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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-10
Railroad Accident Philadelphia Markets.
Correspondence Of The Tribune

PHiLADElrHls Tlesday, April q
The afternoon tram OF railroad cars from Harris
burg for this city ran of the track yesterday ia
consequence OF some villain tearing up portion OF
the rails near the lacned Plane No person in
iured, or anything damaged, with the exception of
the locomotive and tender.
There has been rather INQUIRY FLoug for ship
ment 90 day and upwards OF 300 bns standard brands
have been taken Al s4 per bb holdrrs however
w not accept this price For city limited sales within
our previous quotations. RYE FLOUR l. inactive. We
quote al ST. CuEN MFNt-A sma sale at SD per Dbl
The recegts OF WHEAT exceedingly small and there
very little Offering sales of good red lt6c. and white
llOc RYE-The last sale jsc = leo rs Com Is
fair demand Tor shipment SIC for yellow OATS
sales OF Prunsy vsnis At Sc & bush southern
very scarce. and worth 35d5ic E bush WHsNY IS fair;
bbs now held AZ . ana hhis al - cts.
SALES or SroCks-FVsf H0VG-i3 Penn Ri. Al. 3
ny Bs lo@t $1,000 S,se 49, lo9. $500 Sch Nav &C. 6S,
~ $500 Lehigh Mort Is 90 ) 6U0 Stale r. gi sloooo
do % So 600 CO. s Si2Soo do 92l $3.50 Lehigh Sc,
- 81 Hion Cana, l+l ~ Morris Canal l7i; SlOo Nor
rsown Ri o., 81 shsres, 3it - 600 Texas Notes,
p 5 sen 6s, 81. IL. $500 Spring Garden S. n
Susq Canal IS. Sd Rdg Ri. ~ Penn Bk, IN
Second Bard 1900 Wilmington RRd Is p, LOCO Pits
burgh 6s -. -; Philadelphia Bank. l39i 100 Reading
RRd. 2oi 1000 do 2D5 SlDo0 do Bonds 6s IS <2n0
Norrisown o.. ~; 10 NorIh-Wesi Mining Co p $1,000
& ffu -.
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commercial Intelligence, &c.
From our Correspondent


HAVANA, Wednesday March 2, 1850.
Nessrs Greeley n McEirdh:
The shipments OF Sugars in the week ending on
the Sd embrace p DO4 boxes OF which 678 for New
York 2O7j for Boston 80 for New Orleans 90 r Savsn-
nah and for Charleston the ba snce for Europe save 81
boxes for Bueuos Ayres The prices ranging through the
shades OF Whites have been from 10 cents tor the
fined by the Deromeirsn assorted Whites. from q %
5c ordinary Browns 10 superior have found rom p 10 5,
cis Derosue Browns To 5c No sales u Coffee Of any
moment isl Of second quality brought Sli per qun-
tel Freghs have been improving for small vessels to he
United States for Sugars from Sc to p per box Mo-
asses : = jO per hid European Freighs have
rled from IS 10 - 3d. the ghrs Jr COwes snd port
in the Mediterranean to Trieste for market; France, IS 20
9n francs
Exchanges have changed sides London 10 to loi prem
Paris s. 90 81 dis Newlor per cent. dis Boston the
Philadelphia u to dis Baltimore the and
New Orleans (shor sight per cent prem. Goldfish p
10 s.; Onions oo strings. $ 10 81 Mackerel 80 to 50
White Beans from b2t 10 > for p pounds Lard
n SD 20 81, Hoops so to so per NJ Empty lIhds So
Lumber remains low Of the large stock In the
yards
The Easter holidays upon US and business II Ian.
guish for ten twelve days while there Il total suspen-
sion IN all the public offices excepting the CustomB ouse
Your obedieni servant q L. o.
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AUCTION SALES.
ANTHONY ] BLEECKFR Agcror~~r
ARGE SALE or tu DESIRABLE LlLDl'

ANTHONY J BLEECKFR Aur1o1~~r
ARGE SALE or ~ DESIRABLE hl ILDl 80
LOTS st.-a-f 0g lti . Be- i..ra san. 'Nl And l'
arb on me - 81! and Lex. lEor 49, =. A.. 1l -
BLEEChFR VII -s a, slcu1r, or >AIL hpNf. Apf.i
Is a. j. " q. .l- Merchants EXcnan-- Tie i'1Nas VAL
lare tli. i.-g or VIZ . ,..
as IfrH sr-i jig or the rorih .-e q Oh - q .ia1i
1 feet west " 'l- -i-ar. De sad J. BEN. u Sc -
feet tv JOS t--i .- .r cep--. o..
ON q .v-l .o. o- -1e w-s, side oi ne A. --N- .'-
from Tie u0r' corner ~ l5L-st and i-AF s@- -
g.. .a u.s. 49, ,--ts % % lrv-h
Ds f-rH-sr -l .ar- ~ g-0Ilf 81 WING - one o'-. on
tie col Do side 0f f-,.s H-.V--u tt- 20 iud h As- conc
r1-rcfrf ~ f--t uf Ore rlat ta-l lsli- .a s1'
feet by iNN feet depth
LEXrNGI1 saw Joe. ur trr r1-t1k--- 'ra"r ny Icy
'nstru A. AID 4h-si esrr feel l f-1r ari rear -N-
c-r The corner which - f-e' inches iron- and a. iluf
.lt. SRI depth
ON 7rHs-.-ilso a, d-e-.y 10 rear NJ ie above, 90
ne lor -4le o a--- size - feet D. W feet l-lAes
q depth
O% LEvr~.r1~-.v-A % i1,. o1 ard u-V the north
4ast l-n-r ~ LaKi1gtonaY ar 1+t a. Aai 'I On 1
r Ire rear fte same dimensions d. i- 'an'd
Tel- 1f0uav l-1 .u-- except ir &C. f ~ tlr A.
erI- .lts. which = - i-"t
ON 5.rH.sr-f lots ~ the south side of = ~ between
the 30 arr Lex -fu- Hrc commencing t i-i West OF
The iav esrl IS f-- hy lan f-". inches f1 def'h
Os Iu-.v - lott or i-e wes. eide Ot 5iav between
il-h and lllth - escl - ie-i inches Dr. W -ei on ~
10 depth.
a. each - feet bv IT, feel rcles il c-p'1.
OS l1.TH ~ - ots o1 the ror SIDE ~ il-st jon f-ei
OF The iih ea-h - feet by .4 feet 10 in IN depth
Lholrartic maps Hnd further particulars " ,l@ aooYe
properly can be- obtained of The Alc,.oleer btoarst
ai0f Ii'ffI
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| Akt'E AND L th E-hflbh1 NALE 'l -'.--t
Ifgone liable binding Ols 20 he I~-'h " ari stu
aiec on Second and Third avenues, ara on Fh seventh
Ffy-eie h and tv-ririh 80 aud on Grsm-rcy PARK
ANTHONY BLEECkER VIII SCI Al aucnon on
MONDAY Ami B. A. . O'Clock. the Merchants TX
change he foi on lng desirable building lots, VIZ.
THIRDAy-f lots on ihs east side II TAird-av between
Fayeighh and vn nth - with cottage on me same
each IS q In by JOS g. deep.
FtFTY-FtGHrH-sr-7 lots on the norh side Of tlfy-
eighst between the Second and Third ayes each - 1y
FigTYSINrH.sr-2i lots on The south SIDE Of ftyu'us-
between ;he Second and Third AYES; each - by ITO II
4 IN with BRICK house one Of the same.
sFco~D At-i lots on the west s'de Of Secondary be-
tween Fy-es nth and fify-Ilnlh IS each - oy l'tt
A-0 iol- the east side 81 Seconday between Fiy-
eighth and Fiitv-uinth sis each - By lN5 a.
FIfTYEfcHTH-sT--5 lots on tle north side az Fifty
egtihsl between the trst ard Second ayes each - 10y
FFrYNrNrHsr-6 ,ois on he south side OF Ffyninth-
between tr,i and Second ayes each - by 700 r.
with house on The same.
TmRD-,y. ASD FlfTY-NINTH-sT- 3siory brick houses
and ois on be- norhea-tery corner Of Thri-sy and Fy-
unth.st each lot - Il by ioo 4 deep
80 l. lots the north side of ynn,h 81. Will cores
10 the rear between Fy-un.h and ~Xtiei 81 each =
{. by 100 n IN depth
SEooND-,v. AND FIFTS-SINTHsr-8 lots ol he north
west corner Of Secondary and Ffy-lni-st each - Or
loofio be sod 10 one parcel win large double house
on the same
Also ots on the east side y Secord-sv between Fifty
severih and Fifiy-ei ghjh 81 each - by loo q.
SEc0ND-tv AND FlTi-EIGHrH = io-s on the south
east corner - Second ~ and Fiiy- eiehh-st
GRAvFRCYPsRK-iio lots on Gfamercy-Park, corner OF
Twenueth-si. each p q In by GOO e. deep
Also 10, al dining the same on the north side OF Twen-
ueth-sL: - hy 900 r.
The above ios all regular crade without rock and
he ghoOrhOod pid.v building the aud
streets are all opened worked and mostly planted with
rees and the CroOn pipes are laid In the hrcav stages
run every five minutes tn a psrt Of The property.
Fly Pc Of the purchase money remain on bond
and mortgage from three 10 five years If desired al per
cent per annum.
spply 10 The Auctoneer, Brosi = OF 10
ald tds llG9l 7. A. EMMETT. - Willsmst
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body concerned was dead and gone Who W n
believe u
see So 6s5 entered as due 20 Pierre Menarl.
IN N.rciaia-l1-9 What next Noahs ARK Will
come up next. as Nirgina claim. so. 900 for the
shipc carpenter work and material
Mr. GKINNEIL OF Mass. rom the House Com
mittee oi Commerce. reports ably m favor OF the
erection OF Marine Hospitals a. New Bedford and
New London 0r the relief OF Seamen when sick
and disabled Nv Beiori district owns %,
vessels % the whaie.hsher. measuring 1888.
tuns. and New London owns POS vessels In same
trade. 90 9~' taus-the seameu iu both numbering
nearly 1000 men.
The reports on WO0nWoRrHS planning patent
renewal favorable. by Messrs walden. g., and
adverse, by Nr OTIS. are az length ll type The
msjority consider that WooDWokrH s invention IT,
next o. WHirNEYs Cotton en- the greatest labor.
saving machine ever produced IN the nited States
that Il has been ui1ngei that the supreme Court
has sustained The pstentee ths- law costs have
been heavy that WOoDwoRrH died poor. and
that although he and his heirs and assisuees have
had = years allowed 20 them. from s2s n ls-6 a
patent and two renewals il Is ri-hi % give the
managers other years of the monopoly. from l.-s
70 -t3. Why not 1903
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CARPET CLEANING b.

CARPET CLEANING BY WENTWOkIHTH
NPATENT MACHINES This new and vslusb 10
venton Is warranted whole Carpets thoroughly
10 The entire satisfaction Of the public ANY ssrd or dust
which may have collected 10 carpet be completely re-
moved by this machine, without ripping. the slightest
injury to the fabric leaving clean and lively appearance
One lra Of this machine. II Is believed viii result IN lie
continued patronage preference 10 the mode Of
shaking by hand by which they often not half reno
vsied and frequently torn r Otherwise damaged
The subscriber now prepared TO receive and execute
orders with the utmost prompuude Carpets taken up,
cleaned ard put down short notice II desired or
dered Wagons kept IN readiness call for carpets any
where in NewYork Carpets cleaned and returned 10
few hours
Orders left al Corand-si with Mr. Lindsay office of
the Cypress Hills Cemetery, 262 Broadway Mr.. w. H.
II PralL Sc Bsrciay.st viii receive prompt attention
REFERENcEs-M swim, WAldren Co. 10 Front
81; : n Marsh / Co. 2 Cortlsndst j. ADAMS.
Al0 6leod-
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SCHOOLS.

1T. THONIAS'S HALL. Fill SHING FEMALE
- STITUTE-LOcsted at Flushing Long Island nine
miles from New York-In addition to the usual English
branches Vocal and Instrumental Music Drawing and
Painting, aud the Modern Languages taught by thor
oughy qualified instructors.
REFERENcEs Rev W. Bethune D D Rev. J M'Ciin.
tock d D. Horace Holden Esq Francis Hall, ESQ. Hon
Walter Underhill, and Harper & Brothers, New.York
Hon. J w. Lawrence, Isaac Peck Esq Walter Bovine
Fec Thomas Leggett Jr Esq and Ezra Fairchd. Esq.
Flushing alO StWFNS'
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X c KEMP, Aucnoneer
4 S~IGNEE's SAIEOF CABINET FTrRNITTRE I


4 SsIGNEE's SALE OF CABINET FURNITURE
A-Tomouow, THURSDAY. At 10 O'Clock. at $50 Broad
WAY, Franklin s being the stock II Of
best cabinet makers, hy order Of AssgueeThs Of
furniture Is particularly worthy Of the attention OF house,
keepers, The goods all made In the manner for
private custom trade consisting Of carved rosewood paor
furniture suite. carved rosewood chamber furniture en-
suite extension and other dining tables carved mahogany
sofas easy and paror chairs marble top center tables
hogany and French and cottage bedseads marbe-top
dressing bureaus washstands. library book cases ward
rohcs &C &C Catalogues the morning OF sale al0 II
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l. G. DARLINGTON. Aucloneer.
DN IACOH =. PLATT.-ASsIGNEEs SALE u

ID The stock OF iobhing, cutlery and farcy hard
house. embracing catalogue of 700 lo- which i
ready for delivery a. the AuctOu-Room = Paitst-
take TIL RSDAf. lin Inst a. 10 O'Clock,
the premises. 50 NAm-st consisting OF extensive
stock OF pocket cutlery, scissors bowie kn knives aud
forks shears 1000 dozen GreAves sons W8de Butch
ard other eco gross steel pens spoons
rays, percussion csp brushes combs purses and gene
Also valuable assortment Of gold lew
eiry and silver and other goods 10 The line; aer which
The fixtures, iron safe desks counters &C al0 H.
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JOsEPH HEGEMAN. Aucuon-er.

'INUI RSDAl, April N. al DO O'Clock, VI a. 90 Court
u a. BROOKLYN, large and general assortment OF ee-
CANT Fuuimre-Mahogany plush covered iete ters and
chairs sofas aud chairs. 10 FAr cloths mahogany eierKe
book rack walnut extension table, rosewood piano. iSod-
arr Worcester ard Duuham,i marble mosaic center tab e.,
Chinese large Table ard lea pOys. mahogany rosewood
and walnut chamber furniture mattresses tapestry and vel
vet stair carpet oil Goth. rich glass crocbery &c. The
furniture has been IN but few months and a from The
manuectOfy Of Thomas Brooks aud other celebrated wAk-
Catalogues Al the auction room on "wednesday, and
he furniture may be- from TO O'Clock al0 IT.
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PROFESSOR WEBsIER-The Boston J0urnai Of
Monday says So far external appearances Indicate
!hls unfortunate has become recOuci ed o his fate
calm aud thoughtful and occupying the greater part Of his
time In reading.
\ HANGING BEE ~ PROsPRCr.-Prince Free.
man who stabbed By the negro Titus few nights sgo
al W alesyle has since died OF hs wounds We hear IL
stated that The origin Of The difficulty between them
jealousy Utica Herald.
MlCHIGAN-EMlGRASr AGENCY BILL.-The Sc
c-nd Emgant Agency bin which passed the Legislature
not returned by the Governor Detroit Free Press 9Th
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SPANISH, LATIN. &c. will be tau ht by respec-
- table Professor from Cuba remuneration for full
board and tuition IN English Apply, postpaid, 10 Will
cons | School Agency, l4j Nassau-st the OF
the best Schools families and teachers One per In
advance on one salary procures transferable check.
payable IN service merchandise and the parties
posed until suited. References exchanged al0 81
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BY r. COTTON, Aucuoneer
a u W I, 4 Il. III IL NIII- Il 4 IL llI .

4 ENT I'D 4 NNITT KF.-F. LULIUN VII son
NIHlS DAY "wednesday Al n LEROY place. IN eeck
eTs Al 10y o'clock. Broadway the entire r1ure Of
The family comprising Brussels hTeeply and grain car
pets oil cloths French bedstsads mahogany chairs sofas
dress bureaus center card sud dining tables damak
ta1s marble clocks candelabras hat stands looking
glasses feather beds mattresses. chamber suits solar and
hal lamps kitchen furniture &c sale positive, rain
shine. at0 IT.
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a Z. 7 ID NUcIIONFrf
VALUABLE COLLECTION OF OIL PAINTINGS
IN THE INTERNATIONAL ART UNION GAL
iLERY, between Prince aud Spring - on THURSDAY
EVENING, April II, and SATURDAY EVENING.
Apnl -, al oclock--A large and truly mag
nihcen collection entirely new recently imported and
bracng private collection OF valuable old paintings This
collection Is pronounced with confidence be the finest
that has been offered 10 this for many years The
subjects all Of the desirable character Tor elegant
residences The ancient pictures highly valuable
Gallery open day and evening AlO is
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WASHING MADE EASY,

IlH MADAME BEANELT Patent Lsundress.-This is
- the only liable cheap system discovered BY H.
clothes made white without rubbing pounding Ar
les used agreeable and cheap Directions perfectly
plaiu-nOne can mistake Ingredients be bad any
where Price 81 in sealed envelopes, at - Anns second
floor Washing day troubles avoided by This plan.
al 4fis-
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WANTED-lna public institution In this city two IN.
w married men, fret and second assistant teachers
they must be accustomed TO teaching, and Of religious
Characters and will be required 10 We the premises
and To devote their whole time the interests OF The ns-
tuton. Applications TO be made at - Pne-st Al0 ~
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ANELLI'$ GREAT PAINTING. THE End
hOF THE WORLD" covering over ioH square Ieet
open from 90 NJ 20 p and Panorama ~ Voyage 20
CaIf,rnia around Cape Horn 81 = p daily ana We'd
nesdavs and SATURDAYS at " al The Apollo 40 Broad
wav Adu.itance 10 either - cents children half price.
hlO WASP
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CAUTION E\TRA.-The April number OF the Wa
Ntef Cure journal, reliable and respectable publ
cation number II have been Imposed on by
advert semeut headed q" Washing Made Easy You
had therefore better come TO the odgns Washing Man,
II. TWELNETREE, Room 3,
alO 2hsDAitN No 30 Nassau-sl. \. Y.
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OAK GROVE FEMALE SENIINARY.-The
OSummer Term Of The Oak Grove Female Seminary Will
commence the let Monday IN MAY. Any persons wish
ing interview with the Principal, will please leave their
address at the bookstore OF Clark Austin Co POS Broad
way, where may also be found circulars giving particular
information. WILLIAM {. FOOTE. Principal.
iOnkers, April, 1850. ale 3weod'
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THE COMPLETE GARDENER

Nd FRORlST.-Pnce u Gents This Is valuable
treatise winch should be ia the hands OF every one who
is so happy as 10 possess garden spot which he
wishes TO cultivate
DEWITT & DAVENPORT, Publishers.
hInN Tdhnne BlIdlnRs.
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TO LET AND FOR SALE

" liz AMI tCh i'+ti'i%'
g.. TO MANI FACTI RER~.-To let with steam
E POWER that valuable property situated r. Jning me
MI ferry landing at Sspeion. Staten Island, fronting on
he "a ,ter loo bv Is feet now occupied Ma.eabie
Iron Factory On the premises are Two brca buildings,
one 90 feet by lol three stories WIN cnmney Nv lrt
high lined with fire BRICK; the other 80 feet square, one
story high The fact That this property j. situated along
side public ferry within 81 minutes OF me CITY OF Ne"-
York bic Of ordinary trauC1t az wa
all times of ude gives u great advantages ana MAKES
admirably cacl4ted Tor a. manufacturing purposes -
The buildings can be pied separately and additional
hui dings erected with power 10 each II required
Possession given immedis'e Apply 10 AIN
Bt SH co u Liherlyst l. or 10 JOHN NEnl'
ERNELT Tompkinsviie, staten Island. az Z"
~. NEW UOU-E on We.tWashinslon square for
MI. sale or The 3siory and attic brick house on
A' north side Of the square 8 4 front ils- finished be-
IN superior manner WIN every modem coLEel"e an
Will be sold very esy terms Of payment ana very c1eap
II will then be rented 10 private family for one Or moro
wears Apply rs Grsmercy Psrk, IwenuethsL between
FogrIhav aod Irvingpace Al or NJ to-
al0 3us VALENTINE q. HALL
d. AT PRIVATE -ALE-Two lots Of ground on
E the north eide Of Nneeenihst each - feet To- half The
AA~ block. between Fifth and Sixth avs.
AsO-TwO lots the south side OF TwenteihsL each =
by hslf the block, between Fifh AID Sixth avs
Pau Of the purchase money can remain on bond and
si6 fw A J BLEEcKEk Auctoneer. : b Dad st
on TO LET IN JERSEY CITY-A very deslrs-
h; bic thr-e-siory brick LOuse 10 Wauenst below ora
@ At Jersey CIV hand s1ney finished aud repete with
Rent 500 So comfortable residence at moderate rent
seldom offered Apply on The premises orioJ McCLlN-
TOCK 200 Mulberry 81. Al0 ST.
r. TO MANUFACTURE LET, IN Jersey
H:.. Civ The second and third stories Of hrick
building situated at the corner Of York and Greene
suitable for light mechanical business Possession
Immediately. Apply to GRlNNELL y SALiSB Rf
alO 3iis' p Maiden-.ane.
O. TO LET-ln the village Of Stanford Conn. house
III. with II rooms, garden, carriage house, barn. &c
fru trees thereon; very pleasant situations 10 IS
splendid place Possession given Immediately. Inquire al
f82 Grsud-st New-York or Of WIN. HOYT
$40 Stamford. Conn.
d. 10 LEr-The house and store 40 Cauai-st oppo-
E"! site the New Haven Railroad depot As1 the large
room 1jxjO feet In house 43 Broadway suitable for
an artist Apply to L. DlCklE 100 Willlam-st.
al0 3l*WSGM
o. FOR SALE OR ENCHAGE-8I valuable
H. lots, situate IN the Ninth Ward of the City OF Brook
yn are offered for sale bargain FOR cash. would
be exchanged for merchandise suited 10 the California
ket Address box 2il7 Post Office. aOA
a.. WANTED TO RENT-A part Of a house In
~. Cenee eighborhOOd, by small family; upper part
the city preferred The best references given and
required Address J. Nj :. Tribune Office slO II
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THE HUTCHINSON FAMILY


DESPECTFL LLI ANNOU nee to their friends ana ne
II cz-ns Of New ORR taat llsy VII give ocaI -
treatment a. the .
TABERNACLE
on THIS 0Wednes8syl Evening. April lo $780,
Being i-r Nn and Last Concert 90 his city pror 10 l-r
visit % Albany
The Programme vii embrace The following sou-s
My MOtner's BID
Cot where We were Born.
jamie on the Stormy sea
Bngeu On the Rhine or he Dying Solder a.
The Good cd Days Of l1re- a4giers
California Gold.
ncIe sans Farm.
Horticulture. VIE
Figt Dollars Dar, new version
Cd Clock ON The Stairs
Where the sou. ind Rest
Life at
Life on ny Naive Soil
RUNS DJings
NOBODY and Somebody
/ekers fret Introduction.
May Qneen
WAY Work.
High Collar
COnrect'cu PaclGr
PAIRING Song. &C.
Tickets ~ cents each for sale the Broadway Music
Stores and Ticket Once Of the Tabernacle on Wed
nesdsy Evening
DoGrs onen Al : O'Clock: Concert o. commence Al e.
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ANISEMENTS.

ItROADWAb THEATER-D9,.5n ID. - a, = 80. 80.
- .ain viii 1se a. this - tNlfy, Afrl 4' W"
be presenie be- pen Comedy oi
THES JLDlER OF FORTUNE
Cant ORoursr Mr c.. ils Dixie ~ AliJl.. Mss Il 1rl
HIS LAST LEGS
OCa.sshan Nr Collins Jl.la........M a r. h4fL
COUSIN CHERRY.
Charles ....... P-rr, Cousin Cherry IT, -A-rret.
Pricss " admission To Dress Circle and Fare l-- 7'
-.un Fsm7 ard n rd Crr-s - "a "rv. - r~l's
'VHEATER-AsrOR-PLA OPERA HOUSE
D1ors ope A. peri ~nar-e t1 e. 7. e"'@
THIS ENENlND, A1r. d. W. Pc performed me
HUNCHBACb-
Nss,er Var .-rrg D. ..a... M.ss 2 nl-- Ilr--t
sr Thomas OXFORD Lynne Helen .....-.. hrs NcLral
t. cone. Id- with tl- I'D res 'n'-.'ir OF
FAINT HEART NEVER Won FAIR Lady.
tIv Gomez. ~ ~
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NtTANTED-A Protestant woman 10 90 10 the country,
w one who aud iron. MIX and attend 10 house
wferv IN peueral-Wi be treated Of the family
Cal A. 81 MAitst after O'Clock. NJ. a'o IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-10

M (MM w ANTEb an active psrner with SSOOC
S,'ooo.io $1,000 cash capital, in a business by
' .u "a SIMPLE fortune may he realized In few wears
CnexeePuonsbe references required and given ASSre.
SSnnaenua.y with res name none Others receved) and
scs @i Interview, n through the office Of The New.
S. .uuone sl0 4tis'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-10

~ nfUi a young man Of strict tegry and thorough
ous'ness habits, having the sbove amount in cab
can oy losnng The same on coed security have perns
nenl siusuon al good sslaTy IN highly respectable ms
ADDRESS "h rcs name, Psrmeuo" ohice Of Ihis
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$40 00O PARTNER WANTED Special .,

- - - V'NVlIVt, 20 engsge 10 n highly respeclAble
ionH ana wei established business II active the partner
snouo reside IN the City Of NewYork and conduct sales
80 suehces The above capital 10 smpie and the most
satisfactory reference well Ne reason,r desrny
s,S M st be given Adde'S $1,000. Tribune Once