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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-14

Hour AND IEAf.-fpur Ga fe. Ifs aad Ae usrei
heavy. ruc-s 20 .otct. Tho sass arr @
ri mn.tis Tor southern the sss f bi- haN
nc considerable tusnsss - market bvss lie quoor'
ae as7SasO.k Meal ~thoui CL1uge aae fnl RS to1r
. ugu. n email saes
Etpor ifotu Isi 10 i2ta MaNh
lapn 1919
GRAIS-for MleF lie ssad .ud the ritiifl 10 NfA
s.. a. bush ner C,uacsr uor4
pf, str hafrsm Corn dr ans m1ei rather ,sfr ls.~
white searr~ ss-a 5000 huth ~ r. a ~ ioi mff
Sostl-u Whts Jsscs, ''eHt ~ >oni1ein White b O.
ssow soulers and 5es of Cor J-r-r, }eo~ N~ eu 7tr
40 bnsl Jeisef Without chang bot heavy
Export iren let g. l-tA Asn't
WHEAT brsI. --.e
Com -'4 - i'f''
90. ~ t'flf
NHlSAl- firm sake lp tb- a. .'a t'. ca-i, "iu'f-
gthC
n.Sn1 bos s- so o faf fnue and b. @lo a. o.
Msss IN small business DONG s -5gt l au.
asl lor CountD CO Mo- and tloaio 81 &c eAi'a Ne
srt htm .sies fo0 tb and Vlegs a; "Nffo As W @ GOO
q ia Arss Meat lir SAKE To- bids fe nom
t &C u :. Il on do ir shoulder d, tor ialc ONE
iagst ifou i-i 90 lab Mani 49,
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CALIFORNIA.
LIFE INSURANCE.

LIFE INSURANCE.
yI,aE UNITED STATES LIFE INSURANCE COM
PASY. q Waist Issue Poicies for hmiiei sipoHui
on the persons hound California Al rs'es coz
meesurH,s Win tho rsk The entire esPils Of tbs Comps
nv invested IN the ee ssoofs OF the United STATES ard
of The STATE 0f New-loFk. ml4G
LoUNT \ CO. s CALIFORNIA EXPRESS.
DER STEAMER GEORGIA, to sail March l5--fsck.
zee ana the cay Of sailing and ow Sted to san Francisco
ara al parts Of The Gold Mines, in charge Of SFcoia
ESpTsss Frelshts TO New. oucsns sSa Havana. arc
hence Ia san franeisso
ostce sS Brcsdwsy, corner Msn-st
NIL Su.' ALsERr WELLS, Aeoa. Msnsset
WILLIAM G. WOOD,
(os CALIFORNIA;
CoUNSILLOR-AT-LAW, viii return % CsnkNaa
sboa the nisdile % March next ana WI sse shsss
SSWiIhsa P Powers $50 No, Nssssass daily NON L
Nee. hs-John Psluer, EsS Prrsia~rt MsFoh-H's
Bari: David Leavr EsS. Pr~sdeni American kScnsns,
bank wp carss Noyes. Ess. % walls sc.s siss "
B0Vaey s Waist ~ --1.
CALIFORNIA
BURT. BROTHERS A CO o.
afANvFACTI RERS Oy BOOTS AND SHOES s.
wi Bruad-st oder foF sale a lo~ Erces sa-I pm
ss~ed pssgee oas es C1iiossls M,n.ns SSS ' ~
Chsns orders Cs ssess go>as ~ul be p5oDP4y eRea-s
iWisd
IsIiIs0RNIA PASSENGER TICKET AoENCi
y and Go,d Gathering Appusrrs II fsIk'roN, \ -
rssossA tickets for So, e seS SS,-S' N = ose
ouly SAL or!ck.,ycr C,dc 3,cAtns RavtS s.; Spa1nr
40. 81 50 retcfts g. 20 qaieksiver ~ - Ss0''1s
maps. - luiormson Always NE 1890 a,su,-,
nils 2siss AkNOLD bltftA
('AKD-MARsHALL 4 STANLEY. Attorneys acc
Caasrnia J. 8 MARSHALL.
mi4ers r H. sTANLEf
CALIFORNIA GOLD RETORTS. q wv
Nsxes saisAele esther fr nc Cage o. is'ns'ss '"~n'
~ linus pIEfL. BRoTHER 4 CO. lSs NilsaIa-ss
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AUCTION SALES.

JAMES COLE. Aueu0neer
VALUABLE SOUTH BKOOkINN LOTS
= PEREMPTORY SALE TO CLOSE AN ESTATE
JAMES COLE viii sell II Auction on MONDAY, Aacn
H. ~ II O'clock a. the Merchants Exchange, 7. the
follow INK property viz
.os he side Of Cheeysf.pscs, between Harrison
trt De.raw
gore los Cheeverplace directly opposite he above
Also frame house ard los on COmsfs Lane, between
Henry and Strong place..
gore lots the " sde of Henry between Harrison
AID DegraW-ss.
Also arge .0s running hfOygh from Cbesgef place ~
h~rfY-st formerly used q road to COfbeIs MIL
Tsrms-A iaTKe portion OF ne purchase money can 70
uIsin bond and mortgage. For apply 10 he Auc
uone-r o. FulionsL BrOoEiyn. fi2g mtf fns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-14
Assgnees ~ Thomas risess
New. NOfk Msrch \ 1870. (,Nl ms uMmis'
ssucn z calLroS, saes.n.s,,

BRUCE n Chiffon, Aaeponeer
DERENPrORN SALE OF us sALOAtLt
L LOTS OF GROUND. stussd On the m ard ah Ave
,nes 69th 10Th, fi. and y ss-COLE Chiffon WI
eel al public suction. on FRIDAY March IS $50, al "a
oclock the Merchants Exchange The following iots ~
ground. viz
I,h-avenae-4 lots wes side between ssh and essh as
with southwest corner u 69shst
Th.aveuue--F o. side ois bet~esa cSih snd csh ss
Thavenue-West side lots, between Ssh and ioth s's
Silh northeast u 69thst
T-Avenue-Esst side lots, between 9Th and IOth SIS
~';h southeast corner Of fOh st
1h-svengeN rot aide. los between feth and Isi SIS
with northwest u Tothst
rh.avense-Mest side, los. between Tad and IN sss
with northwest corner ~ fldst
shAvenuele the side between ssth and 80
including The southeast corner " tsh. IVh. 'h ard
I'D as
6qhsireet-i0 lots soah side between rh and sth avs
sch street.-the ots north side between tn and sth ave
TOh street-il lots south side between m and Hh ave-
7uh sreetl0 lots north side between nh and sth avs
7lstse-ti lots north side, between I'm and SIN avs
Ti.trestl0 lots south side between I'm and eth
72i strestl3 lots Dorn side between TN and eh ave
The lots well sGsfed being on the Inc OF en-
t-nsive improvements The sthav 10 now grading Tbs
IN avenue has been opened by ths supyems Coat
and the paid IA street s 100 feet vide fh@
unqne.uonshs being Of the Oldest hafsenl On
M Island and warrsnee deeds viii he given - PEI
cent OF the purchase money bond and mort
fsge for three wears al per interest The optou
n he pun hasers Or will be received IN insslDerts
~hin the ihr-e years TIE whole be paid In essh II
tbe option Of The purchaser.
photographic maps will he ready Al the sneuousers ohcs
wan-st on Thursday. March, tx1l mt SIS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-14

ADRIAN VI VT LLFk, AlcrCneef
cAIE OF VALUABLE RIAL E~TArE Bf
NOknER on ASSlONEES-ADRtk> MULLER
viii Gel al sucucn on " EDNESDAl March Ast 20 eces
a. the Merchants Exchange ~ order q the untSssDec
As grec. u rhomss j. Fisher he following valuable re
estate, VIZ
iSrssrssFr The ot " and with ire butdngs ther~sn
snown as s. West S'hst being Is feet IN vida fous spt
rear nv hsf me slock
The lot u and situate on the norhery side " iSes'
ths ~ and 81 commencing III t>~t inches
ffom he sdsv beng Is feet IN width IN hont and
var BY ioS feet 5 inches IN depth
TcWN ~ J.a.lcA--n ots ~ and situate IN she tovn
y Jsmsica known map % oS2 ots of,snd The prop
rty % sias Butter made IN 1888 BY The nuH6ers ~ to
~ aud situate ne point of nters~ctcu % tho Williams
burgh and Newtown turnrkes
ABEL PRICE.
RICHARD pRINCkERHOFf,
Assgnees " Thomas Fisher.
New. Nofk Msrch 1880 (ot me Mms'
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sASAcsss
Hor P Pbrn's. 5. Bogl 81 b.aa-
~ Irterlil smith Essrlar.
.. Geo Rrrss Al-ryr r 8r-v-r-
James BruoA., Benz DfaA-.
" " Ditll--. i-aar Ls.AEt
Mgresn M9rs-l- foPtsf -
Lelelc@ RIG tfrN ~ Seii"-iA
Henri T. Dave. %. PvcAnam-
Mln Artrevs John CcEn-,
I1Au ~ Tumte.- Icll poan-.
M Wood Ilsrgt Brrun.
p Fuce, Nr- t. >ltfl.J~
Jons,F C5rsr-, Jae ! L-aeli-.
i-~r Wm. Ha. - NA.r
ID ID H9Wa,s Gen Dante lee,
De1frd sula. W-l, haA-
H-nry S7ra4r t-~o hl11,
~. 4 Nnr- Il Cease
ios = IlT.1f James ofrcn
A Rr-s--a Jsrlrs T. ba.
samuel De.amzlsr. VIA Boz inlA. -
" A. Do,lsy, AK Ac47si-
E.-v.v Hsr James Acs-rUar,
john Fr~rd. James T. W o'c,
Chtr.es r >Tlgls !" .--r L.l''oi
Ba'es. LAF-1 " 80
Marco. B--u-k. Olas L~Ar-
&c.. h Brc4u Ca N Grassfn Jr
[ n SimCnsur- Dallri pooN'a
" ismsJr L---f-t. Dr.arLtS
"a. Lass v. s-sp-eus Co. W Dodge
- : " 1ooazL Hon ?. \. Tsluaczs,
rtrtnAs GAMER. Z Iut-4-sfn
fA.--. R.td.e. NchClss Carol
H0r J L. Nllt-s ,f-l = fi--Alh
se.ri-. v Luz d P-ysirr Ogcsr,
A. A A.vurt - \ h--1.i--loi
JsTrs krl-v. tsr- -i'tn
49,, n HssE. Arece- l. Fgrgis
49, Dndx- Geo b-rEir-1b1r.
g.. 49, ~ brs-forf
-. 3 Tsvrr E1vVsr1 arm
D.~i. q H=s-s~ Jsr-- u M-rray
Ctas NcDcc-A- Nl AfAe,
y 49, Edwi1 Mercer
Curus Jr5sus, Sa.ls s,-G-
j s'- y u Pc. Iasa Wet.
800 Ee-r.rr DrspeE
Er-..-s Erooks W 2 hu1i-scIi
DAVID Ga,Hx C,s.-ula
lestI. 9, -, 2 ,-..--er ~ s..sr T,.,sw
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ANTHONY ! BLEECKER, AnetiOn.sr
TWO VALUABLE HOUSES AND LOTS on

1.-TWO VALUABLE HDbSbS AND L<(lb IN Irnt1s
j - i0ppO.fs Tompkins square, II suction.
AETHOHT J BLEECkEk viii eel a sneton % MOI
lsy March 10. n n oeiOsk al me hsrch<ns kxehsoge,
H. i0iOVtng valuable property VIZ
Teuth sl-TVo desirsbis houses and Ois known ~ Noe
81 snd SO TeDthst opposite T0aPkins squere hs ssid
10 being eaeh u n front add BY u n fnctss
q 1epth The h0u.es are D fsst O9g By ~ feet In csyh
sth an extension o. IL ee making shFss handsome par
Oss 90 ~ Lrst story. The hO0ses thses ssOsiss AID
slic h and under esilsF ami flushed moi.
sfu sfye with sAnAry, marble Dsnsls. izis psilsfr
xais. mahogany Doors snd plstsd furniture IN psfiofs,
El,shen range, BAH wstsr Closet he.
TsTms-b per u tie purchase money On he Day "
"a = sItb ~ sgeiioneers iee e5o rsnsib on bad
tld mortgage on sarh house. ara oi he bssncs ~ b.
paid he Jet u Msy, wasa ~ deeds snd Doss~ssion
Vii BE- zven For fsT'ber particulars u ne above prvp-
cry, Apply 70 ibe Aacu0nsef brosd-st IclmfzsH sis
RIO PAPER nAKEKs-Asasnsss psrsrnpory sale
Of Ps2sr hschsrry, steam enne, ooilrrs and az ths
nscsssay sppssdAgss required naDaikc1rs Driscng
per- 0gshsf with tos sssxgrsd tsrm q he sssss shth
"a. over pears " rgn 90 "WEDNESDAY ksrea ~ ls5a
10 0csck precseey A. s paper NIL In Efssfde %
WEN sscond and scbOoiss Ksnsnsion,D Pnilsssptns
VIII - soe b lts order u he Asssssss ~ soJye ma
chE,ry u he most costy descr D1Oo nearly sew, tSen
10 BOT nOnihs snd q 10 hfstrsis eondnon, eo.ss.
~ u part 81 hree rag gass esny1n< ~ Ds ssfo rs
srty-tNO i1eh machines Ni,k kri2bfs pssct - hss
.ean - one about ~ aofss DOwsf, b1if ~ josspo ~
Amer Nsy BE- exsuesd ibrss days pFeyi0Is " cas- is
operation 10 d.ys vii Be allowed 70 rcfcoe~t 70 ~
usyv. lheis goods from - 1rsrses AT efner esofns
tOa may - had from M ao1sfsiSo>d. Terms Cas- 70
IoaS h siMoxs iit Morn Thirsal
~" ~ VIM FRAsCK AsenOns-x
.r.4rr,fs ssc0nd AMI Tsmrlasyss
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y . IltIIN - tI.I.'7l7oI =, =,
CABINET FIH>iTUHE.-THis DAY, AZ lb4
t,0rock, al a Beekman-st stock ~ new Ceb0st
Flruurs rDd marble up dress and plsln bureaus 90
stands, SOFAS cnuches, mahogany chairs, pnsh ana
back walnut rocking shzf. sofa beds tables h.
sands fancy tables cottage CHAIRS and Dedsseds, french
d. AID Mattresses, card tables, sod crapes As0, fng
sh spesfY Brussels csfpet, ingram do win quantity 81
sec0aG hand hOusrhOd urHiturr, CANA glass exr-lrri
rfokiag stove. plates, pier glass hc MS IT,
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MARINE JOURNAL.
vIua1usE ALMANAC 90.

PORT Or HEW-YORg.....AABCH D. 80.
NisIGTuSE ALMANAC ...TTls DAY
'n sss-K s....s ~ tss zoss-s.ts.-..' 's
HIGH wATEk....A 4Tc- -.
salf4 b.. err GU fss1t en- ~ Tss.. ..-+l ltf
~ FoR WIeg.E Jor9y4L. sgE FOURTH YIGs r.
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DLANNETT'- BITThk'-'.--.s.' 80 !.

DAVID GRAHAM C,s.rnla
fesrr. l. PrsegrFr. >-c-etsry
grxrrr-r LEEfs T0-ss-r=r. ~ s;s- Ia 1-. "
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spoken, &c.
To Mariners.

30 81 ~ lon t, brig RYDER fn Noilos iar Drm-fsrs
M1-.a b .af ~ = iaa ~ d. -a.p Heugai. sieeraf
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r 9. kFMP, AlrIIUdrrf
GLASSWARE TRADE sALk-Tbis DAY, - ~.
Mecca. o. ~ Waist - Packages q hns cut and
Drs~d Glassware cOmpr si1K sooc ess0rtHent worry
VI he - city ard country ee-srs ard hosi s>f
Sale NiiCsf f0f cash Caf4Ogues and san-
Q - 1re row ready nil II
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= GENTLENAN who . Prscncs seca3l4-l-
A v.0gf ~ ~ 81 booEs ID KEEP -hsf " )li .c-p.
= ,,a t-,9 ~ Ire. holrs earn cag ~ye1rg -rus
DO AGtr-.s sClari.e' Tri5gl@ Ortee he'ersnees
r-rl.r-t -AF -
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TFETH JN-FRTgD % ~.

TEETH INsEkIED q pivois, ars. o1zily 40
~ = - Ing. tylrs god o1y heed IS c-nts y
.sirsruas = c-ris 80. AZ b. r J. hOJFT, D~nns. ,.
5rollFas 10 - css@ - i operatives - pr.sf1e1 =,
Esrf41ief D. tcnesty ana E1f1rs 1csnent IDs1s . p
at@1rY 10 ~ baf s1lc-re desire y 1911 -
rot-fa7 spporuE1rry 70 seeafe % - -
~, Cd e 1o1 h a. 3 nl0-tera1- pre- NJ - "a
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CALIFORNIA GOLD RETORTS. Of swO
Sstres saaahe either fW lae Cage OF ls;hSsss sosr
a. nc. 1pa g, s<s IN go v,p,...
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NEW DE LANES.
BARKER. sol Grant-si-
WILL OPEN AIS MORNING
w cuses new Preach a-d Eng lsh De LG1es worn .
kri = o. flf oriy Is = per yard
psin irr Is
F.u- pan De Lanes. q q 70 a.
ma IL ; BARKER ST. 0rsnd--t
N{-Er IlNENS-Frcu 90 % au- Cusl1es u s-F-
w Tor make Grc finish Scf ~t SAL wa-cr very sste
or sl.-iuakers loT EAle lrw ~
ma rs. W MATHEWS. q CG,hsFire---
xx7ET IINRN>.-W.-bs offered for ssls III. nuruils
W = sboa rat price og n l-e1s . E1ty ~ sli D.
raurastd Aso. aNrs sirslAnS urea -ancsefca-r-s,
- f-1lz Izs.-f PHfPPSrS - 6ul-or-s-
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- -lkfkL COT AI--.-tasfu G k-~trf - - -
- " l -, s1r-J lst1a-f - 0or-fet
70 lslIlIEH II sFkcEE 81 fe1 ~ t-rscJ f1a'a',>
"a. ....s~ ~. = ~. So % ~ 90 q ~ On
u - 49,. III f1ra q. - CO. hsi "a ~ CT q
-. ~, j., - 20 ssy q Tr5rsy n,tsni, 80 = srr,s -
-. Il rsssa q - rls-rr q 10 a Q
- - % e ~ -, rfl1 tr~1fT asYt
as-r - - sslns - - r1a- = - ~ = -
-, - sufs. - s-rr - to lztsuesf $3.50; -
n Gar sa.cr-f 80 DRY ff-< t4rs - -Ssfy co.'s
srrn 81 u JrrussJ. fso1--p<
- r-- ffg 11rdr-t s-4 ts~-y <c1ss 80
,.~y ar ts1 r - Asra asy q Jsnssy ngas~ss
<- - AY. t--- -z.tr,e a. toEfs 90 ftg
-ss 40 81 o~uts = Press 1900 ~ 40
4 a. ss.ssz--0sIst fssr.Gsy >. so
a. 49,. y W ECEKI Pxz1f AttsrrJ.
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MERCHANTS INSURANCE COMPANY

" re Cry u ts~-fD
CAPITAL $50 0o0
shares - eacn
NOTtCE.-B0oxs o. sg0-crpron - he Capts ssock ~
fas Company are nov op-n a. ~ OCEAN b@nk, ~
Greenwich y a.. VII - Espi 0peI daily 1as- he who's
csca . sg5s~rlbed Eve PR cent u No anOgni Dsye
- a. VI Subscribing "a snce az szcb rns
Isg be desrrrssd o walch 40, nOues Nil - ziyen-
This Company e nte3esd BE- oesied N CTe@svie~st
5-sEeer Cost..od ara faI'gn -
a. = B OSTRAsDER,
NATHANIEL WEkD, iCCmmissiOBsrs
CROWKLL ADAMS
cfEEcFDEs
a. = 3. OstrxEcsf, Fsd.ng ). Cant
Fa.rrnrs klr5y. .smu~. ) bgsmzn
DAVID MAGE, NLA4n HBstzce.
k11-r Hoe. Mar srlsi Med,
Crow eel Adzns Gordon W Durham
freeman CempbsL Wen Bs1ry Disfz
LEV Apgsr Noses A nOppock
u. kS1dOiYa HEfrn- Theodore Asfnn-
ozrst ft1 AEE-1. Nv HOcpoek
Jos-ps A Brow, Wsr1 4 WORK
Esa~iork. March u 1850 aals tvts
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THEODORE MALLABY. Aucroaoer
IEOI-EH0LD FURNITURE AT AUCTION
f1AALLABI 3 LlELL VII ssl On THURSDAY,
Narcb Is 10 0c.ock " D1sne-st yare.y " Hoass
15d Flrutgre, chairs, bgrssus, s.sb stands
o-d.ead-. l0oslnz- Elas.es ~ ND az
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WILLIAM G. WOOD,

Scoess-'css 81 Law City hc1e. Ssersn..o 0;s' ~
CaAsorniA j. 3. MARSHAL.
mi4sr r h sTANLEf
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BOARDING.

BOARD on BROOkLNN Nights a ger
- .fman ard us " Re- can ue srcnmm1daicd wltf fft
foot room I'D TIE sec0ud STORY Hu ne uss ci me- parnf
srs lc,ri n private FANNY where 'fef- ere 10 oihe
.osrders bv applying 81 IS i.ov-si Brooklyn WI no
move in Nav. ull W.
BOARD ~ SGs BROADWAYT''O rooms o.
tbte f-sl anor CONN Iuirahrg. VIII iof1F confs enc
gsut es " BE- varaied ifr arsi c MHy they "i +"
-i with o. without soaid % pli sicau OF ianF. 49,
uarors and bedrooms on De ~ and % stories " an slt'
rooms, 90 before tie arsi Of MAY ma i"ls
BOARD a private family where ihere are 20 board
Dos residing IN tlr modern dwelling p Noo'iefs.
naag Cana car accommodate io gents ard feir WF- or
small family with delightful rooms furnished % irA'
ash-d on moderate Terms m-i w.
DOARD WANTED-By gentleman sud he VII,
d. a private family cr whrre here % hu few huaiirr-
room va tha seroud aoos he furnished BY tlei selves
.n Fssi Broadway or HenUst Address b X Tnl.if
OFr~ hilf ~
DO4RD-A pheasant room together viii bosfi . tr
D.irfd hv = gentleman above FourteenfsL AMI 900 h'
east side of The ciy ard which b. mad ether no" 3"
sner iLe lrst 81 MAY Address W o. Us Office s.-
ting iocsuor terms A. MS ~
S,NAII ROOMS WITH BOARD for s.ngt
- gentlemen al 9i Hudson-s' References exchanged
mis- h's-
WANTED PERMANENTLY-bosf Win pr
w vale tabs house modern, IN pleasant iocAio. pr p
gentleman and adv Prefer shove beecksr, rear bToao
Nav A1dress " T. box i.4-'i I. u-icrrsr Ac NJ lnsc
A GENTLEMAN CAN FIND gg.ei study o.
y -tePllg Ie'lu ~ n . --..--.- -.
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.,TUE HFNRY CLAY BALL VIII ~

ID GIVES Ar SlBLOS Or TUESDAY essn.a..
y harcl i4 i6f0 lcA-t- s+u.i,-rz . s-l-efl-A pr
feo d.ts ard irrnt .rg supper. - collars tAlt
.-e-r.' rcse. rrs-i. beng lmlei esrf api 'rf'of
i b. rece.sary 'l- of Gers o. fllgvfrg Commune
irangeurlis
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\ATIONAL ACApKMY or pEsIl.N-r

' new UaIlery u ile Academy. hbI bfoadWaY UppOst
Boufsl ready frr The reception u Pictures Tor the
tvrry-ifh Annual Exhibition. Artists requested e.
s@rd The LIT o. their before Tho oth o.
March IN order that they may be sent FOR rom the 10Th b.
me frh ~ March inclusive Ny order " the Council
mo 0ts r. SilEGO0UE. Sery A.
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RAl Ms fANOkANA oF WI AnE ~
~ kl kOPE-open every evening a. The Great Hal
Minerva Rooms, 90 Broadway, embracing lsmong other
.h.ngsl views of Boston and Harbor. HALIFAX Liverpool
London. from th@ Thames ius magnificent Bridges, The
Thames Tunnel brilliantly Illuminated, snf both banks Of
'te Rhine.
Admission IS cts children usder T. IS Doors open
A. 6l commences moving a! = Z M An exhibition
Wednesday and Saturday afternoons At o'eIoek
mi mi
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Cleared.

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SNAIL ORGAN FOB SALE CHEAP-Sos =
Aase 81 he Congregssou q ~ Church q re Nssyy
o. - sr..n between and oecek- NJ Al ~ SAta-st
Yer farther paraea.sfs see JAMES pE NOE- 50 Sxie q
lrs
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60 fOk -AIE-A country seat on i1e Hudson, .n.
40 end ~ from " 90 go ~ 1rsrsfe and buildings
- ample s-t .o good 1rler. fruit abundant view ~ me
rer Ere. unsurpassed sad he lorso1 enc OF ne
most hrafrr N the sac
A.o forty acres of and with tu.ldng size commanding
a supert vle.v of the river and a. scent cogniry.
Aso. power ~ forty feel a. on 'srge and per-
manent stream, and two miles ron Hudson RIVER Dock
As1 house and n's gu sifuaied IN he gii age oi
PIughscersie Pr Further arfcultrs inquire y
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-03-30
WHOLE NO. 237.

and subsistence by the strength Of his arm
the sweat of his brow, there has arisen m,
onti-Slavery post, which hcucoiorth must be
felt in the decline aud the downfall of Hu-
man chaitolhood. The squat,cr may bs as
emply-hcaded or wrong-headed as he can
may spend his evenings in bar-rooms exc.
craiing Abolitionists--but IL lie gives Ills
days to useful toll he is preaching an anti.
Slavery horanguc more potent than that Of
any Of the wandering declaimers against
Cuflee's wrongs whom hc is fool enough to
hunt from the schoo-house with bad Ian
guage and worse eggs. The law of graviia-
ton refuses TO he set aside by even so sub
tie a logician as Dir Calhoun, and Free La
Dor viii not continue to plow in the same
yoke with Slavery, no matter what mheri-
ted prejudice or parry discipline may irnpeI
II for Time 10 say. The only oilcctual, abb
ding guarantee Of peace aud security 10
Slavery IN the South would be reduction OF
the Free Lnhur OF the North to kindred
condition with the working chatiels of our
Southern BRETHREN No amendment of the
Cougiituuun that did not effect that end
would onduringly subserye Mr.. Calhoun's
purpose, and ihat is probably rather more
then even he could hope to accomplish
His case, then, is mauiiesily past surgery.
~ j. Tribune.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-03-30
Mr.. Calhoun Right and Wrong.

Amazed rs our merchants, lawyers, pro-
icssors, doctors, politicians, sc. sc. through
ont the Free States must have been ut Mr.
Calhouu's accusation that tho North has
been conspiring aud working against Slave
~ through the last forty years, there is yet
truth at the bottom OF it. In tie sense con-
templatcd hy Ar. Calhoun, it is not true,
nor anything like it, Our Northern col
legcs have bnitcd their hooks aluringly for
Southern students, (whitc ones only; our
Northern merchants, &c. for Southern lslave-
holding) custom; our Northern aspirgnts
here looked languishingy toward the patro-
mage in the gilt of Southern Presidents, aud
roarod you as gently as any sucking dove
against Southern institutions some of
them going the length Of rocastng their
published opinions and suppressng all of
them that seemed likely TO offend the South.
Congress has repeatedly denounced and
curbed all manner of interference by North
ern spirit with Southern servitudc, passing
resolutions TO abridgo the privilege of re-
monstrance against Slavery, none TO eX-
tend il. The South has had all that Law
could give her Of protection against inna-
ties and where etuttlte-law failed, mob-lnw
has been often invoked with decided eflici-
ency. No noted Aholtionist has ever been
appointed to any important station under the
Federal Government, while ultra pro-Slaye-
ry men have generally been in high favor at
the White House. Yet after all we are told
by Mr.. Calhoun that the North-in spite OF
tile recorded facts touching the successive
acquisitions Of Louisiana, Florida, TcXas,
and the Lower Rio Gronde--ih spite even
of the War on MeNico-has all the time
been sappmg, and undermining Southern
rights =
Yet Mr.. Calhoun is not entirely wrong
'1'he Stars in their courses fought against
Si5era small blame OF merit 10 them =
they shone, and could not help il. The
North, while acduously eouring aud con-
coding TO the Slave Power, has really been
sapping tie foundation OF Slavery. Ohio
beside Kentucky, Illinois contIastod with
Missouri, Wisconsin the junior of Arkansas
all the history and progress of the Free
West has been q continual warfare upon
Human Bondage. Wherever the smoke Of
a free laborer's cabin has arisen ifon any
portion of the Western wilds, there has gone
up testimony of the Injustice and pres
age of the doom of Slavery. Wherever
man has gone forth upon the lonely prairie
TO hew out for himself and his babes home
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-03-30

THE hope, with some fears,
that the race OF dough-iaces is extinct. i
do not see how it could well be otherwise.
They were nh unmanly, imbecilc race, inca
pable, according 10 the laws of nature, OF
reproduction. i hope they have leil no des-
cendants. The old ones arc deep political
graves. For them am sure there is 10 res
sunection, for they were soulless. Now
when the whole civilized world unites in de-
nouncing slavery as curse, shame and n
crime, trust that when the great battle be-
tween liberty and slavery comes to 5e fought
on this floor, there will none he found hiding
amongt the stuff, no fraudulent concealnents,
not one accursed Achan in this whole camp
of the Representatives Of ircemen.-'SterensS
Speech.