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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-05-03

The West Tennessee Wig says 'there
has been dug upin Henry county, Tenn,
the full statute of a man, wrought out of
brass or some other hard metal. The
features were as perfectly deliniated as if
the work had been done by an experien-
ced sculptor"
HAVANA CIGARs.-The official esti-
mate of the manufacture of these articles
is thus stated by a Havana correspondent
of the Picayune. The report states that
each cigar will roll daily 5000 ci-
gars; at an average of so cents a hun
dred. Supposing them TO work twenty
days in each month, this will give $4,000
cigars annually per hand. The consump-
ton in the island they estimate at 40
millions; and supposing the exports 10 be
l6o millions, this will give 900 millions
as the annual cigar manufacture; giving
employment in its various branches to
fully 10000 people, the value of whose
labor is not less than $4,00O,OOO. The
consumption of cigars here seems dispro-
portionate, but when we take into consid-
Grafton, that from childhood almost every
one smokes, VIC do not doubt is is under
estimated.
KISSING CoTlLL1oNs.-The editor of
the Windsor Journal gives ,,s an account
of another dance. He says the Profess
sors of Dancing in New York, have re-
Gently introduced new sty,e of cotilion,
called the kiss Cotllion,' the peculiar
feauture of which is, that you kiss the
lady as you swing corners. The editor
has great objections to the amusement,
but wouldn't mind waving them so far
as to swing corners now and then, in
the new cotillion. He says, we have
no doubt that if introduced, the new fig
ure would be vastly popular, and extern
svely praotised.' -
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-05-03
NOTICE.

The Commissioners of the Roads for
Pickens District are requested to meet at
Pickens Court House on The first Monday
in Nay next. Business of general inter
est requires that there should be full
Board. .a
WIN. G. LEE,
(bo,,y,,,, of Taoa.oJ Doo.J
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-05-03
WIN. G. LEE.
Chayn,a,a of General Board,
Execulige IDcpastRmcmt.
CHARLESTON, April 9th 1850.

r ''N''SS'OHNj a. pm OVh lOOO.
WHEREAS, the public feeling
demands that eevry tribute of respect
should be paid by South Carolina to the
memory of her great Statesman. JOHN
@. CALHOUN, / do hereby request the
Lieut.. Governor, President of the Sen.
ate, Speaker Of the House of Representa-
tves, and the following seven senators,
being one from each Congressional Dis
trict of the State, to cooperate, on day
hereafter to be designated, with the com
mittee of the city council of Charleston
and the Parishes of st. Philip and st.
Michael, in receiving the remains of Mr..
Calhoun on their arrival in this city, and
participating in the solemn ceremonies
of the occasion: 'i'
ALEXANDER EVINS.
I'D. WITHERSPOON.
j. BUG HANAN.
r. r w AILSTON.
N. L. GRIFFIN. 'a
JOHN s. ASHE.
j. NJ FIELDER.
49-3t ~f# s'hgf asA
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-05-03
SOUTH CAROLINA.
IN THE COMMON pLEAs

IN TIE COMMON rLEAS
PICKENS DISTRICT.
VS.. +. nj. Keith
John Bishop. PITS Atty.
The Plaintiffhavi this day filed his
declaration in my Office, and the defend
ant having neither wife nor attorney
known TO be in this State,-On motion;
1t is ordered, that the defendant do ap-
pear, and plead or demur to the said de-
claration, within a year and day from
this date, or Judgment will be entered by
default.
w. i. KEITH, c. c.p.
S5syt'5 nsg lo, 9'3'fs, lsss.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-05-03
Letters.

Remaining in the Post Office at Pckens G,
III, Quarter. ending 8lstMarch 1850, which if
nottaken out within three months will be sent
to the Postoffice Department as dead letters
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-05-03

TITS the part of woman, like her
own beautiful planet to cheer the dawn
andthe darkness be. both the morn
ing and evening star Of a mans life. The
aight Of her eye is the first to rise, and
tho last to set upon manhoodls s day of
trial ana suffering 1..1a
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A friend of ours, who had been read
ing 9 paragraph in a newspaper, stating
that the ,1ticathuS, or tree of Heaven, is
exceedingly det,imentalto to health, Gays
the tree is probably Of the same species
With the old tree Of paradise, the fruit of
which was so injurious to our ancestors
and their descendants. Very likely.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-18


SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS or GROUND
sole = ChlLfON ~ia SCI e. pablo sucuoa. OF
SATURDAY, Apo. - i'i' a. = c'c.,ck a ne fchsas
kV-hsre-, ihe following yslIsoe progefs VI:
..FA f--v desirable properly On i3ihst within
silt a.s.A-- 81 Srosd~s7 Ouiou square ard sth-sye
Known - ''ls trrlN Reservoir nIllg up1n ne hghosc
point 90 tat psrt OF - yc1n -nry Gn feet rOnt
1- . and ij zee. .rcass cepih. The bat iiog 10 81
1rc-. sro1i al feet n acr, and shout t0 cel gh scd
r'7 b. ay-riri into ruolc buiti'g r'sau'actoY
I'D per eclt car r-ns "a bond ard mortgage.
.fA sr-Iirrr 90 ~ .rou-d lie BORN sle u I'D
~ nencr. - fres ives. u 54-AvseacA .otis - by
81
M.oiscN-,y- Two '', OF tle SIDE r-xt iio;nink
h s'ainessi corner - h AID between Ssih and sd
.-f-,lca .l. e 20 hY i.o tr,.
l3rF srINo 'os ON BE solth SIDE he.,veen q and So
av--ss-h Ia % D. g.
ara tNE Two rs or DE esf.fr -est q, - rorth.
Srs' rr o' 3-s- each iut - bee, Dr. Zoo: zoe Of
r' n-s its sGs frame house ~ lL- rear a he Il
bsohuWAf Four Io,s on me wsst side brtN-sn tlh
80 80 b ssclcl of is - feet by ato1t as FEET te.p
ffrHsr Thee iois ne r0flh side ts,wesr Broad
Har 81 at trctArl o. IS frtf rg TO ,fet ,urt-.
tirsr-F v- lots uorh side nelv ich aaa n Az,
el-n Jog 80 ~ l.u Feet inches
irH ass - .li ess size he.wecr ci.a and ssh ss-1
By irf feet deep
Aso .os on iHlsv-n1e, s. tte southwest eorssr o.
o. nj corner LOO - . IN. b. o. re i-sie - sU
esrr - hy 100
svu-sr-- - 11rA sie commencing 100 feet wet Of
'4t-n-e croHr; good ard eye. ,o.. - hy 100 feet
irr -cs fClt.
Tern. ri, s0o on srr'ics401 % i5e Agcuoa-er.s
was " tere lAQgrS rt.c maps can De had. 49, ans
t.r'J
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-18
BLIss'5 COMPOUND COP LIVEa


fNulS FAVORfrE REMEDY Is composed ~ pure COD
Liver on comb ued viii Other valuable ingrrd en;s,
which completely disguise The repusye taste Of The O,
without dsrac NJ from - med icns griucs presenting
form by which Il be administered 70 ibs most deh
CATS invalid without nc)cycnence IL las been be
ire he public foIr months during which time e mos,
Gathering testimonials ~ ~ superior excellence have been
receiYej-and stands unIiyaed curative Tor 70
cent colds obstinate coughs bronchitis Influenza, asthma
and oil affections u tho throat ard chest The nedcoa
influence Il h. Candy puTsges tho exact track u The ~
famnaiory action causing cough First soothing The
gans hs voice. the ,edaye pauenees passes along The
lining Of The wiBdpipe into TIE bronch and a.y
ing pulmonary irritation, giving ease ard comfort " ies
chest restoring he voice 20 ia sccuSOed ciearnese ard
powers CONCEALED phegn, scruony h. the f'ds and Oh
N te glands gently and saiy hsfged -
EASY expeciofauOn IL DIS Win TIE stomach
common cold y-ds IL heri IN Influence m few hours,
and Wen resDed before the cOnpantis far ADVANCED
a danger u consumption Is enufey prevented.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEtTS.
Since The Introduction Of mis- 20 r.-r remedy several
worthless mitsiDus have made her appearance, entirely
dia.r,ui from he ginaL Tie public viii be pac1sf
snd irCuiTe Or Bliss CoDpoufd Cod Liver Oh Candy.
and observe ne fac siGe OF w. Signature VI he pf0pno
TOR o. every packsge % ne genuine article
r.sTed GUY - 3. Bi,s Dwgg..i. sgnngseid,
Mas. Pr sale m this city ~ a D SANDS, 100 Ful
ou-st he As,ur nd living Home Drug Stores and
10 groaiwsy snd b. al be frincips. dulgsis through
ths Uuion ai6 lueooh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-18
JAMES COLE, Aucdoleer
4 ARG.E AND PEREnPTORf SALE or

LUABaE Houses and Lots ADD Vacant Lots on FoudA-
plaae Henry. Clinton Warren Harrison, Butler. Column
his Smith and Bush SIS HAM IOnsye and Tiffany. parr-
JAMES COLE Will cell ut auction on MONDAY April IS.
1880 At - o'clock hs Herchents' ENchange, New York
the following valuable properly, viz
lots Of lsud bounded By Hanil,0naye Smith and Blsa
sis bsir the entire block
ois on eas aide OF Columbia &c fee, II inches south
~ HarrsOn-st
Also two story brick houses and OTIS Co.umb9.st
adjoining the above be noriherly side.
Also large O 81 eel inche 'front.' with tslory frame
dwelll1 g.house erected thereon.
lot. Of add on the eide Of Idsnyplsce l57 feel
inches from HsrrisOu-st with bUlding thereon
A.o sOry and basement BRICK houses ard lois On
Tiffany place adjoining The above The norherly side.
los Of land The nortbery aide Of Harrlson-s- be-
tween Columbia and Hicks a.
} three s'ory brick houses and i9s on ms westerly
corner Of Clinton and Warren ss
houses and the nCrihery side Of Butter St about
IT'S feet west Of Hoytst
Aso ots al The south corner Of Fourth place and Her.
r. II Yi'h dwelling house thereon.
Terms libera-pan Of he purchase money may remain
on bond and mortgage
FOR hogr4phic and particulars apply al ne Office
Of N. Auc.!obeer - Fulton st. Brooklyn, and WssL
Sew-Y York. tf1o) Az u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-18
a. J SLkENhEE. AucnOuecr
81 NAIl ABR BUILDING lots and ~

s-v Cry. A. Auction
4 BLEGCkER VII SCI a, AgcHon On FRIDAY
Az. ~ a. .oe.ocs 81 he Metch.nls ENchsag-, ,he io
JSirr vsllstla property viz.
ESSEN IT jersey CiW.-SS hg1ins los o. snl mex;
She sout eat corner OF Greene ard Al wing
hocv. sni onrrg tsev said o.s being each IL
III. - feet 'front.' sld bN Su feet n depth
As, Dls large house ard ot directly oppose he AboyA
he HOfh side of Essex dssnt Tea feet egsi ~ rene
the 80. being 20 Sd ee frcr s.d gear By lo0 kes
deep; hogse - 'ee by ~ IN ceginte Ito nsd-ncs Of
Richard Sarck decessed
Also one lo adjoining TIE lls' ~nr,d distant IFS eees
f,om Greene a. % tsei b. i0p "a del
GSEENE-sT Ten lots On ffe cis' ride ~ GneeuesI
forming the .roul 90 lhe roca between Essex and
Morris IS said lots being each SIZE % feet f0ri sn
by - lcet "a depih.
MoSsis-,r Three lots on the south SIZE ~ Morrsa
and directly he OF tie Ast mentioned lots each .
f-si by 100 IN deph On OF The sad lots there is
barn and stable
For Photographic maps srd further rarucu' ars u ths
shove apply 10 he slcroueer Broad-st
sl6GlllS VUSN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-18
JAMES COLE. Aucro-ser
ItIkEAT ~ALE OF NAIIARIE u

~ Lots. and Vacant L,fs IN the F5lrh WA-8 C.- ~
Bro Eyr Oc Fl Ton .. Myri-aye Assqs Peal g.. sr-
BARN Briiye Johnson sui THAR q. "a Vtrper .
mostly 20 ne ilraeiia.e yciay Of he Civ Ha h..rg
rsri = The alson Estate JAMES COLE wi -. Id
auction 90 TUESDAY Apri 81 1854 al. e'c.oe. ~ ,fa
Ner-hsfs Etchadge, NewYork tposl.rey % Ire s-.t
oi5ierl hsfl-'sing property, ".
F-LroN-krE -5 lots 4 ground lyic. directly orr,...
me Cry Han ard ruun ~ ihroug n 10 Adams.t
NYSrLE AVE AND Ak,Ns-sr-i three story an hlsr-
rent BRICK dwelling houses ald lots known ~ - p s-l
- Mgr.lc-aye
A0ANssr a story frame house and 90, ~ Adsrsst
PsNEL-,r -2siory frame house and Ia 80 Pean.'
MYRTLE AVE. ND Jay IT -3 e'egkai ih-ee Story srl
hsson-u. brick dwelling houses ard ots - q and g. 81 n
MYSTLs,,,E--2 tho-e Story brick dwelling houses al
Den. 81 and Is Nvr,'e-Aye
JoHSsoS story Gui basement frame house no
AD,N,,sr 3 splendid brick dwelling houses ara lo,.
near Jlnus5n.-,hese houses were flashed aboll one
wear fronts covered with mss,ic, &c
TiLLARY kND BARBARlS SIS d ,-sms houses Sri .os
northeast eorner OF said streets
MYRTLE AND JAY sTs-5 three sio,y orc& d"e4.i1s
house. and lois %, 2b a. 80 and 81 Jayss
MYsriy.AvE- - lot 90 NyreAye, in rear ~ he above
TiLLARY-sr-1 vacant lots near Jay-st
JAY-sr--2,ury and a.uc frame ho-sr - Jsy-si
ADAMS ,ND TiLLARY Us two story and ATTIC fsia@
dwelling houses, 90, -o2 30. -, Hnd :. Jams 81
TLL,Ky-sr.-1 story frame house % Iilary-st
TlLL,zy.sr-l v'vcant lot between Pesr. and Jay -
TiLLARY A small house in rear OF lc DO DO.
dwelling houses and lots 50 AID S. Iohrsoa.ss
BADGE TILLARY sTs.--A story and attic brick
BsEsE SIT 5-story BRICK dwelling houses rs. - -,
and - Budgest
Hlea-sr2 s'org and attic flame dwellings, lo2 sri o
Hghsi near Jsy-st
scnESMLSuoSSsr.-A 2story frame house so feet fcn
| Bond 81
HaRPsR CouRr-2o small . story houses running from
Jay 20 Barbafin sts between Tllary and Concord
These houses built 10 supply want Of small houses
FOR The accommodation Of families ot limited means. "ho
wish secnr-G cheap and retired residerce The arruA
reat : = 600
All The buildings This estate were bulk by days work
The ;- is properly has been In he posscsson Of tie
family f)f upward Of 100 years large portion ~ be
purchase money may remain on bond mortgage Fu. de-
scripnve boot maps hs obtained 3, The office 81 lr
Aac,.oaeer 45 gllton-st BROOKLYN, and Wal-st. New
York iijl HiItt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-18
ANTHONY j. BLkECkER Aucuourer
A ARtE AND PEREtTTOkE SALE OF 3.

LBUlLDlNG LOTS on both sdes ~ n hrstst and
Fourth.sy At suction ANTHONY BLEECkER viii
sci Al Burlun on TUESDAY, Aprii . ~ l. O'Clock VI al
the Merchants Exchange, the following valuable rea! 90
lake. VII;
good sd substantial house barn, &c nrl IS building
ot. situated on The north and sub aide Of Eghy-hrstA
and Pc Folrh-sv ioning the Cooperation IS ga the
south eide Of recently s0ld auction. Tho
rt'e % the above property i in1isputahe
SAY per cent % tho purchase money ray remain ~
bond and mortgage a. q per cent
For apps and uber particulars Of the above property
apply 20 .hc Auclo1eer Broad-si
att 3 TO- r. 10 1875
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-18
b A. Chiffon, Aucnoueer
a

A. LHILTON AncUOLeeT
HOUSES AND LOTS ON SECOND ST AND
1IWEsr BROADWAY COLE Chiffon Will sell
Al auction 90 WEDNESDAY, April H. 1885, at y O'Clock,
AZ the Merchants Exchange under the direction olIgrsy
Hoffman, Esq Referee, the three twO-sOry bnck houses
ard lots No 81 % and IS Second a. between the First ard
Second avenues aud opposite tie marble Cemetery ihe
% feet front and from 20 20 80 feet doep the houses
are furnished with marble mantes, CRATES CroOn water,
lc &c Also the two-story brick house and lot lie West
Broad way opposite Widest and between Franklin and
lot . feet 'front.' % feet inches on one ie
aad 81 feet inches the For and psrcu
Apply 20 the AUciioneers Wallet and also 10 GEORGE
IIDAH. E.a. 10 WAllsL ll6Zl all ots
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-18
EATPUBLIC ATCTION-0a M0NDAY, A7I

A. y Al 10 O'Clock, Two productive arms besnuali -
AA 81 location h-aiihy One The residence Of h sui
.cr,sr sboat three miles northeast Of Poughkeepse cor
tsp. IS screshss gery me extensive In and view moi
err brck house nearly new two stories ard basement large
ysrr@t: on f door ball and four secOnc,
I've rooms peiiy ofcose,s parors have marble Hsair
and hard hnisd here good cisern and tie wei VI
ter Zee hoEse csrsg ebogse ard she'd large
barns sybarscks bzypres. zgood tenant houses al n
cod condition. Around The house Gs great var q
Evergreen and Oer oTnsmenA tr7es and shru Oey r0H
o.. snd VARIETY OF ali srds u choice fruit Sod "a sae
Arm sesriy O Of pressed hay pei tnnun The Other
-,- about ~ miles nOrh " Poughkeeps.e, contains g
ares has ste for building without parallel the view
b-ing complete psnorsms including the Villages q
Poug hke~pse NeEbursh The Hudson River. the Cats
ki and Fishkl Mountains On said farm about 4t,o
hous csrsgeh0lse extensive barns and sheds, the col.
f.r and well vae,ed wood LOT near H. De- PSk ~ ~
.ss TIE sale viii place The house Of The sGDser
b-r Sale positive, he own-r bstng engaged 10 business
soutt R-f-rSrce-A All.B, Hudson Csnpoel A.
Orn-ys and Cou=selors IS Wsilst Ir John Stevens
Of ne Aims House Department.
90 sCseod' WILIETT CULVER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-18
HENRY LEEDS Ancnoneer
IIOCSFHULD FIRSITURE.--HE HENRY u
n Il Lfa A r. saIs aueffvr m

Aprl l8 Il 10 O'Clock AZ No. l9 Prince st-A general
assortment Of household furniture consisting Of mahogany
sofas chairs rockngchs psfof DO &c COW
cred Tn hair cloth carpets, rUgs curtains, cenertapirs
pisr glasses grsndoes COCK gothic liable ke ogeif ef
with The usual assortment Of bedroom furniture, VIZ bed
seads beds bedding chairs. carp@ts, wssbstands kc
Also chns glaze ard kitcheu ware With which he sac
~ COMMENCE
Sale positive as lie family breaking up hogsese~p-
t,s u.5l5l all 2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-18
OF the Erie RAILWAY
The receipts for fourteen monns have hee As foIo"s
1910. 1850.


Being al the rate OF 800 per sunum FOR the FIRST
months Of this year these the least productive An in
crease hu he ear pro 10 that u the
twomouihs would give az income exceeding TIE ettna
Of the directors rich "a II 6ooO(0 spending IN
crease when the ros5 shall be fashe1 would also produce
sum exceeding their estimate If - 0Occ00 for tie hrs
year. But ss We have said oese Gaia sOne are TOO limited
being drawn from an income which leaves some OF TIE
cilef sources untouched.
The receipts OF the rs year amer completion can alone
form sufficient bass Tor tie calculation OF the future In
Beginning with sScoOoo The ratio Of Increase realised
by The Crest Western Rosd would in Eve wears produce
gross income 10 The Enc Railway u over SiouO per an
This appear eNIays ant but the present ressl
ofhe Great Western appeared eqlsly Improbable some
len wears since as proved the pnce u stock which
was then below that Ollie Ere Al the present dime
That he estimated income oi the Erie for the FIRST gear s
not unreasonable, vii appear rom comparison with
hst Of the celirs ice Of railways from Buffalo Albany
A. already stated tie income OF these railways for 81
miles VAS ior the last year. S47i7l9 The rate Of
income ould give the Ere for i6 miles ifecoo sss
hsn $4,000
Having alluded 10 some Of The larger sources Of revenue
lei Us Examine some u hose OF secondary bat 40! " small
IMPORTANCE
The Ehe Railway vii have vss, advantage in It's free.
DON noi Only from eg s;ge rec:ion' but from ell com
p.slOn IL carrying fTeifhis.
The reports Q: lie above roads show ,Aer receipts 10 be
Passengers. 81 $685. Frcighis S5iss is
| p ou .ae Tire Tor 'os .sm- period
T Sj53 30 Freglt........ si25o75
Tue ne slts On lhe Cenrsl Inns beng only about
h.Id 81 NE anouns Of the arcs while or me Eris The
,ge.s.,s Excl 'ae arcs H. laen lie passengers The
tr'e sloaa Oily be ont-hsif on The Other ne
TOE greater amount Of freight would ,u secure an equal
si7 OF income lt advantage arises from the fact Thai
the Er.s VII Be boh canal sna rtixsv IN 49,, ~
slorg It's route IL : ornous 70 remark In Passing ihN
one hail o. ms rss ~ consists oi live Amas-ihs growih
Of the cOUrls source Of income noI diverted from spy
| Oller route, 5g' created by the rosd Itself
The sale q Tie county VIII make his source Of revepe
constantly Increasing ou" IRON the very Of
a. out-I II has been sec uded ard undeve op From I'M.
uine produces and exports Wal be rapidly aurr-pIes
From The great length If the Erie, ana a., To- ~,
fDrusl0n OF the country, and vm the direction OF M,
r-ruoa' 70 pus1r '' fesi N'"sa's s.aoh is u.; ,o
~ nilss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-18
r { KEMP. Aucuoueer
/ INITIt\T FIR\ITIRE MADE HN TltH

IIMESSRS MEEkS--By oidrr of Executors, on
THURSDAY. Apfil H. N n o'clock % the house % Union
place, opposite Union square, eAst sds r KEMP viii
.el a auction, above, ITO elegant fscr furniture en-
made by hseks tai ORDER end covered on ch satin
5rscsrle ana nearly new. superior rosewood octsys
piauOnrt- elegantly carved ro.ewood ciegere do mar
lie TOP table rich Freuch fancy work and msd u,
hles large French plate pier glass, besnif satin brOcs
oe, widow Curtains AID ornaments chandeliers and
hrinri-s rioh Dresden chna SETS silver plated
vice etegere sud msGfr onameuts silver plated sayets
on painnEs sfs uettes &c g. Catalogues he had %
Neine-day, or application 10 the Aucuoneer II Valet
alj
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-18
ANTHONY J RLFECKER. Aacuon@sr
no CLOSE THE LARGE -alE OE REAL

ESrAt T. commenced on he lnil on sccOun, "
John Palne7 Eco sgecis Receiver Of the NORTH Ameri
csn Trlsi and Banking Company ANTHONY J.
BLEECkER VII sell n auction on MONDAY. the "a
inst 81 c'acs The Merchants FNcharce the oiow
T. 9 pieces OF parcels Of property.
one house and lot No. 1856 Frs,ay 10. H4 by % feet
ren,eb ore year p ) 3D.
No rs Ssyeaihs, vacant lot between he First and Sc
coni avs
Nos. $50 snj ~ Th.uesnh-s, ana i9l aai s9l Four
.eeufH 81 between Avenues 4 and h.
NLlIANsBuWcH LOIS Nos = 3 I, = p and =, on North
Third AMI Fourth ss and tif.h-st see map.
Twrnty-sN io.s Soy,h Third and First SIS See msp
BsooKLlN--Eghlcen .ols on Court Warren ard Bslro.
streets
SN lOs on Columbia. Cranberry ard Furmsr ss
AsO DE spsciQus Mansion ard grounds Pogg hkeepse
known as tho Ts.msdge property.
Terms the announced At the sale on he 0th inst
Luhoeraghic maps can be obtained a. Ice au.f0u-roOu
Btad.st to. i07O abis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-18
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DR. CHARLES MUNDE's
WATER-CIYRH EgTARIISRu

At northampton MAss-Df iiUNDE respact
u hAy nfrn. h. friends and the pubic, st be- has 10
come owner ~ tie 'ae DR. Ruggies's Wael Cure Estab
lshInsnt 81 Bsns0oyu.e, y niles from The NOrhanp oo
Railroad Defot hours nde from fewYoTs s1oJi ron
Boston, from hsny, slIaiSd Ia OF t1s pleasant
gales - New Eug'ard, surrounded win ~ood-gfOwc
hiis with shdy wik. snc AbuHcanily sgppieI WIN mo
pgrest sesl ard coolest gTaDile wafer TIE ~ pr,
sac heathy and M climate md ard agfeesbe inc hsN
and Spacious buildings offer 81 he necessary e0nfrN ee
hf wstsr-eufe purposes, sush - lsfIs P.oso "a~
srsts for either sex gymnasium or Th- Dnfb,f u.nE
the eares; LIVING disciple ~ fnesssnk ~ $780,
hs Own his ri1as Hs,sfcfs Drns ~ -.T nanps Va
every Erropea. hydr0ps'h hopes 70 respond ~ any ~.
he ran of rose scgerers who nsy eonfce hemseFss
him. - 80 49,. .Sd,c,.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-18
DIERCF-S 1IIN~TRFLs.-

DIERCE'S MINsTRELs.-Tteor orr ginsl PomPey
| Iais Of Chrisiys Mi1strss 40 Broadway between
Howard asd Grant every evening tins week. Doors
open AZ :. Concert nj o'clock Second WeeE-Ofeat
success Crowded nightly, The novelties cdgced by
y Pierce IN hrs styie or Ethiopian peformRnces. and
which received each night with the uos decided
marks OF appreciation by crowded audie has stamped
hen be ~ The plus ultra Of negro entertainments
TIL. week change % programme, retaining ne quaint
and ir.na buresQues or he " Black Shakers and
Dutch Dnr wh.ch have been received each night win
rosrs Il isughier
Reres,ed demands have been made fJr extra perform
snrss 10 accom- families there will be given this
wees VIZ: "Wednesday AMI SATURDAY. Afternoons Donfs
open a. 2-concerl al O'Clock. Admission = cents m
vac hovas <, al6U
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-18
VA "A. FRANKLIN, Aucuuneer
rNIEGANT UDI %tIIfID III HNITtRE.-

h WM d FRANKLIN, SON q co viii eel Al suciOs
on THURSDAY, Apr a. az 2ij ClintlH a. FCRsIrUsS-
The furniture coDnluci IN ths above house consisting Ia
part u Brsses carpet ingram carpet, O-coih rosewood
s0H, mahogany sof,, msrbletop cenisriabe mahogany
chairs heir seats blsck. walnut chairs card liable, mabog
any dnin siabie mshogany French betsesfs mahogany
bureau mahogany ahs aHds large Pier ass Cfock5ry
Ca'slpgu-s tag previous 10 tsle. assn sl6 a.