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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-05-23
From the Ne,c Orleans Bee, May 10.
MEXICO.

By an arrival from Mexico, We have re-
ceivcd copies Of the Trait d. Union and 9th
er journals of the city Of Mexico to the Goth
ult., inclusive.
Congress is busily engaged with financial
affairs. A tax Of $50 900 imposed on the
commerce Of The capital had excited great
discomfort and energetic protests.
The Senate has not yet sanctioned the
law. The tax Of per cent on foreign
merchandise is MAINTAINED, and that on for
eipn liquors is increased TO 10 per cent.
Rigorous measures have been adoptei with
a view to prevent smuggling, &c.
The Prussian Minister a. Mexico is about
10 return to Europe.
A steamboa, has been placed upon Lake
Chalco. 1t is called La Espransa.
A horrible FIRE occurred at the lie de Car
man, the most important commercial place
tn Yucatan, on the 18th March. Hand
bills had been placarded for some days pre-
vious, announcing iha, The town would be
fred.
In the pri ncipal streets lsO houses and
the parochial church were destroyed. The
loss is estimated at three millions Of dollars
A large number Of families Immediately
lef, for Campeaehy, This is The second
fire which has recently desola,cd Yuca.an.
Mr.. Maxan proposed to The Government
of Mexico to establish railroad from Mat
amoras to the Rio Grande.
The cholera still fingers in the depart.
ments OF San Luis, MIcLoacan and Guanar
juato.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-05-23

PoET LAuREaTE Since the death Of
Wordsworth, tn, Poet Laureate, Alfred
Tennyson is spoken Of to Gil the vacancy.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-05-23

co-Walier Lennox, Esq, has been nomi.
mated as candidate for Mayor Of Washing.
ton, ID. c., IN p.ce Of w, W. Seston,
Esq declined.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-05-23

s1~"laziness," says Western ed
i,or, grows upon people. 1t begins in
cobwebs, and ends ia chains -
FEMALE DocToRs.--Tbe | legislature
Of Pennsylvania, it is stated in the Led
ger, has chartered a college for the med
ical education of females, in Philadel-
phia, which is to be opened in October
next and Elizabeth Blackwell, MD,
is talked Of for tho chair Of surgery.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-05-23

*Th, poem is a versifcation Of simple, true
and touching incident.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-28
WILL BE PUBLISHED,

ON MONDAY, MAY 9TH, with PORTAL, aud LIE o.
OMlss Cushnan, the first number OF The promp9e,:
weekly miscellany devoted to Public AnusemenIs. Id
tied by Cornelius Mathews. COnents;
l. Visit to The Thea,ers OF New'forS win MI h-su'y
the Moral Man. &c.,, 49,.
2 The Dukes Wager-Mrs. Fsnny Kemble and AleXan
der Dumas =, ,-,
8 Absurd Calculations-Don Ut 20 10 the Theaier .
4. An Authentic Life Of Miss Charlotte Cusnman Win
Portrst t., s,,
s. A Birds Eye View Of New-York and Ia Suburbs
from Trinity Church Steeple. p,
8 An Address for The new Tneater by hiiZ Green Hal
Iefk with notes for "The Prompter," by Major Noah
T. The Drama at Washington IN the middle Of The Nine
teenih Century. 49, 49,
g. The Forrest Case-Mr. Jamieson's Afidavit-The
drumming Birds Bower Abandoned
g. ssiuettes Of ParkmHn and Webster.
10 Passages, IN advance, from Douglas Jerrolfs new
comedy, 1.-THE Cstspaw."
II Record OF the Week; Theatrical and Musical News
u Complete Guide for Strangers 10 Places OF Amuse
ment open in Newly ork -
Price 10 cents W.TAYLOR 4 co, Publishers
Isl Nassau 81 Nsw.YOrk.
In PREss-Dougss Jerrolds new comedy, the Catspaw.
Also The Passing Cloud, by Barnard author OF the Ne
VCus Man, &c &c myA IL
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AUCTION SALES.

CARD.-NEW AUCTION ESTABLISHMENT
" BALDWIN GARDINER, (lsie OF Gafiiners furnish
ing Wafrhousr having been appointed ~ Aucuonrcf ia
aken tie spacious room on tne second h0of OF the Age
building No 5S Broadway corner Of Anihonyst, lately
ooeup 20 - a museum. for bis ssles-room. ,,
y. bAhDlNERS long and thorough srqu aih'Anee vi
every Description % goods embraced 10 ne humorous
branches Of he Ge exieusve decorative furnishing ~e
house induces MIN offer ts services 20 nis NC
mr public more particularly 10 ihs disposal OF eoDls
snelon comprise. In lhe above nes sgeh - . We, SO
plated ware cutlery apanery, and other shehed ana pr
gten manu- ACQUIRES Also China and gassWsre' MIR
fors chrpenR Upholstery nch cabinet furniture 2.oker
pNlut 70 pianos safrary, and 81 oihef xmas ul
cue wt.ctes and ievTelry. .. d,
~. GARDINER y i attend personally ard supe,lh'enu
ne pf'fer Arranging srd cstocuirg % furniture TOY Sc
A. tucLcn 81 Fenee private res c-nc's or Wit f1celfe Il
~ sale 81 he Long Room, and cts conhden mai u osn
90 rIure iarisfac ION tD owners 800, -
SOCKS 10 trade acs mnnufsciurers stocks 20 os tc ~
suction, vii aso receive bis particular attention. lie -
t7erl'ly tolcl'r frorr h's friends rrt ne public Ti
Accounts OF sses with he proceeds, will be rendered
forthwith stri-fiv ~ sfI ca.-, nv .ns
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- rryrrzzsxsy- NETWORK g. ERIE RAIL
La - ROAD-REW ROUTE no RUFFA.

LO-Summer angemenL-Comm
cling Monday, May 9th 1850.
Leave New York for Binghamton, Elmirs, Corning &c.
news Rochester, Buffalo, and Intermediate places daily,
Sundays epted) by steamboat THOMAS POWELL,
from pier foot Of Duene-si
Breakfast ard supper on board the boat
ExPREss TRAIN, ate 80 A. stopping only a. Piermont
Suerns Chester Goshen, Mddleto gn, Port Jeryis Mar
rowsburg, Deposit, Lanesboro Bnghsmton, Owego VS.
VERY, Fscioryi Elmira and Jefferson, arriving At Ge-
~ so NJ Passengers for Buffalo taking this Train
will take the Express Train from Albany at Geneva, aud
arrive al O'Clock next morning
WAY AND MAIL TRAIN-At6 50 AN stopping at all the
misunderstanding al Corning the evening at 10 80 ock
WAY TRAIN at 50 p. d. for ousvie and all intermedi-
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN, at r. 81 stopping at Pisrnon,
SUferns Chester, Goshen Mid. elown Osyie Port Jer-
Wis and al The stations West Of Port Jers Passengers
for Buffalo by this train proceed to Geneva dine snd
tske the Express Train from Albany, arriving AZ Buffalo
next evening Passengers Tor Ithaca Csyuga Bridge and
Cayuga LAKE. take the cars Of the Cayuga and
susquehAnns Railroad at 0wego, which leave Immediately
on the arrival o. the Erie trains Passengers for Togs and
Lycoming counties Pa lake the cars Oh the Corning and
Bossturg Railroad al Corning Stages leave NarrowsDurg
Deposit, Lanesboro Bin ghamton, Owego Wavery Fac
toryye) Elmirs and Corning on arrival OF the trains.
TRAINS TO NE".YORK.
EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Geneva al 80 A. NJ stopping AZ
Eluira WSverly lFsctoryvile,l Owego, BngaamIon,
Goshen Chester suaerns and PiermonL arriving IN New
Way AND MAIL TRAIN leaves Corning si5So AN stop
ping at all the stations and arrives in New YORK sIS - r
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Geneva al ~ "a e s
Corning al NJ .Oppng at all the stations wss o. .od
Jervis and al MiddlelOwn, Goshen Chester ouHo'A' ~
PleImoni, arriving In New.York at AM .,,. q, all
WAY TRAIN leaves Ousvile at 40 $1,000 'pIS
the stations and arrvLg In New YORK 81 ~ IL. por,
~ special Train on Monday morning caves roI.
JeIyis s.4 80 N. stopping at al the 'AHo"' 'AO
NTwRrSez Rs "a leaves Newbursh at AN and 30
A Nj and PM. connecting win ine n and ISL ~ or
Leave Chester a. 50 s,s sS s West freight trains leave
Newburgh Al NJ and Chester a. 10 IL Z, "a. ,epu
- IT. nv leave from pier foot Duane 81 az o I'm
rHLaShI c1v. Rochester and Buffalo and all places
w.. taIen by Express freight trains and Is FORWARDED
through without CHARLES MINOT Superintendent
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Eagle LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY.

CAPITAI, eIW,UV.
C0ryoydtors:
1ohr MrChsiu Lewis HalUck, VIM. A. Wheeler,
Samuel Perry John hNchng, n; " Dnnhenl
ssph. II. Pierson, John Young, MN r. rslI
T. Mason, Jr. 5 ]. Jones', Moses A hoPpocA'
r. M. Morns. Z. V. y Ostrander ,.. ,...-
HOOKS OF SUBSCRIPTION 10 the capital stock OF this
ID COMPANY will be open tho Office Of the Eagle Life
and Health Insurance Co 40 Walst on Monday the Nlh
day OF May and will be kept open daily until he whole
capital 10 subscribed. ,.,..,
Ten per cent to be paid subscription and the bsaoce
when required Of which ten dsys notice Will DO gwen.
STEPHEN II. PERSON
ARCHIBALD RUSSELL, Commissioner
SAM'L LONGSTREET myl6isH
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Ready on Thursday,
THE THREE STRONG MEN.

B1 ALENANUHE y MAS
Translated by Fayeite Robinson, ESQ. Pnce25 cents
THIS rs AN INTENSELY Interesting Story, equal we
think II not superior 10 any OF his former productions
in dramatic merit The plot is admirably tnaged and The
contrast between the principal characters windy portray
ed. The mighty In intellect and Astounding in wealth
bu, whose principles and conduct those of hend the
other pure In heart and strong IN his love and fear Of God
The third WI hose mighty makes the mad ball
cunb TO vast physical force
Also the character Of the beautiful but wronged heroine
Blanche tOuchngy traced The sOry the pres
time will be read with the interest showing
how little dependence be placed crcumsantsl evil
dence ard how a pure. hRhminded, innocent man may
by chain Of unforeseen Circumstances be condemned and
exc uied as a felon.
Tie whole is written In a high tone Of morality aud
strongly en'Orces the maxim Justts fiat Coeum mat"
DEWITT DAVENPORT. Publishers
my28 Ii Tribune Buildings
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JULY DIVIDEND.
JUL DI ' IDtNUs
WIDOW AND ORPHAN FUND.-

WIDOW AND ORPHAN FUND"
INTENDING LIFE AS-UkER- are respectfully
invited to compare the prnees, rates and whole pro-
Visions OF the
UNION MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
With those fsny existing Company. This Institution BE-
kgaMUTUAL SOCIETY," the phoie Of the profit belong
and oivived to the MEMBERS, who are al the
nme time exempt from personal liability. II claims snpe
honty other Companies In the following paftcuafs
It's mode Of payments graduated 70 meet me wants
all classes ID more adjustment OF tne rates
Of premium Sd The principle Of division secures . the
Insurers themselves al he profits which JOINT Stock and Mr.
Cd Companiss have found 10 be exceedingly lucrative an
Premiums for mercantile purposes greatly reduced oh
Persons making immediate GpptioatoH will participated
he JULY DIVIDEND.
DIRECTORS
ABBOTT LAWRENCE Boston, EZRA WHITE, New YORK
HENRY CROKER, do GEORGE {. COLLINS, 90
DANIEL SHARP Jr. do john D LANG. Maine,
ELISHA u PRATT do CHARLES JONES, do
WuTER HAsTTNGs do JOSEPH II. WILLIAMS, do
HoRATo HARRIS do GEORGE DUDLEY, Coan.
BOARD or FINANCE
FRANKLIN HAVEN, President Merchants baaN' BOSOM
THOMAS TEACHER, Merchant, 90.
RUEL WILLIAMS (Ms) President Kenne0ec Ralload
JUDD HOLLlSrER, Agents, 81 Wsli-st
(launcey Court)
CIR GILMAN NJ Medical Examiner.
Permits granted for Sea Voyages Foreign Residences
or in The Territoes Of the United States nv eof6us
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-28
SAILS, AWNINGS, TEN 80

LOiIOn, 70 preserve al kinds OF articles made fcau-
ssss eoon OF nemp coth thar exposed 10 the weait
uely water proof Goods prepared win Inc cslcn5 81
luton are mol altered 10 their Appearances snd iI ,sr
toeH oiieine Co4oI Is onR a. hey last The snbarber.
hsve used this solution for Two yesrs on swnin ~ "
and have never found TO fail IN any one instance and 800
offer II 10 the pubic on the most reasouabls terrs
ings sails tents, and al kinds Of CANVASS Article. nS ~
order al the shortest notice. - uaOe W
PARIsEN 4 CROsSsAN, cor Pearl.st ana grosavr..
NIB. Old awnings, HnoI spotted, preserved a. We, y:
II new mvIstn.
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CHRIsTY,s MINISTRIES,

MECHANICS HALL
MO AZ BROADWAY between Grand and Broorne st
IN-OPEN EVERY NIGHT DURING THE WEEK.
The gina ard wellknown
ChRISTYS ETHIOPIAN OPERA TROUPE
The FIRST established and Oldest organized band IN the
world uprising company OF Twelve performers, under
me direction OF J. p Chrsty. They viii have the honor
OF giving their OH gnA and inimabe entertainments every
tight until further notice
Admission Is cents Doors open at Concert will con-.
meuce al 8 O'Clock
An afternoon concert on Saturday, commencing At
O'Clock, Pm. my7 ous+
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-28

FATHER MATHEw.-The meeting for the pecu-
mary relief OF Father Mathew, at New. Orleans,
the 10th inst was very large aud enthusiastic. 1t
was stated that Father Mathew had not $50 in the
world, and was in debt to the amount of $1,000
Several animated speeches were made, and re-
solution was adopted by reclamation, recommend.
appropriate sums for his relief.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-28
DRIYATR LYING.IN 40, -

II So fsf.4t.-f ASl LII H.-An Assoria.
= VOL VI Meoics 1enuemen knowing he m p
sosnuhiy, as well as TO private iudivdnss ~ P,ss,
Ss asylum. nave resolved 10 Omen snrb ,n Ios,,,,in
~ "a r. suaole building has been procured I'm an
"a "a slnsuon (up Town And ptoneSv f,roisb
An eon,my~e ssaoy Tor The reception Of pa tents
.6mssion n on the subject and Applications for
Duane-psrk. W James Kennedy, N. d. 1856
hs .h. named gentlemen have been eonsul,ed q,
"1 s,ssset ana highly approve Of The nlsn VI
Ae.une Aao,i, NJ ID. Prssident - D. ~ a.. ~,
YORK Academy OF Medicine ~ao rro' OF the New
a,sss.s. ~ rasnca NJ late Prof OF Md,ys.,v ,,A tho
New-YoTk 'oien' hnls ers Medical College
y, no or .sS "a y Prof Of Midwifery and tia d,s,,..
geons, New-York "ose OF Physicia ans and Sur
J r Msnley late Prot Of Midwterv and ~. ,,...-
Newlork Nsselsns and Surgeons,
Practice OF Medicine. i'oL OF the Theory AID
New-York "neer OF the port OF
Hon. Geo Hal, Ex.MGyor Of Broo.t.
Hon. Harper, Ex.Mayor OF NewYn,h
=. Moses q. Leonard, ESQ Alms. Hoosn co..-,-,
New-York. commissioner,
ER- II affords me great pleasure to reco,rr..,.,
posed Institution calculated 10 effect mnch % NE pro
Dr. Kennedy skfnl and vel h.tsd to sT.n ~ think
such an establishment aou manage
"yS lswSm' VALENTINE MOTT, MD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-28
JAMES COLE, Aucuoneer.
1NtytIIARIE BUILDING LOTS, IN Tt

~.
1Ot VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS, IN TUE
iJf CITY or BROOKLYN-POSlTlVE SALE
LANES COLE will sell at auction on WEDNESDAY,
June 1850 at 70 clock al the Merchants Exchange In
he Civ OF New.York 1874 lots Of ground, each xlOO feet
situate in the Nnih Ward Brooklyn, bounded by Bedford,
Nosusnd Marcy, Tompkns and Putnam avs Madison aud
Monroe SITS.
The avenues and all regularly laid out open
and handsomely graded Tho situation Of the lots Is e-
tremey beautiful and very Justly admitted 20 be un'
equhed by any property in the neghOorhood The Gin
tonav snd Bedford line Of omnibusses leave Fulton Ferry
every few minutes during the day. and until midnight con-
viewing passengers within short distance Of the
property line Of omnibussesi Is likewise in conempa
ZION to run 10 Wamsburgh, direct through Bedford-ay.
The usual restrictive clause against nussnces Will be in
serted 10 the deeds to the purchasers Twohrds Of the
purchase money remain bond and mortgage for 1--WE
years per cent interest ten per cent to be paid on the
dAy Of sale and balance the first dav OF July next
when full deeds will be delivered Information
title which IL unexcepuonable can be obtained OF
VIM p Powers, ESQ l06 Broadway corner OF Pnsst.
Lithogrphc maps be had on application to Richard
Ten Brock, ESQ Aston House, and the Offices Of the
auchoneer, 20 Fulton-st Brooklyn, and Wsl-st N Y.
my2sist. (liO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-28
BY THE MIDNIGHT SOUTHERN VlN,.
Fire and Riot n, wum,n.,on NJ,
p0ndenoe Of The Tribune.


WiLNIScTos, Dell Monday. x.vs,
This morning, The dislilery and haoo,,,or. -
Mr. Punketf, in FourIh-ss- near Orange. wa. pa,r.
y destroy ed by Ere, supposed to be the ac, az
incendiary. The building was adjacent 70 a lao.
tons OF the iiremen. VIC oAe'-
After the IRE, tho iremen had quite a a,.v,...
iul rot While using the Brandywine wste, Srasi.
70 extinsuish the flames they took rather to, n,o
Brandy and Gin which prom ted them ~ &c.
suish themselves in a tight. Ourney Wbi, NJ
or, prompt and euereet- officer, was esriS ~ ~
ground, and aided by bis police succeeded IN a., Az
resting the rinceaders " ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-28

The shove rates Tor trayc 14is S0-r.N pJlc.1s
vi be issued for engineers conductors ard other opera
yves sftscfe1 20 railroads ami setri1ls Policies af-
tso issued for persons resiC.ng olf o s civ WI, u1y
daily IN and ont The policies r.o ne o,7el 10 1rcefs
Of mos. Of he aoeA 10 lls CIV, a tne ril'if e. l-o1
Steamboat aud go ard fhe a- o.e o.. tls Cen a'
Is, 81 Wal 81 Jauncey Court
STEPHAN BATES Secretary;
SAMUEL TLLIs. Gereral Agnn- ID 3 In-seli
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-28
WONDERFUL DISCOVERY

nReWATTS has discovered medicine thai viii nj on.a
IL supply the fluid and stimulate the nerves ~
action thereby subduing all nervous pain debility; IA
effect upon the system Ia like magic Nervous d
bity, prosrson neuralgia PAIN nc doloreux spasm,
commissions need not exist II 10 80 positive 10 lie Ell
feet that the will be returned fou0d otherwise N
described. 81 Il bottle. - dozen Ask for WATTS
Nervous Anudote, l02 NAIsaus ST. my3 IT,
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!. ,r- AFOR RA,TPORT. We. 3 SO

AfOR EAsTPORT, Me-, ST John n
,&<&sss@-~-1,,B, Windsor and Halifax N s-Tbe new
" - sea going steamers COMMODORE and
FAIRY QUEEN viii continue to run twice a wssL he
tween Portland and The shove places leaving Portland at
ESQ on e evenings Of Tuesday and Friday Passengers
can take The cars the Eastern Railroad Depot either al
II or 40 2. NJ a the boat will not leave Portland
until he afternoon trains arrive there
Tickets for the Fare through will be fnrn.had nv tina
subscriber JAMES 7. HANFORD Agent,
Boston, May 1850 NV 5us25,os
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I,uE nRIGINAI PICruRE nE ERANKILN-

Il Mr.. Quincy, the distinguished Dsguerrsn Ar1s-
1873 Broadway, has been permitted by tbs proprietor Of this
valuable portrait before he takes II back Europe take
few copies from H. exhibiting at his Gallery The
portrait by Dupsses the distinguished painter - Louis
XVI ard supposed to be the hrs likeness taken OF
Franklin the ltaly for his hrst bust and
siierwArd returned TO Duplsses, from whose widow the
picture obtained. my28 lwiss
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BRUCE A Chiffon Aucuonser
SALE OF nILXER PLATE, WINES CIGARS

R&e .COLE & CHILTON will sell al auction on TUES.
DAY May g. at III o'clock st the late residences OF Sam
HAzsre deceased aud sold by order Of Cornelius w Law
reRce, Esq Executor-A large quantity Of silver plate
consisting Of ponngers tea pots wafer do sugar DO
slop DO pots mustard do, table dessert tea mus
srd and salt spoons ladies' butter and fish knives casters
forls, &c.
GOLD WATCHES Two superior gold watches and
chains made by Reskill OF London
WINES AND CIGARS Several dozen bottIaa and dar,I
otns Of superior Old brown and pale snery and MADEIRA
brandy, eAre coffee sugar &c 1900 superior cigars Of
different brands. (270 ,,,,S7 81. Vi
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NEW EDITION OF "CIRCAsSIAD
STRlNGER a TOWNSEND THIS DAY PUBLISE
CIRCASSIA:

4 TOUR TO THE CAUCASUS.
BY L. DITsoN
Second Edition, 8vo. 81 25
rHE first edition OF this unique book OF travels was eY.
hsusttd as rapidly as from the press 10 ths
present edition the type paper and binding are entirely
new and the book-grantiDg such thing possible as i'm
Observation-Disclosures even than the former issue Ii also
enjoys the advantage of thorough revision notation by
the author. The work 10 delightful Al this Lay-
that its value and popularity have been essblshed-
the publishers deem It superluous do more than an
nounce that lhe copies are now ready for sale
STRlNGER 4 TOWNSEND
my28 II 222 Broadway cor Ann-st
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CRUISING IN THE LAST WAR,
BY CHARLES }. PETERSON,

7
Author Of the "Rector OF '76r etc. etc.
A NAVAL STORY OF TIE WAR OF l8l2-T. B.
n PETERSON, 50 Chestnut 81 Philadelphia, pub ishes
this day above great National Work 10 volume oils
pages octave price % cens The narrative is founded
the cruise of private armed brig the journal Of which
was presented TO the author
Founded fact, and full Of thrilling incidents now pic
turing the storm, the battle the escape 1t will
prove the interest ing book Gifts knd issued and
will be sold by thousands and thousands Every American
who proud of The trumphs ofhe and stripes will re-
ouire copy Of this book for himself and children Single
copies % cents five copies will or given to any
81 eleven copies will be given for 81 or thirty CO.
pies will be given for S. Published and for sale by
T. b. PETERSON,
So Chesnutst Philadelphia.
The above work is for sale all the News Agents and
Periodical stores In this city and throughout the United
STATES my7 lis
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ADJUSTMENTS.

RkOADwAY THEATEIRST5p92STia3 07 sss q s 1ii
THE SOLDIER or FORTUNE g,s,,,
lobe Ta be iol nUseeI by the Barers q
THE IRISH SECRETARY. AZ, u,,.,,
Paddy Fzgerad
sLAsHER AND CRAsHER ,,..,,.-
sa,ter Chapman Eo.. si,s cI@sn
T. S To D.. s' S-. a5i Fsis .
.s.r; Fsmy and Third cr-ei q 20 csnsry -4i c,-I
DTETON'N TH EATf h.-Dools open a. 70
Dccmnence 81 7i-tHls ,FLN'NS' play - VIII 10
played he COMEDY me- IF sec, c]t +
csrt Burgonet M CLARKE Wr snowfall. Mr. Burton
Mr-. Pegcdown... k1aseI io,,.n 49, y - ,
Spanish oero............ass alters anu 'I- Fie--0
To conclude with lhe con-1yof
TIE SERIOUS FAMILY.
ChzE foTTerf. lars- Frsrf F.nrsrI mt -
fant Mcguire ...... Ydsn Am'nafsb se-h NJ o'r'on
Lady Cream ef. hIs. Hughes DeAile. - - S4a.i
PEIcFs-Bcxes Dress Giro and Psrquette, 7'cs' ~.
y Circle or second Tier q Private Boxes > and -
F'HKATER-AsTOR-PLA OPERA h1Uss.---
Docrs orenst7 7e-f,-r.r-e 10 car1erre q Z O'clock
" NO BILL RECEIVED "A o,..,.
Frces-BOHes o.. fsfCHaI e ctt, tn lil-t1 n - .-
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rom lrA 70 & ? y.
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DFPETITIOS OF fHG GRAtO 4Attbi;;
NTION CONCERT or PRISONS AAEhtSrAFf
MAMMOTH on DOUBLE GRAND PIANO FORTE
Gtte APOLLO ROOMS on
WEDNESDAY EVENING May p.
M JAMES PRISON respectfully informs his ifi.naA
and The public that In consequence OF the constant appca
lions 70 the instrument and AZ the urgent request
OF ali those present At first Concert he will repeat me
Corcerl shove, when four performers VIII play al ne
same time on the Mammoth Double Grand Piano Forte
TIE following eminen. artists have kindly volunteered
their invaluable services:
HOFFMAN, flMM,
BURKE, KYLE
BOUCHER, ElsfELD.
PRISON, JOHNSON
KING, and SCHARFENBEKJ
Doors open ct T. Concert commences a. CLOCK Tick
e 81 cent? esch-to be had the phi cipal hotels music
stores and at Prisons piano forte manuiacory - Leo
nardst. myH oHs