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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-21
BOARDING.

l . -- . r ~ h
- OARD-To lei TO single gentlemen, or gentleman
~ and his wife win Without boeJ, furnlshed or I'M
fgnihed large front room ano bedroom, on second
fcor with psntries attached. The rooms are peculiarly
convenient and elegant The house 10 DELIGHTFULLY."- situated
~ OF modern construction The family snstihree per-
scus)-po other boarders Baths &c Ia the house In
o. re al IT'S Twtnhst between University Place and fh-
ave. tu~l-O'7
asOARU can be obIained with handsome suite Of
~ roOs bey can be had together or urnlsned
CT nurnished-6so the third story. There
BAH With hot and cold wster and shower BAH In the house
A ply al 10, Ch6mbers-sL "a IL
nOAKU-A gentleman and sdy or Two single gentle
Oman can be accommodated with pleasant second.
,ory front room 10 healthy locson Apply At 81 Jsy-s1
su2l q
BOARDING A young lady wiihes board In Brook
4 > yn 10 location within i've minutes walk OF Fulloo
Nsov A private family where there are tsr bosrderi
would be preferred Address"L l.. s." Tribune Once
ieatsnI spsfi nenls suitable fora gen.
IL 1ersn and his wife can be had, With 6oard, al 10
Orchard 81 References exchanged. au& l"'
nRHmANERT BOARD WANTED in private
L family for lady and her daughter Location not
shove BleeckeT-sL AID terms moderate. Aadrest b. r.
al 70 Tribune { rhce. su-i -
~ F@ oAeS BosSsase ASss-'ue~SSs' 'Se I'D rage
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-21

s.HEEIFF-s 5ALE-By Efscatsa % - sre'sf
Sc-iF-rsd o. srpo-- Or 81. Nr ssisJ, ~ i- ~
frtot@r 1890 % coeE a. ~ -s'3l@ u IL y a.
tj. t 49, ~ rf--r.f 81 C4-. Way rhch b. ht 1a d.
dsy n December is4i tne u-rrsirf o. ~
he ooa - isrcrtft prrar 20 VT Al td e-ftn y.
sarr~s .rruud. 4- prl-ia-nts p f7i 1T ~
,rdt.r n IL r-aa IS sfd Cry ~ ~ ias al ta9-n
49,. ..-..r hi - THOaAs CARSLEI, se~r 2
w. Ua4aH Dep sb~rf -. =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-21
ENGLISH oARPETINGs
AND OIL CLOTHS.
ETERSON 4 HUMP Il X l. Y /,

AND OIL CLOTHS.
PETERSON HUMPHREY,
49, PesrlsL near Msdifon.
OFFER FOR SALE one Of the most extensive and
" elegant stocks Of CarPetng &c 10 be found 10 the
'''y' e" YRicT VELVET AND ADMINISTER,
Which in sly quality aud designs unsurpassed,
TAPESTRY AND BRUSSELS
In extent our tock cAfuOg be eqused and Tor variety
oSIuobe exreed and price tuea per cent es' han oasf
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN fHREE-PLY
Tbs descripucn VI eaTpes have made such arrange
mspu with the importers and manufacturer, that We are
pspaed 81 al unes 70 furnish The sei snd best degai
Cur sIoeE Of Low Priced Carpet, was never o:ier and
Sre selling prices vsIying fi ron !, to % per yard
liz endless vSriedes some exceedingly neb, vAying Ia
N-ih from 10 - feet and selling Win al oiher ehaee
goods found Carpet Stores, aA ten per cent ess han
q sr eslA5nIhneDs 70 prove which cs'ls solicited
tu21 2miiTtSkiuA
NETWORK LAUNDRY, IS SPRUCE 81. NEAR
~ NASSAU TO New shirt Dealers, sns GeItienee'
FAMILIES &c -fhii one OF 'ne mot, per q. SEC ~
establishments Of he And II ma 81 aay onef eolny
IL beer erected 81 exPense Of about four SoasAna
L.. sfi, and combines tbe following savSn'ssei -
iu-Per:ecf leaving he city 70 haste car have AeH
clothes washed SDd ircuet In sapenoF mSnnsr 10 ho'
~ 20 three hoars ulne
nd No material 10 ssed IN The vsshilg department
81 pure olive oil ,Dd hsered Groom -a.ef h-ace
co lee not teso' ed by patent soaps or Other hu
b1g, no extensively Advertised 10 NE newsYspert
N1-GienueMen's .hEts are done up eQuA 10 lev tlrs
o. sac; ge0uenens collars iTonee IL Troy s.y.e ShE
sr-Clo,hs, losI o. misseuI (which seldom o. oevsl
hsroensl will be proGp dy paid toT
'5sCLo,be, -Gshed Al his estAbhshI enI VII ~-.s
"a ; lonrsr ,l.nry hey sre noi Oay asat -
= an rrs care bGt 40 Injurious drug o. generally usea ~
,T..bs n, IL perInIied 10 come DeN lhen
nh-Lsdes dresses and eli me SNcles se eoue 0P ~
AZ eIpesieIctd French LsuIe Ioss -
4 othe. IA en- a. delivered free Of extra ehhEe ih'
MI. std slsiDs -docg0zly removes
orders len A. he Once IS Spruce O. o. ssos hrO4So
n. g.npv Posl w receive prompt s1eanou
MADAME RAYMOND, supefEtenaenl
& Y.n.refcr5 haucs sfs employed - uo1 aoN
ana l1s
shsfA
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T'HE NEW;lE1S.!GLASD mgTUAL LIFE az

TNHK NEW.ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE IN
L sURANCE COMPANY Of Bosion, inIures lives 90
GuGsnee csph AMI Let accumu ai0n exceeding 5000
ard r. creasug- for benefit Of members present and future
The whole safely and adyantag eousy invested.
The business conducted exclusively for the benefit o.
penOIs insured
The greatest risk Aken on lis, $40 go
surplus dliIlbuicd SmOns he members every h0n year
from December 1885, settled Ia casa, Or 81 addition ~
policy.
Premium may 10 paid quarterly ssms nnuslly when
desired ard amOuLs not 100 small
Ia Policy for the who's lfe The Insured being under
the age OF hny-syeD may pay annually Tor hye yeafs Ia
cash ret nG srd Interest annually on ns other
hsR OF Ihe premium over hat sge hreehhhs 81 least,
90 70 De psld and interest on the remainder.
Forms OF application ard pamphlets Of the Company and
It's reports bad % he agent Or foTwdded by nai
written for, post paid.
fhil Con pany has complied % every particular with the
laws Of IBIS State, respecting Companies Of o'ner States
doing business here q ne Agen has ceru ,se h0m
The nrtr Ofl IN eff ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-21

S-EFRITF- SAFE rYtne o. r~r er-clt'as ~ ~ .
- r-t- 40 o. Iyeri MI eTDo-e % ste % n sf- y
49,, 80 Al l. oci- The Fe-;b1~ d ~ ~ 49, ~
~, - - 40 ntes--t Jaala hesio5 shh b ~ % "a 10
~ IA Jur- isa anJ ot-s tas insf--ef 49, aH,a'
..r1e rsY s1i -. he lolo~ils l@-i--a 20
- - IL i-1 snt ~ scosd - No - a. 81 s-ef = 40
~ l-r.r bs-oA peuF-ry. shonf - ef ~, ~ 70 No
a. & Ahylsf ~ i.J
~ IHOsIs CARNLsT sl-rf
n. . c...-.-... U-.-t. S.-1a s.NsiaEt-W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-21
WOOL PICKERs.

Wool PIOAEHS.
DARKHURsrs IMPROVED MACHINE for Clean
III " COL UGder pElerI Of April a. 1850 which 10 The
periceg BppsrAGas ever applied 70 lha purpose,
pieed, and be seen In operation BY apPcs-
ton 10 be fgttch3urr By this machine he wool if
picked ard cleaned II bars prior - is being washed or
eoored IL separately from The cards ard ,aecis me
cleansing without lnjlry 10 ne staples Of Vie WOOL or
breSIng lesrirg The borr and viii do me TofI i1r
four " Ix teg O. cards sccoroDg 10 he qualify oi Tho
vColl Pf.cs $50 Also mA-lin7s attached 70 csrcf.
All Of which viii be furnished a short nolee. oy
HAYES REDFIELDi Assuis for 8. K PSahur,t
ane Aytytss 70 BfOedH
JUDp'S INDICATED LIQUID on rIoLEJ
u his Is AN INIALu ALL ARTICLE iof dressing
i buns ard bruises, fcads, or any ana o. fesn
wounds SO says DR. Valentine bJtg Of The n. Medical
Upivsu.ty, Or Daring u ne sans; Drs q N and
Johrscu Of he Virgins Medical lns?Iiu0n' va many
PEkfIELD / CAMP Mdds.own, Com. sole proDh-
VT HICKS L co. lac .na Isl Froatst
Wholesale Agela
For .ale by schie1elin, Bros Co Hsvsnd, Keeae
CO. " u Burger l. Co BoJd Paul HsydocE, cories
4 Cav Gu2O mis-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-21

-TFFENF COUKT-E.a. % At1 4E1lst " diam = Ma al
- 49, Wsn-s-l1o1s .r money int1si sa corifacl Soin
T te l-rt.4.s ar each . lea. l4l are f~fr.g san
- az ree4rsc Pie lon - 10 rs i-ton, saeh
H.. r-lh E.eus lsds f-f ts 4l1- i in- C-fE n ~
81. 81 C.af7 81 S-s Yoft. ~ lfy HI 10 D. Cy u s>s
10 copy 70 }9-f t-,- 9, ~ t-- 20 @A pa
10 .-r " 8Isfr-~i ssf ctJ Htha
.-r .s a~- -4- La -Hclssss- u
I'll rr-. srt jos ~. - alssrf -a@ al coupat
-f rl- no rt-fa r ials t9r ID take jldg
. e. t.l 1---ali Cd io4f alldr-t fof
49, III IL -gth Gay yl1- ,lol al stA,
t---~.. - sfy 80 l- cote 4 ls fl.-. gas D.
- NIGHThAS & CLARK, P.s-f.f's a. .r--f.
sag Ifs1sA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-21
CHESTNUT COAL FOR STEAM.

CHESTNUT COAL FOR STEAM.
4 SUPERIOR ARTICLE OF WHITE ASH for sale
q low by the cargo. Address Z. TfLEkS CO,
spig lWts Phstelpml
EOAI.-BlIck HesIh and Peach Orchard Ronse Coal
y landing 10 prime order prepared 10 The 0et mar
ner for family For sale low, BY
JAMES L. WORTH, a Broadway,
su2l and cor. Fourth and Thompson sis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-21
SCHOOLS.

~ z~ ssA~. S..srsI sossess. -. I'D PssA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-21
COAL.

RKDUCTION In TELKGRAPB RArEs.
MERCHANTS LINE-BAIN's PATENT,
% WAll-s,reeI
TxNHE CHARGES for ten words between Boston and
L New-Yort will hereafter be 20 ctnts and cents each
additional word By order Of The Directors
Sni7 lyi,s L. w. JEROME, Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-21

UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR sCHOOL-Pro-
fesior A. JoHNsoS, Reetor-The ira quarter o. me
school begins september % Pupils are heo Tor
College business The Primary Department for eleven
wears The Of M NJ M Hobby receives pupils al
early age sssx year Application for sdmn
sion may he made al the Rooms lower door University
BuildnAs Circulars may be obsined ato al the book
stores 81 Roe Lockwood son, All Broadway Charles =
Yrarcis co 252 Broadway aud Samuel Reynor, 10 Bow
arv lsu2l 2ml GEORGE PARKER Principal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-21
WssHIsG MADE EASY.

OR HOW TO WASH CLOTHES WITHOUT Ma
CHIMES, wAshBoARDs OR POUNDING
BARRELS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-21
OTTO COTTAGE HoBoKEN.
GRAND INSTRUMENTAL FREE CONCERTS,
aTRAIrSsS CELERFATED HAND

VII come CT he frs. fair day. aul9 2wiah
NIINEkVA ROOns, slG SROAOWAY.-The Gel
fle5rsf-d YOUNG IRISH NIGHTINGALE Tets ex-
sodntry child who has sGonished the moot eminent mu
scisnI in kuroys, vii give . CONCERT on WEDNEs-
DAY EVENING NEXT Aug q, asss'ed by Miss Gillespie,
hsttr Gillespie and hr James Gillespie, who Will per
form Air with Nirs.crs 90 the FluIe and accompany
hinsef the time 90 the Pianoyore, never before
attempted
Admit snce o cents Reserved seau % cents Doors
opeu al 7; TO commence al O'Clock. su2l lts
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'lf6PHFR N0RoAS- s,-',,lIJ u s.

DTlf.ff As 81 - i9s+s
t,.s, certify lst ne above rorrs.t o0fy ~ -
I Ia = = bed rl~sdsJ .lrr-eaz - ist "a
~ Fp'-i --l--.t..... THOMAS CAkNLkI,
80 ' s.~rd1 ftl- q O. 80 County oi ~ ] -
NE A. tls g..c I-~rfsp-f' = tlia PC Co--y - - ~.
.--f y .rr~ earn 4Hf. -ar e-ct0li tnd go "a
.--...re tig slrl- rs e,f-on ~, ~
s = ~ s-ors Botfi o. . g-r' sor' AZ 2isse ~
-.- a1Ii aSts "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-21
ERENou, SPANISH. ENGLISH, MUSIC &C

L The Register lePsGs WlLCOAs u SenooL Age gen,
:, eoi n, 1nowAy 10 the educational advertiser ever
tnysned r discovering aud supplying the literary wants
OF our civ and nsuor Here are o9laLeo we nos s-
Schools 40 fsmiies private individuals OF any age WIZ
he ATTENDED 10y the most finished aud competent
botb seKes All educG41rs ORDERS prompy as.ouSou 70
% nlesse md be pleased "a our motto, suEl Ius
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-21

Willard Pun, 9, Pendent
NJ. =. Wilder. Chas. r. CUnf, y. Clnangnin
Geo. h kDhn, Wm. W. stone Peter WsiaWngnN
Chss bfOvDe TnOs A Dexter, WIN Raymond 49,
Hm Perks, soUell raDPen. ..,..,.
BEHJAAiN STEVENS Secretary.
J. HOPPEk Solicitor and AgeEg o. he Company
ANIL xswif IN q WaLs. Js1Gcey Court Ntw.f3rE
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-03-16
KEOW EE COURIE R
Saturday March a6, 1850.

With view of accommodating our Sub
scribers who live Mt a distance, the following
gentlemen are authorized and requested to
act as agents in receiving and forwarding Sub
scriptions to the KEowrE COURIER, viz:
MAJ. w. s. GRESHAM, at West Union.
EDWARD HucnEs, Esq, sc Horse Shoe
j5E, P.fVRRNER, Esq, g Bachelors Retreat
NJ, +. MrrouELI, Esq. |" Pickensyille.
j. .E. HAGoeD, SHSs ~" Twelve Mile.
J.,T. WEBB. for Anderson District. g,t isrr 3
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-03-16
ABBEVILLE.

The proposed meeting of the people Of
dbberille District took place at the Court
House on Saleday. Several speeches
were made and a froe interchange of opin-
ion had-;,ll are of one sentiment. The
meeting adopted a resolution appointing
a committee of FL to select six suitable
persons to represent the District in the
proposed congressional convention, and
to report at an adjourned meeting on sale
day in April next.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-03-16
TinE DEMocRAcY or Dr,.,v.pr Thc

IHE DFMocRAcr OF FDELAwARE.--Thc
Democracy of Delaware held a State
Convention at Dover, on the 22d Febru-
airy, James ". Sutten presiding, at which
resolutions were adopted in favor of cal
ling Convention 10 amend the Consti-
t,fion of the State, by vote directly by
the people; re affirming the Baltimore res
oiutions of 1S4s; and, after some 9th r
resolutions, adopting the following one on
the National question:
THAT Delaware. from her geographical
position, is peculiarly interested in the
question which now agi,atcs the Federal
Congress. That a large majority of her
citizens are opposed to any interference
with the institution of slavery on the part
of Congress, or the application Of the Will
mot Proviso to territorial governments.
That the people of these territories; when
they become States, alone have the pow
er TO coit oil their domestic institutions;
and that any attemptato abritlgc such
power would not only tend to disunion
but violate the most sacred pledges re.
peatedly given to the Southern States
That though believing that Congress ha,
no authority to Interfere with the question
OF slavery, either in the States or terrific
RES, the deep and adding attachment o
the people of Delaware to the Uniot
would. in the same spirit Of compron,is,
which formed The Constellation. sustain
4, and enforce tl@ extension of the line o
the Missouri compromise to the Pacific.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-03-16
Jan.5s35Q
IA x e S.

The Taxi Collector &C ieISens Distric
will attend AT the FOLLOWING piaces, viz:
On Tuesday the 9th Of March at tJno
Bowen's; 9th at the 1'np; 18th at Hes,er'se
9th Mt Wolf Greek; ath Mrs. Barton's;
1ltbl Hurricane; 18th ,McKinney's;g 9Th
Grants Store; l4th Oconee Stafion; 18th
West Union;a 10th milestone; 18th G..
Poole's; 10Th Bachelor's, Retreat goth
Rockwell; 21st Wm. Saunders; 22nd
Miller's; 23d r. Gaines; 25th .Salnbtity,
goth Pickensviile; at Pickens q I'll, On
Monday and Tuesday Of Spring Court.
NY books willthen be closed; All re
turns not made by that time will be dow-
bic ta1ed. ~Ieli s. sa9ss59 a90 o sli~
e AL persons are required to retufn all
taxable property transferred or parchased
since the last sax return. l-EifSgr
State Tax NE 4
Road "t9# Ffe ~ 90 per cent.
poor 50 Aiee.n 3ds ia{@ a.
~ sss ~ j.. bowen, I'D.
Jam. 1s. so. bfsus 3g2tG-Sa
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-03-16

viii protect the South anu which, at the same
tame. will improve and strengthen the Govern.
ment instead Of irnpairing and weakening II.
But will the North agrce to do this, Ii Is frr
her TO answer this question. But, will say she
sapnotrefuse, if she has half the love for the
onion which she processes to have, or without
justly exposing herself to the charge that her
love OF power and aggrandizcment Is far great
er than her love of the Union at all events,
.ne responsibility of saving the Union rests ON
ue north, and not the South The South cad
not save lt by any act Of hers, aud the North
may IT without any sacrifice whatever.
Vh'ess q so Jwftice, aud to perform her duties
unuer the CONSTITUTION, should be regard by
her as sacrifice
s TING. Senators, that there should be an
open aud manly ayowai ON all sides as 10 what
Il intended 70 be done. IL the question il NOT
now settled, 1t is uncertain whether il ever can
hc'Sa'ter pe; and we, rs the Representatiyes
Oh the States of this Union regarded ns Gov.
ernment should come to distinct understand.
n's rs 70 our respective views, in order to as
se,'hih whether the great questions at issue
.i. ni ue settled or not. Ifyou, who represent
tne stronger portion, cannot agree to sct, 10
them OH the broad principle of Justice and du.
W say SO; and let the States we both represent
agree to- separate anil pant in peace. IL Won
are unwilling we should part in peace, tell us
60, and we shall know what to do when YOU re,
duce the question to submission or resistance
fSon remain silent you will compel us to in
fer what you intend. In that case California
will become the test question. If YOU admit
her, under all the difficulties that Oppose he,
admission, you compel us to infer that you in
tend to exclude us from the whole of the ac
quired Territories, with the intention of des
tiroying, irretrieyably, the equilibrium betwec,
the two sections. We would blind not t,
perceive in that case, that your real objects arc
power and aggrandizement, and infatuated moi
to act accordingly. @f f16IE7f
have now, Senators, done my duty, in, ex
pressing my opinions fully, freely, and cantidly
on this solemn occasion. In doing so, have
been governed by the motives which have gov
erned me in all the stages Of the agitation d
the Slavery question, since its commenc ement
Ihave excrtrd myself during the whole pc
ROD. to arrest it, with the intention of saving
Union, lift could be done; and fit could not
to save the section where it has pleased Provi
dience to cast my lot, and which, j sincerely be
lievc, has justice and the Constitution on its
side. Having faithfully done my duty, to the
BEST ofmy ability, both to the Unsn and m,
section, throughout this agitation, shall hav,
the cons,lation, let what will come, tha4 / an
free from all responsibility. < .,.,s,. 49,.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-03-16
Battalion Orders.

.The frst Battalion of the 2ld Rcgi-
r,ent S. G.. M win parade a Whites
Muster Giound on Saturday the goth
day Of April next by 10, o'clock A. NJ,
armed and equipped as the Law directs
for review and inspection. 'o's's :
The commissioned and non commission
ed officers will par dc on the day previ-
Gus by 10 O'clock n. M, for drill and in
struction. Tie Captains in command of
companies are charged with the extern
sion of this order. a3t2si ~ a7
BY order Of Col. A. BeScs % 2
+. NJ. KEiTH. Mai. Coming.
AZ tfIon
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-03-16
q ENk HsH5a "a M CE.

The Rev. Mr. Watts and Others will
address the people on the subject Of
Temperance as Immediately connected
with II eorder of the Sons of Temperance,
on Saturday the s0th. inst. in the Town
of PickensvilleS. g The neeting will
convene at 8 O'clock, p. M.--Brothers
Of the Order, and the public generally are
invited, to attend. se sss l,a,eihA
March 9. 1850, ~ be taG
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-03-16
s8Sb qE
Mr. Iarnes. sthe distineuisiled noreE.

MI. James the distipgpisl,ed novels {
will, We understand from the best author
ity,vislt the United States early the ensu-
iag season, with l,is fnmily. His course
will be directed to New York I it is his
intention 10 visit A uiesiea in the bestfeei
ing ola traveller anxious to trace with
has own eye the working and progress of
ourinstituGons, not with the. intention Of
writing book Of criticism, though should
lie take pen inhand, lie would have 70
belle the whole course of his writings,
dad he not produces u most genial tand'lib,
eral work. His arrival cannot fail TO be
the signal of much quiet and geuatne
hospitality towards an author to whom
America isceHainly indebted foran. un-
counted, and we are sorry on our account
10 add, pecuniarily enpajd for, debt of
| @eery enjoy ment.--Lsfe'dry WeM.
y Z
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-03-16
NATIONAL CIRCUS


HI. DOWNS, AGENT
The Largest Company i'm
tHle World, will exhibit at
Fickens d. H., On Wedmcs-
day, March S7tEa, Omc Day
Only. Admission Fifty Ccnts--Chil-
dren and colored persons half price
Doors open at 2 o'clock. Performances
to commence at 81 o'cl~ck, p. M, and
Z O'Clock in the Evening. J-s ,a aar
The Proprietors of this well knowr;st;' ! y.
popular Company have sparr1 SHarid z
or cxpeusein procaring q, seu-flo pains \
ent in both Europe ,Hd1s,2 ,SHd1e, the first. tai,
7 H. a. es;i ~ Jeir wonderful scenic
Acts, Gymnasfre Feats, Bottle Tricks,
Globe and Barrel Exercises, Yaultinp,
both single and double Leaping, Equi-
libriums, Tumlling, Pyramidic,i Devi-
ces, Postming, Comic Singing, Dancing,
Comic Burlettas, Interludes, Farces,
Promenades, Cayalcades, Masquerades,
&c
The Grand Arnamaxa, or Imperial
Chariot, drawn by SO elegant Horses
apd driven by the Champion Reinsman
or Lion Whip, Mark Johnson. will make
It's appearance in town at 10 I.2 o'clock,
A. NJ, containing the New York Knick-
erbQcker Brass Band, led by Mr. D. j.
Neave; who will performs ;illfI the most
fashionable and modern airs of the day.
The four European Stars, termed the
Necroma" GERS, or the Bottle Magicians,
being the Oiigrels in. their Novel Per,
formanccs- others mi.o may attempt
these feats are complete HunJags, as tho
3perSons are the genuiad Aagici@,s, and
were engaged by this Establishment in
Europe, expressly for this country. The
names of the above Artists arc CfIAS.
LEE, EUGENE LEE, & THEODORE
LEE. M
Also attached to the Troupe will be
found j. j. NArHANS, the celebrated
l, 2. 3, 4, and 6 Horse Equestrian;
JOHN LOVETT. the Clown of all
! Clowns, hisequal never yet found or
known all the world over. Mr.. MEL
JAMESON, the Great Banioist, aud
Delineator of Negro Character. ROB-
I i-f'si w i1ht ~ VIC. SViiIiSNittiIy leiulHS
Master. e. NJ. DICKINSON, the very
funny Comic Singer. MADAM WOODS
the beautiful Female Equestrian. Mr..
r. WOODS, the Personator of the Wild
Indian of the Desert, and other very in
tetesting scenes. --,WASHINGTON
| CHAMBERS, the American scenic Per-
former en- a single horse. ]. HAWKINS,
celebrated for his Roman Acts on two
horses, loit5 Somersets, DC. b. NAL.
LORY. the Comic Posturer ord Dam
49, = 80 = +'.S !. W, S5'u''. a anu
lofty Pumbler. FRANK PASTO e, the
Pet of the Circle. and unsurpassed in his
brilliant principal act on single horse,
and styled't the greatest wonder OF his
age also, Master WILLIAM PAS
TOR, elegant in his Extraordinary Ex-
crcises, &c.
For further particulars see Bills at Ho-
tells, &c,y
ED~ Will Exhibit at Pickensville on
Tuesday, March Goth, at Pendleton on
Thursday 2sth. 1850.
43--2t. 6 Hftsr