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- In the library, where all people could It. that
before the OF the country they revive the
patriotic fsrvor which should dwell In the breasts Of
everybody.
MI CHANpLHa would regard the agitation OF this
question whatever be the fate Of the resolution
~ productive of great good to us all For himself be
Desired with the gentleman from Georgia to zee the
manuscript spread out before us; aud when the turbu
lent spirt Of party and sectional difficulty
ray 10 Is the Moses Of this flock that lead
the nplstion Of the truth that brethren
lie did net believe with the gentleman from Ala
Rama, that the spirit has departed; IL so, he be-
hsved IL can be called back Ii Is not dead. but
slespeth He was ignorant Of the fact that the admin
tIators had nted themselves here As the SELL
ers Of the address, being Americans they desire their
own government to have the manuscript.
Mr.. JOHNSON meved to lay the resolution the
table.
This was disagreed to
The resolution was then passed-l03 to As.
COLLECTION or REvENuE
The House then went into Committee of the Whole
on the State Of the Union and the resolution In rsla
ton to means for collecting the the present
year, was announced as the business in order.
MEMBERS DEFENCE.
Mr. NoRroN defended himself from q newspaper
attack of the Republic and maintained that he had
always been wing He gave his reasons for not sup
porisg Mr. winthrop for speaker because the caucus
slavery question His belief that the Union will be
perpetuatd when the sections Of the country
dertand each other but let the OF aggression
be contaminated against the South, and he believed
that the affection and strength Of the Union gone
He accused the North OF having violated the clause OF
the constitution In relation to fugitive slaves with
out the Incorporation Of which in that Instrument
the constitution would not have been adopted
SLAVERY.
After general remarks against the abolition Of
slavery in the District Of Colu0bs, and the injustice
OF the Wilmot proviso, the hour TO which he limit
ed expired.
MT vrsros submitted en- amendment to the resolu-
ton; ard
The House adjourned
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After many tedious experiments and ysar OF labor
pi,hed this dssderatum lsng wished f0r
Lvsy have the Of his frend on can
and eoored 70 e In size required.
Of life take such life kesesses either from
m cory them from Dagusrrsotypes. which will be the
valuable method Of prucuriEx kenesses OF deceased
friends In her natural sire We also tai porrss0 ivory
10 be Soerea BY the baud Of artist hoe@s 1 Broad
W. ". LANGkNHEln.
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ERrNcH LAMP ofi.-vIcruR oIRoUD, FRENCH

LhENtH LAMP UIfs-NICFVK UTHUI d, WINCH
lamp tieck MAKER ~ Broadway bees leave O.
fin be oustouers and tie public that having sde
mnts Ter coustan supply Of the shove excellent ell he
a. ~ ntites be required
kssnF uno ~ eyrsrienee that tie pureuers makes 10 the
stehle OF r ferch srd other Iamrs bsng ent-r,
free au shich ther3 n Getting out o. order
ahd afhouh ~ ehes than wl burn qats
lors s>rs the 81 cold sbd without
suohe srssii 80 ofepsvein other Oils he particularly
- al vho hurn sne Of larss Sole
vkoleses arcss SUARLks ILLUS 10 Beaver s,rsst
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compared with the hneknrs in the IS Suit Store by IN
crowds that throng that poIuar place Only thinha Cot
Coat Cashmere Psu,s and Fancy Vest only So overooa
and Closhs, 81 TO ti2--lSo NAstau street
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Shipping Intelligence

Bosror, Feh6
Arrived-shp Diana, NOrears. lsth ult and Portland
CleAIed-Brlgs srbipger. Gibraltar Port Prince;
rcbrs Rchard Gopaves Ellen Robinson, NYork sloop Hy
Seely. Virginia; pilot boat Favor, NYork
Bark Lowell. Natan brirs Demarara Cardenas;
Gamma, Trinidad; Chas Heath, Havana
PRovIDrNcE. Feb g.
ArrivedBrs Veto Cardsnas 18th ult. Sid in company
with brig Queen Etther. for Boston
Brig Name Csrdenas. rs n ul schrs Lombard, Noysu:
Der. and Stanley, Norfolk; Hamlet. Philadelphia;
Gibton, kyorh sloots Rhode Island, Hawkins Roger
William, and Moses Edty. Nfork.
WARRKv, Febo
ssied-Brig Frances, Natanzas.
Beltw-A brie, supposed the Henry. from MaanIas.
BRIsroI, Febt
Arrived-slcop Gaielle. NYork.
saied-Brg jerome, Havana; 5th, sohr Frances HAet,
Porto Rico.
FALL RIVER, Feb5
Arrived loop Ann Holmes NYork.
HOLMES HoLE, reb4.
Arrvsdsohrs Appleton. NYork for Bostoni william.
do for Por,land Jsw Eewbuyport for PhisaeRha 9Th,
bsrk Solomon Piper York for searsport furk, Pkade
Phi. for B..ton b Emma ChieOges and Erie do for DO;
Georsana savannah for BAH schrs Sordea New York for
Boston, Ocean Waye Tanger Tor do Kate Baltimore for do;
Ada Rociport for NYct lawrence Boston for ao Oscar
Yorktown for DsnAriscotta
In port o'clock MARKS Turk and Solomon Piper;
hrss Emma E,e Chcopee Andove oneeo George sehrs
Appleton, Wiams, Cordelia Ocean Wave, Ada, Kate,
Bay State. Mary Patterson, Charlie willie.
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Guide to California via the Isthus Of Panama; price
Lax ee 10 copies for ST. Sent BY mail 70 any part q
United eate by Addressing the subscribers (pre pad
For tale by NAYS CORNISH. Puelshers
sb7 Pearl street, New York.
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NJ color the hair vhishers the ~ 10
sprled without injury 70 the bs saln be wasaed
without disturbing the solor and hss bed
esor 7. 10 srpliea. sold At PaALOSH iW Broadway
and W Q. L. Faveett lf2 Cbetnut street. Philadsphia
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psid, they will not be taken frem the Post Office
THE LATE CATASTROPHE.
NNNNN
NOrlCE-CITY HALL, NEW YORK, FEB. g. 1850
Getting Of the special committee appointed by the
Common Council Of this in ren ton to the late melan-
sho atastrerhe Hague street. held at the City Hall this
day, IL wa. on motion,
Ordered, That Alderman Jacob f. Oakley be appointed
treasurer f this committee for the purpose Of receiving the
Contributions Of the citizens of New the relief
Of the families Of the deceased the sufferers BY the said
calamity.
1t Was ase ordered that Aldermen Oakley Morgans and
Survan be appointed comm ttee for the distribution Of
the funds that be received by the said treasurer
By order, EDMUND GRIFFIN, Chairman.
treasurer Of The special committee of the
Common Council has the pleasure acknowledge the receipt
OF donation Of fifty dollars from "a Friend"
N b. Contributions be left with the No
City Hall. JACOB +. OAKLEY, Treasurer.
In IMPROVEMENT OF THE RECENT CATASTROPHE
in Hague street. Mr.. Little will deliver sermon this
evening at half past o'clock in his church, Waverly
Place, near Sixth avenue. A collection will be made
for the wife aud family Of Adam Nelly, who killed
by the explosion Monday The deceased, by perss-
yering industry. had accumulated 500. which he had
in his pocket book and in his pocket at the time Of
the accident but which, when his body discovered.
found be burnt. He left behind him wife and
five children, entirely destitute.
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Sailing OF the Niagara.

BosroS, Feb. 9, 1885,
The steamship Niagara sailed for Liverpool, TO- day.
with sixty passengers she also carried six for Hall
FAX, but specie The mails from your city arrived
n season. and were duly forwarded. Annexed will be
found the names of the
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Brady's National Collection or Dsguerre0-
types ~ Broadway Of Fulton street. sran-
gers ana orens are respectfully call and
rhe speciSnenf.
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Law Magazine for February 1850 containing notices of
the principal changes proposed by the Reports Of the Civil
aud Criminal Code and fifty late aud i'm p0rtsnt de-
csens For sale by JohN 5. VOORHEES, Law Bookseller
Nassau
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MISCELLANEOUS.

JANIS CONNER SON. Type FOUNDERS. CORNER
. sss article Necessary Tor ''@'''' Printing h-'l'A-
CIRE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. INSURANCE cox-
parry. Offices Nc. Merchants, tsehsnr. wall street
hed COMPANY c.n,iauts 20 ate ri.k. ~ limited sm"unt on
dwellings, stoe furniture, mershanas, &C. ~ the s~tst
rates Of premium,
u DEyiIs sSsrd % Jonn street. corner o. Nassau, have
no" 'n' s' sfR aIs s iei" srss2R ctoruso
ssdy t n'pseton and you'd 'ts The attention OF soun-
g. j. B. can fsi,hsiy assure purchaser, Of ei,,hny
turehsss were made chiefly t,ofs lac ssr,sss in goods
ss s l' rss, + s $ ssS
y Hsys s.as .s me and
nal. o. every rsrnsrt Of thsir imr.n,s ,,oeh. ~.
Insies ..d sogih Amer %.
DBIL.DELrnIA cARPIr HALL PRESENTS TO TEE
tIsee ,hs sg,ins nssui.etsr.s shryslsd Tor ss,sai
lem .'.r, "a x ,ss s1S ss s., ?, vii. 80; o
efsf, S,ss.. sSSss rhs sspsrnss q aesy 1sf
h,ury ior go. ola es,.si't ample sompe1
as ~ sorth second street. b'iO. chIis. Hns,ch phsss-
RoAsDlNo.,A Parry OF REsrEcr.ets Young
Rooms down Location They will have their own
sr ss .s. ass ne dsr ,' S & &
dress e b. s,siins terms a, the oiee Of this paper
M ILIrAsY AND EIsExEN.s CAP AND EquIrxsyr
with despatch the foIievps aad all other articles ~ TITS
Ca, 81 4: 49, sD .ss :. .S %
bsi.. r's5.sls non Lsa,i,I s.lc ss.ss,sa. AZ r.s
rss patterns il ne moe, srpro,.s s,ys, Nh BE
furnishes ssout forming and 70 shess vhoeen-
H. r GR%Tacxr. pa RrO.dw.y New Yorh.
A sEIoSErrs BsANsy LAsDIsc.-Zo HALF.
:9 ing E 90 .:s s' Sa :aA
WHAT DOES IT NEASi-oSLy TBrs'-TaAT THE
v'hns icy m frss |sy ss g, hs"Srs 10 90 hIsr
s,ruecs how pris,sd .ua " sealed envelope
f.. .:s 3, . .s ;.l i s s is ss sss
.,: -: s:. i :, 10y sssi e
90 ss ~ X s. 81 r.
W. n. DsBEow's RIDING school. NO 20 roURrn
avenue, orsn day ard evening Tor Ladies and Gentle.
s.rn.d sas ..ni.risl: s' moot issl.%s,, ..s,ssr.
l.s: tsT L.. L.. reg gs Az " for 0''''m'''
DkAkDy, LssDIse.-z5 Casks VERY HIeH FLA
yo,d Rs.sss ,l'' sc. a ssss,',s srssS{ r.
nr,ssy, Sn'ss.s ~ iss a. Is ssd e. new isnsiss ron
'i bn,f D. 3 n ..s s Be- .is
NV JERsry ExrLosise AND nlSrNo co--No-
sesss,.. os,h. s,- ?.r.y s.s,ss sss sisss csm
r.,y each share vii ,seen. dos the ss dsy q
eirr. ~ r,s,.,S ors, ~ - ts.s.as. s.s. |:
Ns-Yoit on ~ hois that sste Nevsfh Jan. -. 100
Is T,iss, ,s s.ss *. .r.s., sss sss, T.. o. sos.s
imrerss eeh..,ips q nysenshs Gro
L 60 crseu. IS Pysshp.. rhsy viii be .oid in lots y
'ui' sursh'' " the siriss 81 sfsUcs
s-yiers Bay Ninety sish sr.e', Bioerinsdaie Road
IIAv1SA stoARs-sovsLss q LUNAR, conuIs-
-, p-tie 70 have ed .,or, =. Is Nsssu
W q s,sr. ,@oss sm the s.i.srs.s Srsss
tr,,s .u.'. an. ., s,y sss.,. . 90 vel 70 ana
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Auc,lou sale or Rio Coffee.

BALTIMORE, February 6-12 NJ.
At the auction eale Of coffee to day, the irst 200
bags the catalogue sold ct Ia 10 cents The
residue Of the cargo withdrawn, consisting Of 1000
bags An offer afterwards made Of 15H cents, and
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r. y BoTcHkIss san rsAscfsco, cALIToRNIA,
~. having located IN csrsecus vsreheuse and wharf
9th sucsnt ~aer Cor rhtsr prepared 20 receive
rsnnsnts 81 dire AID refsrs W kessrs Jsmes
Cannon. kp1., usv Haven.
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CALIFoRNfA REvOLUTIOs. 1HE GOLD MINERS
ss ador'ng the Of quicksilver opersfins machines
fev o.n act Psssenssrs them
~ y. Cscfni, outf, DEPOT No Psrk Ro- Ns- ferh
fer &Is Quicksvsr Pans 81 Goldeatchins Crsvced ks
vines 81 % Geld porers, s. ARNOLD Buffuh
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CALIFORNIA.

CALiroHNIA ExPREss OFFICES or GREoORrs
~ Tsrress -Nsu Yo4k ~ Pearl street, San francsco
But,en Timusrmsns aIs y ID: kohler. Mint ssers-
ueuts Cy O. Ieonsrd Co.'S store Normen isiset
CorneecSt sinibs spd Tra5i1s Company stores Cvo-
usr or suffers MIL Nessrs litte % Cd Ly DN-
gjngs Goodax Co.'S Nuta River Rose Reynoldt store
The uudsrsred srrivea from California In the ss, TIP o.
"a, Fmtre City sd has couplses TOT mes
sesr ~ leave and san Francisco, ~ steamers
cent ror,hy. sud 40 direct hr.uah, ~ith msssges and
BY re rhnadsrhsand .tend promptly 70 delivering ans
colectna thit Esrrsss bic srriysl asiotnis
JOsFfn ". GREGORY. 0s Pesrl street
BAH payments 20 this Esyress can be maze IN c~r
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NEW BOOKS, sc.

I lTTILLs LIVING AGE, NO 800. Is1 CENTS CON-
- Tents. Life and VIKINGS Of DR.. thalmers-Specta
Ny Journsi The Events OF l55 Louis Philippe. 3.
Court Ceremonies Examiner. 4. Tue Nie boat-spee-
tAior g. Issngs In the Lie Of Nrs Margaret Maitland
Examiner British r. pudis,on National Dsbt-speeta,or
Lawyao Clients Nitr eses. kc. third artele-Scotsman
and Scottish Press s. The Nsedlcwomen: Great Woman
ksrket- Spectator Kings Cope-Bri'a ANNA TO- French
Opinions Of American Literature and Auihors-Lterary
World. H. Excursions IN south Africa-Athenaum. T.
Voices from the borders Of tie Better LandNew York Oh
IS Story Of Family. chapter The Cloud Gath
.rs- Author Of Maiden Aunt H. Maiden and Married Life
Of Mary Powell, coneluded Shares Magazine Published
weekly At 50 year BY n. lit Co, Boston. and
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VNnE THISTLE BALL--PLEASE TAKE NOTICE THAT
TITS dsrhuul and popular Ball vii take place on
Thursday eseniI the 1th infsnt AZ Nbos Szracn me
nshts q re lest kind both az % te ball an
supper AID all the other ct cesras o. sueh svs 90
The enrs proceeds IN a. usual he devoted 70 OBJ
OF charity without rFsd - The creed country OF ths
recipient Al WE'LL sishers u the Thistle Benevolent $3.50
ciaties, viii q he there. Tickets s. which wl al
NIT Gentleman aud two Ladies See Bills.
CoCIAL MASONIC BALL oTISDRPENDENT ROYAL
- Arch Lodge No g. az 'he Chinese Assembly keana "
Broadway, this (rhursdayl evening fetruay T. $50
Tickets dciars 20 admit gentleman ard ladies, % b
he'd the Music Stores and the soor tae evening OF
the hell.
HtATuER rALfa-TbE FRIENDS OF TaUE BsNE-
violence will have frand rna night for the hn:hi o.
CrTtsu Asyiuus New lefk. ~ take place ~ rem
many Hail. tht evening" tetrusryT lsyy Dnfes cele-
hratsd tand engaged NJ J. Parker the celebrated pro-
fessor kro voiun bis service as hoor
n anger for the oocssisn Mr. Stuart. the selebraed
Bshand Pitsr has andy vounteeri ms s.ryce and du
rir uvenipg rror eBaie the room In Highland cos
tune rsy s,ionkl air. Tickets semtng orr gen
u.msn and tso laaies. JOHN hhssihON1. sec y.
1'BE FOUkTH ANNUAL MASONIC BALL. FOR THs
Widc~s snd Orrhsns Asylum Fund o. TIE fraternity
e The ststs q Nev York VII be iv.n A. The Apollo sa9oa
urfd.y svshg the tfh iat few smah packsses of
tioi nav sii be ebsined By tbs otheers and
msmteu Of Lodges 80 No ~ brpsdNsy ~ ..-.
JAMS HBAsi>o. Grsnd Secretary.
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VAMIs CONNER SON. TYPE FOUNDERS. CORNER
ID Of and Nassau stree's New York have hand
every article for Complets Printing Establish
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orNT. -YcAIIVopNfA ExPRsss-PAcKAots

IL and freisA, steamer, Mes Orleans and Enpire Cy,
f,,fusty fh vii Ne received o. cur once until the tsy o.
sailing san Francisco ehsrre sp~eiAl
uease,aer Once - proadwsv corner Wall street
ALBEaf WELLS Acting Manager.
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NRANp FEsTIYAL-A GKANp MUSICAL FIsTIYAL.

GRAND FEoTlVAL.-A GN AED MUSICAL FESTIVAL,
~ such las been rarely eqused, aud never exceed In
this city, will he given the Tabernacle, Thursday the
18th inst which viii embrace the wing popular talent
attached to tie Italian Opera OF THE Iru
Btrucea Pefr Putt Signora RcssC ors Signors Forti
Benevont Gudi sanquroo. Nove Ross-C Also,
full Orohstrs Chorus under the direction Of Max Ma
rsb Erq Of tine Italian Opera together with other talent,
which with full as viii he published hereafter being for
the joint benefit OF the Hebrew and Hebrew benevs
lent Societies of this city. Tickets One Dollar to be had At
all the music stoves ard at the door, the evening the
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LNIRE INsURANCE-BsOoKLYN INSURANCE con-
il parry. Offices No Merchants kschsnr~. Wall street.
New <S Fulton ret, Brcokhn. This o. d esan
lhed COMPANY continues ahe risks ~ limited
DWELLINGS stures furniture merehana &C. At the lsvtst
RAJ of ureu nm.
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ADVRRTlSEmENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
THE LATE CATASTROPHE.

ydnspeTs 10 Advertisements By Mail must Be pos
pSid, they will not be taken frem the Post Office
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ERANEIIN TuFhTkE. ,7o C.aruAs SQUARE

~ UTI 2 IL HF HUN't july W.T. UEES btINt
IN anxious become useful ci'zens Of their ADOPTED
country and 20 hmseyss Tor 'h- em.n the
lands which the American people through
the Of them sresay rmnea
lesrn various trades. one WISHES T. heone has-r
other osrpepter thrc a cabinet makr- and foarth
vho knows ssddlery, wishes 20 had employment Thnss
American citizens SAID trades who iricndy the
ngsrans herewith respectfully requested receive
thoe four into sna 70 Civ esy rs,iee
to that effect, TO LApl-LAts lIusLI.
81 New York.
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RARNuM,s AMERIcAN MOsrH-P. b, sAaNux


ID day pbd evening.-tresh Novelties -hah"gany Tray,
which Ger Wahingon toos s meals during the Bat
tie Meaican Trophies oriental Costumes.
Wax Statuary Mermaid hunmiss sea ii"p ammoth Gro
codile Scotch GoaLs, TIE Eiett Oss the rid; Ade.
spiritucIle the modem Syhi and TuNeu curiostss
Dssol,ng Views sAd the Chrpmarop. The and
preps making Tor JINOESFLLs not yet
completed. TIE akD stil demanded, aud viii be
reformed for the 18th. tgth Ctn tin Dramas Me-
iar ees 1riologuos Comedies Buristas, Bssd Dances
sopss, comicaites 20 accommodate the in
neatly hion.d seats have been
placed the upper loVr Of the lecture Aomtanoe
% cents Children under ~ lZts cents.
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M H. DIsBEow's RIDING SCHOOL NO. 20 rounrH
w crsn day ard svenins for Ladies and Gentle
The and dressing rooms snt school veil
warmed and comfortable ~ the mot inclemert weather
nours fer Ladies from : III. v. - for oestismss.
e~s~ y 90 sswd y.
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MRS. EMMA GILLINGHAM B0STWICK RESPECT
WI fully her de and the citizens Brook
Ign generally that her concert will take place Non
day evening" February Itb 1850 at the Female Academy
yeolomon street, which occasion she Will be assisted by
Mr.. O. Tmm, Mr. j. A. Kyle, and Mr.. Allen Dodworth.
Tickets For particulars future advertisements
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WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN
tuaton 10 Cook, Wash and Iron in rent.ei pri
family; has objection TO do Chamberwork Us she UNDER
ssrds both branches Perfectly h"spec.abe city r-renee
fro her las pace Please apply 81 No. IL Eleventh street
East Can be seen until engaged.
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OITCHELLs OLYMPIC TuEArRK.-THuRsDAY

oLlAflC TdEAIhk-TUIRSDAY
tied the NONulEtuL MOhAN-Marquis do frontignac,
Mt Pland; CIeTn. Nickinson Hortense de Bertrand Miss
kary TAYLOR which the crtr1vsyapza of CAAARAI-
IAN AND BhDouRs-Bmg, Mr. Niesinson; CamaralHs-
Roberts sdoura Mits NJ Taylor. To be followed
By SARATOGA sPklNGS-Tmcthy Tsrew ell, Mr. Mitchell;
Mrs Tppeve Miss kickinsor To conclude with the farce
OF the ThUhPE1Eks WEDDING Titus Tallboy, Mr.. Wal
civ kss Roberts Dress Circle 80 cents Spper Boxes
20 ssnts; PIT. lz1s eents. Doors onen st1 o'clock
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II
! strest-FridaJ evening, February S1 be Performed
holsrts oe)etrsed opera of BON Gov AMI bon DO
yann signor Bsnevep'ano; ponos anna ssnorna Trut;
Donna Eyiro sgnorns Patti Don Ots,io, >ig or Fort;
hatetto elgnor Nov,h leporeo sirnor ssnqureo; Ger
line sisrorna Bertuoea Conductor aud DIRECTOR Max
thretzeE Leader, Herr kreu1er Prices sdaission-
AL Seats IL Boxes or farque -th.r this nights
or season W hemissier ths perforrsance
fsrquet. 81 AmphthsstFe rs Doors open At Ito
OF ~
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7 Asst WEEK IN NEW YORK OF GLIDDONS TRAM
- srnrent Piano of the Ne and Egyptian Antigua
riau Chinese Buildings $50 Broadway Aamis-
sion cents; children hall price B-The curtain rises
evening at edpesday and Saturday afternoons
"a cloek. Doors oren hour before each exhibton
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stsersse ~ found bed and board. - rs
prtfht 10 chssrrs nus, ~ ysraa sc Al Wis ~ sa,ne
must be signed boss The ip ysv frsht c.ssass sp-
ryo ~ RoFf HfS be se-, street
CTEASsHIP FROM PANAMA ros SAN FRANCISCO,
- tsliisrnis The rev sutstsstia steamship WEST
pretsy Ter tie rsctc trade vii leave Psasns A. shove,
about the 9th Of bsrch srd Accommodate Tee
cstin psssergss who should le.v, NJ ~ ~ ~ sn in
ATE X COLLINS, ~ south g.
EoR CkLIvosSIs.-DISFsTcg LisE CLIPPER
sal esn rrsBcisco direct 60sdsy leth NOTHING
be tai after Satu' dsy. 10Th. shippers will
the balance Of feht and send hills u Iaasa 70 the
eoe for .israuts rrs'shu By this line tsses 81 Tie
loves, raves. and ne defsntion.
E:B. SUTTON a co. ~ wan streets OF
JNO. OGDyN. iis ~sn street
EoR CALIFORNIA, VIA Tss STRAITS or uAgsL-
Ism SD tspsna- The sur sriov steamship COLUMBUS
CAPT H. fsch VII sail ~ above, n ursssy the 7h IL
ieerusy The so.eH moda,ens Tor ,ns'
SHOULD be made early small gnsn.ty ofsisht
can siso be tahen 10 freight passage apply
EcR CALIFORNIA PAIkET liza
rreht ard passengers for San Francisco b. ,shsn
80 rowIsR. "a IVES, s. r' y AIsssy ..
80 slipper bsit Csnsen ship viii se sisratchsd in
LOR SAN FHANCl sCO. CALIr0FNIA, DfRsCr -rHD
Splendid fsss saline. n--y corpered ship ALBANIA.
win have Torrensinder sAriy
srpeston necessary The chip jobs frhnss gill sue
zpry 70 IT. usLpeEeR IL. % wsua
V,o COMPLEMENTARY 1icgEr vOs ssLs m
II lover cabin Empire tity her voysss from
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-06-04
AT.T.IS e EOWES

WHOLESALE Dealers in Groceries, Liquors,
w Tobacco, Nails, Paper, Axes, Spades, SHOW
els, Powder, etc, etc, are now receiving their
Winter Stock, and would respectfully say TO Mer-
chants: Having had experience in the business OF
the West, almost as long as the West has he'd bus
mess, they have a thorc ugh knowledge ofthe West
and its wants, guided by which knowledge they
have carefully selected from manufacturers and inn
porters such articles as will suit the market, and
are prepared to sell goods on as favorable terms
can be obtained in Louisville or Cincir matt.
To CANAL CoNTRAcToRs.-Wit especial view to
Canal works. they have on hand, and will be CON
stantly receiving large lots of Spades and Shovels
Blasting-P Powder, together with all other articles
calculated to facilitate the toll nourish the body re
cheer the spirits ofour sturdy laborers. e,
To FARMERS AND PRODUCE DEALERs.-Ihey VIII
paw the highest market price for country produce
and call particular attention to their very large
stock Of C4unny Bags, which they will furnish or
terms that cannot fail to please,
Nov. 9, ;49-n2I-tf: