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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-01
CLASSICAL. SCHOOL,

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,1 Wan a! Mary. 10 instruct sons rw" or i:ee bays
.,i l.. IN Ca,. Charles Ihonl>In !ilcs
49,. .o.., The siool Will D. limited eight
s,.,.,,n oct lo.-c,i F. FONrAfSE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-01
TO ALI. JOINT STOCK COMPANIES lNCUk-
PGIiTCD rOR INTERNAL IMPROVEMENTS, N WHICH
j, ESEl.n

yy0(R i.ric n called III. duie sn"nel uys,n
l.: Cnaper H. Ss.;soa o. Iof the COPE OF VIZ
glNA whr c;y is sit1oar for ni"rnI,sion n "a.
.,l.;sa.. By -. Il The Board :" rnhir NokS
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-01

ht !I n ic department V Siefi
Ns i- frnrh ltalila, German aud Lin. ani earlss
a5cr ui Professor Shcl-, oi the Unworthy OF Viz
writes, nlen!ins Or Noger the bee; teacher
aa Departments "t,a, what lhc fret scholars OF Germany
ssieccs. hsys can add ny testimony with regard
..... lia:h In wlc!go of French an, German"
lie eti,el o pis The s;ho limited IA ahnGl twelse-a
u=mbers family. except that three day pupils will
,rivcl p", lied hc study The Languages,
- IL Ire ~. ',ath-. Preference vii b. given 10 n WIN
sc le scGe l. a!S Cciars vail he 10 those
= ls..fe pyt,st II ,,ll;.oa Address b. !; MINOR,
I
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Our Baltimore correspondence.

BALrrMoRr, April 10, 1850.
The Esv FORK fuemen-Progre Of their E,,serS;saesS
Cordial Reception, &C.
The New York Hook and Ladder Companv were h~yt
moving throughout the day yesserday their brethren
Of this city, who using their efforts 10 rem
der their visit continuous scene OF enjoyment AT
eleven o'clock in the morning they were escorted
through number Of principal streets by the Lber
ty stopping at the New Market Engine house 10 par
take OF refreshments
In the afternoon a full dress parade took Place the
Friendship and Liberty accompanied by their sppars-
tus forming the escort Of the New Yorkers The APP
Of strangers the
sal attention and admiration, finer respecta
BILE looking body OF men having visited city,
whilst their bearing and department showed them to
be gentlemen in every sense Of the word Their uni
form much admired. as being Just the article
eessary for protection and efficient service whs the
apparatus they have with them s decidedly
new to the vision OF Baltmorean. A the processou
passed In the vicinity Of the various engine houses
merry peal was rung from the BELLS and they stopped
at several on the route and took refreshments
At O'Clock In the evening they returned 10 The
Friendship engine house, and after deposting their
apparatus along with the rosewood engine of
pany, which they recently carried with them TO New
York, they repaired TO their quarters at the Su-que
hannah House. At O'Clock they again
entertainment. prepared for them at the Maryland
House by that company. which was gotten in q
most creditable style. The tables ovcrnowing
with every dainty Of the with hing reui
site Of q substantial and spiritual character Afer
spending nearly three hours In discussing the merits
Of the feast and in the Interchange of many happily
expressed sentiments Of friendship, the company
eeeded to the Holiday Street Theatre where they
received by three enthusiastic cheers sgnorini
Ciocca and Sig Neri repeated their grand dvcrtise
ment for their especial eradication This afternoon
they parake Of an TO bc furn;ahed BY
the Waterman fire Company, and this evening they
sup with the New Market at Montgomery, In Frank,
lin street.
All efforts detect the robbers of Mcssrs sadtlevs
general store has. 80 far, been unsuccessful
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DR. CHARLES NuNDEs
WATkh CURE EsTABLfS HnENT,
Az

nRnuNDER EREsPEcTrULLY IkTORHs MS yRfDDs
snd ,hs public that he has become e-rsr q .he late D
hefgss water Cvre Eeabshent, At orvns tvo and
belt miles from The kerthsmpton Railroad DEPOT
hourt ce from New York sbort fvs from Bosen snd Avs
from hany htustsd In the pissesne@t vahsys ~
N.r hsssna sa.rc.sssd vita -ece e-n hills ed shsdy
eote-t granite water he purs ard healthy srx ne
sunsw nd snd asrsesbs rhs and sr>eious buiiein
susn AZ plunge bssh soueh~ aas siy lossfnr rooms
or snrrt ftr pe~nt for either
As The doctor being sare~s nov living, diseipi. u
resni Al Cr~fertsrr and having experiences " ncrs
thar nfeen years ~ HE NE vrngs water eve h~
ns ne hssds every Eurepess hydrorath hops " 81
spendt sny reasonable NE wster
vsem made the 81 these vho eorHes
t~n~lvss " htm. The est,biishu,~rt " 800 tp~n- Fer
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SALES BY AUCTION.

DY JACOB s. PLATT-L. O. CARRINGTGN, ACC-
ID sale this day, Of the entire and large
stock Of Cutlery and Fancy Hardware goods the premises
No. 50 william Jacob s. Platt will sell this day
above peremptory commencing at 10 ocloe the stock Of
goods said and after which the counter
shelves iron safe desk stove furniture &c. The sale will
when the clock strikes TO- aud purchasers are a
ved to examine and mark their catalogues before tho sale
All goods will be sold they and the terms viii be found
the Of the catalogue The stock consists Of several
thousand dozen knives and forks fine pocket cutlery and
Of cebrAtd makers tetrays and walters spoons Of
all kinds spectace brushes Of steel pens among
which Leon Eagle I.leen Meyer do Whole earrs mag
SCISSORS hustnF hni-es Nth s.a ~ithss. hsaths
Wade and Butchers do Creavee sons do
Mathematical in.truments percussion
shot bsits 1000 b yarn, Al the close o. the sa
fixtures TO Witch the attention o. purchasers h directed
CTANDARD RosEs AT ArCTIoN-A. MULLER,
- auctianeer, No. Wsn street, will cell, Thursday,
April llh, half 10 splendid selection Of Moss
petua Bourbon Tea kosetts and Prairie Roses, selected
with great care. without regard to cost
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AHIUsEMENTs IN PHILADELPHIA.

DARNUMs MUSEUM, PHILADELPHIA.-NARYrA rAY-
ID request Of many friends and patrons Of the Mu-
has consented remain one more wses which vi. Be
Monday Evsnins with strong cast and sppropr.ss sp
fsudeviiies Ballads Dances &C. The splendid miscsane
Disolvng Views in the afternoon The Gambler which
has been with applause for six nights with
drawn for short time after which II viii be
on wednesday Afternoon; 10000 Curiosss Of every
and Admission Is eents Children under year,
l2ts cents.
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CHAS. MORGAN,
r. y. SECOR
JOHN BREASTED.
GEO. W. 0uINTAED.
HORTaCUITURE, sc.

-
gI,HE sUBscRfBER OFFERS HIS ANNUAL AsSoRr-
nsnt Of fr~sh Agricultural and HortisalturAl secds
Orn irees great variety Crap vtase
sad shrusbery large collection Of Eaotc Plants. and
sensysl of articles In his line. few barrels of
early sovereign and A.h iesvsd tdney rostes much es
their valuable quality cf boiling dry when
ssrAasers and oher wishing 70 purchss 10 esn
sad sHAmins for Themselves. r. plNLAr,
seedsmsn and Florist. IN Broadway.
GARDEN sEEDs.-BRIDcENAN's PERMANENT
NJ horticultural Estsblish meat, No St Broadway corner
cf Eighteenth street. New NorkThe public Informed
that business formerly conducted by the late Thomas
will be connued heretofore uuder the super
isndsnse Of the having e.,n
made the unsued reputation " tie
fursi- Garden aud Flower Seeds of the
most approved varieties eh from the over- the greater
being expressly for the from carefully
stock The public rest assured that the same
strict and regard for interest Of their custo
ne and the reputation q the viii be perez
v~red n that seed viii be offered ~ the sornter
such Known 20 p.-ess the nost essential good
for general neither will imported
without being previously tested.
poohssiers and sesdsmsn ssprsied With r. Bndgeman's
horticultural Bcsks at the usual discount The
Yssns cardsnsrs Asssant t~efth edition. mprovcd 80
r~rrs octave; The Kitchen Gardener The no
sts Guide and The Culti,sters Manual single copies
-. A. ehtslped a. above. AIFEEp BRfDGrMAN,
- ANDREW BRfDcEMA~
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BsIrIvors April p-slp tsryisad e. i0lk. 40 .as,..
rnioa n,ns 81 y g h..se bssh, rt n fsr,ssr. srs
lsntsrs bsnt Df !, Farmer Bank % nsyisnd s Bsit
rru.nsIyws. April io.-rsrs rs-se,cco ss.a,,s r..
sos Rs.s,ns 2. ~ a 81 io ds So. 500 x. 4.
rs nshsres cifard Bank, l2', ~ Horristswn paIsrc.s
soA ~ ~; Q, Gao cemr.nL llL dct lliI Psnna RAT
rea@ ~'s' 20 90, @, 70 Do. h. 81. 100 so ~ Sessi-
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AMUsEMEHT9.

ssssS 81 .;::::s
sAs .sas n Adams s =. AssS r.
prns: kis.: I'D y D.riss: sr wsnsa.: s-
asthe. hs w.mys. Thssa n,s H.res.si Hs,misa. Mrs
Of TURNING TiiE TABLEsJask Homphriss, NJ. winans;
n.:. h: .'
CHANrRAu's NATIONAL THEATRE THURSDAY
tSs 5r ss.1 sss
ssc & sssis. IT, I s Ssaip a .
nSd.en Nine G,snssr Mrs. n5,S ySls Mss SssysT
Mr. W. Kar.Ss; 81! Bertrand. Mr.. Hamilton; Nell. Mrs
aaS faSy Ska Ta Rs % as
Timothy tit Mr. Ssasr'on Ns.as H. crfI9a Ina Mr. Mr. &kads0n WI
Evening xS Any
70 b: Srh s asd hs. hasns
and resigned his managerial duties desrous svans
%.s S s1 'as and
and unvayng Kindness they nayf eynsed towards E him
will e faBfuis Cherished with feelings PRIDE and asi
1s sds S i.as .pp last Of ss a ss
s & the he E s %
New York who has most generously rendered her services
s sSd ia3 for ,i.
y r Of i p2p
pany. Particulars in future announcements.
MRs LEsDERNIER's FIFTH APPEARANCE IN NEW
sad, sS The pass shs. .Ss will ays
her Fifth Public Readings in Poetry and the DRAMA
Society library, hursdsy evening llth April ut half
play Of Antony and Cleopatra the Light Of the are, from
Moorss Laa Rookh from Lord Byrons Of
Cain; Ny Aunt BY o. Holiness the song OF the Shirt by
Thomas Hood Thy request) and other pieces Tickets 50
each for the Society Library and the book
stores OF Mr.. Putnam and Mr.. Crowen.
the principal members Of Christy Mnstrels for the
last respectfully HIS old
the lovers Of first rate harmony and TO the
oying public that he has formed the best Band Of
hnstre in the United States collected from every respe
table company In the Unien comprising several old ores
and many choice novelties He will open the Olympic,
Broadway newly decorated rentsd and altered
next April h Admission to all parts q the house cents
parquete with stuffed seats and stalled backs and
box seats have been added to the comforts Of the house.
DANoRAMA OF THE MEDITERRANEAN PALEs-
tine and JerusalemCulbert's and splendid pano-
embracing views Of the Island Rhodes the Of
the Mediterranean, and Of the most interesting spots in
Palestine including the city Of jerusalem will remain open
Broome street. Doors at oclock exhibition TO
commence at o'clock. Admission Is cents; children half
price. An exhibition will be given Saturday afternoon,
At o'clock. Liberal Arrangements will he made with Sab
A NELLrs GREAT PAINTING, "THE END OF THE
NJ to p. NJ Of Voyage California around
Cape Horn ~ p NJ, daily, and Wednesdays aud Saur-
days at 81 r. M at the Apollo tl0 Broadway Admittancs
to either, 25 cents; Children. half price
CONCERT-A GRAND JUVENILE CONCERT WILL
be given the sixth street Baptist Church. Ave-
nue. c, at 7ls o'clock shis evening by MR. T. r. SMITH.
VUALIHALLA, s. CANAL sTREET.-MAD. wARrON's
w troupe Of Female Model Artists will appear day
In grand performances At three o'clock In the afsrnoen
and eight In the evening with the original Female Serena
ders The emily place Of amusement Of the description In
New York. Orchsstra Box, Thc; Parauetts. 2Sc.
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PARrNKRsHIPs.

TSOPARrNERSHfP. - THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE
u this for the transaction OF
Commisos business kinds Of Foreign and Domestic
rv - Fancy Goods the Of Of G. Amer Co.,
CHARLES j. ArNKR
New Yorh, MarchI $50. Albert L. fALK.
IIorIcE-rnE CoPARTNERsHIP HERETOFORE Ex-
N ssing between the subscrbers under the arm sf
Ssssr Co. this day dissolved by mutual consent The
will be sstled BY John Breasted and
osspys W. Quinsrt who will the nAms Of the arm IN
islxnsdj OiIAs. MORGAN,
r. y. sECoR,
JOHN BREASTED.
GEO. W. QuINrAKD.
ucnsAx laos Wonus. (Foot Of Ninth ST., v.
New York. March - ls5Q. 4
uhserb<r having purchased the entire interests OF the
tbs late Arm Of T. r. Secor Co.. will con-
the engine manufacture all Us brsrches
saperintendence of Mr. IT, Gutou. whose
psrutst.on ss eo.strucns snsneer - too well tnovn 70
public 10 require further notice. Additional fasies
being added 20 this already perhaps most extensive
sstabsbment Of the hind In this country in order 70 give
svstem CHAs. MORGAN.
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TeIegrsphie Reports.

FALLING orr IN COTTON RECEIPTS.
hosreo~rsr, ALs, April 2. Is,o
Receipts q cotton half million hale. .hor, ., Ia,
ysar ~ prices currents received here TO-DAY w.ah.,
rsrJ sold and insuspieious for replantlng.
GtLMER h co
cmc,oo, ni.J April 10, 1860
There k but little doing In produce which J. mostly
going South Flour is quoted at 81 Is; -inter wheat
81 and spring do, 7se
BsLrwosr, April to-srh
The market IL active for -four, and the sale loo
ees Howard street and City Mnls AZ ~ 81 Tue
Eraln msrkst !. Without irnport snt changr.
The New York herald., 1850-04-11


wAsHIHoros, April ., 1850
Tie NsshssHe CewVsnsisn -HsrtAern DsIsgNss
have just read the Herald Of yesterday have not
had time 10 reflect upon the proposition 10 makes 70
send delegates from every quarter Of the Union y The
proposed convention ct Nashville and 10 shaAos the
place Of meeting to Richmond; but ct Asst view Il
strikes me favorsby There those Of esusss, who
wiz insist that the convention is called 10 decide spoD
the proper remedy for wrongs indicted BY the Moth
upon the South, and therefore Southern men alone
ougnt 70 take seats in it. II not So however that
our stners settled questions Of this Sort and the
North VIII unite with us. inclined To think they
should be welcomed Our purpose is coneiiiaton and
erestoraton OF those fraternM feelings which have
been sadly aenated. have never conte plated ds-
union without shudder. have been forced 10 look
II In the face and could not shut my eyes 20 the
act that II has been. and still IT, fearfuIy aear; but
hold II TO be the duty Of every patriot to elert him
sen TO the last moment to avert It, II IL can ke dom
without dishonor
convention Of the people Of all the statee NIGH
40 something to dssipate the clouds that have s.s
shered above US Certain It is they could not max.
matters worse Some good may grow out Of n-D
svh can PATRICK HENRY.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

1
MAIE,xoSSIA.Ls.;s.IIpAL, CARDS 70. WEDDING
and pssy printed s,G,s s.rs ss;. copper plate .. YAM
plates. bin head. lsIel. country @srehanss SUPPLIED
sa.ssr ssss ffins.T i rSl.sn Il brsad~.
Svr1oNs PRINTING OFFICE. i.s FULTON STREET
every article nsss.ssry short notice snd iss
Ssr -So yS ,ssr y Sss card prS,ss I aoss are
invited % call :. srrfoS YANKEE Presses is fulton
$4,000 NORTH OF nIcI Gas SaAsDFI,ES: ,ns:
China Glass bohemian Ware Fancy Articles. sc. Se war
'''''' 'h' ''' 'sf sfoTeESrI 6E c S,' John street.
$1,000 worth q rich Cut Glas. vel selected 81 new rat
css,s SS. s 81 vs,ss irs NY
s $; REILLY, cAmrmsE AND LsnI nsSgrAc-
sss S c.% ,, % @ s Gs%p
Girsndoes Hall Lantherns Candsiabra Gas fIturss ef
o" S,s 1u sea@ G s and s lamp
altered and rspaired Orders BY post rotherNe promptly
DIAPER HAkeIsos AND WINDOW sHADEs-AN
Ds-.s h.vs S. s,r rss yII ,r r'sss sss
Muslin Curtains, Earssin mss.risi. w"Gss cSrnes. Pins
Leeps A. whish they oner. vhoess. and retail prices
s5 Brosdway, and 800 Bovery.
NoTIcE-cARrErs CLEANED WITHOUT usRIr;
,r ,fs% n % ~ sss r aa M es SPsrs os ra
for 81 Ladies dresses dyed from esn,sto 81 - sins
= SMITH. and 7os Allen street.
ELAsIlcswrnE PERSON ExrrysIyELY kNowS
INFORM. nsss nd S. % % S.F m Nv S.Sr
s s sss S,ssS r.,s On sssfy sss' and
ply them Si,h her approved rastie made " h.r.s
ths remainder q the week he q Fulton snd Pine
hssd.-lireeLIys. arrI ~. isso.
I unBER pEALLRs-THE ADxERrIsER HAVING A
o.ss sas. ss q ans and S.,ss .sS.
ssy cs, Address vita real n.' L'"''f Herald
I EEcuEss-oop LARGE SWEDISH LEEcHEs, Just
n1ves per steamship kuror@ for sale a. o- prices IN
imror,sr 81 Ls.,h... Ne I jshs street.
GESuINE DURHAM nrrsrARD-ESCIIsu nusTARD
"a RI rs ~ l sp.. - qsisM'. S ~ Il .r
EIsHINc TAcKLE.-A GENTLEMEN HAVING NO
fgr,hs. for them win ssi his anghs .stsblhuen,
complete FOR pursuing the SPORT fro The cd =, The mn
~ Be-sry. nsst % The corner q Fourth ..rest.
Nh HvssAsD1rs,ssy >. ny der IN sias in town.
rsss ,ss'I 'As .n.ss ss.sis: En-. a.; sg;,'' '''A
wvr-I. ,lss, ny sssr. . va. 50 ops'.
For ss sss inss ss,. ,ns' (, ..,sss.. F..i .ss ,.
la';is *: .ss.s,:. y ss;,:. +; s;i..: .. ::I'-
N. hissS.s sissssa u. Sr..lf.., made.
c.utor ,s,r.Tss April M ms,r q hs water Jsur-
s.mbr. bs,. imposed urss ~ an
me- ".ss .s, s'si'r y n s"s, !. nv I. y..
n rwrLvETRfE Room aa, Ne. 50 oS..-su",s.r
WAsurSe MADE EASY, nv MADAME BEAvrLr.
covered b, M .s,s.. srs ass ysis. .i,ssss rsssps
r.uaa.s ~. articles u.sd ar. sfreeshls .nd shear ~,
sns street, second sesr ws.hrs dag trouble. b.ai.bsd by
nj rs as. swIssrkLn.-rHIs LADY RESIDES ~ cIvcIy-
hsetsd With the chsrch her ers b d upon aba he
rd de- Gre isss2.r sns stylish shape there are
no B'e'' and Cater. ts JONES' snn street, Ss-Yor
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BOARDING, &C.


ID suite % apartments the second noor Il
day ,nd hs hsd With Beard by permanent trsasn,
boarders Apply aabove.
DoARDING.-THE HOUSE no W BROADWAY. oP-
po.te Grace Church -ii b put eomgst. order ey h.
ssmmeds,sd nth rooms ~ithou, meals and families ~.S
heard and suits Of rooms psrors communicating Apply 81
5i2 Broadway.
ssa vn sSasa - a. prvs, 1 penns hoa,
no, se-sd 70 -. a. h, table hsns @oSsr.' s.s must be
- nh her rssmi icsslon o. Bro.d~syi widow lady
preferred Addre.s 4 c. Herald oes, stating location
PoARD wASTED-BY 4 WIDOW LADY IN 4 RES
q. ne h s's sss s ~ s''' ''
A cENTLEnAN AND HIS WIFE DEsrRg rERxA-
"a nsn, board n privsss family rop' lrsisrrcd lea
pr -st-roon unfurSishsd. Addr,ss d. c. r. BrOsdssy
l., q Nay Insuir. At i,s Liberty street
,ss S a is 'srs s
ss..,: r.r,sss.ss isSs.r s,s isrs:s.s r:s%. =
f;.ass: q. ss,.. . .ds,.si s...s 3.
n..ri.r ..s.sny, sri.1 :i.saIiss sad rrgIp,a...
n. ,hsrss. e .as.i ~ least. sDy ~ hotel, ks
Vl 3 Fulton street. fourth door from the Herald Huiid
nrThe suhscrSbefs respectfully their
aud the public senersy that they
n nsmed and conmodlous huilfnx where they bs
bsppy wait urer tbe stsen. sod visiting The
ety and hope ~ s<rt sentisn the eonfor of their
and we'll provided isrder receive
liberal share ~ ruie rstrvrse TIE rrenises bavs been
,treiy ffted hantous ard he
On inspeeicn " n.surps.sed IN respect fodpg
Hauss and pnirs ssiocn. The snd
lighted The location pleasant srd s the
rscs public srnu~mest and business No families tster
.rs esntlemsn cpiy EXTRA The entir
acs-sie arrsrr~psnts of this csssbi.nsn ans pskeu
iarv are pxsrv derment will he Under the control s-d
prsona rur~needenes n Hr- Fish Will orsn rue--
Irril tsfn dinner, vith hill Of fare tanins
.vsrr dei.ser ~ ths sp Bead rnd lodging the
or vs.l ms. q. ffsH
CT NEnKs IN
The New York herald., 1850-04-11

GUNNER ARRANGENENT.-CAMDEN AND AMB0Y
~ RailroadChAnge Of Hour and Additional Line from
New Yerk TO Phiiadspha viz ssssmboat John Potter 70
oueh Amboy from thence In drst Camden and
and ester Thursday lth Of Aprrhs Frss
Line vilflssv pier No. H. r. - A. NJ taking at
Amboy Camden and stopping TO sAke
up an let down AZ the usual places
arriving I'm PhadelphiA about II second ine-lzv
above ~ r. NJ and running as BY morning line
arriving In philsdelphia about 81 Fare through by
either Line 81 Forward deck passage S. Rreskfsst and
board steamboat yohn Potter Psssen-
gers Freehold will take the Vests Fare from
New lork to Freehold ss csnts EmigrAnt Line leaves BY
stesmboat Transport, Capt Could a. Us oeoek r. NJ
Fare Fifty pounds Of baggage allowed 10 each
ser bat nothing wi received considered baggage
except wearing apparel which viii be carried the entire
risk Of the owner. BLISS, Agent.
The New York herald., 1850-04-11

EDUCATION.

vVSO 0IERcYMEN-A CLERGYMAN RESIDING IN
State sf New Ysrk any Of the eastern States de-
ssse II nsrssng his insoms can DO 50 by ng sns IN
and Win Whom moderate premium viii Be paid. Por full
DAsuars address r. c. the oos Of this paper, stating
yhero sn interview may be had.
The New York herald., 1850-04-11

ERANKLIN MUSEUM l75 CHATHAM sQUARE,1Tw0
every In the afternoon g. and in the
evening half Extraordinary attractions for this
week. The Model Artists will appear In new and
adam and Eve Venus Rising from the Sea- personated
by the best formed the world together with
the Female Minstrels" Female Arab Girls. Female
Jrggler burleque comic and fancy dances with variety
original be found ether place Of
in New York. Prices VI adnssionStage seats
Sl.cs boxes 2,e psrqnette l21se; private boxes -
painted by Of the artists, will be sold low
Piled for Immediately. T.. d. EVEN, Chambers ct.
The New York herald., 1850-04-11

rUNHEATRE, ASTOR PLACE OPERA HOUsE-hR.
Il Chss Bass, Lessee and hsnsgerEIhnrsday evening:
April H. will be performed the play Of LOVES
Matthew Elmore, Mr. Flemng Paul lafont, Mr. Lynne;
de Lorne, Mr. Grosvenor ST. Lo Mr. Wacot Friar
Dominic Mr. tell Jean Ruse Mr. Conoyer; Margaret Miss
Duret; Hcrmnie, Mrs. Mclean; Nine Maneau, Mrs Dyot;
Jenny Mrs. Conover To conclude with the farce Of NICHO
LAS FLAM-Nicholas fam, Mr. L. Bass; shrimp Mr. Como
Lord Pedigree Mr. Bernardo Harriet Miss Flynn; Miss
n T., Mrs. Hamilton Mrs Nibble Mrs Dyott. Boxes aud
mn
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~ C. QUICK co.'s MAMMOTH MENAGERIE-
" This magnificent establishment formed Of the COM
bined collee Of Van Amburgh Co. and June Titus
Angevine Co.. with additions, comprising
Of the animal world from country between
the poles will be exhibited for four days only at the
Of Eighth street near broadway copnenens ON
perfect health and BY all TO be
equaled for size and beauty indeed the exhibition Is
feet illustration of Godrnitbs Natural History. The dis
tinguishng features Of the establishment the thrilling
performances Of Mr. Brooks in the dsns Of the widest and
savage the focshe unexamped feats Of the
trained BOLIVAR and the stud OF educated Po
nes, introduced by Mr. Iangworthy Hours Of exhibition
from 10 g. and from to r. NJ Admission Is cents chill
dren under years OF age, half-lrice.
The New York herald., 1850-04-11

DURToN's THEATRE CHAMBERS STREET.-THuRs-
ID day evening April will be played the comedy Of the
SERIOUS fAMILY-Charles Torrens Esq, Mr. Jordar Cap
tain Murphy Mcguire. Mr. Broughsm; Mr. Aminadss SLEEK
Lady Sowerby Creamlsy Mrs Hughes Mrs chs
Torrens Mrs. Russell; Emma Torrens. Miss j. Hill After
which, the drama Of ALARMING SACRIFICE-Bob Ticket,
Mr. urton Susan Sweetapple Miss Chapman Miss Wadd,
Miss y Hill Deborah nrs igghs. TO conclude With n the
Burton; Mrs Ncstnger Hughes Susan Mrs Brougham.
Dress Circle and Parquet Soc; Family circle, 23c
The New York herald., 1850-04-11
SHIPPING,

A GENTLEMAN WHO HAS ENGAGED HIS PASSAGE
IA In the Steamer Europa, and who from going
wishes dispose Of his ticket. Apply immediately BY note,
TO Box tS2 Post Once.
The New York herald., 1850-04-11

OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK 0As-LIGHT COMPANY,
Apr6 l60Ths President aad Directors have this day
declared dividend Of cent ON the capital stock Of this
the onths ending LIST Of Feb last payable
the Wednesday lt Of Nay next
The transfer book will be closed from the 18th instant until
thst date By order. c. l.. EyERITT, Secretary.
The New York herald., 1850-04-11
SPECIAL NOTICES.

INLAY FESTIVAL OCIATION.-TICKETS FOR TIN
~ festival Of the birthday Of Henry Clay to take
yluss On Friday. the 18th inst Niblo saloon. Be
kAa william X Loudep, agent 1T the once
Nv erdsr. JOSEPH N. PRICE President.
D:AuSTIN hEIRJ 3 Vice Prssideuta
WILLIAM s. DUKE, A'''"sA'"