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The New York herald., 1850-04-26

DoARDINc-Rooas FURNISHED OR rNFURSIsIr-
suitable Tor sensemen and their wives The house. l.
,any and especially located and near yo 'sFs routes
street. 80 .''fV
RoARD-A GENTLEMAN AND LADY CAN BE Ac-
~ esmnodsted with pleasant room or room and bedroom
my where there other bosrder where they viii had
sSs s IN s SaTS & q s s For
address Howard, Herald once
poARDING-TuE HOUSE, NO. 7g7 BROADWAY. or
ilo Il Nay fef So rgsspoS n d oaTisr' sns sa,ss
men accommodated with rooms without meals and families
With board and suits of rooms parors communicative Ap-
ply ut bi2 broadway
RoARD--A GENTLEMAN. AND LADY MAY HAVE A
~ eafant room, with board two gentlemen with break
fast and ta at the centrally located Dwelling No - woos
Ger, near Canal street.
RoARD-wANTED. PERMANENTLY. BY 4 SINGLE
- Without Irsskfast in respectable private house
~ AZ, s ne vicinity o. vas%sIs % sT
BOARD AND RENT IN PAYNENT.-A THREE STORY
~ s,tie house pleasantly situated 10 West Ign striet
sual family consulting of three four Appy At
i2G Nest lsth street
DoARDINc-Two GESTLEsES WIN THEIR WIVES
bedrooms and pantre on the second " house 40 Z
ras hrosdwsy near Marke, streei Rierencet
RoARD ~ HARRISON STREET. SOUTH BRooELYN-
irem The ferry pleasant in he second story or
ne tSpss l. eoTpe,s xt,b s,s ts,b Se Por parcusr-
inquire st 81 sand street. Brootiyn.
BOARD ~ BRooKLYN-cABALLERos EsPANoLEs
~ rueden eonsegur ,odas las stcneignes eoaodiades
luen ifAto, en- ben stuada ppca 4siance a.
Fulton Ferry Ia cudad dc Brcatifu frvcrtn p
No ~ caie de Nassau. dgnie daran las noticas
Tvo three gentlemen he accommodated viii fu
partial hoard "a house very pleasantly tituatsd vithn
fcw minutes walk Of Fulton Tcrfs. For particular Apply
a. Ne. ~ Nassau street. brooklyn.
poARD ~ JERSEY cIrY-Coop BOARD cAS BE
- obtained Tor family in desirable situation IN Jersey
City. few minutes walk from the ferry Afo te~ plea
snrt for single gentlemen. Lsrly arpcaon neces-
sary. Inquire AZ this ofhce.
BOARD wANTED--BY THREE YOUNG LADfES
- titersl IN respectable private family or oae that has
fee l,ardsrs. Address =. d. ~, this ufhec
BOARD wASTED-A SUITE or ROoNs. FURNISHED
- wanted IN fnee house IN the lover art ~ the eity
ftr family. Address Box No. 70 Lower Pos once
BOARD WANTED-IN A SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY
~ ~ the ferries. IN NtamshurE. Tor gentle
an aud LADY, from st " NAY. Oeneman dimes ont .trept
- Sundays. Address, stating terms. 70 D. L. NJ Herald
WANTED--BOhRD FOR Two GENrLENEN, ~
w Bruuklyn, within ten minutes walk o. the sonth
Irry Comforatie In the house oi guiet privse
fmily you'd he preferred Address, post paid, Boa I'D
Post once.
FULL BOARD WANTED BY MEDICAL GENTLE
II nan, IN private family front room ana Nel iur-
nished Location must be on Fourth 90 I've y-ioun 81
atd from ihe Third 70 the Sixb avenues Aiiress NJ al
The Herald Once.
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nRATTs on san FRANCISCO. cALIFoRSIA-IN
~ amounts 70 suit purchasers. for sale ~
WARD A PRICE. a wall street
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land and h in good order For further particulars inquire
of. Jones, 73i broadway, n. y.
COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE-THAT HIGHLY
"A desirable property, known the Bishop Place, IL
situated in Wallngford the Hartford and New Haven
Turnpike and half miles north Of New Haven and
mile from the Railroad Depot. The property consists Of
Of land aud spacious elegant and
buildings erected by Abraham Bishop deceased late
New Haven II is we'll stocked with the best fruit consist
ing Of Pears, Apples, Cherries, Aprcot &c, &c with
the best Grapes for the table, and making
wine Also Strawberry vines Of the best quality, which
would furnish large quantity for market An excellent
spring the garden supplies the house and grounds with
water For location and beautiful there but few
places equal IL will be sold low and immediate possession
given. For particulars inquire Of Geo. W. Whtteey
the premises Allen Whitelsey, No. "a South street,
New York.
COUNTRY HOUSES FOR SALE OR To LET-A DoU-
~ be two story House with stable and eight lots
squares of llgh street and A; also ee
three House 81 ll6th and Second
with hSe LOTS also, In l2st the First
superior two houses. Il. Henrys
all with gardens convenient and Ia the best order Inquire
at no Broadway No. ~ Nassau street. No. Is William
Of J. or @. Chesterman.
IroB sALR-GREEN HOUSE PLANTS, GRAPE VINES
and ornamental shrubs monthly aud perpeual roses,
hrhaceous and other plants Gardens laid out and neatly
las mostly kinds Also, fine collection Of
benas, and petunias, for sale at low prices. -
PRfTCllAKD x BOGIE.
T3 and rs East Eleventh st. y. Y.
" BAH orders promptly attended to- Bouquets at the
shortest notice.
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I,RrNCH's EXPRESS PASSENGER TRAIN WILL
leave Saturday. At o'clock precisely ~ steamship
Ohio Tor New Orleans thence ~ steamship Palmetto
avaca These havnT tickest ~ this viii please call
and tickets for he Onto fe~ through tickets ~
this route te had. w immediate APPLICATION TO
]. ". DOUGLASS, Al Wan st.. JAuney court,
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IT OST-AN OLD-FASIIIONED WATCH CHAIN AND
- in the vicinity Of ST. Marks Church. $40 reward
w he paid the being returned to No. III Second
avenue. o X II. Bo xne. No. 81 Wall street.
T OsT-A POCKET BOOK. ON THE 9TH. CONTAINING
- bank notes, two. and two ones and one note
payable David v. Serven against johnson Acon and
40 paid April 1850 note being hundred dollars, and
Samuel Osborn endorser the back Of the note
stopped. who will please the
viii lie literally Apply al Anson
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AIRS. FRANCES ANNE KEMBLE WILL READ AT

lNl Brooklyn Monday evening the 18th instant, the
play Of JULIUS CESAR at the Female ACADEMY. a,
o'clock. Tickets 81 TO be had at Nessrs. Francis Co.. aud
Mr. Crowen's Bookstore New York; at Mr.. Wilders and
oward Bookstores the Mansion House the Globe
Hotel Brooklyn and at the door the evening the
tnr
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sPEeIAI. NOTICES.


NorIcE-rIRE pErARTxENT:-TnE ENoINEERss,
entity invited 70 attend the funeral f John T. uure.
a.shsrs q hs day tie late Tc 10 Front street on The
81 i s" p%se notice paper. q Sturdy Tie
Engineers arc respectfully requested 90 ast A. MSrsas
V,o BAKERs-ANoTHER MEETING OF THE OPERA
tive Bakers viii be held IN the Meehanies Hall lIO
hetts sa.ses ~ -. y - - - 49, . ~ y,
trsrFh, isfere ,hs meeting dpgrsye BaSers-In many
ssssSs sisT..1 s Z your Ss"aSn S rsSss5s ,cs
is T.'saSi esa%i,i5e s.'' '''' h&RTHoLoSE% bfshSs
o. or o. F.-HANcocK LODGE. No. to.-THE sEx-
t.rs o s, IS h1dss are hr1sy pGh e Ps a. 9e
.rr ,S a. IL oeoet er ,ss y pS,Ss ,ss last
tribute q respect 20 our a,s trethcr q oeorse MeCon-
NfuYIclPAL-MAYoR oFFIcE. MEAPuIs, APRIL
WI a lsia-Reselyea BY the Mayor and Alderman q The
.y o. Men TN NE. S ,es r se % %
YORK ftisaspha snd Sev orls.n. sgussas sll person,
), report he the Mayer with shs date number and
'"''"' : y. HIcKNiS. Mayor city Of Memphis.
TIVE MEMBERS or THE DRY GOODS CLERKS MI
teal I,nett and Protective A...ciser are particu-
Trday the 26th business % Importance viii Ne pre-atcd
fer their .Tiit ffbpaS ssssias s.
pRooYLYN. ArRTL a. isSO-rHE PUBLIC ARE
ID eauopcs against negotiating note drawn ~ Thomas "
pSysh ~ a,sr s"s & r. X .Snds on Which n vas gwen
not tavins teen complied With THOMAS " DOUGHTY.
CurRruE coURr-wILIIAN X FULLER. GEORGE
- X Fuller Charles Yates John Henry Saxr MARY Ann
Meth. starr Thomas Howard stag, Benjsnin
Trsrkiiu stage. and william Eimuud starr, agains Eliza
Harris fasca Francesca Cauhed end Thedosia Canhed
Semmons tar relief ITO the above named dcfcntants.-
four hsrly sumnoned ard required % answer the
complaint n ths avr. phich viii be ied wh the clerk o
he ccurty of Aiany and 20 cory OF your 70
said the snhscrbcr his once. No.
the % New York. within twenty days after
the service hereof exclusive u the day q such service; and
myou fail 70 the said complaint within the time
aforesaid The PLAINTIFF IN this action will apply TO the court
for the relief demanded In the complaint.
Dated April 18th, 100.
CnARLEs YATES, Plaintiffs Attorney.
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A LOT FOR SALE IN COURTLANDT STREET.-THE
IA attention Of capitalists Is directed to the sale by A.
J. Beeeker Tuesday next April - the MERCHANTS
Exchange Of that valuable lot of ground known f5 Court
landt street. north side and the lot the north
Of Couand and Green ch upon which
there be erected the st of May next four four-tory
of brown under the direction u C. Pollard
ESQ., Architect whose occ No. Broad street the plans
may be The said lot being in site - feet front q feet
In the and rs feet in depth sixty OF the
chase money remain bond and for three
years At cent per onnum The sale will he positive
LNoR SALE lTo CLOSE AN ASSIGNMENT by AN
IL th0ny j. Betcker Auetioneer, at the Merchants Ex
change the 10Th April 1850 a. ~ o'clock NJ. nine vaua
be Building Lotto Wit three lots on the southery side of
heinz 2 westerly the First
each lot being 3 feet by half the block. Also. ave
lots the southery side q Nneeth between the
Fh and Sixth avenues being - feet inches by bali the
block. Aso lot the s0uthery side o h be-
the Fifth and sixth avenues being - feet inches by
half the block Tho above will be perempory sold to the
highest bidder For further particulars apply 70
WIoHTMAN CLARK, Attys, NO, FOR A.signees.
WaI1 n "
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BOARDING, sc.

DoARDINC.-RooMs FURNISHED OR CNFURNisiI-
ed second and third hoor with large closets attached
suitable for gentlemen and their wives The house IL plea
sanity and respectfully located and routes
Baths, cold. and shower. Apply No. - Bleeeker
aN aNranf
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METEOROLOGICAL LECTURES IN CLINTON HALL
Il l.. n. Fowler and Nelson Szer will lecture Phre
nogy and Physiology applied TO- the perfection Of
ut Clinton Hall this evening, at IA O'Clock.
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PRooKLYN BunDISG LOTS FOR sALE.-oyE nus

VlkOOkI1N BIIIDlNG LOIS FOX sALE.-DtE HUN
nnes and Monroe and Msdson streets The strss. open
sates ssos asou, two s from MI d Faas ana
viii BE- soa very low Tor csf tus Il desired part ear runs
ss .oIa sna G.6ssse rss ~. S AZ p
Once 'D''V D''''Dp' -.
CoR sALE-A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT AND
Erosna gsis Win every eenysSene ,S,ssg Ns
house and twenty q land y the highest STATE q eu
and within ono hours distance or seven mile q Ssw York
BY railroad ,,sam or stag Arrly 70 Mr. NICHOLS mer-
ehsnt, ~ Ws,er 81 New Nork
L,oR SALE CHEAP. Az OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO
Forte Tablet Case Just finished emhraeins All the mo-
"a 10 a. ~ ~, "a ,snss o,s 80, rrs,is arny AZ a.
Tsnufss,ofy sfEeDoSxLD l BkATIlE, sa ls.ery.
I,oR SALE OR TO LET-A HANDSOME COTTAGE,
two ss1.s sSs y ssd p Ann .iTssi Inquire y JoS l.
NORTON. Jr- 15 Bowery Possession Given nnedistsl
F9R sALT.oSE m sr5EN DID TRTTcn Plated rIEa
hoart. To he seen At tlt Broadway. second story.
V'o GRocERs.-TnE STOCK FIXTURES AND LEASE
town. II ieS sr,-rs,e i"satop fS fusss.. 6 snsc 2
dom 20 ie met With Reason for s.ng, The owner Z rins
% the country Apply a. l graud rg corne q ceare
TWO STORES TO LET on FOURTH AVENUE BE-
tween Twenty seventh ard Twenty eighth streets TO be
ps sf ps SR S a t nee s as nss y S e stores % eSnE s
range sTo s APg, slS tour 70 ToxPsoS 6 BrSy
V,o ARrIsTs-To LET. LARGE ROOM, wIru GOOD
Il light OF the sane as an offee. Inquire y Bend ..
I,oR sALE-A LARGE-sIZE BATH TUB AND SHOW
er bath With pipes hStures ali complete. nearly
new having teen in only few months. Inquire at No.
Z Warren street.
RARE CHANCE-To LET. a STORE AND FIx-
IN for fancy dryrood Inquire az the premises No.
sI Grand street.
COTTAGE HOUSE. FORTY NINTH sTREET-ro LET.
- the upper cottage house the south side M Forty ninth
teween Third and Fourth The house hss
sS rooms ktchen etc. and would be suitable
for small ard gentee family. line Of stares within
''''''' o. ''' Jsuhs ' Price oes vs. Hudson street,
rI,O LET-THE UPPER PART OF HOUSE No. u OAK
il lstreet. 10 a su al family. Rent S1p Inquire of
THOs. y. ALLEN. u, washngton street
tI'O IET--A NEAT NEW AND VERY COMFORTABLE
Cottage Staten leland hve minutes walA from Nan-
dcrbts landing convenient % the market ferry, sc In
quirc q X J. DILLON. No. ~ Wall a..
rI,o IET-Two LARGE ROOMS AND bedroom on
second hoor q thrcesory house with back basement.
There y hot and cold hath in the house pleasantly
ttuatcd within Eve minutes walk from Wall street ard
ty Hall For PARTICULAR inquire q ". HAYWARD No.
- Chambers street
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FOR SALE AND TO LET.

INOR sALE-A COUNTRY SEAT, NEAR TARRYTowN
Il within short walk Of the new village and stopping
place of Desrman 1t contains about twenty-five of
land and good order For further particulars inquire
of j. Jones, 7A broadway, n. Y.
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"A streetMonday, April 22d and every night ,hs
The original Chrstys Anstres respectfully
their patrons and the public generally that owing
ehanos Hall being occupied with the examination of
Pupils Of the Mechanics Society School, they will
popular above every night during the present
week Admission IS cents. Doors open Concert
commence at o'clock. On Monday April 18th Chris
tys Mntres will resume their concerts at Chrsty Opera
House. Mechanics Hall.
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ERANKLIN MUSEUM, IT'S CHATHAM sQUARE-TWC

ERANKLIN MUSEUM. I75 CHATHAM sQUARE-Two
performances day. in the afternoon at and in the
week Ths Model Artists" will appear in some nes and
"Adam and Eve" venus Rising from the Sea-
by Of the best formed In the world with
the Female Mnsrels," Female Arab Girls" Female
Jnsges turesque comic and fancy dances with variety
Of original be found other
in New York. Prices Of admssiou-Stage seats
Tho; boxes 25c: parquette. 12sc. private boxes 81
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HENRY Il. WILLARD AUcTIoNEER-HANDsoxE
Household Furniture Pier Glasses Brussels oarpets
Piano Forte &e-Henry willard will sell, Saturday
April 7h, 10 o'clock at 2 Beekman street. the eatre
furniture Of the house consisting Of BRUSSELS and Ingram
Carpets elegant Glasses Piano Forte Sofa Chairs
other Tables with the Bedroom and Kitchen Fur
niture Catalogues Saturday at the ohee of the
a
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DnRTnh,s rnEArRE CHAMRERs srREEr-FRI.

MISS JULIA DEAN. RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCES
vI that her Benefit will take place at the Astor Place
iate saturday evening April ~ when she will appear
Beatrice in shake peares comedy Of MUCH ADO ABOUT
NOTHING which will be presented with powerful east
and the Duchess in the comedetta Of FAINT HEART Ne
VFR WON FAIR LADY Box book OPEN
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POST OFFICE NOTICES.

A MEXICAN MAIL STEAMER ATLANTIC, FOR LIVER
"A pcoThe mails for this steamer will be made up nj this
once Saturday the 9Th instant closing at half ton
the continent by dis line OF steamers must
prepaid N cents the single Letters for England
Scotland Ireland or wales cents the single rate which
be prepaid not Transient newsaper must be pre-
paid, 2 cents. WIN v. BRhDY, Postmaster.
LNxTRA LAND NAIL FOR BoSr0N-P0ST OFFICE,
II York April 2Sth, lSl-ln pursuance Of instruc-
tons the Pest Once Department mail will be made
M Boton and intermediate places via the New Haven
d Hartford Railroad closing at quarter before two r. NJ
This arrangement which will commence on Nor " the 9Th
Instant will with the regular mail for Boston
via StOningtOn, which will be sent a. heretofore.
wM. v. BRADY Postmaster.
DOsT OFFICE. CHATHAM SQUARE. CORNER EAST
III Broadway-Ncw York April a. loi9-Expre-s arrange
msni the Land MaOn and after this day let
ter will be received th ecc Tor New Haven, Hartford
Springfield and all the offices the line of the New Haven
Railroad, ti ~ o'clock, 4. N. AARON SWARTS.
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WALLIALIA, s6 CANAL LsTREET-PoWERFUL con-
W eenraon Of attraction! Two splendid perform
every day o'clock the afternoon and the evening
Ems agemsnt Of Of the beautiful Females, who viii
appear at the Wallhalla The Female Serenader Orche
IRA Box, VIZ cents: Parquette. Is cents.
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DOARD-A GENTLEMAN AND LADY CAN BE AC-
- commodated with pleasant and bedroom,
will, board tfer lady ony f dssrcd) IN small private "a;
m whore there other bOarder where they vii mad
every convenience Of quiet home House pleasantly aca-
ted the north eide q the city For further particulars
address Howard, Herald ofhce
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night Of The re-engagement Of Miss Julia Dean-Friday
evening April 26 will be performed the comedy of he
SCHOOL FOR SCANDAIr-Sr Peter Teaze Mr.. Bass; j.
seph Surface c. Il. Mason Charles Surface, Wacot
ST Benjamin Baekbite Mr. Gr9syenor; Lady Tealle Mis-
Hamilton. To conclude with the VIRGINIA MUMMY
Ginger Blue, Mr.. T. ID. Rice; Dr. Gaen. Mr. Litte; Mr.
Patent. Mr. Bernard Capt. Rifle, Mr.. MeDousll oIrary
Conover Lucy, Miss Keough Susan, Miss Flynn
omen 7 o'clock to commence n half-past7.
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MISSISSIPPI.
] c.. w

The Legislature of Mississippi has passed
resolutions censuring the course Of Gen. Foote,
in sustaining the Compromise measures and also
calling Convention of the People of the State,
to meet next November. The General seems
to be sustained by large portion, if not ma
jority of the People, and we doubt not, will yet
carry the day. Had the Legislature seriously
determined on a Dissolution of the Union, it
would never have fixed the time for the meeting
of the Convention one year ahead The secret
object of this was, to give time for the organza-
ton of Union Party, so that while rcd
might be held up in terrOrem over Congress, the
State might not be committed irretrievably
to Disunion. The demagogues of the Legisla-
ture had gone too far to retreat without making
themselves laughing stocks; hut by the device of
an appeal to the People, giving one years time
for deliberation, they expect the State to be ex-
tricated from the foolish predicament in which
they have placed it.
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THE How. AMOS WOOD.

We regret the loss Of the Hon. Amos f.. Wood,
a Representative in Congress from Ohio lie
died at his home, recently, of erysipelas. cor
respondent does him no more than justice in the
following notice;
b" He was emphatcally n true man. Plain and
simple in his manners, aud hut little acquainted
with the fashions Of the world, he possessed
strong mind an energetic will, and great integrity
Of purpose. lie was frank, sincere, and direct in
speech and action. He was Democrat from con-
Victiou and not for the sake of a connection with
the strongest party; and, being such, he was de-
srous to see Democratic principles applied to all
subjects Of political action Hence, he was an
anti-slavery man, and among those who confront
ed the late combination which pressed the incen-
diary measures which now convulse the country
through Congress, none displayed a calmer or
cooler courage or greater steadiness than he His
place in the ranks Of the Ohio delegation in Con-
gress will not easily be filled.
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ORR CITY C0nNCIL.

We understand that some scheme of legislation
in regard to free people Of color in this District,
is now under consideration in our City Councils
The provisions are said TO be exceedingly severe
bat what they are, We know not, nor do our cti-
zens generally.
If our corporate authorities wish to make enc
mics in Congress, to injure the interests Of the
city Ia prevent any liberal appropriation by that
body for its substantial welfare TO add to the ir
rihiion Of the North, and prevent emigration
from that section, without securing any CORES
pointing beneG from the South, to provoke auoth-
er cry in favor Of the removal of the seat OF Gov
ernment and thus dcprcss the price Of real estate
and discourage the investment of capital here,
they are pursuing the right course, If they would
avoid all these evils, LEI them lay aside, under
the table, all projects Of proscriptive legislation.
We would call the attention of the People Of
the District, of the property holders to the do
ings of the Councils Are they willing TO suffer
their agents to get up agitation that will infal-
libby arouse against the city the Indignation Of
a large number Of the members Of Congress DO
they wan. to see every Western paper clamoripg
for the removal Of the seat of Government
There is and there always will be strong body
in Congress-, opposed on general principles or from
"A niggarily economy TO appropriations for the
benefit Of this city All that is necessary, there
fore, to prevent appropriations, is to provoke by
unwise proacriptivc legislation the hostility Of
few other members, and you have dead vote
against the city
We speak to people who understand, or ought
to understand, their own interests We would
appeal too, to their humanity and sense Of JUS
tice. Legislation, like that contemplated by our
City Councils, is simply wicked and inhuman
We have no right to Cypress our fellow-mcn no
matter what our prejudices. The resident free
colored population here is as well behaved and
well conditioned as any similar class anywhere in
the United States. 1t deserves sympathy and en-
enlargement, not prescription and insult We
have no right to exclude them from the pale of
human sympathies; to do so, is an offence against
Humanity, disgrace to our civilization, sin
against God who is the Father of all men.
Bat to all those who are dead to such appeals,
we say, every proscripiive, oppressive regulation
against the cOlOred people will inevitably and
speedily react against themselves Not liberal
member Of Congress will vote one cent for the
benefit of our city, il il engage in an ilberal sys'
TEN Of caste legislation.
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their wisest course and when they speak, II VIII
be- not in terror. or with deprecating words not
by sufferance or courtesy, but in the exercise OF
their rights, and in fafmcnt of their obligations
as independent representatives Of freemen. LOOK
to the records of the last COngress-it was not
the anti slavery, but the prO-slaVery members
that wasted time, were the men OF one lue1'
blocked the wheels of legislation. we DO not
expect that they will waste time this session. out
they intend to be heard at the proper hour, ana 10
speak just as freely and calmly and firmly con-
corning Slavery Questions legi'imotely before
Congress, as if South Carolina raised no
Quattlebums, and Mississippi had not called
a Convention to meet next November, We ad-
mire neither the taste, the sense, nor the courage
of those who would invest any Glass Interest with
an awful sanctity, defying. Investigation, and
making it crime to challenge its pretenslons'
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IN lCENOWL EDGMENT.

We take occasion again to thank our friends
for their kind Cilces. Our subscribers generally
seem disposed to act as voluntary agents for the
Era We shall venture in our next to make ex-
tracts from few business letters, as affording
illustrations of the spirit that animates them.
We are aware that few other newspapers Of
value are put at a somewhat lower price; but we
have already explained why we cannot depart
from the following terms:
An old subscriber and two new ones, or three
new subscribers, S. clubs of five, SIS; clubs of
ten, SIS. Single copies, So Agents allowed 50
cents for every 0er, % cents for every rene'red
subscriber which they may retain themselves, or
allow to subscribers just as they please. Every
friend Of the paper authorized and requested to
do all he can for its interests.