genuine nas ny signature, in
My o1Fn hand Wrlug. ~ ite outside wrapper. Price
per box. % * boxes Tor > Tia medicine can be
ser. 20 sry para = DE Lllrd szes BY Express % Mall
To Pf0pr-tors ot 90 o 70 B0Wery rev doors above
Splrg-s here ne Do may be e1nslled, IN - alton
3D. sy disease from occcE 10 re morning ~ CLOCK
in itr evening
y B-r1s Flee uary can be- obtained " ) TolCEf.
ioc Nsssag-sL Nfo.essr All rea zli by DRUG is
lhr1u. bout th@ nlt-d STATES MI lmeodt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-20

i WATCHMAkERs EDWARD y JOHNSON. &
- Asa-7 Crescent Cisy Rlst Lundou, maulfscssrss,
ne most economical an coLtrnnet kalcAl prl1r
r-s pocket watches Of every tesrn quoc -il1-r
comp of ready f1r ssng n ne ssses ~ "
NO r-lir- g0od srIc.e a. Dc -ssi possible charge
Ia. td-g ~ corsa their lr-e-rs. ty sqpyrg 3D.
dir-ct TEE noel fssl. .. -r-ucc Oh t1e tls-r p
uoIs 1f voo-s deserved Tens rssh, Ui-- 4iFa.-t
- ssrtAs-s Boz Aui pors-s rnr c1rl,-rls
II COPY re Address ID. tlaol
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~, Is q tl,,.,e. 81 'rs-, ne srtt S-.'- De- 49,
Wa. Dt - lnlgs
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SECOND soAHp

The .bapp Ercn,ng Jourla! gives the annexed
statement Of the quantity Of Flour Wheat Corn and
Barley left Al tide wSter during the "a week IN Novem
Der IN the yeArs lsis and lsi9, as iolows
Forr Dbl. West be- Cor. &c Bsrsf, b.
l8as..........lsa.4s9 ls3ssG &Sss 1870
is4s...........I7O9'5 .lo,i2s sslS7 92.7N
Ine.......I0Ta S7lss 5o.Tss Dec asa
The aggregate quantity " the same articles len A. ade-
water from he commencement Of navigation TO TIE lNh
Of Move Der. inclusive. 10 a. follows
Four ISIS Wtsst b. Con-. ea Esrs,. tu
Is4s......... 2s76.Ssl 967SiSs s,7ot.sal l-9e.l54
lSss......... ..os-,SS ..&oho4 AslAv'' I,ls.t.N
Inc ......lOSsSi Dee .ssfQ7 Inc 22oSls1 Dec osS5s
BY reducing The Wheat 10 Flour. the quantity Of The al
l-n ade mis- year compared with the core
spondas period " lNsi year shows Increase Of S'
bbls 81 Fonr The following table shows Tho quantity Of
Of the principal arees q produce e Al de Hser
nom The commencement Of navigation 10 the l4h NoveU
ber Inclusive during The years ls1, IS and ~, the Ca
"a In those years having oIered he 10, day o.
NAV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-20
GEORGE BLISS Prs,I3eui
CHAS BUTLER. JOHN STRIKEk
JOEL RA1B8ONE, GEORGE Bliss,
EDWIN { LlTChFiELD. Comm .l-- u Dire 0ri
n. a. - IL I'm


L DANES - B0Wery kne los R4lon-sI rave rec-ive3
~ recent arrivals eadd Gssoflu-nt q curtain MAJ
% every description. So snd embroidered fn
curtains window cuTr.c-s nz-cs .imps. A. 90, w.
hz1sfUE Th- r.crlnefs nsgIr
--cesel tte sb0v- goods direct IRON le manu- sfers
a. curchAs-I i0T enabled - ofer them wno.
cent lo--r .lAn AZ llh-r ests1lst
men. city Aso manufacturers 1 pure hair AZ 0.1
ma.--ssa. f-a.a-r b~ts ~ih every sric- nc 1olo
lac i K uAFlks. -.... a-rfrfa.
- fm-ods - S1E-ry 80 h5 s1It1rs
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a cERTA1N CURE FoR NE PILES.

nK CPHAMs VEGETABLE ELECTUARY DSn To-
Dtefrsl remedy Is certain ure for IA Pies Inef To-
.ernal or eterns beeItng blind it ID sso superior
Co nh c,Eer Tor The permsnenl cure % hose Snec
uors 6rh amosg Invariably accompany he fnHs, such
as a-,or arc congestion ~ n- liver. o. izmson and sore
nass az ne stomach and bowels anf kitrfys AAonA cos
useu-ss 10 has aisO proved A. irfalDe RENE " for
Chronic bysentery, attended with bloody mucous az
rhargss sd only certain cure flr liberation ~ 10
r@rfum I'D ha disease commonly called Consumption of
tt- TIE proprietor of his medic me- has IL -ltrd
mary Fasrf - resi n~lt r Piles -nss pirscrl~d De
Esrtsry % han lousard p~is1ns ald in most
Instances with entire sgreess il a. Gases where 90
practicable Tue patient should -rs0na consult hs proc
prr.o- = regular phyfcisrI ~ no cr--, l+ Bower
Tae following cerufca.s we voluntary contribution u
Col % rnH = Distinguished member ~ he SeW-Dr-
eAns Bs PuLApEtrHf, Ori Jan lat4
DR. tPhAA
Dear ST. Permit me- 10 All he many thou
testimonial. n favor = your Invaluable Pie Flee
lsry ITO 10 behalf ~ my wife. wloss grauuf- CD
y1g or hkyus cured her Of nlsg eNcfucisng ascE Of
Pics . uuboundef Her recent Illness ~ seven weeks
IN York. Arising from thalmaAdy, 81 ch 90 de-
y 81 other rene ties. maj u your EeciLsry ard
gratefully 0l nay testimony % hers 10 saying that II 10
u1ep II medicine uot ony Tor ne dsorter named
lIt .r all tisrs.rs esllng rom Impurities ~ 1- blood
have rf-n bad occasion io See tis he Good sima
f.a1 % the Z. c.-d.
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BLAkEs
PATEaI EIRE~PROoF PAINT

hJA OHIO. ~rlch 10 . - Eo-lts urrs ~ sia.1 -
s.9l- yr0l=cLg ~1AleE-r covered ron MOE =
80 Eea.1-T an1 frgn ire P-rchas-rs should - rart-
CO a. AID 80 "a every BARR marked ssaes Hsseri
fir--rr1of PANT tnsre 6ny amount u worthless
cozrs1rfeis s-11 10 - a. d hr--proof ps1t
TIE Ter 1ins s-ce Tor by 10 ps-hs-e a. Broad
N-- ora "a .nso1kEN' Wh BLAKE
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uANTfoKp LIfKe All, nhAttTn LNslR.

IIANCE COMPANN-CsrtAl .NHt- Agency 1'
Wslst fr JAaecey-courl ibis Com Vsny. roW tur ,
e,iabished with a. uumpafe1 csgia. OFFER take l-
rsucrs upon Lives and by ne favorable provisions 90
hen chGTor enabled 90 meet DE wA1is V1d erc1t
.Ancc, Of he public is believed. tl.y .lsu purely
M ua cUmpzl.rs
on the Joint Siocf principle hey vii sn. Insurance
a. per ess 81 the lsua rates " mlus. COM
pGni-.-ec1vslert 90 dlv1eu3 ir advance OF t1sl SUI
o. ne MuluA puuclple hey WI grant Insurance q. -
ususl rsl-t of muua companies charging unsl com.
m ,.or for lrsussc1g hat q The tusuess nsrs Of
he ISIS heavy expenses giving yearly scrip bearing
terrs, Tor ne rrotls ~ esch yea
Muuk insurers have, l ADDITION % ne reserve 1u' =
Asu uPou ne capita. stock = 100000 aud are .h-s
beyond the coltns ency of sweeping io.ses
Policies 90 the lives u persons gJ.nF % California h
perail. of residence grained ~ ne OH. STOCK depart
meat ~ reasonable sdvAnce-
ufEE1r.Fs
James DiNor William Hooker william faion.
A X Plmroy Chester Adams H-cry k-cey
Geo JsWeu. NJ A Tuu-. Charles BosSe
EnshA Colt Hrrry Perkils. " Butler.
William Maize. 4 + Barr. George ust-d
Nev~on Case William \ MAitor
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california ys.s.l. spoken Ae.


Ns,.st8l.> oa s.w, Y..s.s 'AE pa.-l.A 'r,- No..s'
-
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California Emigrants.

Ia ship Eaphrss. from Boston Nov. Q for ssr Fran
r
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~ NOTICE -rhs tins or op-nug ths bi, srsstst -
lot Gay Of D.csmb~r Dosars n ald 10 ON. II IT,
s sess bs 1t OF Juls ESQ fts otsias
srTs, D. - hs 90 iornsf isss
81
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NOTICE TO DEAF PERSONS. rhePo~s- D.
Nn-aruF restored al --e vA~ 1s.-rsE -l.f~s
~ bead removed RI fes 4ays ~ "a rtE .
Or It TtNER 81 kssl 5roktwAy. y F1l era ~. =
"a. r-1y Cox i-aress-fte sk= r-s-neul tsvirs bel
slcccfsfly ,rsrl.et hy he ~ - AID Dr. ere
don k-E AZ for Yeas A. D. T. Tearb s--s-s q
he Eye tres.-t sri-n11r Pri1ePrs -aiy. for -
TO PAPER-nAhER- al N.rs-e0lh D-al-rs
Il a. a. u c. 2. a. - rca fJsrtrnl-r Nir-.,
srass AID Coz pr Clo.hs r1I -ers 81 r.
~ ne 9~-s. lerns. AZ g-Afs1--ed -sasy GOD "a
Johl-sl q D. WITT, AgecI
for " s.eg h=rs So
r. .e.i sasiy q srA.s Copper ~ lroa VIE o n
NI--YaRE. nov q $50
lHz STOCKHOLDERS - ThE MECHANICS
MINING CO ir - Cigy Of h-S "a Es - -
g ~ $ per shsrr l,- resPecve s1ue. 9c - ia
ssy - NoF pSySbi- = 80 ecc- q WI NENN Ill. il.
Sfoe1~ay By 3fs-r y - Tr.s.ee.
NfE.T5sA. N57 Is. 81
NOTICE q t-resy .av-n ma ar Elecaoa for ~
NDlr-c.srs &c - so~ery 5s1k NJ - he'd q :
Sansing h0gse o. Tues1Ay De- IL poll -
q Dreelos ar tD-c5l y. . skADFOAD. CAsaief.
III un0 WINDOW SHADES q every .-.r-r7-
DV'UVV u1r, wao. -ss- AZ r-.kt, - ne Nt1cg~
s1a1e Er7ror1--n. - Pearsl doors run CaL-asEs
a fre1ly retgcet proes Aso, ~ ecruiees. orNs.-s
e'-e'' A.'es asn-s loops. eAneries l. i5I ~ Z.ee
els In. " inks
~ DIX. kELLINGERs- tSFALLlELE LIN
A0S tAkNI 81 lea kny sore o. or-ise lpoa the
,ors-, Aot vol lhe aliriAl eFery 4ky. Il q lr-
Dosi sP-@cy snt csrAn care fog H.AV-s kne Cole Ia.
IA 80 o1Sr-t ;or sale II shy ysArt- aso cures ose
sSeings 40 ssns o. every sss ehArArler sod Il
axe oot-es A. on,y = a soSte a. - PsEsL kr1
A. . SAG o-A AZ y IAs 5esl horsesNicsrs AZ tsA
srf u t,e I'D ,1sses ka1 re CAes1ss n B-Aksca
"nsc roo Fave ruglss -sAbGsb-a- II ksy VII ,os
az car pre- 1asy sal Fave - ss-iS S.E - n
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NAsT shkAa. GERMAN AND BLlsTEE nsa. b.
~ BILLY CAkk- each bO named win hl. -orp.5
fAs nark snt ne u0rt stAach," act ~Arysred .ood
The aitsc1O1 ~ -rc sA1ts sl nar1fac.gre. r~,nst
tly % cited 10 .av1r = Cars sge-l
r sTENTON Hardware Comnis,.ou Ax.,t
IN 4 NJ olAf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-20

JAMES DIXON President
NliLf,N HolNEE. Vice Prr.L
htNkf l.. NINA. Secretary.
Psu-pheI. aiming th- principle 90 Lie lnsufsnce
ana be Advantages orured by ms On pEuy, may
taine1 ite Agvpcy ~h-r-. asa sFpcsts f1f
anee NAV - made FDMARD HOOhER. AFerf
D : Oadgr NJ d M-cl-s4 Examiner. ia a..-odsrce
daily ~ lts c1,-- frofa i. o. oclacs or" iu-A1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-20

3. IRElSCHEa
TikE 5RlCK AASJFACTURfk
nas q, q b AZ = Go-rcs-st r-AT De- aaer
- sricIs 0f 81 slsges ar Craze q Tar-.
szes Flr- C-u-lL
strk-rs A. 9r-s1fs-ss gire No-tAr
ties F,r- A. u s-p., ~ .-slgy
500 49, sAs - 49, ,isss IRE sAod ofs psror 49,
Arcl-s ofeT-ry --scrp-11 Ga1e % order A. nCtsrzl
1rcrs url-fs -H-cl - a. stort r11 - as IN"
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1849-07-06
MEXICAN CLAIMS.

Notice 10 holders of claims against Merico, propided
for by the fh article Of the uratifed convention Of
Nopenber 90 lS43.
TINE Board of Commissioners to adjust claims
Il against Mexico, appointed under act of Con-
gress Of Sd March, ls49, have adopted the follow
ing order, TO wit:
II appearing to the Board that memorial in
several of the provided for in the fifth article
Of the unratifcd convention of November 30, ls43,
between the government of the United States and Of
Mexico, TO wit, claims which were considered by
the commissioners under the treaty Of 18th April,
1899, and referred to the umpire, and which were
not decided by him, have not been filed agreeably
20 the orders heretofore established, and il being
represented that further time is necessary, therefore
il is
Ordered, That the time for fling such memorials
be extended to the first Monday of Nopenber merit;
and all memorials and arguments relating to said
claims are required to be filed on or before said
day"
OFFICE OF SAID COMMISSION,
Washington, June 7, 1919.
VIM. CAREY JONES, Secretary.
June l4-d10t
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1849-07-06
Foreign Dramatic and Musical.

The Theatre Royal, Liverpool, which has been
much beautifed by the new lessee, Mr.. Copeland,
is TO be opened on the I'd July. Mr.. Macready
makes his first appearance IN that theatre since his
return from America.
Mr. J. Walack, Kelley, Blackstone, Webster,
and Mrs. Glover, are acting in comedy at the Hay
Market.
French plays are still in vogue at the ST. James
Theatre.
Mr.. Davenport and Miss Fanny Vining are stil
engaged at the Maryebone, where they are also
playing version of a. Dombey and Son.
Grsi, Persani, Signor Maria, Tamburini, Man
nj, and other yocasts, giving Italian operas at
Covent Garden.
Mr.. w. Farren and Leigh Murray are at the
New Strand.
The everlasting LADY of Lyons" and Esme-
ralda" which had several theatres in this city
last winter, the bills of the Surrey Theatre
Madame Macarte is equestranizing at Astley's
Taglion is dancing at her Maesty's Theatre
between the acts of opera, in which Alboni and
Lablache appear
The Royal Chinese Junk with Mandarin Key
ing and Artist lansing in full Dress is lying at the
East India Docks for exhibition.
The 7th annual concert of the London Philhar-
monlc Society-Mr. Costa, conductor-was attend
eddy an overlooking audience
The bills of the Adelphi Theatre contained the
mysterious announcement that n most unwarrant
able intrusion would be committed by MIR. Wright
to the annoyance of Mr.. Paul Bedford" This
statement was, in fact, the title of farce, in which
Mr. Bedford acts portly old gentleman, determined
to have day of quiet and enjoyment TO himself
and MIR. Wright appears an intruder, who inter-
rupts his breakfast arrangements, tells quantity
OF stuff he does not want to hear, and by seeming
accident breaks divers articles of furniture.
DRuRy LANE TBEATRE.--At the dinner of the
Drury Lane theatrical Fund, given on the Ilth at
the Freemason's Tavern, London, the Duke of
Beaufort, who presided, gave " The Drury Lane
! theatre and the legitimate drama, and success to
Mr. Anderson, the new lessee !" TO which Mr.. An
ierson responded MIR. Summers has since writ
ten TO the papers, denying that Mr.. Anderson is
he man, but that he Mr.. Stammers) has taken the
theatre, and will open it for operas next Christ
mas Under these circumstances we are inclined
o sing with Wilhelmna, (Which, which is the
nani'
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Failure Of Sir John Richardson's Expedition in
search Of Sir John Frunki,n.--Leters were received
yesterday from the Hudson's Bay Territory by
way of the SAUL st. Marie, bringing intelligence
from Port Simpson of date the 4th of October last
The writer of letter from that post says, "egh-
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from Fort Confidence, sent to be kept during win
ter. They went round from the mouth Of the
Mckenzie to the Copper NINE but no vestigc or
word of Sir John franklin or any one else except
Esquimaux, whom they saw in large numbers. A
very large party of those daring rascas met the ex-
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former occasion, wanted to make prize of the
boats and all that was in them. But nothing serious
happened Sir John Richardson is to proceed to
Canada as soon as the Mckenzie breaks no next
spring Rae is going with one boat again to the
coast.-.Monfreai Gazette Of Thursday
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