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" Grand National Ex hibataon. s
Lswis Basfkoions, r Co. sforieal oussg Diorassas-
The Battle of Bsaku HM-Corfasr alton Of Charsstops
&C
THE PROPRIETOR respectfully public shove crIe-
brasd Dorsmas win open next
Moadag. spc~fsg, June 3,
and viii continue every evsnins for limited period.
sxn bang carved IN symmetry dressed In their
combination machinery
initiate, with wonderful The movements Of animated
Ths every evening with unnvalsd
II 1880 So The Fairy Lq~d.
Tickets IS cents without Distinction OF age.
Door opsn q past Exhibition commences past pre-
ssey aa hay 3-lwd
nsss shs Public, and Instructions Postmaster.
PosT 0yvIcE DkrA KrxxxT, June a. 1850. \
THE pablo v hereby notified following schedule
for the OF the United
Adanhcn and "Pacihcs (coinss Ine from por
rosk ssd Liverpool, respectively, % wits
~ Atlantic. June IS. Pacific, June 10.
Pncinc, q. Atlantic, July 10.
Anantic, JlyH. Pacific, July 81.
Nail New Britain, continent OF
- eosveysd BY above packets treaty
fnfo between the
onssss papers 20 Great Brsain
and co0nus beyond
plscss and In
ssrucons appended details
treaty with Great Bntainr subject Of ~
single rate instead Of cents Tue postage % Be collected Of
sequsace u The prepayment IL Newspapers
yosd Great Brsan cents 70 Great Britain 70 be prepaid
~ 1850 ,. Uol.LA akR,
June AS-S Postmaster General,
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Drs4rr1rsr o. rss Isrssles,

May le 1850.
ErAaArE e. s.s 'ss o. n! g,
ending JunesD l65l viii BE- until O'Clock,
Those unascopanied BY satisfactory te
onals q ability y an contract W. mo- Il sos,assss
principal afcles Of which, such paper qus
lalc pens pencils knives, ink, hc must the
The sb samples, and pay for The HE prices
Offer them, al is option NO bid VIII pc
considered where The Articles accompanying are not OF e kha
Each proposal be signed BY the individual h making
specify price, and but price, FOR each and every a
Gle the schedule should any articles be required no
furnished The lowest market prices,
codng quality Blank forms proposals viii be furnished ~
The applying ir them and as without uni
orny therein the department would nnd dncui 70 MAKE
consideration unless Substantially agree
ing herewith Ht ,F8s
The printing and perfect type and on
the best the different descriptions required The paper
Tor the printing viii the the Department.
or me ONCE ordering designate the kind OF paper and ype
whether script Or otherwise the number 70 so ON Sheet when
he matter or arliclc Will admit OF more than one.
Each Glass WIN be bid for and decided separately, and al
other things being equal will be assigned 10 the lowest bidder
embraced IN contract; and bidder have
more classes assigned 10 him. shall such forfeit
his tight 10 any portion q The contract
Atne articles
of the quality delivered
the satisfaction Of the head Of the Office they
qured.
The department right Of ordering greater
quantity OF each aud article public
service may require. 3N4 1AaNts Ntt3f aEEi@8asa4
and failure supply the nrcles
and his sureies shall liable foI
the forfeiture specified ~ such bond as qadated damages
quality and description Of each OF the kinds Of articles
work that will be wanted
- being mpracticabe give precise description Of the
quality kinds Of printing bidders referred
the In this different offices for specimens OF the general
descriptions required.
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Thus, under the tariff Of 1872, profits up 70 per
per annum by increasing the price every
shilling calico OF. shirt worn by working people What
for IL be had for cents and
still the manufacturers make per profit. which is
per than the legal OF money in Massachu
setts Take the prices of ~ Meui,nac IN ills
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On every other description pdpcr designated shove
but by the Office ordering ~ whether circuims IN
suucons warrants, fofms, returns, Se ss specified ~ nc
first paragraph, for
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James q. B~rret RN8 81
WILL attend 70 the prosecution Of claims before Congress and hs
w various executive departments Of the government a
ofcs and dwelling street, between oh and Ion Streets
Octa-u Itn M W
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Chesfsx sfrssf, sbovs Ssvsafh s1ssf. Paf,adsiphia
II immediate vicinity important pubIc
neuudos the and fashionable
Ne attractive public Of The city, In Important requisites
4heht and v.nusSa principal objects aimed recent
and thorough improvement q this houses
$4,000 perhaps any establishment IN America To susngs,
shereove, ~ position is peculiarly desirable
ne subscriber returns thanks % his friends and the public for the
liberal patronage they have extended him.
- wh sndssvoss 70 meH, eonunuanes Of their aycrs
ssss I,--sssscp e4t.s - s'''
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Up April 1.-the purchases were 6O46i bales In excess
Of last year The manufacturers convinced Of rise
and they laid in stocks Since April l. they have baughl
but 2ss bales against Ill 6S5 last year that is say
in the onhs Of April and May they fought iollows
,s.s a ssssi 4 nsy; l TIA!
1850 4 23639 42,65t 7i2y3
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f6s Nxw YoEK. June lI-s. p m.
Notwihsianding the CRY which has been seatop IN all
directions In relation the upon manufactures a.
this moment. she closing Of factories hs discharge Of
hands," s'the dminnon Of dividends" aud be loss Of
capital" with which ongeared Greeeyes din the ears OF
the public, this unanswerable fact "sticks out" the manu-
have bought couon, Al high prices and
continue boy mare. than before. What do they do
with cotton prices fthey disc lhei
hands and close their shops The statistics OF the trade
show the following results
stock on hand Sept. j bales, la4,el5 lto,e3a
Receipt 70 June 1, sf.4 a,560,000 700
4 y II y y 2
Supply bales, s a,724slS a ao5i ,93a
Exported 70 foreign ports Ie4s0o0 l,l67,000
stock June 4. $4,000 100000
-,--2 100000 ------- 900
PURCHASED by manufacturers 10 June l. 434s5 4s493a
q $3.50 MAY L. 365777 4l2,2s0
April a23,60 3s3,6Il
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Books from London.
KEs rr.eiea HINTS On Portrait fsinrinr illustrated by sr-
ssssweshs Complete foe,ica werks-i vol octave, London
Lord Epkipeb epesches-f vol. octave. ta itoetA
he 0se.Hnp Pocket book Of Etiquette; dedicated 70 fose
who are ssd those who nop acquainted win the
sosssvj n Anbw PrssiIae l = fff3 Al71 -71S'
~ Arthur Freezing. = ~ m 80 - "'s'
Lar Ancisn aahyiand divers small histories not
Known 70 the anceDn dedicaed mich respect thur fouf
ps 49, % tss BABES q Ensisnd- vol, London, lss
ne nenne steam Engne for officers ensineers nv
ar ne brcwn- vol, London, lsfo-msny enrravnes.
oeecsos hi.soy Of the Origin and Progress Nsvga
hsd On ne steam Ecsne popular description i con-
Slsncs spsnish and e.9iish picsionar--I
nesdowb spanish and EpsIsh Dictionary II vol
ssscns' Spanish English Dvuonary-9 vos ocavo sso
iwsimpcred from London direc, By 80 -
y-.u FRASoK TAYLOR.
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IL wish ciona stock. We have Gnrmenf OF
every description, both Of Our ready
up good style bespokc work. snd every
ure warranted presensed Mise dssinr We have many
Eods ~ coats and vests that e out q ss mat we
will cell bargains regarding the cost Fl IL
Pine and beautiful goods dep make up % order IN ne
best xrf a. the lowest prices - . ---.
t1,r 49, . doors Of Browns Hctsl, rsan avenue
KNOX WALK EHs wtll ps~stsse sa~ ~ sh> Sspresss
j. Court stntes, sna afford ~ Ne psscnspn
against the government Aa1ress Weshneaens DC
liar. lo-d ssi4s Vs.
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A Beautiful Country Resitencc fsf sale, eoatainias
hundred and sixty half In nne timber and well
twostoy by 3e with
ehi miles nom ashngon city hne barn with son
complete particulars Inquire Of Mr.
ome, Georgown Messrs Middleton Bea Wash
ington city, ID. q.
MAY 3y-2aw4w istN# 4#
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Moore's Union House, Washington City, ID. Q.
THIS establishment, street. ~ Streets
National, recently Exchange
Hoten has been thoroughly rened improved and furnished
will be
city.
ordered supplies the table, the
and purity beds he render
travelling community desirable
a. longer sooum national metropolis
He respectfully soci and deserve share Of the public
June s--a JOHN L. MOORE
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The printing oa kinds including paper which may p required
Offices thereof be circulars, intuctions
warrants forns returns, blanks solid macr not loaded rule
work ruling lining and red ruling
lining BY whatever tue, 90 description the same shall
cIudinr odnr suicne FASTING, hc the following do
witt
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nUMAss LAST NovEL-"The War or womonp or niyalr,
~ Ia Love, vol. aias s. t'sH
The Robbers, BY Frederick Schiller the German by
n. q. BONN. IN M
Emperor julian BY Augustus Neander D. ansls-
ted by g. W Cox, Al. As this day received for snlc
TAYLOR 4 MAURY,
June ~ ts&t booksellers, near OH q.
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DRINTING TYPE CASES, AND FIXTURES AT AUCTION
On Friday ssrnoon the 5th instant, 4oclock,
the highest bidder, front warehouse, and
10Th streets, large lot OF the above, follows
founf small Plea, 300 pounds, slightly
4 do 30 do god new, portion Of which
used only small book edition. Tho whole
fered together, OF Ia lots TO suit purchasers.
Terms sale. GREEN h TASTET,
June 5-H Auctioncer
c5 The above sale Is postponed until Thursday.
GREEN TAsTET,
June Q-aawds Aucuoneers
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MANUEL ID. KING, eM.AN
La~d and G,srai lgsnf, Pashiw ef,n city.
Once on p. street., the Treasury Department.
May 7--eolm
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DHILIP BARTON KEY will sttend 20 any bussnes
he may BE- Intused with before either Of The courts Di
tct and will also attend 10 the
ss~s and the Departments, Oboe On street..
: WAsntrsroN. July 10. iesS. July t7--aswtf
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MAHAmmED. shs Ar.ss.n Pr.phes. Tragedy, by
Lis as1 cosspondsncs q Andrew combe NJ D. by .ov..
norvsi HastlnF The Fiastc Oina tale
s"asd on he Diseases of IniAntsa-t vol svo,
This day resolved Tor sais by 4 M III 49,.
Ii -. TAYLOR 4 MAURY,
- 70 '4#t a Bnokseii~rs, nh
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Ordinary Md Md hH Fuly fhn
good ord. good mid. 70 fair togcod fair
wpsna an, and Pa ,laia ie.nls: ,sa,ss ,snlT
Flour has with moderate suppIies beca in fair dsinanc
and prices remain firm. Common State, SIS al straight
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P.s.-Editors Of the above papers win PIE
bills 20 the Patent Once, with paper conss
June 7--~law3w tW
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Il Third street. Apply 10 a. N. MORFfT,
MAY a4-eod1 fIu,sll once -Four .and-s half street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-26

15oousat an allegoCy was traceable through
ION GioedEai The old Governor, whom the Don
kuls, Is the Law the relentless Statue is th1,
stern onoodlment of Custom aud Convention,
the Human Soul, was never renrs sentrJ IN bet.
ter type. Probably Mozart had no meranhysical
idea in this work genios does it's work FIRST
Critics may find theories afterward lev, was
Mozart's ruling sentiment, his religion. In Dor
Giordnni, the Worldly and the Supernatural mass
naturally into each other Don Juon, full OF life,
resolves to live without limit, and finds in the
Love OF Woman this delightful shadow of life.
Mr. DWIGHT here went into a sketch Of characters
in the story and then required directly TO the OPP.
era itself. The Overture was composed IN SIN
gle night, while Mozart wife kept him awake
with punch and anecdotes that made the tears OF
laughter spring from his eyes The Lecturer then
went into minute examination OF the character
and action of the music OF the overture and OF the
Opera itself, but we have not space to report HIM
with any degree Of fidelity. His readings and illus
trations were luminous and Ineligible evento the
most unmusical nearer. Mr.. D. said that he could
not sympathlse with the regret so frequently ex-
pressed that Mozart should have prostrated his ge-
MUS in this composition by the false marriage of so
much divine music with an unworthy subject. II
was the very subject for him to pour all the warm
he.tde OF his music into for him to take from vul
gar commonalty and elevate into all the impetu-
GUS, bewildered but ar,hopng experiment of HUI
principles Of the music Of Don Giordnai The
burden of the first part is Liberty that Of the
latter part Order. The whole is the story Of Life,
with stern and instructive moral. He then
passed to brief consideration Of some of the
Operas best known to Americans. He noticed
Rossini, the head Of the modern Italian school,
the most original creative, strongest, elegant
and accomplished of them all, though never
very deep. He is a miracle Of exhaustles,
sparkling invention. Mr.. D. noticed Rossini's
Barber of Scribe, Othello, TV,litam Tell aud
Ssmnamts. He contrasted Rossini with the
mighty Beethoven, the deepest and most pro-
phetic OF all the great German masters. Rosslni
he thought, had done more than any composer
who ever lived to popularze Music, to educate
the ear ofmankind But our report is getting too
long, and, in this hasty abridgement and in our
own language, too unlike the original. We close
by merely noticing that Mr.. Dwight finished his
lecture by few rapid glsnces at Beini, the EN-.
bodiment of Sepsibiity and Love; Verdi, the
seeker after effect merely and Donizett, full Of
dramatic tact, but wanting the elevating tone of
great genius.
The next Lecture before this Association will
be delivered on Monday evening next by Rev.
JOHN LORD, D. D. Subject" Gustavus Adol-
plus"
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5Ocleck kine
L1OR HUDSON 4 INTERMEDIATE

al
LASDlHGSl The steamboat HUDSON. Capt wE.
hslen WI leave The steamboat pier foot OF CS'ar
Monday "wednesday and Friday and h- COLUM.
BtA Capt King, Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday,
ocock connecting with the stages al Neweurgh knRI,
6UDsos tsD 5EKKsHrRs RA1RoAD-The gassenSe,
qIns o. his Road aer March Is will leave Hudson and
West 81 cshfge daily Sundays exceptedl as folows
Leave Hudson al 4 N ard PM srd west stock
bridge att An and PM
Freight trains With passenger -gf .tachel, vii Leave
Hudson at II AM and West Stockhridge al 10 50 M
Passengers by The morning train from Yves, Sockbrdgs
MAJ tke The day ho8 for New York the or POUCH
keep=le4 and thence D. railroad To New YorA by P X.
Fere by after route from Hudson exceeding 81 %
Passengers by ts evening train viii fnd the steamers Co
~ MBlA and HUDSON aways waiting for them and TIE
ARE OF those boats viii ne low any other sveuing bosi
Do ie rVeF-rom ~ cts downward the inc bosts mag
&c; the example
Through tickets rom West sockbrdse 70 New Fork 81
3D. and the same fare in retaining Passengers should recoA
ect thai this fare includes bertha which excluded s
ares of other routes
The trains from Hudson both norHng and evening con.
nect with the trains ofhe Western Roads DIS heretofore
ie5 6m j. 7. WATERMAN Supt
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DEGULAR MAIL LINE between BOS-

DEGULAR MAIL LINE between BOS-
l ATON and NEW.YORKt via sTONINGTON and
northumberland route without ferry change OF
ears or baggage 81 -, O..
COMMODORE Capt VIM. e. RFazee, in connection
with the Stenin gton ard Providence and Boston and
Providence Railroads. leaving NewYork daily Sundays
excepted) nom Pier Mr. hrS wharf above Battery place.
al O'Clock N and Senngtot att N. or upon the ar
rival OF the Mail Train from Boston
These built expressly for the roue and are
ID every respect particularly adapted to the navigation 81
Long Island Sound The for ara
coHmodious and CONFERENCE.-The officers capable and ez'
periRnced.
The route being the shortest and most direct betwesa
Boston and NewYork passengers enabled to arrive
IN ample time FOR The morning lines Of steenboata and
railroads. RAINING to various points from those ci1ee
The { VANDERBILT willleaye New York on Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday Leave stonlngton ON Monday
Wedpesds, and Friday
The COMMODORE VIII leave New York Monday Wed.
nesdey and Friday Leave Stoningou Tuesday Tbursdsy
and Saturday.
neton proceed Immediately In the splendid railroad
10 Providence snd Boston baggage-master accom-
panes each train to and from Boston FOR passage,
bertha staterooms freight applications be made to
the Agents. The wharf, AID al the Office, 10 Battery.
nlara GA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-26

The FuGlTYE SLAVE LAW SUSTAINED IN De
TRolT Since the election the friends ofthe Law
for the Reclamation of Fugitives from Service
without distinction of party gave the lately
defeated Mr. Buel public dinner before his de-
parture for the South. Among the guests present
were Amin Bey and Hassan of the Turkish Navy,
and Mayor Ladue, who recently presided over
meeting for the Repeal of the Fugitive Slave law,
which the Southern papers generally claim to "be
the only link in the golden chain that binds our
national Confederacy in glorious union The
Mayor toasted very appropriately the late John
C. Calhoun, whose efforts for the preservation OF
the Union are remembered by all. This after
piece caps the climax and will tell in South Caro-
lima and among secessionists generally throughout
the South. The Detroit AdreHiser remarks'
His Honor, Mayor Ladue has very keen sense
of the ridiculous and delights in showing it some
times at the expense of his friends. Being at the
Buel Union glorifcaton on Tuesday evening,
he arose, and with great aeeming gravity, proposed
"the memory of John c.. Calhoun which was
drank by his DESIRE standing Not bad, that,
for " UNloN" meeting We did not learn whe-
Their anu other nulliier was thus honored.
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD
II NEW.YORK to ALBANY, by Railroad and Sea,

T., ms
boats-HEW ARRANGEMENT, 1850
On ana after Monday October 18Th 1880 the passenger
nalas vi run as follows Sundays excepted) connecting
at Poqgf Teepse 9Th the faslsailing steamers Aida
Albany and touching the usual il arIredate !anngu
LEAVE NETWORK, GOING NORTH,
from NE Oflce in HHdson-et Cham6ersst
at all the way stations
Ionkers, Dobbs Ferry, Dearman, Tarytown, Sng-SiRg
Peekskill, GaTrisons Cold Spring. Fishki- New Ham
eqTgh and connecting al Poughkeepse with the AR
son Tivoi, Maiden, Caskill, Hudson, Coxseckis snd
snyvesant and arrive at Albany al 30 P. NJ.
AT u M-ror freight una passengers to PoughAeeps.e
stopping at al way stations.
At2 P M,-For PassengerB to Poughkeepsie stopping
at all the way stations
AL P. M.-Exprees main FOR Albany stopping al Man
hattanvie Yonkers Oobbs Ferry, Dearnan Terrytown,
SingSpt Peekskl, Garrisou's Cold Spring Flshk, New.
HbH burgb and Milton Ferry connecting ii Poughkeepsie
viii the steamer SOUTH AMERICA, which VIII land at
HID son. Coxssckie Stuyvessnt and New Rshnore, snd
arrive at Albany at u so A 81
Ats P M-For passengers to PeeksEil- stopping at all
LEAVE POUGHKEEPsIE, GOING SOUTH
At A. h-For NeW-YoFk. stopping at sll the principal
Eas stations
stopping at all way stations
ALL IS A Nor arrival Of steamer rom AiuanyI
Ehich leaves there at NJ stopping at New. Hamburgh
gishkl Cold Spring Garrison Peekskl, Sing Sing, Tar
Fytown DeBrnlan, Dobbs' Ferry ana Yonkers.
ASP M.-For New. Tork stopping al al w6g statioas
At6 Nor arrival of steamer from Albany watch
LEAVE fEEKsKILL FOR NETWORK
ats As A. M.-Stopping al sll way stations
Passengers will promote elT convenience and safety BY
observing the following rules LIST Give particular direc
hons the baggageman where your baggage to be do
hyered that he may mark accordingly and thereby avoid
mistakes and delays I'd procure your tickets before en
ing the cars; 3d. do Aot stand on the platforms
o28H OLIVER II. LEE, Superintendent
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EvOR BOSTON, via NEWPORT and

IL FALL RIyER--By the splendid and superior steam
ers BAY STATE and EMPIRE STATE, Of great strength
and speed particularly adapted to the navigation OF Long
Island Sound running in connection with the Fall River and
Old Colony Railroad distance of IS miles TO Boston only
Leave pier Mr. near the Battery.
davs Thursdays and Saturdays at4 IN.
The steamer EMPIRE STATE, Capt Benz Brayton, %
Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays, at M
This line IL the only that direct for Newport
These steamers are fitted With commodous statereo1ns
and every arrangement fer the security and comfort OF pas
tengers who are afforded by this route nights rest Ga
board and on arrival Fan River proceed per railroad
reaching Boston early the following morning or can remain
on boara getting their breakfast II wished for. unnl ne
starting Of the accommodation train at quarter before
7oclock which reaches Boston at about socock AM
Abaggagemasters attached to each steamer VINO re-
eeves and tickets the baggage and accompanies the sas
30 rs destination. A.,
same SIS by other lines
Providence daily, except Sundays
Freight to Boston taken at the same rates as ny the
regular lines and forwarded with greater expedition by an
Exprese Ieigtg rain which leaves Fs River every Ior
ing SUNDAY rxcepeed) O'Clock Tor Boston and Ne"
Bedford arriving al lis destination al or about IL AN
For freight apply board, az the office on FlsT N
FOR statefooms berths apply on board or Il II Is deea
10 secure them ahead, application may oe made 10
ieI0y TIsDALE BORDEN, Agents. 10 and II :" sSs-ss'