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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-02-01
ShcriG''s Sale

2UBLIC Notice is hereby given. That by viz
TX tue OF two wriIs OF Fieri Fac.as Issued from
the office OF the Clerk Of the Circuit Court for To-
Wa County. Wisconsin. ard 10 me directed and de-
tNered against the goods and chat,els lands and
IeEementS OF stephen B. Ihrasher and in IA, or Of
Moses VI. Strong. / have seized and levied u?ou
the following described Real Estate as the proper
~ o. the said Ihrashc-. VIZ: The southwest guar.
Ter of the north-.,es- quarter of section No tl,r
ty-sIx $50 and the east halfof the northeast quar-
Ter OF section No twentvslx, (26) all IN township
NJ. FIVE q north range 10, TWO (2) east OF tie
fourth pine pal merida n the county Of Iowa
am state at ~ IScoasin. and VIII ofeTard sell Al
plbltc veuduc all the right title and interest OF the
said stephen B. Th7asAe- in and to the above de
scrbed real estate, al the 'front.' door Of the Court
House in the town of Miner; Point Iowa County.
on Saturday the OH day Of February. ] $50 be-
tween the hours Of Q o clock A. n and / O clocE
p " of sad day the law directs to satisfy said
writ and costs
LEVI STERLING. Sheriff,
Iowa Co. Ms.
Sheriff Office, Mineral Poiut.
Dec. 2Gth. 1919
N. NJ Strong. ATTY. pr Sc. 70 Gx
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-02-01
Grand Depot, 40 Lake street Chicago, III.
ne caa't &c. along ,cfhom H.

Grand Depot. 40 Lake street Chicago H.
ne cut &c. along ,cfhoud a.
Baebe's Grove. VIII Co H., Oct. 24. 1S4s
Mr.. Sloan-Sir: have tested the virtue Of your
Ointment n the cure OF rattle snake bites, sore
throat burns and many other injuries and in eve
ry case Il has surpassed our expectations AS for
a Family Ointment | have never seen It's equal,
and for beasts can't get along without it.
Yours. 6-c., MILES N. JOHNSON.
THE CHILD WAS HEALED
York Preeint Du Page Co III, Dec. 9th, 1919.
Mr.. w. 3. >loan--Sir: last summer one Of my
children was badly bitten by a rattle snake We
applied your Ointment freely and the child was
healed
kiso, had horse wounded deep in the stile
Joint, in which he took cold and became So much
swollen and distressed, that the horse was suppo-
sed worthless but By a free use OF your Ointment.
V as soon cared
We have used the Ointment in a great many
other cases, with equal success
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-02-01

fpHE undersigned hrs recently returned from,
- the east. y here Ae has purchased alarse stock
5f Drugs 3e{.ci1ics aud Fa1ril, Gyor,,-,@ ,,bieT,
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-02-01
FIR AN e LIN HOUSE,
IA "a 70
General Stage Office.
HIGH STREET., MINERAL POINT, Wis,
BYITLATHRCP

WHO respectfully informs the public that he
has recently enlarged his hoase and wIH be
happy 10 receive all WHO may favor A.a with q
call
From MS long experience in the business hc
latters himself that he can give general satisflc-
,oH.
Thankful for past flvoEs be respectfully solicits
continuance Ct the same. 4 large and cornmo
ious barn IS attached 70 THIS establishment une
Tlaied by any in Mineral Point Horses and car
-Iages 70 let - al times
Stages viii leave his house daily during the
.easou for PIattevlIle. Galena and DGbuaue. alsc
or Madison and Milwaukee. connecting with the
different routes through the State he has also mad,
lie following
NEW .4ER.sNGELEBT
itcice q ,-crs rom -8Jlcy.sl PC5afta Frz-ztlia.
Tie subscriber would respectfully INFORM the
-rarell.ng public that he has made arrangement.
or running Stage twice wce1, 10 wit; o.
Tuesday ard SATURDAY, from
NrSzaa PuiNT TO FHAvKLIy.
by the way Of Linden, sc. To leave Mineral
Point at s oclock IN the morning z..3 re5aEa tie
same day
>t1ses leave his House three times week for
Madison. Milwaukee, Galeaa. &C. Packages &c
-ransinitted with care anddespatch.
1T LATUR0P.
Mineral Point, April. l4sh 1a4s. a3-tf
AZ tdaHttsy OF imported . uoiTEPrpFea
- LAND III &c .is,zit,o5..y5,l of franklin,
Vas. for sac on reasonable ,e5alz. bv
4. COBB .f-rut
for the purchase ard sale % real Estate, pay
ing taxes. examining titles &c
Franklin Wis Sept 2i. TSIn 20 II
zlG 0j9&G? 60 G39Ga
STATE Of Wisconsin. County of Iowa. Sc
- Notice Is hereby given that tl.e Probate
Court in and for said County viii Re held a. the
olHce Of TIE undersigned IL the village OF Mind q
Point ani that the regular terms thereof will con-
ncnce on the first Monday o. each month respec-
lively. HARRISON LLOYD.
Iau2G. $40 --0+f Iu}ze ~ Probate
.GztfEssss s5aEEEs
gnHESE Mills have recently been PIT in frs,
- ra,c rcpairs.-a part ~ the nlehinerv being
ieyv-aiid the undersigned IS prepared 20 DO DE
best @. work Flour OF a superior quality Eer.
constantly OF hand AID exchanged Tor Wheat, or
sold OF the most reasonable terms
JOEL CLAYTON.
Mifiins Sept. =. 1883. 3
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-02-01
FAMILY OINTMENT

FAMILY OINTMENT.
GLOAN'S OINTMENT is now universally ac-
t-knowtedsed TO be an iuiallibIe remedy. in eve
~ case where it has been faithfully applied the
human system, for promoting Insensible perspIra-
fiaa drawing out the inlamation from wound,
relieving pam Of every kind and in its healing
qualities the world does not produceits equal and
the public pronounce It the cheapest and best Fam
lily Ointment that has ever been used All disea-
ses of the Flesh, Obstinate Ulcers Ola Sores Chill
blaIns Sore Throat. Cuts. Burns. Cutaneous Frup-
ton Sore Nipples. Sore Breasts, Diseases of the
Eve, A1ue in the face. side. back, and the other
parts of the system. BoiIs Ulcers, Scad Head
Bruises. Fresh Wounds, and every kind of sore
containing the least particle OF Inflammation, are
permanently cured by this great remedy
" b. SLOAN
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-02-01
We have used the Ointment IN great many
other cases, with equal success.
WAITER WHITBEcK.
EXCELLENT OINTMENT

Mr.. Sioln-Dear Sir: For considerable length
oftme was seriously afflicted with the Rheumat-
ic complaint, and applied freely the various hoi-
meRts PaiH-killcTs, &c, without obtaining any re-
lief After which, yoar Agent at this place inhu-
enced nc TO try your Ointment, and within two
weeks from the tine | commeaced using II the
pain ceased and was eifectually cured, and shall
recommend all similarly Athlete with the distress
ing complaint, to procure your excellent Ointment
without delay. Respectfully Yours
OSCAR f. MOTT.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-02-01
y o tic e

The subscriber having taken the CENTRAL.
HOUSE. hereto fore occupied by Cromwell LLOYD.
taxes this method OF informing the public that he
viii he al all times ready to accommodate the
travelling community IN the most approved
styles BY strict attention TO his business, and
careful attention TO the wants of his customers.
he hopes to merit i share of patronage
STEPHEN LEAN
Mineral Point Dec 6. 1919. rgf
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-02-01
Bs'Ssfog's

Nerve and Zone
E<EsTeEegE EssIs.
TIIE unprecedented sale with which this article
has net, ana tie universal satisfaction which
i mas given has induced the present pfoprietors 10
Attend rs mana lactureso that i be wItnsn the
each OF all who may wish 20 resi- its singular el
acaey. is reputation asa remedy for
CntS, KieSs. Gals, Syroigss. fran9s Old Sore,
.Ssg~tcs a.sd Ssee.!iag cf -csafs, Bssrsts, Sait
Raetsa4 Rl4g u orale Rbsa 7Igtissa Screfsia,
~ as rr9rst s.ages. Isszhnsss sy PaIa N tie
Eaci, Loss OF pofrsy n lie Lie6s. I'gf4-
n.ltIoss a.sG Stogiitlgs II 20 kinds Ia
af3ys. Fro-ei Limbs. >afeleg f1su-
Ia, Scratches. Pol Efsf Sparta,
Ssl,t. Ring Eoas, Cssr6s.>aaa
Cracks Sore Lips lAapPea
EEss2s, Flesh ifclrzdS ct
az k13ids Sc, &c, Sc,
S higher in places where i hss been introduced
.ln lhar o: any Other rcs4eoy .yef offered TO lie
rUaiic. L Is used fer beth Man and Beast
Below VIII be fcsald few true certificates
wlIcA have been haa1eti to us Tor pubhcation,apd
by them II NIL Be seen that diseases tLai haze
heretofore been considered ALMOST incurab.e, c&u
be scaiy AMI permanently cured with Bristol
Nerve aHt Eoue Liniuent.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-02-01

BL-iCE U-JCDS .EDlABtRGH M-4EdZIAE.
In these periodicals are contained the views.
moderated =. though clearly and firmly expressed.
OF - three grzar parties in f.nslana-Iory Wing,
and Rld.c.l--~Blackwood and the London
Quarterly" are Tory, the Edinburgh Review
Wing: ard tie Westminster Review Liberal
The North British Review" owes It's establish
n1ent 10 tlse st great ecclesiastical movements
IN Scotland aTd x not ultra m It's views on any
one Of the yrae4 d=Partulne5s fhurnan knowledge;
i; was originally edited by DR. Chalmers. and now
since his aeafls, Is conducted by his soa-nlaw Dr.
Hanna. associated with >ir David Brewster. Its
literary charaeter Is of the very highest order
The -WesfuiH ster, though reprinted under that
tide ouiv Is published II England under the title
Of the Fore n Quarterly and Westminster It
beng in fast uni9u of the two Reviews formerly
allsnc3 sai r printed u..leC separate titles. It
has the-eora.ahc advantage By TINS combination.
ualsug IN one work the best features Of both Is
heretofore issued.
The above Periodicals are reprinted in New lora,
Immediately oa their arriy II by the British steam
ers- in heau! ill clear type. fine white paper
and are Gt.la sui copies OF the originals, Black
woods Magaz.1e being an exact t,tc-sa:ile OF the
Edinburgh edition.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-02-01

Essslfsks' Groceries,
winch nc wl!l dispose Of At prices which cannot
all 70 10 please ilis castoners Also. large as
zort,Eent OF Pants. obs AMI Ias S.gfTs.
he undersigned hopes b. a strict attention to
ms business to merit the patronage of the puilic
THO ROB0LF.
September On. 1873 r1tt1
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-02-01
EEgEzr sEss easocrrfeR.

VIM Ie Iast tVEo months. tom Responsible deal
ers IN the east lie has also large STOCK OF all
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-02-01
Eresls EcaS-

s're@ls 'E'Cas-
Tie lovers Of GOOD TEA VIII frda splend-
id asst oil Teas embracing nearly every variety.
pat mp b. the Canton Tea Company N 5Ib. li5
and Ilb. packages. Also CID and I3Ib Ca,ties Of
Imperial Tea
ate w. COBB-S Grocery Store.
-gTssL 4iLDS-tlo' e. Pepper X Spice, Ground
Pepper and pice. Cinnamon Indigo Salera-
tus Scrub * Backing Brushes. Woodsaws and q
Few ether traps Tor sale
atG. ". COBRS
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-02-01

Mineral Point Dec 18Th. 1910 OWL
AiessTs. CatIin & Abbott Attys. for Plaintiff.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-02-01

1TlTTk0N-a fresh and iIie article just reeeiye e.
W ard for sale at G. " COBBS.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-02-01
For sale or Rent.

THE store At DodcevilIe. built by Rro7ynell
Carson and lately occupied by A. II Barrett.
Apply to
3yv ID WASHBURNE & wOODMAN.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-02-01
El2anLeG Caaks.

Just received one hundred Blanket Goats anc
SACKS waich viii be sold cheap
b. JNO- MILTON.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-02-01
5ArC-a~rz 60 Il
sFztEstss t5aEsEs
STa

NiiGnn, Sept. y. 1859.
The New York herald., 1850-10-27
Court OF General s...1w..

Before the Recorder and Aldermen .-ifn ana Cook,
OcTeBrR 2o-This being the last day the term, as
isis took place Several prisoners we're oh..sed n:
evidence appearing to justify their bei,E detained
longer in prisen Two long srgume nts we made be-
fore the Court, to quash Indictments ne against
James Bergen and the other pending against Phlands
7. Jones. No discussion.
Charge against One Eyed Thompson dismiss, d.-Ths
Grand Jury having Investigated the case p ending
against Ono Eyed Thompson charges prefer ed Tor
manufacturing the torpedo box with Intent to q, ~srey
the life of Mrs Warner, which exploded in the ouss
OF Thomas Warner, yesterday handed into court the
papers and sfsdsvits, endorsed the back us
missed Thompson, who IL appears, anticipated es
seton OF the Grand inquest hand In Cour.s :
aud when the result announced by Mr.. Wander y
WORT the Clerk Of the Court Thonpsons eye beamsd
up as brigh, rs an evening ,tsr he appeared to smile
AL over Tie Court ordered the surety OF Thorn pson
to be relieved from any iurther eeponsibilty
Daniel n Gate hailed 4gGin. Daniel A. Gale the tn
cvidusl who arrested Friday having forfeited
bs recogniIances whsn called for trial two indst-
me nts was baflot yesterday by the court In the
OF Sl,5OO. Mr James NJ Richards became the sure
ty and Mr. Gale again set at liberty This Gale is
very important witness Tyainst George w. Niles the
lawytr who stsncg indicted for obtaining 81 700 from
Mr. Havess In the Grim. conspiracy case
The business Of the term having been thus oon-
G ueed the oosrt adjourned till the frst Monday
in Noy. m
The New York herald., 1850-10-27
Police IaseIlIacnc~.

.frresI era P,Dgiar.-Esrly synorsing on ss~
Oasque OF ths Fitth ward, sTrsstsd youuZ allied
John Daily, who was detected n the coat ofes
pied hyEr Burts Sal fm No $50 Washington strost
Tho rogue had forced open ths window snd had juFs
TocEeted two papers. OF tobacco, when "a. Vas SUR
prssc by the police, aud arrested Justice Ls.hr,p
etnzitted aim TO prison for trial.
S'eaI,nE Pistsi,.-A young man, by tn. name OF
James Cotter vas arrested yesterday, chsrgs Of
stealing pistols, knives SO froai the sto-e ofA W.
fpice Co, No. pl Maiden lane, valued NJ $50
The scuutsd ~ss conveyed before Justice Nountfsrs
who oomratttd hiu 10 prison Tor further hearing.
Susp'cica ef Siealilg = Horse aud Wegou.--O aieqr
young man by the name 81 Thomas Grumby, OF
sus2icie1 oi having stolen grey mare and wsgon
and hn-Dess valued az si2j. IL seems the a;cuIed
Of 56ff street and "a avenue aEd hs
20 ssil the Ulsre, hsrbess uagos for $50 70 Mr.
Rrurks which at created tuspicon In tbs mu a
Of Mr. Hourks thst the property had Ives obtsip.a
dibho9ssfly. The police s-pt tor, aud 0rumby,
On beag que sFtonad "a 20 how he In po.ssssi0n
Ct t.ss property, mad several very contradictory
statements which only tsadol to create a stronger
suspseion Of his guilt The sccu.vd conveyed be-
oreJustce McUrpth, Who committed bin 20 prisaa
Tor . further hearing. An ovn~t is wanted toe the
and wsgon, "a it Is believed 20 Sc st.en proper
~. Apply 90 the Magistrate ~ he Police Court JEFF
f,Eson MARKET sixth avcnGs. foot Of Ninth street.
%asspF Eat Monrp "A womau, called Luzabess
Connolly, Wss arrerted. yesterday. n chargs . 2
T1ssing cCunterfeit g3 bill. purportisg be Roof
money, On tAe Bank % Proridsnce. Rhode TsiAad.
Justice soraifoTt detsihsd the acogsod fGstbse
heafiDg
The New York herald., 1850-10-27
The Struggle for the Supremacy OF the Seas
The Collins and Cunarri stcapasrs.

from the London Daily News, Oct IL
Racing Is the great passion OF the Eaglishman.
Horse racing, boat rscsg, foot racing, dopksy ra-
cing-no kind of racing comes smiss 70 him.
Wherever the Englisbman goes he must have his
rases. There are regular boat races at the Cooks
Strait settlements, in New Zealand, and there is
race course at Sierrs Leone.
rsce is even now "eominR ell" on which
England has q stake ofterrible magnitude. We
alluds to that Of indefinite number OF heats,
now rupnng on the Atlantic, BY Cusards and Cob
lins ocean steamers. The stake is neither more
por less than the sscendency on the seas. We use
the word not In a silly end absolete sense OF those
who used TO dream Of any one naticn asserting, BY
force OF arms, mastery in maritime ahaus over AN
ether nations. Hencefortb there can be sover-
sign nation the great eommraity Of nations is aad
mpst continue republic. Bat even in rcpublics
there ere individuals who ps,ssess mere wealth,
more power than othera England is still the 6rst
citizen Of the community Of nations the 1sg Of
England is still tae fcs7 most ON the ocean. II
England losee the CunARt and Collins race, II will
be on event Of bad cSnsD for her maritime preemi
sepce. French reQassts ct Cherboprg, Russian
DEMONSTRATORS on D.e Baltic, cen only alarm old
vcmen in and Cut VI peticoats Pre-eplisesee al
sea must belong 10 tee nsiicn which possesses the
most numerous ssJ best appointed mercantile ma
rine, snd the nsost important branch ct the eovn-
uyt msrcas'Ile msrse will ere long be iis ocosa
10 weners n II be rue that sn AMERICAS steamer
sss beaten eur hs,est and finest vessels on en- At
lsbtis vovege, II is high time that we had mors
tesrching inquiry sto the state Of Ocean steam
ecuHssicsiies than was vouchssfcd By Mr.. Hen-
ltp's con~itiee.
According to the New York sseeu Ii. Ams.
The New York herald., 1850-10-27

Covtr - Afrr.t.. ALu.Sr. Jet Z5.--Dssias-s =
Jsdep.pf .lgssnsd. A. Mofton. sPellt sxAiass
sgsinst rosHsll > Brs~n respot dent John Broussn
snrfbcr ssball,pf, Simeon qr,v rrs,onse,t .r,in.t
George 6sortner aud another. appellants; borspsoe
thor. a. peant, Uriah Uigsrds sprsllant against
Thcuss Bishop respoudsnt; MARI Olslss.d snd 9TH
ore, respondents against samuel Olustea Jr, appel
liant, geruea Isro respcudp nt sgainst John a Rus
eoe appellant; Smith L. Mallory and another, re-
sporS nts egs.ast Charles wilw aad another appel
lsnts Vim. q. Goddard and snci her, rsepond-nts,
ASST the President &c Of the Merchants Bsnk of
NsE York, APPELLANTS George W Shields and Others.
rsaponetnts. against Ianiei H. Psttos and others,
appellants; hahas b xArd, Survivor ts appellant,
tgAinst Jenss syme ssd others. resPOndsnts TO be
b,pr,, 'sG,rsD"s" "ascrs. DsasortA, reo.i-er, 90
appellant, sgainst Ferailans ssysAn aud others,
rsepcndsats; Ellis hors. .ni others, aPpellsots,
Tcunce sprellant aga INST Nalsatinsu Hall ana wife
rsFpoba asnts; JaesS Hsverly snd another, respoa 4
sIts sEainst Gideon Becker appellant; John Deut !.
rsspon ssnt, against CLAYTON ssanans appellant .rs
pir.ren . Tnsuranse Co Albany, rsspondsnts sqr ~,
Tayisr rssponssnt ,saia,i Isase fiooknsy app 4.
JsegIeHt rrwsss -ns S,v i,tsi srsn.d-Cos A, .6I,
chsbics Bssins Association, sppsllsntsi T.s
ten appellant against Anthosy vsnderslice rsspona
cat William Ho~gd rs.gosdent, .sa nst sath
William Walt responasnt Osspsr BARLEY re.pondsnt.
against Benjamin y. Rshtmyer sppeian q Jehn n as
ungs re,pondsns against Jackson Farm or AMI ether.
jvSs-..i r.v,rYs end juss-.-, r,r a. s.,,rs,,, =.
n. s.rsr~.-Anarsv g. Carr, resp sndsns, against
David seldsn, appellant
Jsssu,ri rspers.d s.s Jsdgmss, M "A. pis;n,,e an "A
rsrssi George Tsllmsn, spp'lis asaInat Aieran.
der q. Conp, respondsnt.
psfrs, Of ds Surrs-e Court rsse s.s snd tao, Of "A.
aH~n, Wee Cisns,Rev csirrss Robert Brioe r.snon.
ersr snrnsS-hary Smith ana othsrs snaeli.r,.
sgt Amos ". rstes and vi A. and sao.hsrv ws.n.
aents ,N'r'"
.spr,si &sssssss eih ..s,. --t~x,. p,o,,, -,
1nts. 'r~'~"' "Ppe''
Rs-sysvs.sni srs-reS.- -y.rv NJ w,n,o,a NJ, a.,
Ccppsry, sppelian' NV
sgassst N.,h, de srssns in c,ye, trg.sa "a q 1r,,
10Y ' srror; A. Taber for dsfssdsnt In error.
SO %. "a feserved sauss) Brooks aud smother re-
spsne 'Taisst Avery Imp a he appellant Argued
Ofapeo A1tinss fbv sppsllsnt; " Hul Jr., Tor rs-
| e1onesLts-pet eoneudsd at Two y. v. II is unAer,
$1,000 thst tbs cssss the lat " be argued tsiI
The New York herald., 1850-10-27

Ahss'iL os rHs P.ossr Ssu " suRrsur PIE new
packet Zip Surprise ssptsin Dumsres, arrived
yesterday morn Ds, rom Boston In ofths propeller
tsrhe' she h clipper built ship Of about 200 tons
bur DEN She arrived OF Hrrl Gate, Last night, and
arehf~i The Surprise bring passengers from the
"lh.sr city - Alderman Han of Boston Who built the
,hr Captaiu Hunt the veteran pilot Captaia Lothrop
Whlnr soott Hall Captain kumiskahs, Charles p.
B-sdiors. and John Clark The ship teok berth At
tse foot 81 Dsvsr street where no doast, she viii te
nor several days, an otjes. Of intsrest
LiUssss-In Wares 1sth Inst, bJ Mes.rs. Chaoe
Dsvis, bark Dolphin, u about 500 tens intended
for the whaling business ard 10 be comm snded By
/ Cspt Cutler, late Of bsrQus Hestoz
steamer, called the Henry H. Clsy 100 feet long 20
feet vide over the guards vas two superior engines Of
nsherse power esch, wA fsess in,hes strohs, made
In Boson undtr the supervision Of the snsntsr Of the
vesssl Ner frame got out In Bath, Mo- and came
round Cape Horn In SAILING vessel The dismster Of
| her wheels 10 7sL bet; she has on The pramcpsds
deck ,sloon feet l~br ard averaging ~ feet vide
vith ~ st,ts either side elegantly NJ
ted MP. rfs cabin en- the main Gcss has dinlns
ro<n and herths she is owned ~ Nsssrs Whits,
Eendsn sna Aoree, ssd By Ospt hurrsy, genuine
dow esshR who viil command her.
| A Gns new schooner bunt hy Mssrs. Addison Me-
latch for NsthsnsE Eneyvrrd asq, Intended for the
ecsstisg trade. and conmspds4 by Capt. v. Morgsp
20 10 launched At Charleston o9 the 2Sd ass At
| full rhsea
The New York herald., 1850-10-27

TO night the second sacred concert of Anna Bishop
win take place at Triplsr Hall The frst one wss one
OF the most magnificent musical nmsnts ever
known in this Metropolis; and the selection of music
FOR this occasion, gives promise OF greater excellence
still The very best compositions form the programme
and Anna Bishop in the splendid aria, With verdurs
Clad" from Hsydn's "Crestion," may be expected to
produce even mere impression upsa musical ssnsi-
biltes than she did last Sunday night in "Let the
Bright seraphimn-ons Of the most finished pieces OF
cslexpreision and sIecution ever heard In this
metropolis. Oshsrs may astonish and delight but n
n Bishop has power the soul OF hrr audience
and charms by the united grsces OF her sys and her
perfect method and executsn Her breath Is taken In
the proper places there no suspirations forced
30 as act like discords upon the ear but al her vocal
power and ii is not of limitsd kinds In unison
with the harmony OF the theme and the spirit Of the
composer She will be ably supported to- night sy SO.
'erai other favorite vocasts and the hestra will
exhibit probably the perfection as at the first
sacred concert. Certainly when the talent n these
magnificent concerts, and the musical selections are
considered, words wholly supe-acu, to ndace the
true lovers Of sacred harmony and melody to part
with fifty cents for the purpose Of such true enjoy
ment Thousands, undoubtedly, will appreciate such
aD opportunity for listening to the sacrsd works Of
the great composers brought out by the great skin Of
that eminent musician, Bochsa, whose own compost
tions have ranked him among the frst in his art
There viii be q change as the Astor Place Opera
Hsuse to- morrow night. The German must, will give
way to the Itslisu and Lucia di Lam raerr,oor with
all the strength of the troupe will be broush. out In
the best style The house bas been well attended thus
far, and We have noticed many strangers
present on each occasies, scattered by ns means
spsrsely among those well known tho heuss OF this
temple OF song The Subscribers are more numerous
than they were at nrst because is we'll known that
n and hat thar
yelties beside the coming Of Parodi and Nathalie
FnSjames, are expected in the OF the season