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MlnnesOta-The Public LanAs.

The Minnesota Chronicle and Register in very
interesting article giving brief history OF that ter
ritory makes the following statement in reference
to the public lands to be offered for sale shortly
The public lands of Minnesota ia market and
subject to private entry presumption, at the and
Office in Saltwater, are;
First. The rich delta in the angle formed by the
St. Croix and Mississippi Rivers, and extending
up on the side Of the latter river to the Indian
country, over 100 miles above st. Paul IL il q
rolling country, ell watered, and sufficiently tim
bered.
Secondly: A treaty was made last Fall with
the Sioux Halt Breeds, by which was purchased
tract Of over 200 600 acres the west side Of the
Mississippi at Lake Pepin. Ii undoubtedly pos
sesses great commercial and agricultural adyanta-
ges, and il is said 10 abound in lead galena.
This treaty viii be confirmed by the Senate this
session and the wave OF population will undoubt-
eddy soon roll in upon the new purchase.
Plenty OF choice locations can be found not yet
taken up, within three and FIVE miles of all the
principal towns and main rivers. Land warrants
can be bought for $3.50 10 Sl50-wbich will secure
one hundred and sixty acres Of and-certanly
very reasonable price for superb farm land and If
a settler is not ready 10 purchase at once, he can
make location, put up small Improvement and
have q years credit on his presumption, before he
will be required 10 pay for It In cash or with
warrant.
n Is expected a treaty will be made the present
Summer with the Sioux, for the whole OF the rich
country on the west side Of the Mississippi, and
extending back for 100 miles. They are anxious
10 sell and Gov. Ramsay is already appointed
Commissioner to treat with them for the purchase.
This when made, will open for settlement some Of
the finest ard richest land on the globe.
The Military Reserve around Fort Smelling has
been an obstacle b Improvement in that portion Of
the Territory. II embraces some Of the finest
lands and choicest sites, on both sides OF the Ms
sissippi, to the extent perhaps of 100000 acres
This il is understood, will be offered for sale at
vendue the present Spring or Somme, aifording
unexamped opportunities Of obtaining choice lands.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

~ Rocky Mountain Drab Beaver hh,''I
BIRD Conner Pine and Eassaust', Invites as sle.'1 =
n, cusome-. and ue public to hi hesnin' Wai'7 20
Dish Beaver Hsis The ngh.nsss sri ren,J o. MS ~
I'D ~ q, nve use ssi season has Induced Inn 10 s' 0P
he -r.ce IN the moai rich srd eelani narnsf' =, ~
&c s.,o,t,uert Of Gen le,reu's straw and oher Hsa
OF he latest Descriptions BID,
,7ev-i, cor Pre- and Nasrsu 81.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

= osf IN r's ii1faIs EegSiS6 Ssy q Win
DC lcilpimtaI1e rev Comedy ir 3 arts entitled
c..-.-,, THE SERIOUS FAMILY.
taIlsn sisphy hsguTe ...................hr Hudson
nm6loEp sek. Chapman Lsdy Cream ... .ars He'd
FI.rk cett......st1ar, ~ Dsinsiae Mss Horn
TO conclude VIII th- Pa &c of
49,. n, BOW TO PAY THE Rent.
$500 hr M. sol
BOZ 3 az ,. ., ~ Wig Mr cog.e.sle, N. Hea
.eLH 1Nn5 81 fara Circles % "a GALLERY, ~ es1.'
RT0N's FHF kTER.-Doorr ope1 ~ > 70
tpfon r nee - Z -fli- sVENlNe, aay . will be
piy'o Ioost Gomez =. . scts, q
PAUL Pay.
CO.. ,moy..Nr =. Pa-il- Harry sa1'ey..Mrs Russ'N
Pan Fry....... hr Barron Nss Rs-tv ......Nss q 70
b. a. 49,. IT, Clarke pnr3r :, ., SleP ran
''''7 Tsy si ra 4,;.q eirs * 7ss Farce Of
Coz CIdlsy..hr Andrews Alice Cranky. Mrs Holman
q u Uni jordan Qli- Nsig0 .Nis5 Chs'r-l
IsioLs-bpXrs Dress CIc farq i-ile )1 ca Fsm-
p 'i'' second Tier % o'si Private Soxe. IS an1 3
NlBL0,s.--OPFN FOR THE SUMNER SEASON.
= tHiS hNLSlAG, Say p, Will be performed Morris
qliF SERIOUS FAMILY.
err -a,1re... s.o0~i am la o.. ang Hfs Vernon
C1e,' or as. .Rsytod' A'- Torsls Miss 81 Tag Or
~. %. l'-tF C- p.r4N' ,r' DE- nal .N-s S-..In
F-a-A liaoert .....CoT 40 Errl leslie H.'s Wln3.
1iCKLI5a TINES.
90 crarsy..a- Scsr.a1 Alice. ......si ss S-s..,a
CT b-c -y....fi- Nr.ttt ID .F M4rr-H.1 .ffr- ton
Adm.iol OIL paris ~ ti- tolss 81 cents Doors open
T.. ncccA, o. Commence 81. RI.
UEPhTETIUN az THE GRAND LNHIBI-
ttIiON CONCERT OF PRISONS AMERICAN
MAMMOTH, OR DOUBLE GRAND PIANO FORTE,
atihe APOLLO ROOMS,
WEDNESDAY EVENING May -.
Mr.. JAMES PRISON respectfully informs his friends
and the public that Consequence Of the constant appca
lions to see the Few instrument and al the urgen, request
OF all hose present at the frat Concert he will repeat the
Concern as above when performers will play the
same time on the Mammoth Double Graud Piano Forte
The following eminen, artists have kindly volunteered
their invaluable services;
HOFFMAN, flMM
BURKE, KYLE.
BOUCHER, ElsFELD.
PRISON JOHNSON
KING and SCHARFENBERG.
Doors open at T. Concert commences at clock Tick
els 80 cents each-to be had the pd cpal hotels music
stores and ct PRISONS piano forte mandatory 81 Leo
rsrd.T, uyI SITS
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~, Rheumatism.-Ths prevalent complaint IN all
It's varied forms may now be entirely and permanently
cured and generally BY a single external application TINS
en- bocaion recently brough by gentleman from Europ-,
ana known there the only SPECIFIC for THIS compliant
NAV be more particularly explained By inqginng the ST.
Chares Hotel S47 Broad way, NewYork, room 75 where
references persons recently cured Of the seyeres peo
Ibis complaint will be furnished fny29 q WGF
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Lopez and his Men-The Steamer Creole.

From the " HshIbKtUh HePuDIIc, may 81
The following dispatch yesterday reached US via
Charleston;
KEY WEST, May 81 1850.
The American steamer Creole with 600 men on
board, this day run into Key West, after having
landed at Cardenas, in Cuba she was chased into
port by the Spanish man-of-war steamer Pizarro;
about Is Americans were left on shore, having, it
is supposed, gone to sleep from excessive fatigue.
The people OF the Creole made fast their vessel to
the wharf and delivered her and themselves over
to the civil authorities. The Collector has seized
the Creole for violation Of the revenue laws, and
her people have been assigned TO the vacant
United States barracks for quarters. Except IS
men in the "Petre" there is no force here, either
military or naval
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SAILS, AWNINGS, TEN rs, so.

EHOsslfAN ~ PAhlSkN'S CALClNED So
- LUTON preserve all kinds Of articles made cam
vssa cotton hemp cloths that exposed 10 the wes-
er from midew rot al tae same time making them
uIey water proof Goods prepared with the Cscined So
luton are not altered In their appearance and will retain
their original color long they lsst Tho subscribers
have used this solution for two years awnings and saf
and have found to fail In any instance and now
offer It he public on the mos, reasonable ernA avn
ngs ssis Tents and AL kinda OF CANVAS sruc!es nads 70
order al the shortest noice.
PARIsEN GRESHAM, cor Pearls, and brosdwsy.
~ g. Old awnings, not spotted, preserved a. Hsn -
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TO LET AND FOR SALE.

~ AT PRIVATE SALE.-rhe three story allss
ard lot known o. Dou glass - south Bfookiynl
A Of house = FRET inches By 81 FRET ~ t-rh more
less sze Of Oi p BY e0 feet 10 deph Said noose Is in-
hel In modern siys, with marble manes, shailg doors,
grH'ts, &c
Aso ne 'hrees'ory hrk house ard oi sirsied On The
a. Baltic ard Court house = by 81 Zee 10 drp1
let Is ~ % feel 10 oeph, ngished a. store on ue
fist iooT stables IN ne resr OF Tie lot ge poon =.
BE urctsse money cen -ems'n bond and mortssxe OF
loh 90 ifa above pieces n property For rn-e ~
her particulars apply to ANTHONY J. BLEECkEk'
Agcuonesr, Broad st m'-' II"
q MANVFACTORY FOR SALE or TO RENT,
W win tiean-erglne 10 N-w ora Cy, ADD mtrll-ci1
ior sa.r Possession gwen u. of August Power
ooms, hand looms, snd finishing machinery IN iscl All
order &C. rsse re factory complete f'r wooden iar.oY-
The machinery b. been but sllrtt u usa APpl On
rT T-sr s's, - TNeaiy 81. gh.hst. near Nn,i-sy
IT,
ssS. fUR SAIL OK 40 HENT-A c,aa.rs .e4t
- az No. l0r Cffhc arem rfst, resr Wiif' fit1si
vl'h hue Acres q 'sll well Stocked with cf'ice
fit &c. Of al kinds Ths house snt buildings are new,
ra cy; lu having flrls- use bf item VIII eel ~ O.
90 th- summer 10 d good terant Apply %
my.qSis' JOAN BUTLER, - Ws'erii
g. FOR eAIF. To GLOSS An ESTATE, y
b. 0e eXrhaus ef, is-ge t-acf ~ good t'sn tni'
~ 're hrgrc--s Df te ksra-vhs Rivs- shout ~ nes
from ue ono River in Nrsfen Nirgira. o1y Oh n' -
.Irr good lrltl re- tlr IrT town iHou acres Hl 't
rr-r cha r-0rfr'r ffwi He evrharrcf f'r property
In r- cites rf N-F-lDrE hroOkVl, or pfop-fF urN
le -rH l rtr Irf Illc uf tlt t.1l lsl Com 81 -.0
rIurcs he tuc- That Company are nlY no ne RIVER
rlrieGi o. Ircl.ft "rs wood rn d. ard c'i ana l.. e.
Th- climate evrelleuiy adapted Jr e-igrsnts h-ng
m ara stable TIE ule - good. Apply 20 WILLIAM
SMITH, Eco Attorney a. Law,4 NsN-st N 4 or 70
JOSIAH +. RANDALL, South WiiansL N L.
Inn
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TRENTON FALLS.

NEAR UTICA. "
~ The Proprietor f.h- h'e q 'i3 Fals Informs
~ ub- tsat hr hes greatly IN frf h's n11-e since &C.
iss, .es.or more uan doubling be former accJnmjds
iors Including i1 bis inp-0veneas nev ADD o. ieOls
cirirRIu0m
families wishing f0 make EMS by ih- " sk pr
rori can De- furnished WITH suites fro9msc spacols li
well ventilated u MOORE.
Tiere ls now nsrk rad f'r Uics soi 1ersors AZ
Ing NtwYork IN he evening ho-i csa erve 'f 's f'el
I,-l-e . L ~ of nee rrrl l.- my11 Tvs
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cHRIsTY,s MINISTRIES,

MECHANlCS HALL
NO 472 BROADWAY, between Grand and Broome sn
lN-OPEN EVERY NIGHT DURING THE WEEh.
The original and wel-knOwn -
CHRlSTYS ETHIOPIAN OPERA TROUPE.
rbe frt established and Oldest organized band In the
world comprising company OF twelve performers under
the direction Of P Chnsiy. They viii have the honor
OF giving their Original and inmi!sble entertainments every
nghtunhl further notice.
Admission 25 cents Doors open at Concert Will COM
mence at O'Clock
An afternoon concert on Saturday. commanding at s
O'Clock, Pm. myN ous'
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THE ORIGINAL PICTURE OF FRANkLIN-
i Mr. GIJRNEY lie Distinguished Daguerrean Artis,
ss Broadway has been permitted b. tbs proPretor OF his
valuable portrait before be takes II back 10 Europe 70 axe
few copies from IL exhibiting al AIS Oe4oIy lhe
portrait By Dupfses Tie distinguished ia1er 70 L1as
XVI ard supposed TO be the hrst hker ever eksn ~
franklin and The one seuI Italy for hs hrsi bust and
n,cnre x,s oStsined my3 lwis'
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Movements Of Gen. Lopez-Further Orders
for his Arrest.
Bv Telegraph TO Philad North American.
WASHINGTON, Monday, Z7-P.M.

WASHINGTON Monday, I-PM.
Government was informed this morning OF the
release of Gen. Lopez at Savannah, on Saturday
evening last under writ of habeas corpus, and of
mis- departure for the South
Orders have been transmitted to the U. s. Dis
trict Attorneys at Mobile and New Orleans TO put
the law of 1918 in force against him.
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- French Iau.ause.- Closes All prf4te rs
sor attended ~ fhru.h Jt iie Summer seasJn. me
most approved method Of uinon j5dic1gsy male use %
ana the most faithful aue1ron pod - each Ind ndu4
leGrner-Recuced Terms IN cass IS for "a lessons. Pn
vate lessons from $40 to Sls per Course.
my2g l1*I DE GRANDNAL 1872 Broome-st cor. w oosier
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~ The Members of the Window.shade
Painters, Protective Union are requested 10 meet
tonight ats Henrys OF Catherine rs the Associs-
ton will adopt their Rules for the Shop.
= T. ViLLEARS, F. CAMPMlLLER, Presidents.
JOHN c. HuBBs Secretary. myZy IL
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just published, prce 81 =,
THE GREAT HARMONIC,
THE LONDON LANCET


NOR JUNE Is PUBLISHED THIS DAY-Pnce so
IL cents IS annnm.
NEW FEATURE TO THE LANCET
With the July number, being the commencement Of q
new DUNE will appear the hrst of OF Portrss OF
Members Of the Medical and Surgical Profession Of Great
Britain and Ireland. The series VIII include Biographies
ali The distinguished Physicians and Surgeons who
nv i'm portant public Offices, and who may have obtained
distinction by their abors and researches 10 the great led
of Medical and Surgical science The Portrait and Bio
aphy 10 the July No full page engrsvug) will be that Of
SIR BENJAMIN BRODIE, BART. FRS.
Sergeant Surgeon 10 the Queen.
STRINGkR TOWNSEND
rnvce II Publishers ~ Broadway.
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nS The PETITION OF EDWIN " CHAffkE, oi NeW
OBrns~ck N-w Jeey, prsns for The ertenou q pais
sranisd Chafee. Tor Improvement the nan1lr- of L.
da Rubber years ,Ii lie oa q SAD Pezi Wal
tafss place Tie 3isf DAY Of August, loJi:
4 ordered =; peton beard the Pst-nt Ohcs
the day August oek NJ AMI az srsons are 10
tied 70 appesf show cIle any sy have Why sal Perioa
ought not - b. grant,d. go. 80 -,
Ordered Also h. BE- Pgosaed the hspaoAe lHe
Isencer Unon. Washngis1 CITY D. G Nerth Aef,a -n'
WI J.r.ey Journal Pro-euee khode Isia1 oocs ~ek
Tor re- ue.,ge pr-Tous the 9Th day Of Augst nert
THOS EwBANk conHussioser Of rstsnts
Editors tie shove paper VII p-ase copy AID Sod br
bills 70 Paenf 90 ce, VIII Pspef eouitnag Ms 'ee
uy.e laW11h
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PAPER HANGrNGs.

PAPER HAHGIHGS'
TV,HOMAs FAYE l. co. 435 Pearl 81. near MadisonsL
importers and mSnufactuers onsr a wholesale ana
retail the richest and best assorted Soc " PAIL
are conssriy receiving from Paris - agents Of ns oes'
Preach factories all the styles OF enod psior 49,
drawing room and chamber papers N0ne ". 10
workmsn engaged 10 hang the Pape's my Iva.
nUBIIc ADMINISTRATORS OFFIcE, No Sasssa .trset-
Note hereby gwen % de r,.i', ana - 81 -, a.
IRYNF RFACH hfs u tie City Of Ne" lot s-5@ rv-l
e..sed and - alleged del nt-sts ihai ne -1e o.
the .as interstate 10 Tie hands Of the Puohc 80 =
min disposed Of BY him secofdns 20 ~ ~ ~
-e.nea b. sus awful o. ne
- 49, So - IN I'm New lork, Nay p le
"g.sai.-s.W JANIS 8 THAYER, Pusae Asnins'raior
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- NV YORK SUPREME C0URr.-Painck Caaghan agaopft
~ s--w Rol-Sumnou for money demand On eontract--
T. ASDREW KOALEs, You are hereby summoned and required
The complaint tbs acton, Oh vncl acOpy hei u The
tie ii this Conr AMI 70 serve copy o. answer
"a eopa NJ The subscriber, A. her ofce NJ. ~ Pu@
t York. l ~ day after the sercs hereof exclusive
o9f as such and fl 70 answer the sad
ia nj W ne arrsad he plaintiff tins acton m ttke
for The Of Seventy i've Dollar Nih in,ef
Day Of Jlulry thousand et lncr-1 nd
ff H. des Of this acton-D1ef, Nrw forss hy
g. 1870 p CALLAGHAN, lfl PiBest. PaaaHs Attorney.
u4t.Ylas1NNed
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The CUBA FLUMsUx.-The Sun Of yesterday
morning publishes dispatch purporting TO come
from New. Orleans, announcing the arrival Of the
Falcon from Havana. II is merely repetition OF
the reports which the Sun has AREA iy published,
to the effect that the whole Island is rising in favor
of Lopez, that landing has been made at Trini-
dad, on the south side Of the Island, and that Lo-
PEE will probably march on Havana and take the
Nero Castle. The Sun considers the Geographic
dispatches from Charleston and Savannah as fabri-
cations of the Spaniards
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lock,

THE CONNECTICUT CLOCK CQMPANY oser
great variety Of ses Of clocks pto cs9ryv orsas5
st,erded 10 al Ire Depot 81 Johns n and every COCK
warranted TO perform well nyi' ia"ifA'"01
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BOOK TRADE.
THE MINERS DAUGHTER.
A TALE OF THE PEAK.
FROM HOUSEHOLD WORKS.
2Y CHARLES DICKENS.
Price 81

Price Cd
WE THOUGHT when read that delightful story
w Lizzie Leigh" that It couc not be exceed or hard
y eqused but To- here is another equally touching equally
beautiful. We II dsguerreoyped the cottage SUI
rounded with rugged rocks and pointed cfs-ihe humble
hard working moher-Ihe lost chdren-ihe awful death
OF poor Davdthe brutal infursled father seeking to
destroy those whom he should Lore bes,he love OF the
beautiful Jane for the unfortunate Nsncy is presented
in most vivid manner.
DEWITT L DAVENPORT, Publishers,
mv29ais Tribune Buildings Nsssau.st
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REMOVALS.
SCHOOLS.
PROFESSOR Won HEERINGENs
MUSICAL CONSERVATORY,

MUSICAL OBSERVATORY,
27 Broadway opposite City Hs-rooms IL and - Sd foor
A FREE SCHOOL for instruction In Piano, Guitar
"A Harp, Violin and Vocal Music. Instruction given N
the old or new system OF notation BOTH tho pleasure
Of he pupil Terms 10 elasses per month only, for
OF Instruments private essons So per quarter Of u leg
dences myl4 isR
A MIDDLE-AGED FRENCH LADY lately ar.
a rived from Paris, situation IL an American
family teach French young children sad to make their
dresses and all kHd Of fancy things keep company 10 an
aged or invalid person Address 6OWhitss Can be seen
for two days from 10 O'Clock. my-J II
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REPORT TO THE CORPORATION OF

DROWN UNIVERSITY on changes IN the system Of
ID collegiate education by Francis Waylsnd read March
% 1850 lust published and for sale by
BARTLETT WEXFORD,
STRINGER L TOWNSEND
@. p. PUTNAM, and
rnv6 4vytteod LEWIS COLBY
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NEW EDITION OF "CIRCAsSIAD
sTRINGER TOWNSEND THIS DAY PUBLISH

4 TOUR TO THE CAUCASUS
l.. DITsON.
Second Edition, 8gO 81 25
EHE first edition OF this unique book OF travels was ex
hsusled rapidly IL came rom the press. In the
present edition the type paper and binding are entirely
new and the book-grHntng such thing possible az i'm
Observation-Disclosures than the former issue IL also
enjoys the advantage Of thorough revision annexation by
the sulhor The work IL delightful one AT this day
now that its value and popularity have been established
the publishers deem II supeTfuOus to do more than an
nounee thai the copies are now ready for sale.
The War Of the Women-Anoiher Of those deeply inter-
eslDg and singular productions which have made Dumas
famous.-50 cents
Life Of Jenny Elegant portrait steel 25c.
Secret Order OF the Seven. 81.
Our Gusrdian-s novel. Csc.
True Story Of Coal Fire, &cBy Chas. Dickens. I2lc.
The Empire City-By Lippard. 25c.
IL sTRINGER h TOWNSEND, 221 Broadway.
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- Benevolent Dyets A--ocintiOn,-The D ers
au0 F'risters wfI fn ilsi- so r meeting next iiji
3lsi OF Ma. 2, u o'cocs, 10 NJ Rcle's m-elngroon
e. F0rfyihs. al D. ars E.d -srs ar- respectfully H.
vi,ed il s.erd u order Cn'- Committee
ROB. DONALDSON Cll.fma1.
Rcn LrsT. Sec'rv myJ 50
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1oNsun1r TON, CONCLUSIONS, GROUP.

nlORE THAN A QUARTER Of all the mortality last
wi week was from Lnree diseases, viz the above.
IN. Y. Tribune, May Y, 1880.
The only proper treatment Of these three formidable dis
eases Is Get forth In ChronOThemal System edited
DR. Turner Of city by which the total mortality may be
greatly further reduced Price 81
nv S,i,1 LONG & BRO. Annst
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G.P.kJ. GRATACAP.
-xo, errQy PAPER HANGING,

UINDOW sdADE AND BEDDING WAREHOUSE,
$50 BROADWAY, opposite The PARK Fountain, New.
Es1sf York myl7 lms'
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sTRINGER & TOWNSEND

PUBLISH THIS MORNlNG-No 2; price 12i cents
stories from Household Words, by Charles Dickens,
containing The Miners Daughters Loaded Dice.
BIO !, contsinng Lizzie Leigh and the true story
of Coal Fire, can be obtained Of the publishers.
my2e p sTRlNGER TOWNSEND, ~ Broadway
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SUPREME CoURr OF THE UNITED STATS
WASHINGTON, Monday, May 27.-No ia J. Ken
nedy's Heirs, sc. appellants, rs s +. Collins
The argument Of this Sase was continued by Mr..
]. A. Campbell for the appsllee. Adjourned till
to morrow at IL O'Clock A NJ
RoDBERr-The dwelling of Mr. NJ c. Trout in
Mercer, Pa. was robbed one night last week OF
1913, principally in gold. reward OF $500 is
offe red for the recovery Of the money.
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EXACTLY 100000 COPIES ofmy Book Of In-
E/suucuons were sold a. O'Clock yesterday. Since
lhst have made q wager OF $1,000 that shall Eel 1000
copies more within three months from this day noon snd
that Of lhe 10000 not will be dissatisfied
This may big talk but II Is not surprising when yoa
iniure the lnen Tie washing which formerly occupied
I2bours over before break fa This the m0aey
returned Cell and see testimonials and specimens OF
washing or send 81 by mail 10 H. Twelyelree, Room -
50 ksssau-st New York Of whom alone can the Rennn'
article be had, 50 look out for cOunisrfeis ny-yH
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BY THE MIDNIGHT SOIlHERy Nail,
Things In PhiTadeIphfa.
CORRESPONDENCE Of The Tribun..

PHnADFt'Si,, Tuesday, Maya
Cornelius Mooney, the Waterman, who was .ho,
on Sunday morning last in Moyamensins. by .on.
roVdies, While he was in the act OF extinrai.b,,,
bon tre, is DOW at the Hospital, and IS no, er.
pected 20 survive.
The Asiss sdvices, published this nornrs noting a, a.
vsree ~ l. 90 srd p per bh IN FLous sslsef Der s,
ler Cr CoRN' 50 % per 20 bs ~ WsgAT ed ALL IA m
proven M toIrcN has unset ID me mark-t IN go
auc - arc holders ssk higher prices while bayers
hu- 'rv ~ present. Common shipping h-sn5s are h-t Al
- 5st 20 per b BAT transactions have come ania-
ms notice; ISLES Ur city cOnsrn ton a. JTi e,i fr
common ard eXira brands IN Rye FLoUS snd COss Ms,
there IS nothing d.inE NHEtT continues exceeding v
scarce and wanted; white - now held ~ 50 a. red a.
! IS Ter bush. The at sale OF RVS Wa ~ Gle CoSx g
IN good demand 'r shipments Wo bush yellow sOif ges
tfrdsy 90 &c. sfIsf hLi no ders ssh Oars are
very scsrce bush prime penns van sold ~ q. per
hush Sales OF WHisYY iu bhls A. sc and hhds a. 2fc
SAYS Of STOCKS - tirr Feiyc $40 Sch Nests rS
ed: 500 Rescmg RR e.. "a. 30 rad Bsns. va "a
N6rif An Bfrh. i& % Far sni Mech sank 6li $50
WI RR 81 81: - CIV o.. f3. ln $40 orc DO, 30 5 Is
NOr'ffra Gls llt. $50 m. Owl AZ o. yii >iu iA,
et $50 4 Bans 80 Uli'n CsnS III. 300 Reading RR;
.ii s2f'0 Ters r Moe. 90, Sion Allegheny c. So.
gf 90 ficrir Canal itl ISL TO- tl Bank 81 Ky i0,,
70 Nortovn RI SAG. roo Cam an An5 RR Bonds, y,
f5 Perm md Ohio Caia, So
NrrS rrr,f-'cf ffffsh ie'aras' ffi. 100 Y Bsnk,
r. $500 s'se q. - lor Union Cana q p - Cncl.
Iaa W y a. s 20, Pruniy!ga..s SanS, il1i e7''e
Reading RI ts7it
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CHOLERA.

NOR SALE, AT FRENChs BOOKSTORE Isl Mas
sau-st Dr. sheniifs Esssy Cholera, detailing plan
OF treatment which has proved eminenly successful
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U~s- FOR EAsTPORT, Me-, ST. John, N.
EAsSllsa---NB. Windsor, and Halifax, N. S-The new
sea-going steamers COMMODORE and
FAIRY QUEEN will continue run twice week be-
tween Portland and the above places leaving Portland at
80 on the evenings Of Tuesday and Friday Passengers
can take the cars at Eastern Railroad Depot either at
II A. NJ or $50 p M the boat will not leave Portland
until the afternoon trains arrive there.
Tickets for the Fare through will be furnished by the
subscriber, JAMES Il. HANFORD. Agent,
80 South MsrKetst
Boston, May, 1850. my23 3as25.os