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Spring Of 1850.

l. OPl2AS VI AooU.
Nv. G. BANCROFT. :, .u,s ;,n.e:.
253 and 25:i'.Esng Street.
Is n"N.- receiving and offers to purchasers rs Of
i'Rl GOODS, who may visi, the City one oi
The
Largest Stocks ef.Hsicfl :tnd
HpcserHirbia, GOQsls 4.
ever ryr~cd.in Gh.rltStsi,. s.slavsf .ratAe cx.
,cnsiye Arrangements for SPRING SALES. IL.
inritirs ptirrhasetsro his stock ms II
IS 'nifsunit 'rartivu, embracing all ih. vi.
rlcticS ufNrwand ,,.T,
Elegant silks. both black and carorr,l -.
- Grenadines. silk. aInslisH, Iiz.isSssy- s.
,Ginshamsa GinshaIh Hsalltns, Prints;
III 4 l'taccpE, ,Bovlhsngs.E-I liallys;
: FtTbroidcrics az various s,yir=.
Evening Dress Goods in variety Of style and
fahrirx
White Goods Of all The various quaIi,,c-;
Elcsnn! Grape, Lace, silk aud Muslin Shawli
and AIun,i,s;
Linen and l.insi, Fabrics, -. -. NJ
ilosbrg. Glnvrs,auh t'rdcr Vests: silk, Nc.
N ..r'i ti,t0 anst CoH"Rfi ~ p'ni
EInbniiercd. Revere stitched uraftplnin Ii.
ncn Can4hric iIdkfsi great variety; I:
=. -1tLSU--, nitsiyis.
;u,ais tqJ t;-nls,W in nt the lea.lint: styic.
oiWcorn and Cotton Fabrics
ri, ..r.n --ALSO-a: ~h '. '''.'
~ most Gou,plcic ;lSs,nHtenf ufal!' the heavy
CoitRi FabIjcs for PLANTATION H,. .:rug.,her wild,
II iasgc stock, gf hlcuchcd and brown DoInrs
ties ,'coiarrd co,tri-. e,i..1te' III e.. -:
Purchasers can always depend Hn,n Smlinr
,lr. ncwcslsiylcs ot goods imported, NJ an ,ryrn
is always in the Market to supply us with III,
most Eashi"nnhlc Goods.
In wrrd,' the stock will b. found to .en,
brnGv iR'i,rlp every article in the Dry Good.
line anil. HlhlsS hf'irtt ntiIt.r ''Rh'f::.
:, :. LOW EAT hG,&SiBLE. RRfCES.
y B. Iiu, hn. made large e,lri,,i,1rs III. Nh
Nhn!"7'St: ,Hs,n~.anh will hc.pa,Frr,d to- of
Ter Ai,rHin,n'*, unusually Attractive stock
nndinyii.v- iiu, ..iir.di"n uf.afl wh, wish I,
purchase Goods mt Lor Prize. Tor Cash o
7TTmm Fay. :;
Feb. 1880
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$lo0 REWARD.

/ will give 7he' nhoSe reward for proof 10
ter by lTtdcP Deing harbnur,l by any rcsponsi.
bic White Man. and Twenty-Five Doldrs for
his apprehension anti delivery in Sumter Jail -
Said hoy was bought from Hatson Corbitt. and
has a wik' at Reynolds in Darlington, ncnr
Bishupvillc.
Ma, 90 20 #
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Look Sharp!!

II - 1UVh DIdIp!
Just received by late arrival from
charleston, a fresh Stock Of, >.
eRR'y Goods aaad Groceries
Consisting in part as follows:
Ladies and Gcntlcmcn's Shoes, of va.
r'ous descriptions Misses and Children.
40. hne assortment OF Hats and Caps
,or summer also, Coffee; Sugar No.
Mackcrcl; P;okin,i Pork Salt: Wa,cr
Buckets; 'tine large Hsroonis Spice: Pen.
rer; Cloves Ginger:, a3arc; also, f.le
io' OF lin Ware; all OF which witl be gol,
low for cash tratlc-A!,vS :, :.
- Is, McR9R,Ss,s JONES.
Opposite WIN. WcLb'sN. Y. Store.
May /, 1850
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/, TEMPERANCE HOUSE.

The undersigned would respectfully infrrn
tl'c public thai h.. hn- taken The house Will
kn"wnn- the "CROSS KEYS" formerly k,p,
ly. Mr., Wm, Alckain, in iIls ,olyn Of Cnn,l,n.
t~'wr. h" : P-@tTrc'l l9 mccon,u,,lntr travellers
Sni b"arlrs, ai rfns"iInhlc pGres, 'rhI>.. m',o
dnsIrr TO isci the s'airH qur' q. road rs II, I-mr
hr.,yWyg@d /" GNr h,n. ,F,t. ,-i -
f, SsIM!irIS ury2r!G!min,nd f.. "a angle, ,,Lglt
9nd hrrakf,s, in lin" ftr ihc ears in the MON
'h5' III m"icrai" charges. J Brf. RUpNE
+, ;. 49,, Proprietor
req. l3 !SD. lG lf
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Special Notice. (
TO Planters and E.,i,, i.;c-

The Subscriber intending to,le,novc, irau, tt,
%gTncr" "t ,k'mg and 1lurkr, street. TO the New
Tt3rrhn fhi Bend 'of King street. is drsirns OF
rrh'cing his Stock Us much ,,s possible ,rior To
removal. Planters and families can uvail,hrm.
selves AN opportunity "f layin. in ihrr ,m,.
plies from on" of the LARGEST and 5EST
assorted Stocks III tl,a city at prices lowe than
ever Offered. among which will hc founI
100 ps New style light cold Baregcs nt Is 3-i,
100. ct.2j
8 cases Finland and Organdr AIu.Iins 10 AMI
3 rasss Iisli:c2ra !" asl.4,
. cnses h!aas HiI;t white TmrD.s" ui.I.i.2,
Er9nca cold ATuslin-, lawns and B.rcsts
. 4 f-S 4,
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Metro Shoes.

+" The snl,scriber''l.as m,tdc arrangements fur
the manufacture. of from F",ir to Five Thol,sa,,l
pairs OF The ab"vt. ARTICLE ny NE FALL. For
reference ia ieqnaliiy. l,r wonId Respectfully
reirr PcrsoIIssrbo maybe, disposed u purchase
oi him. ieiuse s~l,o jmtrnrlincti him 1hs, ,.f
As to r::se he viii guarantee them as lo,. rs
can hc afFirtlrd ~.
i Maya2 2tf ]. MORGAN
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: '.nRtOst.

+ Oihthc morning .th& lfi,h obi .;dn ,;,i ,icin
IGy'of Dnkts' Aliilsy Glacsa,doN.n No,t of hand
drawn by i6hnll. Ghtl.. in favor of III. sub
}soribcri fur 0i,u H,tlfed Dollars. bc,rinu M :,
ihe, lTh ult., due the first',ef .N<rc,ulrr ne y,
E,,YAh interest .frtsIivJiay ls, All persons ne,
tnt,1Gy fIf,s,id lapcr found i,
|at6n'snt aaslssq isitppcd.
l. rldy II % =,
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South Carolina Sumter Dist,

Alexander Mclean, Daniei1 Mel Ibnn, Alien
3rpaIc Lean u.s. WA. Colclongli, Adlnr. OF Clas.
Mclean. ''''}fa'
(.rfe-- "'n BILL.
lr,is ordered, on motion Of sInyrant &. Rich.
,ntdsof, deendhnts Solicitors tliat tlic creditprs
|0f the late Charles McLeah, DE required, 10 es.
tabl'sil their demands .i this Court on or befaic
me hr't day Of October next; mud that The
|, Commissioner g!te notice of tllia order BY a.l.
Fycrising tilt. sniiie on the Court House door
i,in,ti i't csplrHtidli Of Tho said period pf,l by
publishing il III one of the papers Of Ills Dis.
October next t,' s;H
~ 4 a. h,., BENZ. +. DuNkIN.
The abovbE a<true c6py. this 5tl, June. 1850.
!. JOHN H. AIIJIER Co,,,E y
June l2 3j eovti
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MNHASS,,

: Tie stibScribct ~ill rem, for tie ensuing
year, on reas"nhblc Terms, ;thr residence
OF the la,e.D.fF. NEyIcs,9 Esq. in State.
hurg.-On the premises arc comfortable
Dwelling House and all necessary Build
inss, with about Twenty Acres o. lane
attached there to- containing "a complc,,
Tau Yard in full operation.
,a,rh M:i. WIIES, .Aia'r.
Sta,cbur. lst January, 1870. 10 Ii
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BBESEsER iIook-
2Si Graad st. coF-. OF .AltrY.

This is 10 certify that have used D /. Kecl-
er's Cordial, ''nd havs found ii yalVabtf mod
'cIne IL dintr'naa, drshiitsety. and l,derapge-
meats Of thr stomach and boyteig, caused by
diseases u those OR gsns caused bt acid fruits
or the deblltatins sticc.s..qf seisps, aid eli
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Groceries. JustPR sceived'

NarI RICE. Srln IIiScuiis;
Ioiun. llysnr Tea;
pirkh,s. assorted: = ,.,
;S;''M"l. rjul Lrmlou llt,-r. IN pts:
Port and M:irIr, Wines;
Cider Vinegar;
GOOO Fine Scgars, for sale by
l.. H. HAMS.
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d M,.At,Iso*, ii. i. Plum st;=iAiIs.

I'd sl-l--
Dr KecleE's Gorfiitii. We .se.,ii cal lfc +
.attention of our rcadrs 10 lilis invnIiiaBle
icine, wiiciHiil be found dYeriised d, length
ia onr'roiuG,sis.s As d searrectiS IN ,cases & of
lD;auhdsa. assdaGs yefs prevails nj ttsA
'seui tnIe, u - tts5itt& -elIqSS'h Is by
-. usytd ~. = ~ W s.tsst gss
Meals St'usday Gateitd Of .tug gtfst =;
DR.: Keeief's Cordial and t:arlni,sslt Z
This articieis adynTtised IL nnother b pIFS Slf =
,GWT lapri - wctiii
i!llts WHO have tried ii. It's espeeisliy iiseini
among children, aud has effected huadtetls !, al Sc
,cures. lie Cordial is mol n quack iiostrnin 6
hut cHrefully prepared medicine, an,i perfect
,iy ifte from any thing injurious. Pennsy.yaa
nian ofiSept. 1, lSIT. as2s7 S
DR. Kvelcr-Dear Sir. Astii Is my datyto
use rvcry homes; neans te promote the liappi.
ness oi Our fellow creatures, take great plea,
sure III stating TO you the advantage receIv-@
! cd ron, Your valuat!e Cordial and Cnfminas
3tirc. Inst autumn lswas attacked with Dfar
. .rhTt, (which deb;Iitated my system very much;
for nearly three weeks Itried many remedies.
Sa, found little or no benefit, when mr. 5iaue-
ter informed mo OF your Cordiaf boupli, q
ba'tle aud had moi taken but wafioses before,
obtained relief. ] was entirely recovered
before used the whcic Of il and, have rr-!
nN;ncd hearty ever since. Resptcifu.lr
syonTs, S. Brpp, D. u.
y . o .
Prepared aud sold, Whaltssie and tretaii.
Philadelphia where also Dir. ReeleE's Cough
SSYRuP, YERMiFuGE SYRUP sRHEJy-
aMATIC LOTION, LINER and SASA-:
GIVE FILLS may be obtained Remedies
5of unsurpassed efficiency, and which have no
scfu,s. No Family III town or country :tonld
I gbs without these celebrated medicines 80
admirably adaptive to NEE; slldde:: cnicrgen.
scics. B,
gJ-rAso DR. BEELER'S SaRSAPa-
aRii.LA, for thcpermanent cure andrsmosai
sol all dis eases arising frnm rs peEities of tho
iiahd, or habit Fof tic body, viz: Chronic
sl:seases ofthG Ghost, Consumption. Broncii--
stis, Catarfh. Pe,iFisy Scrofula in aiiis forms. (.
sTe,tcr, Scali head DIotrhcs OF the f,ee.
5Chsonic diseases al the Stomach. Liver a,,d
sSkn, cu,pneops ctnpliong, whitoswcilinga.
aIiip Joint affection, deep seated PpiDs fstha
Sh9ncs, swellings Of the joints, Ulcers, Sypiii--
stic disorders, Mcrcnriai aud al Hereditary
5preuisrositibhsS Females sSfItnng from oh
i sst,uction, sallow complexion, nervousness.
/ Ictc.. will find tile panacea All eiteaf; remedy
SfW their removal.
] For saleby Or. r. S. ,Mellelf. sum
1torvlllc; ~. DELAY, Camden; l,laeli-
s& Ekny OrungcburE; Bdat@rii:sssi,li &
aAIiot, Colunbia; J, Mcmillan, Mnliols::
sP, MI Cohen GasaFfesson iiatl BY
I sDfuggis: and Refehants it.eeye tssts:
throughout tic siale.
4 Dce.sI0, lS49 8
d. . ~ I 4 . s ID
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Gloves,

'T:hl+ and Lidics, wL,ic. black AMI col,
kid !i"N.s. "lstc and black silk do, col,
M"slirE, IHi"s' Dr's- s'flks. rrinerx rim
nnneS ", for sale ny l.. Il. HANKS
,iUar .
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aJ0GiDDa !

I1aaG39 SJ0GhDoo
All persons Indebted Ia The late ,Fi,m
OF CONWAY 81 WlNN, are earnestly
solicited to make immediate pavmcn, md
save Cost.
OFT. 10, 1910, 10 II
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lsicl, SILKS. ,

T ease .nnlr rIaidf Finland Silks. n, ~ -.
Il rnsc plain cold Silks at 30. :,
Striped and Plaid Silks III, % 10
Rlch cold Silks at very lnW prices. !,
All silk Grr,,,inc u, 3 - wnriI, 40.
Double wrl,l, Alpaca 5ar..". n, -.
piain black J!arcgrs, Mourning Gingianis,
pini'i and Striped Nl,lslius u, l.50 Js., :.
White dotted !Swiss Mnslins. -.
superior Sa>ony Guuzc Flannels, COLI, Ilan
n.ls. .,n
Hnrk lacc Ni,l,tcs, white and black .S,.,,;;i,s
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s,E GOV assEsss MS gsgg 33Ea 81 ON Hs |
CHI 0LERA a CURED
aps. EaS.seier's Cords.al and Car


a esssnitiye,
a For the sperdy and positive epre of. .DIARR.
81 aiI09A5D SSEST TERY,CD NOR
SBUS, ,CH0BEIa, IHF'ANTuhi, CoLICs
= SFLATULENCYs GliiPING PAINS. and
sifor all Derungcmcnts OF tho Stomach and
Bo'w'els, caused BY Tes,hing Ii9pfoPer2 Drink,
a 0ItAaIATlc CHOLERA is us easily
;Sscurcd and prevented Us airy other disease Of
Sthe stomach, md bowels. provided the proper
dmcails arc used. i, preseii,s the satiie NOR
abid symptoms iis Cbocfa NJ orbns, only moro
3yioiept. .rhera is no difvrsnGe III theiFs It,.
3ihology .,he treatment being The Same. DIR.
q Kecler'a Cy.d ,ai, SO justly celebrated for dis
9cases OF the stomach and hp,Yels, will sis GERS
= lii as il IS used, cure This. disease. AS
4Pfcvent,ve, il sh6uld be" used il small auanti-
! lies daily, mixed with water, nnd on Tic ap-
gprnach OF The disease, il biIond ibs taken hi
SinodeIate doscsi nt regular and short Intervals
snn,il every symptomjs removed. FHeiions to
I The abdomen, with cxtcrna npplieatibns 10
ztle exireniieS,ih the worst sipgesof thcais-
! case, will cure foriy>nine Of any fifty etkrs.
dr'hore is 10 MED Of anything else; and above
! all, beware Of C.ulouei, Purga,iyes, and otlmr
sPallia.ifcs; they will kill more !l,an they; viii
scufe. file most severe cases Of Complaint
Yield 10 the heroic virtues Of his remedy like
Sinasc The proprietor invites Investigation,
aud boldly protlaitus tl,at II will speediiS5eur
liz II discusses Of This character. can ppi,itto
/ living witnesses Of its beneficial rffecss, after
being pronounced ncurnble aud gwen up TO
] die by their physicians. In nll casesoi failurG
The money viii be clcrrfuily ryturned
ReaiMis Testimony.
Extract OF letter iton,tlie Rev Dr.. EjlTlt.]
DaisviIle, Bucks County, August 25tli, lSif.
Dear Sr-l AM now prepared 10 recoin.
mend yonr Cordial from hnsing nsed with
success In several instances. and i am now
/ ir, ing Your Panacca il, n. case of;Motrac,ed
Sdehiiity, attended with cough, apparcnily sTro.
duccd in The Young Laniy'Ly her .oatgrossiig
i her r,fcnGtf,' TO use n common phrase 8.
Yours. respptifiiii.t - =
t a Ia'sep EaRLE. Md.
Extract Of 1Gtier from Ebenezrr Co9s.
So New Ycrk City, July 90, 1877,
DR. Kt4ier. Sir. j. ! have used in my iam-
| y ui! ol ,hS Cordial wbirii you left with me
last summer except two bottles which I.,perl
Isuadsd "a customer o iniEc TO try. npi having
2Woycd very beneficial, he ha4 Recommended
i 10 some Of his frie,,ds who wish have some
sdf i'll therefore wish youwould send me some
! by express ! am sa,isiied from my owii ex-
spcr1enrc. that it is the bSst medicine for chill;
/ 3drrn 'fecihing and Summer CoIhplainis thar !
is offered to tile public. and all that Is necesS
ssuty toril Recommendations is 10 Try il.
fcry respectfully,
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Just Received,

FRESH l."t "f fine l'iyiama and, J,:shus
Hats. AIS" II hru,ful assortment, oi Coluryd :ss(
tI"iTniHG Go"ds "Fth. latest .iyI,s.r.in
tls"a New l."l "i Ready, innl,. rtGtI.,r.g.
May II,
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Notice..

Persons indebted la the Estate Of ID. +
" yles, will please make paymcn, ,ol'
ISIntcr:: ESQ:
=, .-,.M 4. WlLE,$. tdu'.r.
June 10, lSJO. 81 al
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Fare Reduced to- $40 from9

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III 5C5SZy SE2G5 cod lG3
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Dr KecleE's -Cortii,il.- .ze.,iti Cal tlSc
attention of our readers 10 tiiis invnInaple ieii-
lcil,e, wlicI,&ill be found d, length
ia oar'cou6,iis.s As d searrectiS in ,ctse & of
D;auhdsa. H.sdass yefs. pre- Sais ssit M
seal tinIe Il - istg .eispiSSh o essll
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w. c. BANCKUFT, = AVA net.
2!53 and 25:i' King Street.
Is n'.N.. receiving and offers to purchasers oi
DRY GOODS, who may visi, the City one oi
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-06-15

attempted conjunction of CaIorna with the many sutsd
Pouses which the Committee of Thirteen have provided for
her.
Mr. President it is time be done with this comedy of
errors California is suffering for want of admission. New
Mexico suffering for Of protection The public bus
ness Is suffering for of attention The character of
Congress suffering for Of progress in business II is
uine put an end to many evils and have made the
posPonement Of this unsanageable mass Of pconeruous
bills each On mpedment the other that they may be taken
up one by one and proper ORDER to receive the decision
which their respective merits require
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-06-15
sHOCCo SPRINGS,

: Warren County,, NUTtn VaFOIIna
THIS fashionable and pleasant watering place, with many
additions and improvements, will be opened again the
ensuing for the reception and accommodation Of vis
ters Shocco accessible by the Raleigh and Castor Rail-
road twelve miles from Warrenton depot from which adaily
line of post coaches will in connexion with the mail for
the convey Of vsers The properties OF The water sui
phu lme magness Soda salts Sc, considered by
who have tested them remedial in diseases
southern cmste good ban Of music viii be in at
tendance during the
june i-dSc SAMUEL CALVERT.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-06-15

uovernor OF NeW mad escorted from
Paso turned him over to the authorities Of province
having changed its place, but the river which disappeared
from its channel in that place in 1852 has changed to
the south of the island Humboldt thus describes this phe-
nomenon
The Inhabitants Of the Paso del Nore have preserved the
memory extraordinary which took place n the
year i752 They all at the bed of the dry
thirty leagues above and than twenty leagues below the
of the river threw itself newly
formed and did issue again until the Presdo Of San
Eario This Of the Rio del Norte continued cons-
derabe time. The beautiful fields which surround the Paso.
which raversed by little canals of irrigation, remain
with which the bed Of the river is filed Finally, after
weeks they the water take its ancient without
because the and the condu had
flied themselves Essay New Spain, Uoi I, p. 3o4
I reterate not arguing title am only showing
possesson which is right to remain in possession until title
decided The argument Of title has oen been introduced
this question and letter from President Polk through
Sec eay Buchanan, has often been read on the side
Now have say Of that letter. frequently referred
to- and considered SO conclusive, is this that however potent
|, may have been in inducing annexation, or how mu 50
may bs entitled to consideration in fixing the amount
10 be paid oxas for her Mexican claim, yet as an ev
dence Of tile, after Ie should pay no more regard to
than chapter fr the life and adventures o Robinson
Crusoe Congress and the judiciary the authorities to
decide such claims titles, and not Pte lenls aud
Secretaries
rest upon the position, them that the Rio Puerco and
its valley, is and New Mexican possession as well as
the left bank Of the Del Nere from above FL Paso to below
The mouth of the Pueco and that this possession be
disturbed without raising the double que op first Of actual
extension OF slavery and secondly Of the present legal
existence # slavery in all New Mexico Of the Rio
rande ss part of Texas These the questions which
he proposed line Of the committee raise and force face
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-18

THRILLER HALL or THrRsDAY.-The following
notice of Bochsa next Concert is furnished by
musical correspondent: Bochsa's fourth grand
Promenade Concert land secoRd Holiday Festival
will, we doubt not, be too great jam to leave
even foot-hold for the dancers. Last Thursday,
we thought, afforded sufficient extraordinary
amusement to stamp this most exciting and origi-
mi species of pastme as well worthy the univer-
sal rage il has created. But what We are to have
in the present Instance will leave the smaIest
amount OF doubt upon our mind that the Hall will
be scene of crowded density never before wit.
messed there gave on one or two other remarka-
bic occasions. We know not how to pick from
the programme, in order to lay before the public
its choicest maryes. Merely to read it is a graf
ifcation to the senses itself; though we do not
fistter ourselves thatwe can form the faintestidea
OF oDehalf the curious and spicy luxpries that are
offered us. We are satisfied that Bochsa is
great sensationalst, as well as q renowned macs
tro and that nothing in his way is too outrl or
gigantic for him to take hold of for the amusement
OF the million. Anna Bishop has consented to
give, in addition to some OF her favorte ballads
her celestial vocalization in the famous quartctte
for four flutes the principal futs Bart of which Is
and young Italian Signorina will give her first
performance in America on the ui0iit. But the
orchestral treats throw rs completely of our
guard in attempting to speak Of them. The very
announcement of burlesque on the Carnirai Of
Ien5ce in fantastic costumes and Beroz's gran.
diose overture to an imaginary tragedy, is enough
to raise the curious to the loftiest pitch Of excite
ment. As for the rest we beg to refer the public
to one OF the most startling programmes we have
ever seen in the country.
THE OrERA.-The sweetest of B ellinis Operas
s'La SomnamJnla," will be given, with Bertucca
as Amina, and q new ballet for Madame Fitz
James, entitled 7erpsichOrs.' This novelty and
variety should fill the house.
DRAMATIC FUND BEHEFIT.-The third annual
benefit of the American Dramatic Fund will come
off at Niblos Saturday night The advertisement
shows the names Of the leading actors and singers
Of the City and of course the house will be dense
lyflled.
CITY TRACT SoclETY-The Twenty.Fourth
Anniversary viii be held tonight at the Taber
nacle. The Society has sustained 20 Missionaries
the past year. who have directed the abors of
LOO visitors in efforts to improve the condition
of the neglected
II DR.. Fitch will deliver the first in his series
OF free Lectures at Hope Chapel this evening. We hope
all our readers who can will avsil themselves OF this OPP
porny 10 hear him His subject Is OF vital importance
CIRCrs-This afternoon and evening unusually
attractive entertainments will be presented at the
Amphlheater being for the Clowns Benefit Joe" Pent.
,and the beneficiary very popular, aud has the some
what unusual merit OF being funny without being low.
NInLos.-Every night crowds are attractediby
Mazulm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-18
CITY ITEMS.


MURDER AND SUIclDE.-Ihe Coroner was yes
terday calied 10 no'a an lNqoest a. 90 lANel'' -,
on the oooy Oh cn!' one month anu = Jay o'u'
named Madrle hockfeln "4o was murdered "a
Monday n1ght Oy us uncle 1ohh ocnuiiu'' "hie
IN deran6ed state OF mlho' a verdict 10 'nS
effect was rendered ~ 'he Jury me coroner
also heid an inquest on 'ne oooy Oh 90i.'i'u'' "'o
was GERMAN 81 years 81 "se' "no ~ ePP Gus
m'er inuFSefins 'ne cn.Il u MS sII'elilH" VIC"
MS 0"" pEAiAS out +" 'sn toN0'yei. ne sessl-
mony adduced before the Coroner went to show
that Schmidt, on Monday night, refused his wife
admission to the room and locked her out. She
was then requested bv a Mrs. Miller. who occu.
MED a part of the house, to occupy one of her
rooms oF ,pe MN en- En oScgluay Ho t Ene
deed, with pistol ly'ing beside him. The child
was also found dead in It's cradle, from the effects
OF 9l9% ,b on 's s,e9 or It's mead M; mrs oonmds
he hho oeeh troubled WIN PetloalcaI nFs Of Ia,
SD, be had tbreotsntt 70 tae her lie and she
bad been fearful of his executing the threat. She