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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-14

$50 ,bs Third London Edition Of the :" Princess
asr rae no more the moon may draw the sea,
Ths elond may stoop nom Heaven and take IN
WITH e1ld to fold, of mountain and Of cape
Pm, O too fond, whenhaye answered thee
AK me no more.
A.k me no more what answer should give
love not hollow cheek or faded eye
Vet, 0 my friend, viii nos ma thee die
Asa me no more lest ] should bud thee hive
ASH me no more.
A.k nae no more thy fate and nine are sealed
Istrovc against the stream and all in vain:
Let the great river take me TO the mann
no mere, deer love, Cor at touch yield
Ash me no more.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-14
fnADLE SONG.

thAU1Ls SV-NV
gwRsr and low, sweet and low.
Wind of the western sea,
Lew, low, brsathe and blow,
Wind Of the western sea
Over the rolling waters go,
Gene from the dropping moon, and blow,
BLOW him again to me- sleeps.
While my little one, while my pretty one
6leep and rest, sleep and rest,
Father will come to thee soon;
Rest, rest, on Mothers breast,
Father will come to thee soon;
Father will come to his babe in the nest,
Silver sain all out OF the west
Under the silver moon sleep.
Sleep, my little one, sleep, my pretty one
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-14

CASE OF Po1soSNG.-A man named J. 7. han :a.
son was arrested yesterday about elga' milgs
Of IN murder 1l, BE was brought to this city and al
t ter an examination before Justice Raord was was
committed to jail to await the order OF the Court
Of Thomas County, where it is alleged the crime
"s MAN, Of our readers will remember this case
which occurred in Thomas County IN I tins state,
bad Gl cone TO Thomas County stranger He stated
that thai he was an Engshnan and lad been cast
away he coast 6 Iq 2sv and f Sesys Of 5 he
49,: During his stay, which time, it
is i further alleged that mutual affection sprangup
him and the g9 of t Rd ff Ba o91 at
~ ii rs,,oVe the husband he poisoned him The
c;ti fs died Hanson was unprecedented and com
tted prison and a 2gi s. effected fec: , bis es
,etsterday by citizen of Thomas County, who
116anced 10 bcar oil hin as he was coming dogn in
t -.'' rars Savannah ia. Rep.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-14

BRowy Observation-Disclosures the new plan of
instruction pursued in Brown University, the
classification OF the students is as follows [ attn
Languages &c French CO; Greek 10 Chemistry,
4s History, 40 Geometry, ~ Natara Philoso-
ply, 25i Intellectual Philosophy - Logic, 81
ALGEBRA. % GermEa Language. '}s H.le.5ric L..
Cigil Ems -;re Ca-t.s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-14

"UNIoN MEETING AT UTICA.-Another dem
onstration OF the Gravitaton patriots was held at
Utica on Wednesday which was addressed by
Judges DEMO, Spencer and Beardslsy, and al
which T. S. Paxton and David Wager figured
They magnanimously resolved to abide by the
laws and affirmed among other startling PROPOSE
tons:
That every law passed by the Congress OF
the United States, in accordance with the provis.
ions of the Constitution, s to be deemed an eX-
preston of the sovereign will OF the American
people and as SUCH until modified or abrogated,
is entitled to the ready obedience and support OF
every inhabitant of these States
The meeting was quite tame affair and will
produce about as great effect as the late great
Hobbs Hollow patriots who proclaimed nonintef'
course with New York.
The Utica Gazette publishes the late Union
meeting with great apparent qualification and
has the following letter from venerable and res
pected Utica clergyman Of fifty years standing
which it inserts 80 with pleasure
MEssRs. EDITORS; Will you give place IN you;
sDirited journal for few remarks from an old
friend If so, my health permitting, WIZ laL,
nish for YOUR columns some extracts from LING W
time. on the duty of Christians relative 70 vac
obedience they owe to the Constitution, laws ana
rulers of their country may add some oosefYa'
tons and remarks OF my own
Won are well acquainted with my political il
mot NV religious views. 1t is not neediu for me,
through YOU to inform this community OF nay
Wing principles they have long been Known
So have my AntiSlavery sentiments. lou well
know that | do not belong to the Garrison or
smith party, but that abhor Slavery in all its
parts as believe God hates it. That it is one Of
those sins for which he will Judge and punish ths
evident from the dispensation Of Providence at
this time toward this nation that God has in a
measure come forth to punish his people for the
sin OF Slavery.
You may have as many Union Meetings., and
pass ever SO strong resolutions in favor Of the
Constitution and the Fugitive Slave Law, and
anathematize Anti Slavery men, yet God is on
the throne, and is JUST and MERcIFUL, SO that
liberty and not slavery shall prevail throughout
this nation, or it will be destroyed. That God
will punish this nation for her oppression Of the
poor negro, unless she repents no religious man
doubts. Abotionists will not desist from their
object the Lord is with them, they putting their
trust in Him, and they see that they do nothing
contrary to His holy word | would proceed fur
Their, but my Ill health will not permit, as You will
perceive from my handwriting. will close by
giving you a short extract from the Discourse on
Christian Character, by William R. Williams.
at Christian Patience) does authorize escape of
submission any impious laws OF human mags.ry and
here Christian patience must obey God rather than
and shows ITSELF by obeyng the wrong law and thds
cvsdng the penalty but by breaking the law obey God
ard then Drawing for mars sake the penaly OF conscaon
u Itea a1 Dec. 10 To- -- ' ''''-' o wETMoRE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-14

Ia DR.. Joseph Torrey, for many years an ex-
tensiyc medical practitioner in Salem, Mass. died
at the residence Of his son, in Beverly, on Tues
dav last sgod So
The New York herald., 1850-05-02

WrnrEspay, May l-SF. n.
IN. stock market opened heavy this morning. and
prices could not BE- Sustained The announcement BY
s,,rr.ph Of The srriv. Of the Cambria at Hsiifr-th
one weeks later intcig from all parts Of Earope
had u ndeney 10 cheek operations In the market ge
n.rs,iy Cotton specustors have bcen agreesbly die
amounted by the accounts from Liverpool No sd-
vance vas Anticipated and they merely looked for that
market being sustained This advance In cotton gives
ms little taste of what the Canada viii bring We
expect by her an improvement Of at least one hall
p~nny per pound and have no doubt holders OF the
raw mater ial here and growers throughout the south
will be In perfect rspsures With the nert sdvcee from
the other aide. Nothing can keep cotton down precs
are bound 60 70 up, in spite q all the combinations
f,rmed In Liverpool or Manchester 20 derress them
The Canada will bring Of the arrival Of the
Niagara In Liverpool and shall, no doubt, have
VIZ interesting reports Of the ereiement and move
uen,s I'm that maket, when the bombsheu from the
Nssars fell amidst the bear spectators Of that port
Goy,rnment stocks we're In fair dsmand si better
rr,ess than those current 1T the departure Of
an. America The advance in cotton IL about
,hs only favorable intelligence received BY this
.,,,y.i The political is 81 no Interest
n, Importance, 90 far ~ We can Judge by the tele-
vr.phie reports. The steamer that left Liverpool
s,s sth of Aprii--ths Canads-is nearly due, and
,h, 1. very little doubt but that she vil bring
.,r, hat viii create an excitement among some cf
our .peeulstors
,he ar.t board to- day. Hric Rnilrced, Eev Haven
p.u,o.d and Canton Company fell on y per cent
..,h There we're very limited transactions In the
,..sns faneie. and the market slc-ed heavy, prices
FINDING downward
IN. y,panee Committe. Of the sensss have rsrorsed
=, ,,.,dment 70 bill. making provision for the sr-
..,s. Of coin in any repaired amount for All bullion
.,,.s ~sy be passed the minss which vas adopted
end the bill passed.
IN. receipts AZ shs once ef the the Asd-sans rrea-
- Of THE port, to-day, amounted W sE"o' pay
>..ss sss,2cs; hslsnse, sfsos,sc2 "a 1hs 'pe"s""'
The New York herald., 1850-05-02
FINE ARTS.

a pvpIcAs PORTRAIT eALLERy.-Jusr PUBLISH
n e. the following rcrtrsits-l. Hon Dsnis Web<tsr
n william Cullen Bryant 3 wiiism \. M0uat T. Joan
ouipe, hJsrns. q Hon Henry fiays Robert Fuor Sue
of ,eei Print h. b a nch- price ~ each plsn 81 E
This Gallery Amccan Portrss - the hnest work
and she k the best
tnksn Tho coIleeop v be arr~y increased ssd ~
s kopsa that every American viii aid n sstentns the ctr
sulaton a sueh national work Ortsrs Tor single
pylnts or TIE -hoe se-dsd 90 With care sad despatch
CouPIl, vlBERT 20, fublishers ~ bros1vsy.
re v Go. have sonsfantlt on hard the uic~t er-
collection cf prns 70 be found In 'hs Uned ststss
NJ A11oNAI ACADEMY or DEsiGN.-THR TWENTY
IN ara Annual Exhbitien nov open .. "a. ns- faeT
90 prcedvay orposte Bond street. from A. ~ unul " n
Admssancs ~ senss-ees@on sshsts ~ ssss csssAosues
t2k o~r.A
The New York herald., 1850-05-02
CAf.rrORN1A.

GREGoRr-s CALIFORNIA ExrRESs- AN ExrRyss
VI wi Be med. mad. NJ and for-srd.i psr
In sharFe Of special The derery % rsree aaa
peetsfts W this Esrre~s line fer all psrs .r.rris
Ne arrival 81 sbs steamer 81 San fransr sbsrey
ne Pearl scrnsr of Wan
THOMPSON HITCHCOCK. Asss..
B-raymers foe frrshs he made here sr W CALI
s~srsa. 90 desired.
The New York herald., 1850-05-02
MusEmENrs.

RowERY rBsArRE-THuRsDAY EVENING, NAY 2
KiSr siissi jar rasar si Sr esss kias y
& anss NJ ns.aona,d Earl Of Kent Mr. G,lhsrt Duke q
Dunn Oval ALAN s'Isi% ei'i No.
E,ss. Sc s,: Jss,P e STs;
M ste,ersi harmaduke Nagos Mr. winans; Alice, Nj.
ss' & r sni :s srrs.n @ Ss S r. As*
Win srRGs Of H. VI. ws%.
wood To es followed sy hneT snrstta entitled oua GAL
@ '%'@S Ws% Nj 6Sr cs Mr. Mr.
w'%, ne as ,as fISSs rE TEs
DE- With he fs1ss q NE
ersnsI7 AZ ~ ceeh. 9ose, sc Pi,. ia,,e
Shas sa..Inpr;s;y ;yssSs nsy I'm
Ki;Ssiss, Mr.. Sssas; Duke dAaSo..,, NJ MsoouaI'
s.sE' ss Afss ss ~ s Ir' 'iS".i de sas
csi..f esfTAiN y. ~ rhg
tS rnra & Doors az to
csiosi. Rc,.s and Parans, S'c.: XmIhthsatrs, aSs.
CBRIsTys NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HALL 80: Az
~ broadway, between Grand and Brooms strssts-Msn-
r.;
cSry 's'sf hsss The
sn, farayr no.iss Aamissop 2 cents Door. open =
on Saturdays, commencing at o'clock, p. N.
RARNexs CHINESE MUSEUM. ass BROADWAY. Sc
- Spring and Prince streets.-P T. BArnam Pro-
pr,s,c, and Manager Las, week commencing April rh
Inrana Monday neTtth being The only sPpsrtaniy that
ireiss osg During last six days the Museum
by sn s s .s ssys una.
m ss%s ss a n ss s
feet y ,h. living addition n. Chimes Fami ssn... Of
her serving maid aged q Mr. professor of
Chune his SON Aleet Mong aged
Vocal and instrumental music will he performed both day
NY Open from H. iii 10 p Admi.non IN s5 .snas
Children under w. half price.
MRS. FRANCIS ANNE KEMBLE WILL READ. AT
~ Hrsokyp % 81 InIrsday evening May the play Of AN
o'clock Saturday evening May she will read MACBRTG
Tickets 81 20 he had AZ the door the evening ~ Reading
KFw READING OF sHAKSPEARE.-MISS FANNY
~ Kimberly reads the end Of Act Ill., Scene v in Hamlet
ourrsNay then, III set those to yOu that SPEAK.
You go not till ] set you up glass.
ovrrs:What wilt thou dor Thou wilt net murder me,
Poi. tRehndl- l-whst ho,-helr!
HAn.-How nova rat! (Draws)
Dead, for a ducat-dead!
tiamlet makes pass through the Hrras)
PEI. lBehind l-oh, am slam Tsls and dies)
II rat, need'st stab him thus,
And coil thy blade with vermn's boodf
To Iuy LYONS Magnetic Pin.
Which rats and mice as surely will
Destroy, as, through his Magnetic Powder,
To bugs, feas, hes, and roaehes,.
Unmereifui destruction approaches p
o. what q bloody deed!
centraton Of attraction! Two splendid performances
every day o'clock in the afternoon and the evening
apfsar .. the wsilhaia The Female sorensdsrs Orshes
ira Boz. Sh cents; Parquette. 1 csnts
The New York herald., 1850-05-02
View York ay,h AuTi,. Isyl.-C. Edv.r,

New York. xSth April, ls5s'.-C. Edwards
Lester o. Dear Sir We have examined with great graN
nesn tie humier Of your Gallery OF lusirous Anne eans
containing liz and sketch Of the life of S Wri ht.
The Likeness we consider perfect and in The brief space 70
vhh on were restricted, think have done all that
YES possible to give view of the fe and
visss Of the disir gaissed subject ~ sketch.
We are, dear ir. your obeaient servants,
JOHN A. DIX,
A. &. FLAGG.
The New York herald., 1850-05-02

vI,o cAilfoRHrANs-KkvoLyi AND rOcRgr
Pi-ssls e All lind. Rhe- Csrhirs- ssd Mnstes sp.rt
Ing articles u se<rfrtis Hard Cuslery he he
y" "'"'' ''' wy RW. xW Eiss 4 CO.. n n.,dss pns,.
The New York herald., 1850-05-02
Sailing Of the steamer Ansrae..


boUos, mey i, Ioo0
The America called at twelve o'clock with hum
Srsd and nine passengers for Liverpool eleven
Bsnx She alec had s24 600 in specie and s523as in
bullion and gold dust.
The New York herald., 1850-05-02
JOHN A. DIX,
A. &. FLAGG.


Tke ia in. he friends OF Mr. John Broushan pre-
v.r 10 Tuesday nsxwhea hs benent will take pass at
Ntlos-somes this (Thursday evening. the Astor
Rsuss. att o'clock general and punetuai attendance 10
sseA.
The New York herald., 1850-05-02

Arrival OF the Osprey at Charleston.
PhILApELpHiA, May l, 1880.
The steamship Osprey has arrived ut Charleston %
hours from hiadelphia-eucountersd heavy head
winds throughout the passage.
The New York herald., 1850-05-02
The Southern M all.

WAsnfsGroS, May l. 1850.
The Southern mail, due this afternoon, has failed
beyond Wilmington.
The New York herald., 1850-05-02

Cooley Reese will their personal and prompt at
Senton to the sales Of Furniture o families breAkins
or will reesve IL for sale, their and
espaccus Rooms M7 sad 1s Broadway, Of
White
The New York herald., 1850-05-02
REMOVALS.

II yMoyAL-w A. COLES q FREEMAN, IMPORTERS
Fancy 0eed. hsv. removed frou Ne. rs " Ne. 81
e feuna sood ss~rtmer 81 and sserahs seess s.n-
stinr In part of yewry srssh snz ether fsns 30 se
Tvi.t Connie Hair Pine suspsndsrs. rsinunss ness
Biscuit sss'usry Corussn ctums. Rnss ne. 70 ~hioh
p~ve
The New York herald., 1850-05-02

Boston and New York TcicSraph-morss'i
Hnsvor sale Twenty Shares Of the -took sf The abovt
Ccnpany. Address IishtninS 81 this smcs.
The New York herald., 1850-05-02
ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAy.
THE TRADES.

THE TRADES.
N0TItE.-T0 TIE EMPLOYERS THROUGHOUT THE
IN t,ionVe hereby notify them that time they
Should phols by stating what KIND OF work
they they supplied by addressing letter
to {. President Of he New York Saciev. post paid
GEORGE HOYT. President, l66 Stanton street, ". Y.
No1lCE-A SUITABLE REWARD WILL BE GIVEN
~ who win give information that will lead
detection of the Who entered the burial ground
belongng to Tie Congregation Bnai Israel.
SIMON II. COHEN. President 60 Duane street.
COX kEWAkD-LOsT ON WEDNESDAY, LIST MAY,
R%O in going from John street through Broadway 10
Chsmters sn al package, containing 81 in American sold
aud f2 in bills The above will be paid to the finder
~ returning the lost G. Ryan, Chamber street.
New York.
7 OsT-AT NIBLO'S OR IN BROADWAY, BETWEEN
IL Prince street and Waverley Place Monday evening
r 2lh Diamond Ring consisting of large diamond
surrounded by aller and mounted in gold
ward will be given Who will return the
Ne 1.f Rr' Adwav.
II OS1-ON TUESDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL J)rH
IL letween Hillary and Fulton Ferry, the Brook
Ign side Fulton Ferry and Leonard street Broad
way, in New York. small round Wis Box, containing
white wig and heard by Mr.. J. WallAek. Jun. in
King Lear Whoever has found the same and will return
a. 20 the box Office OF the Bowery Theatre shall be suitably
rewarded, and receive the thanks Of the owner.
The New York herald., 1850-05-02

The Rieheli+u Ever Pointed Gold Pens


Daniel Webster-The Original Daguerreo-
type which the Portrait in No. Of the Gallery Of
The llustrious Amsroans was engraved can be seen ~
BkADl'S Daguerrean Gallery, No. 2s5 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1850-05-02

A BLANC BEcuEr DPIIHiN q co. IMPORTERS
81 m fcots, have removed firm No ~ beaver ssssss
y Ns. sWiiilsm street
The New York herald., 1850-05-02

street srers TOR sle worth Of tine Carpets and OIL
Cloths The stock will he sod for cash. per cent below
prices. Those Of Carpets Oil
Csths will do we'll this large stock Of
0arpets
The New York herald., 1850-05-02
PERSON Al.

INFORMATION WANTED-OF WILLIAM MOORE
Who left county Tyrone Ireland about the year is<6
Any Information will be thankfully received ey his lister
Moore No Richard street. between Sohuyiki sixth
and Seventh and Lombard and Pine rrss Philadelphia
fernsylvsria.
If Mr. JOSEPH DuvICNEACD. OF NEW ORLEANS.
st in York le will please call Messrs Guern
ger Laape No. is1 broadway business of Importance
H. himself
The New York herald., 1850-05-02

Dr. Wallace, Oeulist, has removed from
q IS feurth street. woos er street.
Once ho lrs-o till oA.M till 2 and6 III z Ph
The New York herald., 1850-05-02

centre OF a,tracionCa evening A. Brother Perkins
Orient salo you viii lind Odd Fellows of both teo
ss Masons Of division United Americans Druids
and above all Good Fellows without number just the
serving he steaks and Of splendid Green Turtle
weighing over 90 pfrnds.
The New York herald., 1850-05-02

TONS B vANDg wIkLY mas RRNovgD uIs OF
Gee W "a Wee, s,rcst Moth River ks- ress the is
Ns,
The New York herald., 1850-05-02
I rokI.k nAs s.sovEp rRor % VAIL srnsrr

s. WILLIAMS HAs RgwovRD uIs
N C1athrf r.tstfshment from ~ "a ~ Eae ssrsst
sss te,cv rriten street nearly errr-s the Sun once
lie hes On ksns teauufr socds sus,st
pre~est beth made ssd s~sers
kn usssl ssyk VI assnssss asA vsry nsAssAts changes
The New York herald., 1850-05-02

o.. last liz, longerf ,has t.c question Ans-if th
cid pretty well out; IL has lost its osina
symme'ry-defermed IN crown OF brim-looking rathe
thslhy Fentee If is anything else than The prssea
IA yGu recently bought represented 10
the quality that be made but an abominsb bl
ape then yen ainly need That Is OPT
ries. II may 10 lie Interested one but we shou
like 70 talk particularly about t. and tsup You vi q
en- OF WARNOCkS Hatters DJ broadway
The New York herald., 1850-05-02
SPllRTlN0.


u ;, q. Ssoss, p n Purse and s,.h. sis, mile h.s..
sl.s s, A, as s.s ,s si%'i
names b g Jehn.ou. Colt. lnnediseiy sf,r Pur-, and
sSssg % sss ssss 'sT;. ;s%s
IN s oi sas ~ !. he .rSs
JrAioN COURSE. l.. L.I--TRorTiNo.-NoNpAY. NAY
eh purse s t.o mil. heat. y hsrn. 1 1r,, d2r q,
Ihur,dsy evening t9Oeoet IhI.s q nor. e %sss
NEW YORK TATTEKsALLs.-A LARGE AND IN
sai. q Isrss. c.r,,as.. .na -rss. .n az,
By esnemsn cc.inr thsir ssabshmsnis Aue-
ofo. W KILLER Proprietor tss broadway.
LoR sALE-A SoRREL DogsE. SEVEN YEARS OLD,
both IN .ssss .Sd hsrSss So. sss ssssS. hsrn.ss
ssas and brsls IN order VI. es s'd together or
IIossl owNIRs BAcKhLN, CARMEN AND LIVERY
various diseases Which they ar. yea have ss %
h.nsft asIiysa tAsy will no,hias soid b W H.
WYATT. u chrJ',s street, sorber BAJard Pnss - 'san
package.
A wTII-sHAPED PLEASANT. DRIVING HORSE
n Ibis horne s not too day, from re e9uni,y-can trs,
S,AppIr BoRsE. SOUND. GENTLE AND BEAUTIFUL
- old and h ~ te LADY here Tor sAls od-
l.ms siatle Fourth sssnse near Astor fsee'
q che ufice.
VIoRsrs. CARRIAGES, ke, FOR sAlf-CoNsisTlNo
III darrsh sor-d .srrisr- iIer.,s aso.; cars
rag .ysn ae yss,en wsssn .rV,,sE NHsgn; so1s snd
Abe valuable cray Her, good IN harness OF under
saddle Aso, the veilknown horse kosnoke believed
Ne tbs and fs.sst In this eourtry All IN good
erer and scd In consequences 81 the intended absence q ths
he aypsstion 90 the tSschmsn at the
stable, Ne. West Eighteenth ffth sven.e
Also front doutc Pew No 49, IN the south gallery Of 81
Jokns ChsTsl
NOR SALE. HAN psouE rwo sy.T FRENCH Pm r.
Msxun In good erder. ard ~f te sold lov Apply
. ~, stahle. On rHth svenue near Clinton place.
NOR sALE-A CHAtsE stirABIE FOR a PHysf-
eisr; and light hurry They have been but little ussd
10th they tuit the best
mal.rs in the eity scld In1uirs
kngs stable. rssr ~ Juc.cns Hotel.
The New York herald., 1850-05-02
Ko.,ee-Dr. J. w. Pow eli, Ocuiiss, Aur1st,

Ac the public, that in order % NEE, his greatly In
err and to prevent hts patient,
being delayed he will extend his Once hours
from ocoeL, daily, at Warren street, corner Of
where be obtained his Treatise ON the Eye
Price ~ c,nts Artiheial Eyes inserted.
The New York herald., 1850-05-02
LEGAL. NOTICES.

MuNICiPAL--aAlOKs Offick. hEhPHls, APkIL
lvl io.Resoiyed, ny the Mayor aud Alderman Of the
Memphis, That be requested
th o Memphis alec In in hs cities Of New
York PhAdsphia and New Orlcsns requesting sll
holding the bonds liabilities u Memphis south Mcmphis
report the the ksyor With shs data numssr and
amount Of sAid bonds or liabilities.
Il. HICKMAN. Mayor. City Of hsmphis-
The New York herald., 1850-05-02

LNoK sAik.-T0 gAiLkoAD ADeOMPANlss-fouRNEW
Ioe, Ensiner and tenders for track M feur
DrvnE Wheels feei dismetsr Cylinders IL In. damsser,
stroke; four Guide Wheels In wrought iron; Trusks
heavy srouyht Frzes with pede~Als welded Tbs0o
aud buit sf the best mass-
rsls and variable cut oh and all i'm
Al-o several second hand Loconoves Tor eals
shsap which would srs~er for gravel engines Address
L.. =. NORRIS, SShsneetaAy.
The New York herald., 1850-05-02
AMUsEMENTs IN PnaLADKLPHIA.

RARNuMs MUSEUM, PIiILADELPHIA.-P. 7. BAR
- Proprietor and Manager Henry Sanford Aaxs-
tant Nsnager-Cen Tom Thumb victorious in ths QuakeI
City y-fuy apprccatpg the tingushed favors lavished
upon since his hrst and wishing TO
ty his patrons and the public who have throngcd the IS
le,ees has held during week. the Manager
esrense has secured his for the week
is happy that he will appear BOMBAS
TES Fl lOsO his chief character and In those perform
which excited the wonder and admiration Of the
world Ballads, Dittes, Dances etc. The whole
appear in Drama. Farce. &c. The numbsres euri-
oses general adm alton. Ia rehearsal, Hop o. Ny
II umb performed by the General for 2p ghts In London
other eities with great success Adittanee Is et
children under 10 years, 12s cts
The New York herald., 1850-05-02

CoNNERs U.ATE BuRTON's) THEATRE -ARcp
~ street, above sixth Phisdelpha-fhird Night Of T.
lsIformanes will consist q Riees farce Of .he 70
REIGN PRINCE Also after the drama the farce Of JUN
JUN Of which Mr. Rice sustains the principal
parts " style unequsled The entertainments will
d with the melo- drama of JACK ROBINSON AND
HIS kONKEY-In which W. Weed Sen, and W. Wood. Jr,,
will apJesr in conjunction with the songs and
will he o.rvd beside. Doors open At7perfsrmasss
N commence at ~ o'cleek
The New York herald., 1850-05-02
To tho Clcr. ymen now Visiting the {

knex I2 Ful has excellent stock Of Hats
presy manu- lrred oisr-ymen and laymen vlsisnl
NV York during "C'ryenion Week" His prices III
least twenty lowe tan other first class etAb
hs m nts.
The New York herald., 1850-05-02

NIX iNflNkTkfk. bOtk PAMPHLET, SENT H
lvh time since sluahie have ths
ts 20 sseertsn vhsther the dollar Lost saved and
tns the pr FRONT he kehen beyond the greatest ssrss
tatien You have mm"r: ycur<lf have s<es ssses
b, eh ard tov since srd have praised N he 49,
sssed terms the frst 10 this o~n - rurense. ebe
p.n rhie, and .yssy zoe hss y-r.hssed che ss
eiinitr, ycu have COED sss sbort here As~ve yees
rssmtnt. sns fsJ that fr washing scpsefr,nes 80
ecs. II vrsqpsIied Arreint an ssst IN ms p'sse ssa
relieve wsyirg questions. Ihsvs at ~smesnf-
sstsd y.ur s.er.t, hrt s.-ry e's wemsn sss s'"I
ART " ssnsrx fer Joy 81 the fr-st seeevery wmnvW
you esrtie~sts IN The bvsdss sfrcnse
.ne ,sns't ianssas' . srrrIss %" /. Sasp~ss.
nsr,er ~, .sr.. sr ,hs sosp, s~a Hsaviy IN
.,s, ~ slso ths, yeu are tsusht v
faded and dirty safrt sna '"s" sss ~.
M IwEIyETRIE Rssn q Ne. NNsesas sWsss. BIZ.
The New York herald., 1850-05-02

CAMDEN AND AABOY kAILkOAD LINE pOB
u rhilaseph~. ~ oeieeh ~ and hsf-p.st eelosks
T.. NJ stesmboat JOHN POTTER daily. Sundays exeeps-
cd rou per kor'h Rivev Faro Srst slass SIS
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