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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-06-10
USE HowE's COUGH CANDY.

a certain cure or Coughs, Colds, Hoarsemess. Sore
Throat. Hhooping Cough, Bronchitis, and
all diseases NJ the Lumes likely to ter
zuiaGte IN confirmed Consumption.
THE reputation OF this article is now so much
i established over the whole south and west as
being the only medicaed cardy OF any practical hem
et,that il is unnecessary here discant its
its, but merely eterto OF the many certificates
we have received; tor others refer to our pamph
let's, To be bad OF any of our agents.
From ReU u N: onmg late 81 the u E. Church, Gin.
.- Dear Sir: While lnborIne under Sc ere cold
of your Cough Candy, Iom the use of whith1 ex
pericnced great and ain ost immediate leIiei, since
then have frequently used it with lie sane bene-
fetal effects ] therefore feel no Hesitation in re-
conimending your candy as a certain specific for
Coughs, Colds, Loarseness, &c Sc.
WIN YOUNG.
Sold in packages: 5. 10 and zoe each
4 All II i I {: HA1Icck. Agent, in
W. NJ. We OISIY. I Evansville
J G HATCHl1T,
Wholesale aetrrs II louisville
no. ROBINSON. PFTEF 4 ChFFY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-06-10

This medicine is daily graphing with disease thro'
the Western country. restoring to health and youth
u viqor. the sick and afflicted. nay hose that are
previously tOrmented Certificates are teeming
from all directions, from men of ruth and high NOR
al standing. placing it, from its intrinsic worth, the
very hest OF all remidies ever before the public.
Sold wholesale and retail by JOHN BULL,
ut his principal office, 81 Fourth street, and by
druggists generally in the city and county.
For sale in Evansville by
ap 25-Iy w. M. WOOISEY, Ag'L
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When used according TO dit
Will Cure Without Fa

Scrofula. or Kings Evlii
Cancers, Tumors;
Eruptions OF the Skin;
Erysipelas;
Chronic Sore Eyes;
Ringworm or letters;
Scald Head;
Rheumatism;
Pains in the Bones orr oints
Old Sores and Ulcers;
Swelling OF the Glands;
Syphilis. Dyspepsia;
Salt RheuTn;
Diseases of the Kidneys;
Diseases arising from the
use Of Mercury;
Loss of Appetite;
Pain in the Side s. Shout
ders;
General Debility;
LumbaGO, DrOpsy;
Jaundice. COstiveness;
Sore 1'hr, At;
Bronchitis;
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-06-10

NrThe Ohio ! ate Journal, Columbus, Ohio, thus
speaks of Bulls SLrsaparilla:
1T HAS NO En-. AL! The Unprecedented sale
OF Bulls CompoUnd Fl, ID Extract of Sarsaparilla in
this city, where it has be- introduced Tor the past
wo months ONLY, with tn very gratifying effects
sertion that as purifier Of the Hood it has equal!
This is bold assertion but il IN be substantated
by calling on the agent in this city,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-06-10

coughs, ColdS;
Weakness ofthe Chest;
Pulmonary Affections;
And all other diseases ten
ding to produce
Consumption;
T. yer Complaint;
Female Irregularities and
9 Complaints;
Sick and Nervous Head
ache;
Low spirits, Night Sweats
Exposure n lmprudence
i life:
{. c hronic Constitutional
Diseases;
And is a Spring and Sum
= mer drink and general
Tonic fol thesystem and
u gentle and pleasant
purgative; it is superior
toBlue Lick Congress
water, Salts, or Seidlitz
Powder.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-06-10

IN O'NElL fashionable Tailor. shop on SycS
~. more between Water and Fret st. aug2s
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More testimony from DR.. Moore
Mr.. JOHN BULL: ] am using your Sarsaparila
several new cases of Scrofulo and with happy efe
am now confident it is one of the most efficaclo
medicines that can be made for that purpose.
JAMES NJ. MOORE, M
Winchester, Ky, Feb. l, 1913.
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AXES
Rn pClZ. Axes Ohio and Kennedy Patterns
eSO of Hunts. Simmons and Davis's manufactory
Just arrived IN store, by
n2l ALI.lS & HOW rs.
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For further particulars please call. at the Col
Iege Rooms, S. E. corner of Fifth and Walnut
streets (feb22) R. S. BACON. z
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Arrived,

Ship Robert Burton Decan 20 d. cotton, sugar &c
Church Sid with ship southenar Sullivan Tor HYork The
K B brings home 20 Government tror ps
Ship Hero. Griffith Norlsans cotton &c, Stanton.
New ship Crescent FORBES Rockand days, ballast Foster
Eickerson
Norwegian Uingou Tat days mdIe Lawrence
Murray & Ingstei vessel 10 Schmidt b Baehen
Morton Buckley Savannah ds cotton and rice De
mill g. Co. passengers.
Iyra Bems Havana sugar segars FRUIT Tay
o Co The Ly has experienced heavy weather. has had
pilot on board ds
Brig Dugan Corson Georgetown C. cotton and
bar, n l. MCCresdy 8 Co
Brig Brooklns Crosby Thonastou ath, Smith Boynton
Bremen Bolivar. Van Hagen, Bolivar
cerChs Kruger Lett sch Angustnfa, loading for Hfork.
Sch 5, 4ecna, Hatch Philadelphia bound Salem
Sch Poysutus Anderson Philadelphia days coal bound to
bridgeport
Sch Jenkins BaJbjge Philadelphia ads coal bound Mas
Sch Herrcs, Frederika Del d. corn, Fox.
Sch John Clayton Milford Del ds, Barrett b Co On
The lstu SCH at Hartford, tho Capes o tbs Dea
She did not appear to be injured.
Sch Ellen, Barker, East Che.ter ds marble.
SEED K Townsend, Weaver, Philadelphia ds, coal.
Sen Challenge. Harding Thomaston "A ds, lime,
Sch iOselle, Permit PhlaS lphia is,
Sch Z S Thompson Fisher, Philadelphia ? ds, coal.
Sch Oneco. Kelley Norfolk ds corn, bound rBedford
Sch VIM Gocwu, Milford, Del, corn, NFox.
Sch Fishhswk Chase, Saybrook ? Dis, mackereL
Sch Gen Warren. Billing Portsmouth, H, IDS mackere and
lumtrr.S w Lewis.
sch Elira Edrdgs Portsmouth d. macksrel w Lewis.
Sch Caprice Sears Brandy d. meal and -four
Sch las 1Iaun Draper Mlon Del d. corn b n Fox
Sch Alfred Barrett, Thompson, Berlin ds corn, Barrett
s seh G. Gsa Iayo VOL from ON The RapPaha99aoet
soop First Effort Burden Hudson, marble and pig Stuges
Ce1rmtn & Co.
soop Pointer, Fowler from Providence.
BELOW Br bark with passengers.
WIND r NJ, omW5W. aud clear.
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The following is the bill now aIider discussion
III the House of Representatives;
BILL TO REDUCE AND MODIFY THE RATES OF POSTAGE IN
THE UNITED STATES.
BE enacted &c That letters carried IN the mail OF the
United States shall be charged with postage "a follows
Upon each letter weighing over one hAlfOuuce when
postage is paid where such leeri mailed three cents
and loF each sdduonal malt ounce or fraction oil ha an
when prepaid there shall be charged three cents
There shall be charged upon each unpaid eier VeignpS
not more Than oneha ounce FIVE cents and Tor each al
ditone haounce. fraction o. half an ounce when 50
unpaid the sum of tlyecents
Seq ind belt further eRac1ed There ahel be chafg
each spaper OF no greater SIZE than Gaeeeh I've
dred square inches transmitted through the mats iID 20
Office Of publication any place out Of inc Sta,o
published the sum OF one cent aud for any such he "
per delivered within tie 9iGte where puols sa han
I cit a. etsI he barsed with additional rate for
each additional nineteen hundred square " md
hereof And nh pamphlets, periodicals. ltShZ!hs' anu
ober d,scrbtIon OF printed matter except nespa
pers which shall be qnconnectea h 10y; ri ~ I'm is,
" 70 nails Of the United States shall be chargeabie
witt postage the rate OF TWO cen oI eec copy sat 81
no greater weight than one ounce ana one cent IN aqdoI
for each additional ounce or traction OF an ounce bound
books weighing over birtywo ounces sa be deemed
mailabe matter under the foregoing provisions any hlng
in the fifteenth section OF the act approved March third
eighteen hundred ard forty five to the contrary nowith
SEC g. 4ndbe it further enacted That the directors OF
the minis in The United States are authorized and required
coin pieces ef the value OF bree cents composed OF
three parts silver and part alloy, which shall be
m tender for all debts due 10 the Government OF the United
Sslee, and to individuals, persons and corporations
SIC And be IL FURTHER enacted 1t shall the duty OF
the Postmaster General 10 provide and furnish TO al depu
~ postmaslels and other persons applying and paying
therefor suitable stamps of the denomination ofhree
70 facilitate the prepayment of the hostages provided for in
mis- act And to any person who shall desire TO purchase
ofthe Postmaster General of any deputy postmaster a.
any time amount OF stamps 10 the value offty dol
lars upwards such stamps shall be furnished dis
count OF ten per upon their par value Ali deputy
posmasers who shall receive any time stamps 10
lhe OF fry dollars shall be allowed deduction of
len per cent upon their par value
SEC s. dnd6e further enacted That thereis herebyap
propuaed out of any money the Treasury otherwise
dollars to supply deficiency that may the Post
Office Department
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Domestic Ports.

ALEXANDRIA, Dec 17-Arr Fairfax. Peshed, WORK H
wt,troit Lts Wilmington. &C SD schs Poupsro Perhet,
yen Washing ton Kendsk h. sch Eaad Jays New.
You
Ann Clark gon, sc Cid hp Charles, Collier, Horleans
bss ma Brl Webb Bermasa LYDIA stovsr Dunning Esssi
Brilliant FTisbe Charleston
BOSTON Dec ls-Arr bs W Johnson tBrl Duabar Dsby;
Hlt Thomss Dunbsri sch Pr Br, Ems Liverpool
Ipdas Br} Day EahsK Boundary. HAsS sill gundoa B.
Cru.hy Earfori Two Brothers a4a=fst Nachas; I7th
vintage Handy Alsay h'ylowsr Weara Portland CH ships
Cope LIncnn NOrelss Anglo American Brown
n sae fer casoas birs sarah nl--y EseE.
S.lsh rhiaeepts; Brl. 6arneat
Care Pear A;kiu C. H-urs-ts Yo rl ld: Elliot
EIport Rrl Day Halifax Cue Soe F Fouge;-
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BY telegraph.

BOSTUN. Dec % AR sch WakuIa NYOrk.
CID ship Kentucky Orleans; barks Sarah snow DO; Franklin
Iidad bss Sarah VILLAINS eenasgos Sh4kper sasua schs
Rpggod, Georg- town. nc; and Cornela, SYork.
CALAIS. Dee I-AU brig Protection, NYOrk.
cd6h brig Wheaton reiepbia 8h Coils Albany ach romah,
Philadelphia,
P0KLASp Declscd brig carlenas Cuba sch, Cutler, Ma.
tanzas, Excel NYurk
Sid brig Flcb-rt Pencil Demalra.
SALEM, Dec ia sch West Point, Philadelphia
CID bark VIM Schroeder X 0 Graude.
NEW-BEDFORD Dec l8-Arr ship John Il Edward Indian
Ocean, sos 1850 VIII Augustine Bay Madagascar,
Sept 49, ships Canton NBedford 400 1900 VIII of
Florida Do $50 p, $50 VII; 18TH baks Gosn do sp
VIII hes I'd from Sept In Mozambique Cnannel Phus tonGgion
g. hpback spoke Dec lat lon Rio NYork
Wlndies; sch Henrietta, Philadelphia
PROVIDENCE, Dec lSArr schs Fl Tsllman nacoah, VI A
Guest, and Gen Martin Philadelphia; w Turner Glide and
mcdore Albany sips Report PhadePha; Radiant Ca.to and
l. Long. NYork,
Cid brig Grand Turk Cardsuas
Sid sch Mechanic Philadelphia; sip Tho, Hull, NY0rk.
BRISTOL Dec lS-Sld brig Rio ST Thomas.
sAVANNAH Dec 6Ar barks Savannah Texas and Peter De-
mill NYorkj brgs Waller Ho1ie, DO and Gmon, Boston.
CID bark Exact, HYork
CHARLESTON, Dec losd Carolina; Avoa Boston, sch
CD Ellis, NYork
~~-~---,
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SECOND BOARD


The Stock market continues buoyant and the
sales Were large. All the Fancies have an up
ward tendency and speculation isvery rife. The
sales Harlem exceeded6 900 shares and themar-
ket closed firm at y cent advance. Erie went
to ssa, an improvement Of l y cent, with good
demand, Reading was NOT very active but firm.
Farmers Trust closed at 81, buyer 10 days, show
ing an advance OF J y cent Norwich and Woy-
cester continues active at an advance of Y cent.
Canton had nm upward movement and advanced
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TALLoW-We noe saes Of I'D hbIs ortroe (,e,oi,y ~
owe note sales of 10 bbla prime Country at

TALLON-We note aales Of 10 bbIa prime Country az
7S-, CASH.
GROCERiEs-A quiet market for Cofee, Sugars and
Molasses. The nclemeucy Of The weather restricts the
business.
HAY-A good shipping demand al lhe advance, with
aaes Of 400 hale= North River 6fs5c for 100 t4 cash
OILS-L1nseed has advanced 85c with saes OF In000
gallons English At that price Holders ask Gee.
sale Of 4,0O0 gallons selected Whale was made 81 Sc
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NEW-YORK AMPHITHEATER, 81

/ ' Bovery.-JAMEs M JUNE Il co. Prophetors.-
LAST WEEK OF CINDERELLA--Ths Evening, Dec
nasc and Acrobae feas by the best Equestrian Corpse
ever organized in America Nile LOUISE the grea est
Scene Equestre Mile TOtRNIAlRE viii introduce her
horse Brlaniu the grand act OF the Manege Nile ROSA
In her principal acI To conclude with ClNDERELLA
open al 81 performance 10 commence al IT o'clock.
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rFrnm our Cnrt.Anondan,.1

PHILADELPHIA Dec lsfr7ued-Brgs Erie (Br) Graham,
Petou Ms Zeoron Br Dart do; sch Miller, Elliott, Middle
William Thomas Tooker Bridgeport CT Cape May, Russ,
NYok; Mount Hawkins, do; Daniel Webster, Fokerts do
CearedBrss Malvern, Jarman Cieau-gos: Thomas Water,
Mnrshnan Antigua Tberus, Brown halifax Ms; Mail Baker Bos
Friendship. Aen Charlesoui schs Enterprise, Mitchell do
WIN Tnomas Tooksr HYofs; hhoney CorsNu Charlssonj
Cape May Raes NYok; Miller, Elliott jersey CtF Mount,
Hawkins EYork Daniel Webster Foetts Watson, Mar
shall Baltimore; steaLnir Penobscot, Seymour hYork
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Dec 49, long - 3d. brig Telegraph hence for 'ana'aS
IL ont. -. g.. -. -,
Sullivan from Orleans ioi hfoIi
Dec H. la; 28 long 90 passed ach Ida. of Halifax o.
DeclG, lat ~ long ~ 80 passed. sch HaonssF OF baeAp''
p lat, &c; gwen brig Morning Star Pua'f from Sf0fs'
u Nov IS s. long 81 IS w ship Albany from Gallo for Bal
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III q 4 MEN


o. p[,aa, eynrg IN mt It Tie Chuch be Foy TRINITY
~ ~ ~ I-~ -. Sir EDWARD STEVENSON To Js AMELIA
c BRADLEY, cr!y dat bta5 Of ~ W Bradley Eaq
IN Pfookyn. Dec ls.by Pew. lh BEN IAH p SUR.
6ks ESQ SsV ORR CITY, h' NARY q 3. daughter Of as
latA tlenisi badger Eco Of Boston, Mass
IN Brooklyn, 18th Re- N n Fi,bsU Mss GER
1RUl LANSING AURERCK and LIVINGSTON K. MILLER.
10th o Brooklyn
Church. Hrtard on Weiass14y morning Dc
Is b Rev. Dr. Williams JAMES II HEROf Ed. OF ths C,-y
ard AMELIA w. SMITH, Of tie iormef place.
Essz1z=nz5sn=sssasuzssa
DIED.
ca he 18Th st FANNY MATILDA, eldest daughter OF Jlspsc
2, and Mary Matilda Seaman
Relative,
On Thursday mofHug 18th hr THOMAS EVANS as= ot
yeDs.
n trends family are ayed to attend his fraera from 1
ms Az, Mr.. john Sherman Moaro-
Saturday, lc O'Clock without ffth-r The
viii taken 10 Greenwood Cemetery for ut-rmsl.
On Wednesday Dec Is. Brookin MARIE, vile u Charles r.
Glover AID daughter Of Rev 0hean Of Falmouth hs aged
"a years.
The f,miy respectfully
1ea on Sunday The ed clock, from - Lvng5toat
- BostoH amt Providence papers please copy.
aEz8sszaszzzazzsazzEzaa
Passengers Arrived
IN bark LyrC }roa Harae-Mesr George Kpp Mchasi Vi
bert, Albert h4l!nrn, and ] the steerage,
IMMATURE ALMA.AC......THIs DAY
5Es-R5eS...-- 20 Ses.---.--. So AsoH RIssso ia
HIGH WATER. DEC. 49,
saldy Hook. Gov Island 10 Hall 6ato 54A
TRIBUNE MARINE JOURNAL.
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By tbe Eric Radroqd-I6 bbls Peas, 10 do.
-Four; geo 60. Pore. Is DO Tailov, 81 do WHISKY lo7
Pres Dtled Fruit l5@0 do Leather SO do Poultry do.
ts9oi ~ 90 Butter. - head Cattle, ~ Go Sheep 10 do
Calves, 81 sides Leather
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TRIBUNE MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK......
Cleared.

ship Camden, Sherwood, Charleston Durham & Dinron
Shilling Charleston, Nesnh & Sons
Brs de SINCE tFr Anagun, Marches, Asone; Aba
ham Dimon -
seh Globe Simmons, Warrington City, Henry Delaney Dolce,
phladephla; Rio Fsnwk An Island and Jacksonville Patrick
benny Chester Baltimore, Van brllt Sesh Gertrude Horton
Pspdeon Franklin La A'engsr HASKELL Port Prince Snow
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BY TELEGRAPH.


The bad weather and increased offerings of
Hoes have depressed the market aud caused prices to 90
do"n sti lower. We note sales Of 1850 al SiQi TO- 500
bbls MESS PoKK, $40 10. LARD TIC
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California Vessels spoken, DC.
Spoken. &c.

0ct % a32 long w sch Wester, steeman from
Philadelphia Aug Isl tor California wa Rio Janefo
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Markets.. Carefully REPORTED FOR The rRIBus

AsHtsLIle market is very quiet bull firm Sales of so
DIS 81 D ova2 90 Tor PoIs aud 3 - for Pearls.
OOI ION-IheTel is much more fnnuess on the part of
hoCers and in consequence the sales been limited 10
TT . hales at ic Vance yesterday quotations
FLOlR AND MEAL-Our market for the low grades
OF o'hte ana western Flour Is very hrm with fair de-
ma1d al me inside figures, but there is little 10 be had al
our own QGQIsuous. There is but hide a1oa and the
market lends upward. Canadian is firm bul less active
Some Law b6s sold al 8lQi 87t for common 10 strait
o'att t03 Tor MA Ell 10 strait Michigan aud Indiana
auu VoUo ~ lot pure Gsnesee Southern il in bprar
demand and prices have improved Sales OF zoo bls at 5
a. rs for mixed 10 strait brands Closing 81 O55 74
RNe FloQrls heavy Sales of $40 Ibis al 7l Corn Meal
Is psniy ana lower Sales OF & bbs jersey al 94S3
Is lair demand for Wheat but the III
Cleiehey OF Tue weather chscL ed business large sale
oiN dadlaI " as ruino5ed but not consl1ad Some
ioyV ushe choice white sold for the West Indies al -
III uoIo Wtch IS On advance Geuesee j. held al z2uI
Snu " "i ~ i4@l ~ Rye IS quiet 7G5 lD77c
LI4ey j. arm SAFES OF ON bushels good 10 prime a. s74
d9c Oas are IN fair demand Ct 46Id47I for Canal and
s&4ic Tor Jersey Corn Is more active and steady Saas
OF -3ttV CUISINES 81 o+dbi3c for Northern and 656
% Ig li Hy@ SEuthern yellow; old il scarce.
F!tOh lSIONS-Oniy limited business DOING and the
Market iAvors the buyer Salev of $40 bbis NJ 752 81
iof old Mess. and SIS for new Mess Prime Is dul and
aoianal nj 35a8 ST. Beef IL held more ARMY Sales of
NOis az slV ior Mess Rac 75d5 IS for Prime Beef
Hams are n Sales OF $50 bbs al Sl4 as v rl!u or SIC
weighed OUT Lard quiet Sales OF 100 bbs GOOD al 7lc
ana otO kegs prime al &c Butter is steady with fair
delISnq. CEeese Is very quiet a. lI64c
"h!Shf-Ihe market Is lower Sales of 500 bbls Ohio
ana Prison al @os d7c, closing 24c Drudge is lower
SAFES nt OF OF So hnds a. &c time and interest
bEESWAH-HUlders OF prime Western are firm with
sales OF 600 lbs sc, cash
EAI ERS-Therei is more inquiry for primo for the
"lh SAFES OF Loco lbs a. S5c cash and go rs al
tLAA-1here is moderate demand for Jersey with
sae OF l,ies lbs al about &c cash
oIb oAhF-A good inquiry for export with firm rnar-
ket ana saes OF to tuna hies ono r. 22 so Thu ID 1ed
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a MEXICAN ART T /,
AaDFSTRlBi OK vii take plA -
TKlPLER HALL So.
On FRIDAY EVENING, D-cenbe, 49,
Members and Ladies admitted
ONE SAND WORKS or
including PainnDgs, Sculptures SIaueue,
MeaaLs IN Hronke. u.
Members and LADIES' admitted.

''v1a'9 " oFOhke, &c.
WILL BE ALLOTTED 10 rHe MEMBERS.
Among the Paintings are the works Of Cole ,n,t,s
o"ead Weir, Huntington Churcb tilsss Don vhr, Ysn.
settVesilesr Maesou Gigpoux Ros.isr Rr,t;lis ~
l1e' Baker. May, Hicks Dsas cfopsey Rsapev ,o1as,
seams feee Hirekpy Moron and o,her dstr .ci,ss,
American and resaeBl A-., .,na NJ VIII : = Ley
Aroo1s H.. woe
impression. from, ~. 70 a distributed, ara ski
-Hp'eSS'"'s rom me large gsrsyipys 0.t : l yn,.
buif' celebrated pictures Of he sArrI or sJ1NKpa
Hill end ,ba tn IN - TX W ooHhASLIS
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AgrsoNY j. BLEEcXER, AuctoneeL nrr
ARGE SALE OLE LEO VALUABLE

n
n ARGE SALE OF 100 VALUABLE
EIBULDING LOTS AT HARLEM, situated "a on ,f @G
9Th eth and h and lz8h zS9 i1 nTIgp0NY
1850 I9qh and l40th s,s at AUCTION .ANlJnG6 ~ a.
BLEFCKER will sell at Auction, on FIX II p la
1850 At u O'Clock the real estate sales Fooll
The following building ots VIZ: ,o,. .,s between
Ov8rHAvE-l6 the west side OF onsy y,oo II t0
l28th and z9h aud 3Gh Els forming the eoHf0 "'1'
TH Gg AND 1ora srs-Also 80 l9s on 111p 5ear
and l30th sts between Inc 3lh and sta ave Z"
ne OK e9 4gs arHAvzo lois On and next the n0fA"s
Of 5' x qof 5 lots situated on 3ls 81 s
and SD Str all P ng in one BODY between Inc ''n anu
eve OF ysog' al o. ssuaed the west sde OF i 5
ave forming the entire front o. Il, .ag eo D.3~"'
and 5o9 6 s qss Oh next the northwest ''
Of th,aye and 4qh 1s srs-Al.o, 80 lots on ssh ssa
Oh a'Is se nd .5s5 e q s all 9s
BODY directly S h se as aaas sppy os q
aor lefs aLa Broad where photographic ds
abe =, properly can be obtained l,%4l
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i w BR0wr. Auctionser.
f CoLros, Aucuoneer.
Z ARGE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD

AKGE SALE OF HOUSEHULD
Q1FURNlTURE, LOOKING CLASSES, &c. hc,-
THIS DAY Friday Dec 90 at lO4 O'clock at the Auction
-n4 50 Beekman ct and 80 AnD.st large assortment
49, -eeoud hand FURNITURE, such as 20.
of good new anu y, Lad.eads oIeIe ylass feab.
fac mahogany chars, Frel,-. a ingram carpets oil
er beds hair matiresse5 three.py we stoves,
cloths center and card tabes, chamber furn sea ali
&c Also about 200 mahogany frame lookng .Ses sas
sizes frstrae article. Also doz fancy IsOd dSo IL.
positive without regard to weather w.
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OPERA GLASS ES.-Just opened,
Ocase ofsuperior OPERA GLASSES. Also, splendid
variety Of medium and low priced Opera Glasses Also,
Opera Fans in elegant variety. at TUTFLES Emporium
OF European Fancy Goods 3t5 Broadway, next door to
Hitchcock Leadbeaer's dry goods esabishmenLdlO2w"
ECHANlC'S HALL, 472 Broadway,
I'VE above Grand-sl-OPEN EVERY NIGHT during The
week, until further notice.
The original and well-known CHRlSTYS MlNSTRELS
under The management OF E. P. CHRISTY whose Con.
certs in this city for succession Of four years have been
received with favor by highly respectable and fashionable
audiences Tickets q cts Doors open al ST; commence
att The patrons of Chstys Ministries respectfully
informed that the nsual Saturday Afternoon Concerts VIII
be discontinued for the fumre. On CHRISTMAS DAY an
Afternoon Concert, commencing at o'clock, PM d. In
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ITALIAN OPERA HOUSE, ASTOR
ii PLACE.-FRIDAY EVENING, Dec. 90 will be per
performed Donzeu's Grand Opera Of
PARISlNA.
PHrsina,.. .Signora Trufi- Benedict
LSO.. SlgnOr FOru
TO conclude with the Grand Ballet Diyersementot
TERPSlCHORE
Leaders, Mr.. KreutZer and Sig Lie!; Chorus Master
MI hensler Prices OF admission Secured SeGts Parquet
and Boxes 81 5O admission Parquet and Boxes the
evening OF performance, 81 Amphilheater, . Doors
open al 10 O'Clock
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SEVENTEENTH ANNUAL ERINA
SBALL: at TRlPLER HALL, on MONDAY EVEN
ING 30h December instant 1850 The proceeds of which
will be appropriated las usua for the benefit OF the Or
PHANS in the PrincesL Asylum. Tickets 81 each, adj
hitting Gentleman and two Ladies', be had spph-
cation to either Of the Commte OF Direction THOMAS
OCONOR, President, or Off B. NICHOLSON, Secretary
81 Franklin et. do S0'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-20

PROFESSOR SATTLERS Cosmo-
Il ramas consisting OF collection OF Views taken from
Nature durl years OF eve! through Europe, Asia
Minor, Syria, the Holy Land Egypt, Nlbia Ind Arabia
The Exhibition is of Broadway and Thirteenth st.
Admission, Is cents dl9 Az