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Qi)e Tele9rapb.
Friday, October A. 1850.

| u We have been little surprised that in con-
nection with the measure Of postage reform, the
idea OF reform or reduction in respect to charges
for telegraphing has not been suggested. For
certainly the importance of the last cannot be
| considered whit less than that of the first
If what we see stated as regards the rapidity
of communicating by telegraph (say three or four
thousand words per hour-through the means of
late Improvements in the art,) be true, we see
nothing to hinder telegraph lines from being made
available for all matters of business if not social
correspondence; and we see nothing to hinder
the reduction of the rates of telegraphing to a
point certainly as low as our present postage
rates. While the interests of the great masses
would be immeasurably subserved by such re.
duction, we believe the interests of telegraph
companies would also be promoted. The in
crease of pts would more than compensate
for the increase of business, and we should have
telegraph lines about as plenty as we now have
post routes. When the amount of business
would sustain or demand it, there could be two,
three, four, or more lines. And it seems to us
that the amount of capital required to construct
and keep in repair system of telegraphing 70
meet the public wants. would be less than that
required to sustain the post system We throw
these thoughts out at random. There is d strong
objection to be sure-and that is the present I'M
certainty of communicating by telegraph, from
the frequent breaking of lines, the occasional
great humidity of the atmosphere, and disturban-
ces by atmospheric electricity. But this state of
things can and will be remedied Let The wires
be perfectly insulated by coating of gutta per-
cha or some other suitable substance or materi-
al, and run few inches under ground, instead
of as they are now constructed-and there will
be almost as much certainty and regularity in
teegraphing as there is in the rising and setting
of the sun.
The benefits ofthe electric telegraph don't be-
gin to be appreciated or dreamed of. Now that
the monopoly of the thing is giving way, we look
for rapid strides in its multiplication and applica-
ton to purposes of business and social life 1t
is destined to do a great work for humanity, in
comparison with which cheap postage system,
in our estimation, sinks almost out of sight. But
we may be enthusiastic and wiId-although we
shall in future article give reason for the faith
that is in us.
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PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION, lS52-Alens who
have been three years in the United States, and
who did not arrive under eighteen years of age,
in order to be qualified to vote at the Presiden-
tial Election in 1852, must declare their inten-
ton to become NArURALIsEn on or before the
second day of the month of November 1850,
otherwise they will lose the privileges OF voters
on that occasion.
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MARSHALL & PHELPS,

Dealers in Stoves and Hardware, Iron Ware. Manuactu
&efs Of tin and copper ware, &c. Southport, Wisconsin
Main Street.
WAITE & KFmEsALL,
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General Dealers in Try Goods, Groceries, Crockery Boots
and shoes, Shelf : ardware, &c. &c.
SkM'L HALE, G. C. MANNEY, J. v. AVER.
Main street, Southoc, Wisconsin, opposite the Telegraph
Printing Office.
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The House of Representatives, in Committee
on the Naval Appropriation bill, voted to abolish
the Spirit Ration in the Nary, and pay the sailor
81 80 more per month instead of it, and 10 dbot-
ish the Jogging Of seamen. except on due convic-
ton by a Court Martial--no sentence 10 be exc
cuted tilltwenty-four hours after twas pronoun-
ced.
Martial law has been declared in Hessia, seve-
raj newspapers suppressed.and the presses seized
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AS&NOSEHA COUNTY COUFsT.--Thela last Mon
n Y each month is assigned probate matter and the
tncon OF such other business may be done in vaca
QrAChambers. IN. STODDARD, County Judge.
kz- The Register of Deeds of Kenosha County
lie present may be found door the Office of Josiah
Bond Tymeson sore where Deeds and other docr-
liSnts will be receivedfor record.
WILLIAM L. HINSDALE.
-EosHA, April 10th, 1850.
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y wRIrLOCK.

AxraRNEY AND CouNsELLoR AT Law. Always on band
90 t.end to business Office in Quarles Building
81 Man and Pearl street. Entrance Pearl street, opposite
the Durkee House.
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3. S. RANDALL.

Ar7oRKEy AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW AND SOLICITOR IN
CuANCERY,
Also Pubc Notary and Commissioner to take aHllylts
and of Deeds for the states of Rhode ISL
and Penisylvania, Ohio, Illinois and Iowa.
Has opened Office E. & A. M. Tymeson's store,
here he may be found at all business hours ready to
to nd to any business that may entrusted to his He
has heexperence of twelve years practice Of his profession
IN tho state ofNew York Refers John Bullen, Esq and
George Bennett Esq.
Dated Kenosha, August 26th 1850. 10-ly
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N o TICE.

THE Clerk of the Board of Supervisors or his Deputy
nay be found the office of the Register of Deeds over
fgmeson's store. corner OF Main and Park streets.
May 1850 no4S +. J. RAND.
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HENRY D. HEOTEa,

ARCHITECT AND DRAFTSMAN.-Any business enrust
cd to him will be attended to with pronpness and des
patch, reasonable terms. REsIDENcE-On West Main
Street, North Ward, Southport. febl, 1S50-32f
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BGsiness Directory.
LUMBEIs, SHTNGEEs. rsTC.

LUMBER, SHINGLES, ETC.
rE Subscribers, thankful for past patronage would
ca her old customers, and wishing to buy choice
Lumber that they have hand complete as
Of Lumber, Shingles Lath, Fencing, etc., at he
xafa foot of Pearl street, Elkn's Warehouse he no
Hna " seonsn, where their agent will at all times be mp
py to SHOW the best lumber in the city.
RYERSON & NORRIS. -
Kenosha. Nav 3Oth 1850 o. BROOKS, Agent.
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= EEOTEL. nITLwAUKEE.

CRY HOTEL, H1ILwAUKEE.
THIS HOUSE been recently enlarged and fitted with
New Furniture throughout The house contains upV ards
fDNE HUNDRED ROOMS!
Tho sleeping apartments are furnished with new
HAIR MATTASSES AND BEDDING.
THE PARLOERS not surpassed in point of
isniaI3 and furniture by any in the West
WfHE n BILE will always be supplied with every
ecarf luxury that the Season bring
kefaa1rd No attention shall be wanting the
souffnfkof every guest.
SpLENDID OMNIBUS viii always be ready
"a convey passengers and from the boats free of charge
s leave the house daily for all parts of the state
HOUSES AND CARRIAGES no LEE.
kT The Travelling Public respectfully invited toe
GARRISON & PAPENDiEK.
II. D. g ARRIsoN. c.. II. PAPENDIEK.
HIiIwAvKEE, May 13th 1a50.-no47
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I'LL continue TO practice in the District Court of the Uni
- &ntos. Also, in the Chancery, Supreme and Circuit
s of Wisconsin and Illinois, Deeds and other instru-
IN writing to be used in this any other State. drawn
1a ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS taken. Office next door Quaries
z Block on Main street, opposite Kings Bookstore.
M no46-ly
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THEODORE NEWELL &CO.


sWholesa1e and Retail Dealers in BOOTS & SHOES.N
IFS East Water street, Milwaukee, Wis.
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HALE. NgANNEy. & CO..

and Jeweler Main street, Southport, Wis
r. All work entrusted to his will be done with neat
ness and despatch.
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e. Balm.

eae Dealer in Hardware Cutlery, Stoves Iron, Glass,
E6iis All kinds of Tools, Tin Ware &C. &c. Corner of
Main and Park streets, Southport, Wis.
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JON ". JELSUN,
Attorney, Counsellor ard Solicitor; Justice of the Peace
Notary Public. Southport, lS49.
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J. e. SAEAEsNSEKBN,
ArroRsEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law. SOUTHPORT,
Wiseonsn. lyn3
JASON LOTKEROP, Jr.,
DEPvTY SURVEYOR. Residence Chicago, near Middle
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J. l.. BARTHOLOMEW,
Dealer in all kinds of Hardware, Iron Steel Stoves, and
TYnners' Stock GENEVA, Wal. Co. Wis
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General Dealer in Boots, Shoes, Leather and Findings
Main st. opposite old Durkee Block.
The New York herald., 1850-03-12
RAILROAD.

HUDSON RIVER RAILRoAp.-FRoM NEW YORK
to Albany by Railroad and stca bsatsSpring Ar
rsnsemtnt On and AFTER Monday. March H. the
trans will follows (sun<ays exoeptd connecting
attlcushhtepsie with the fase sailing steamers sosth
Ameriea and Joseph BeAnap running and from Albany
end touching 81 the usual intermediate andir
New Yofk, Geiss North At A NJ steamboat train for AL
bany stoppiBg Yonksrr, Dobbs Ferry Dearman Tarry
town. Sing Sing, Psehsk Carrson Cold Spring Fnhkll,
New namburph and Poughkepse and thence by
70 Albany landing at Park son Ty Maiden.
Csukili, Hudson. and Coxsaekie 81 n, for Pough-
lsspte. stopping at all stations zP ~, for freight
and Pouxbkeps Stopping at all way statons
atsP NJ for passengers TO Poughkeepse, stepping at all
wsystatons At AZ y. steamboat train for Albany snd
intern edate places the railroad and river stopping the
sane tho train lesvrg st n tsee atoveD st6 NJ
for passsrgeIs to Peeksk and all interneda,e staons
Leave fseksf Going South. At 6A A. ~ for New York
s,eryrSat A, stations, leave fopshkssrsi.. ct y. a
for New York. ior freight snd pas.ssssr' stepping
Of stesmbo.t from Aibsny which leay.s there AT
topping New Hsnbursh, Tbhh Geld Spring. Gsrron
Pssh,hill sing s,sS I.uytevn. Dsarmss. Deses Ferry
way s,ati.sf s NJ for New YORK. arrival Of the
steamboat which yesAibsby At so r. NJ Passengers will
promote their sonynsnos BY taking seats In the carr
Married for ths respective sta ous as the cars Of
trains will be lsf way stations ssing north Where
Offices Of the company will procure
Tickets before aipgf In the cara Passnger for
tthtors vfo have tsssage, win always h admitted into
The ear nsx the isssnse that they attend
s:s. -. tsss Is. a.. delivery n,r s.ss Tsis. de-
NEw roRE March n, lao.
The New York herald., 1850-03-12
JEW ELRy.

VVATcHEs, yEwELRr, AND DsILvERwARn-rHosn
w who vish - purchass Watches and Jsvery viii fsd 1,
greatly 70 their stvanee 70 call tbs rsbscriber vho 10
eonstanty rscevns ali descriptions Of Gold and silver
wachee direct from the In EnKsnd France
d the vsry lowest priees
Pine gfa ssd sfysr English patent lever wssshss By
Cccrer, Totiss, Beeslsy ssd sthers.
Geld snd .ilysr setsshst lever and lerss Watches.
Ckstiains Chsss, ~ Ladies'
Coid Guard Keys fob Keys spA Seals.
Cola and sovsr Pencils and gold Pens.
s,s sr,,s,. sa .s. sss .''es % s.lt s.s ;lv .s'
Sterling silver srcons, Crpr. rerks, kc.
0ca Watches ss lov as - 10 ~ each.
wstches and Jsvery exehapgss. All watches vAsrAntsi
10 lsep good time ~ morcy returned
Nsssks cecss sst J..sry repaired ia the beet manner
a much lees than <s ssual price.
eEo. q ALI Importer q w.tehs. s.d J.vs,yH
Whalcsals Aad Retail, 81 Wall o., NJ sssArs.
The New York herald., 1850-03-12
CoMPLIMINTARY BENErIT no wM RUFUS BLAkE

CoMPLINFNTARY BENEFIT TO wH; RUIys BLAKl ,..
Meeting q.
professional admirers q VIM. r Blake ssq sopysssd
E s sm The sRs % Ss Ss
Theatre: the New yS1f stage ss'
jane. Ssi:; .PR:,a;si S sssTs.sy y. % - -.
Broadway Theatre had rendered the Of that
es,stlishinent' for shs purpose contemplated. ten
for hs shs yiss:
ses pref Pye BUse. anS and Family Circle
The follow ing Committee were then appointed
deSnsned. with power to add to their number.
%s1sS i:::si mi B.
'S,,,. CS.sIrr.I Ss RnIsr"e-oe0. H. Andrews. samuel
CoMMirrrE ON iSviTINe PRoyrssroxAL AssrsrAxcE.-
Nm Nah w% ctpRsndals Seth Gsss Geo p HSTrs
Bucihardt j: W: Lester. James r. Otis
purchasers Of i,ts from the ' Committee. Is
said tickets are issued and to the public generally On
another meeting % the pptsrsspsd General COMMITTEES
on Thursday evening NEXT sth inst when the various
mtss.s lite r WIN !s b prepared % ,s, 70 rspsrt
iishsd and copy Of them to be communicated 10 w. L.
''''sibSii basS9ii c. Golden. MN. Noah.
u. G. stsbbps. Gee: p. Norris.
Vim. p. Chapman, CIV A. Rodgers,
Ralph lockwood, VIM. 7. Porter.
Josiah Heye, John Brousham,
9. b. Burihsrdt. Geo. Ii. Andrews.
Jshn wsllsea Lester i,,. James Sn = 9.:, Si.,,.,
sSssis. @ 4. n st.sson, .A s ssssss d. Ssi coi%ss.
:l PT !sschSmssn, y SI,, Philip aLo Levy:
James :% v. oPtSs Po%:n. Vim. VIM ArasIs. 4 1asr'n'
Joseph Alden. Raphael Bsnjammin.
James PRISON, James Iibbey.
sp. Sp. kiIaai., u ihIsdis J.T. Ias,sa T.S..s. ..rr'n'
VIM chippsnd.Ie. WIN. !: Ioa.rsl.
fr.a:Ii.i West st. VIM VIM B.sOas.
-. HigeI, r.. onh"i
The New York herald., 1850-03-12
MUsICAL..

DTANoTonTrs axaaaiNs~THnEr sIx.
octave fisn2fortes for ssls prices 80 tvo and tlc1
one hmsce By stoddsrd Dunham, With all the modern
imrrevsnnt d mshosssy 70 Be ~ ie3 Prince
street, Tor 70 hireb
The New York herald., 1850-03-12
FINE ARTS.

4 IRNEr LINDA BEAUTiTUL PORTRAIT OF THAT
ttnsrshed lady painted from life by nsznas, being
hhed kseh copy, plain. 81 eolor,d, 81 The trsds vhl
please forward their orders without delay. For sale
00UPIL, NIBLRT. Co, - BI9aivay.
The New York herald., 1850-03-12


RALL FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE SURVIVING
Members o. the New York yoluneers-- This Bali VII
ake place TrtAy Evening the 18th Instant Tanmany
Hall the Arnvsary of the Birthday of Andrew Jsskson.
The rsom viii be elegantly and tasteuy decorated with
military emhens and various trophies taken durns the
wars against republic Tlass Of all nations
ngs and various sparsnce Of the battles fossht ~ our
giorcus srmy In resico will be displayed The military and
rsva oeers Of this station, the heroes o the Mexican var
nov vth u.s. aud many civilians hsvs ben IN
vted and 20 be this occasion Tcfes
Two Dollars They be had of either the Gem
mittee ofAabsement at all the principal hotels and 81
the dcor on the syenirr Of the ball. -.
Cossirrrr or AnnhrerssSrs..-l Cor,mnn.s:.-
ulyses D: French Corneu' s'BosArdus
Nm. d. Craft. James Fury, B. n. Purdy. - -,
intu0foa and Reception Conmnfee..-Oeorro r MOTT :,
rs.tus Brooks william Burns, John Y. Ropes, Elijah r.
Prin,tns co-mn,ss Casper G. ChIld. Jared w. Bell
James Conner, Levi ID. Slsmp, Cyrus lavton.
D.eoratios Comrfes--JJ !. Manning. r. sesrrist, Dr..
Walters Capt Parker Gen. Storms w. Cetsenheimer'
Albert Carnsey. Col. Ming. Joseph Cornell
i,.erss sot.m i!tes D. French Nelson j. WAssreury'
charles hlis Y. french, Thonss Dunlap. -
h.sse to~mslies.. a Nesbitt John H. Bowie, Thomas
Dunlap, James Fury ": a wsl,ers. ,v.x c..,.-
ELIJAH v PuksY, Treasurer.
The New York herald., 1850-03-12
AMUsE MENru.

.Ve1saA.kS -
=, .yEsIs. <,
s:io ssss. ~ ss.sss ess. sIS9 o11s
Zee. -. Dean p Ais. yhiss s1s play q ER
s Letter. 81 w.sy:s
S .:s.n sssis ss ssss
. Di'1' and ss's s..y 'ss.,. ,.s'
CHANYRAU's NATIONAL rHEArRE-rUEspAY
ssrss rsyer 6ss Sse Jars Mr. s Js
s:% Yoar on a II Hs' T b s y's s
ns. H.n f. h =. SsaTH ss NJ & H.
Mr.: I0slys:.s II sspscas win ,As ssrsdss,.
Doors 81 Performance TO commence ct ~ oslooi
RARNUNs AMERICAN MUsgux-P. r. BARNUN,
ant nsnsssn- Beauty and sssn
combined splendid peIiormaa:ss The three
sssi. pes ss%issos remains
%.ss Ss ssa1 shs.
Il als ssa
s % I
Of shs ,S% ss
sppssrsSs: ssnsspos shafsossr .Sa.nsS
Ssy fs 81 h s1S
really astonishing fact that these little children not only
4 .ns sst Ssn w1gs :: n @
sssil ssnas; yssis Herald: mn. lisss. % B.sSsa
sieh and recherche so%sinatiss Y. Evening Post.
s pubic su '1a WITH
has refined taste rsesiysd such novel well
isis; sss.s.tis. T.n.!i.ss isr Beauty .na
nny sn n he al rSo
wordmpha Tinss Also ENGAGED. talented vsudsvs
and ss Mole sSs Is million Of cs,sssiss ,%s cam
sers s.uary Tnperats ana npSns imS sp papp
Picture Gslsry md cos@er.m.; Madam ROefwe fortaas
Children under ten years. l2k cents
RARNUMy MUSEUM PHILADELPHIA MARCH
lth Fa wssa Of s snsssSns fairy
revived in which Riohard VIM Gooda Will personals
ass.s sss s. E: sh' .ns
every ss ossa hs TS1pss
ether dlvsItsnsnts WOndsriu G!psey comic
Jenny Iind likeness Every variety Beasts birds FisS-
ssrpsH Ss IhSsS.y 9aS night m seUsss IS q .. Emma
Is cents. Children under 10 years. l2a cents.
Mrs FRANCES ANNE KExBLE HAVING. WITH
ssi Ss VI HSsS siGs hs % GgsI X ss9' atS%ss n.
music will hs read BY nr Ki%ts s - Thursday % AaI.h
and other societies assisted by choir Of
viii be duly announced.
M % Play = sSSRf '. :. shs Society hssrsry Lecture
a M yns the A.Sr House.
Al MT francis and CrOwens Bookstores and at the door
N IBLos sALooN.-TUEsDAY, IRA NARoH-sE-
S1S o.sns osr y'ia , :nS
sisted TIE following esesraed artists kindly vOlan
SOLO sr fas E n.sS mi On a
Gauaslquver sa yslentini sslo for Harp sigma Jenny
osns ssn. .TSi Vasa and
hs harp y ssni Jenny L.asre Second part Grand Fan
Der yeya solo asrp sigma Jenny LAlare
iii h:,,i VA. Di;;:,s vd' 70
NIBLo's CONCERT TsALooN.-coxPLInENrAR
l.ssy sh i Il the saloon .S
1r ss s ~ @ ns n Valuable s @
Mics Julia Norths Miss De Luce, Miss Lech, MT Edward
ssaSs W s n% NJ
Mr. as. sssa.d Sss.s S rGs
aS5n and entitled TIE Seven Agss Of MAN. ,ssstn.T
sis to b had y .Ss music .ssrs. N-
OPEN EVERY EvINING. AT TEE GREAT HALL
ninsTvn kosps broadv.y b;sy,:s original ssissrs,sd
a:
isss.. N; rsss: @ S.!.:ss ~ sss ss.s S.si:
t.: s s,Ss snif = B ,:' s
css1.n IS sss Bos open az @
%s,ss = ~ ssa''. .. Wednesday '.d Saturday
Il E.ohs Vi. deliver d. second Lecture q his course i
Px q 70 2s-
MEssRs. BRADBuRYk NASH REsPEcrFULLY AN
tsnnsst sonsstins Of choice selection Of mcssnscus
ssrss isS. sy ssss thousand young siassr AZ.
SPORTING.
The New York herald., 1850-03-12
SPORTING.

DID RoUsk PLEASURE GRoUNDs-TR0rTING-A
n purse of SO will on Thursday the th At the
above place. free for all horses that purse under
the saddle carrying what they please mile hess the beat
three Entries to be made the above house. We'd
pefday, the 13th.
The New York herald., 1850-03-12

VoUNo BACBELeRs SOCIETY SEVENTH skA-
son, 40 and to.-Tho Dosre o. hansseu beg leave 70
announce 70 the subscribers that hty have made arrsnge-
menn 10 give Extra soiree rsney Dress on THURSDAY
ven'rG h instant the Apollo Rooms Eitrs csrds q
admission Tor subscribers be obtained d ELMER Of
the kansgers HOBT 10. SPENCER, Fresitent
Gro. hcCirssr. Secretary.
The New York herald., 1850-03-12
To BALL connITrErs-THE NEW AssInBLl

u Rooms. In Chsmbsrs street rsxt deer 70 Burton o
ere nov ready for occupation and are
the notice ~ committces particularly adapted Tor hrt
slss asssmb sn< recherche balls Thirty ootlons NAY
m danced en the floor While the ertenavs rrcmenade rs
ertes esent ovigpal feature spacious supper roeu
snsm ss HgnlT direction Of nr Herbert veil fsrsissst
reception roous ladies' and essemen dressing rooms hs&
d sleak rooms rcsshmeut saloons, Ac are mort sonvs-
aessS,y att,ohsd en- the sane seor Apply ~ IA.
nsdsrsts
The New York herald., 1850-03-12

GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN BROOKLYN
river between h. Tulssn and cs.sses: s.. ss'
1 s s Ss ussa y SoE e Il: lt ; Of ss
n,.sh I.; a. 81 s.as a ssi Ia. .'aea Eli
snr ss ss s ss shs e.. .sa in e:
sdissins III. c.shaia. street ferry with the sssr ris
ss as % % gss o. the ms The
Ne Of the sssv. 10 icts = ,he foot Of Adsn
rss as, Pea ris
: w::t ' s, s hop 1.
and BIidss streets l.s on Water street opposite. o.e
Ss:' a :';a Biz: .s: ;''s
s So a. ?. y Ps q. 1s
..I.Ii street. is; north J:1s ss,ss;s s.id
5s :sa S.s :I;:. Pie: 3 ..s .sd ss.s:.d q,
G .,,s rs:s. .rS 'os sss pT.ss of ss.ses
:isdiss al ys.. rshs. lying d: ssr;h
3. Supreme ithosrsph: can be had Of the sus-
pY JACOBS. PLATT, L O. cARRINGTos, AUCTION
D,.s.rrs sns cap n, ca,i.ry Ess. nS
zs & as . s
sss 6sss sss as ,ss % fs
B e; :;s'a s % % & s
sa :s. ~: ,s s:: ::a:s :: is,
;ss sSsis ~ Lob
Ms.i ros S%Bss s's Sa:n sG.
is.sl Ss!.s ;.:S,: s sy
PIG Brs;isr, .h9s and BroiS Iis5.s, H.mmer &C.
sy Ssins Gum: and az pan pair q F.c ''' ' ''''
pr JOSEPH BIoInAN, AucTIoyRER-paY GOODS
E R.sS ssnss:siy sc wsnscn ssh s street. sSss sa. raj
x vn1 s sss Di d:is'i ssss cass'Gi: Gi:,. riis s
s.. is ,,osn q .s.. sSssI s yh'h y ss sold LIN II s@,
sfisrsson and s'snns until the whole disposed oL
I ARGE SALE OF BROOKLYN STORES. LOTS. AND
- .as.r kish,s on isssdsy ~ h.nsh.By lanes
s,f ysa.si. Pr.P:r.y ps.issy ssid :. =. Ei
S nee: f,s ss s r. s iss ss:. n
PIER. ssd hs Ish, q dsehp %, s fee. 70 the sssror
.r.ss s:fss Tor steamer Of s;s.t s.:: ssa
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Tie Bulihesds Water Fights 70 line established by
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sell at Aueson ths DAY. Tuesday, March ~ At 10 oeoeh
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wv W. SHIRLEY, AucrroNEER-
w Sale of valuable OIL Psin,inss auction on Thursdsy
s William street one q the srre:s and tnest coilecso.s
OIL Paintings that has been offered 10 the public for long
time, handsomely framed and ready hang paror wss
being originals ssd copies from hest vs Claude
ysrnet Hskert, BsrFhen wilson, jean Both, Coates Van
deveer Robertson. Zucsrei De Ia Croix Feroc ko no.
The public and eonnours invited examine the
s ss p. ;s, s1s .s ss Be ss.
msvsd from n Nassau stree. 70 lei william s.re.t
W. ": snIaLII,y, AygcTIossE. = 1Hrs DAY.
store Nc. la Fulton street. valuable stock Of Solar and
as v,hou. reseIvs for c"a ,sd 0gds must be removed
Nassau street 90 Iol William street.
CTANDARD ROSES AT AUcTIoN.-AoRrANH nUL-
- I. Agetenesr Wall stt,e, eo,nsr q New vill 81. on
lection 81 Nsv Rcse They y.rs selected With great
without ressrd cost ty D. Bo Florist, Broadway,
of ftisth street Also, choice collection OF Green
house plants In hlooA.
JEW EURY.
The New York herald., 1850-03-12
ARUnEMENTv.

BROADWAY rHEArRE-E. A. MAFnALL SOLE
Lss'.smTss'd.y evening" 4s1ss "a W = Ps.fsr.sS
s.ss. Y. si sisr:ss A! 49, ~ W. a.:' c:rasssy, s
rngiIs 0i4eh. Mise x. Horn; hrs Crosby Mss Fisher;
fsny Mr. eherre To conclude With the farce OF LOAN
Sf ns cs ssa. ssy Mr.
A. Fisher. Dosrs open att TO esmmeaee atT1s.
QURTONy rBEATRE. cnAxBERs srRIEr.-TUEs.
s ssXlcUs s ie felsss.. nassoi i.a I
IT, .fBspss Bsasn ssvss M ssstss. tciss. H
Hughes Mrs Charles Torrens, nrs Holman; Emma Torrens
& @ .ss s o9'Ry s ossp%f sn
Mr. Burton; Hon. wolfAbutle. Mr. Clark Mas Fenella
flishty Miss j. BILL Bexes, Dress Circle and farquet
ct quarter to Il curtain rises At quarter past
ITALIAN OPERA HOUSE, AsToR PLACE.--GRAND
Amateur Performances, for the Benefit 81 the New York
volunteer Aeseeation Fund under the direction Of Lieut.
SS hsna. Rssip lieut. RGs w. Rrs:
S
H.rsnd ioa: tns" cHs cARs'aip psna
thews Caius Ciaudius, M Sicot; yibulanus Mr. IL
Merrill NYmis0;is: M si%non: tIoS' vr 3 wsrd;
M q. White Soldier, NJ T. Post Virginia Mis-. LcE:and
FIVE Mr. Golightiy. Mr.. = s. stanley Capt
Phobbs Mr. Reeves Capt Spruoe, Mr. Simmons horesnd,
ws:s s SAN wsss MI pSctS. = 's's:;n hr ASr
mission ST. Amphitheatre, 80 oens Doors O'clock.
Performance to commence at TX o'clock Seats be
cured en- Aonday and Tuesday. from loto O'clock
NEW YORK vOLUNTEERS-AN INVITATION HAv-
Of New volunteer witness the performances the
Asor Place Opera House thvening they obtain tick
for the rams application to xajsr Dyckmaa 81 Gen.
trsl Hall. at ~ o'clock this afternoon.
The New York herald., 1850-03-12
GlIPPGH0.

CALIFoRNIA MAILs-Posr OFFICE, NEW YORK,
~ March llth regular mail fer California will be
made up Wednesday the 18th inst closing
7P. M to be forwarded per United States mail steamer
Georgia. WIN. v. BkADf, fostmAster.