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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-12

The fplluwng the speech Of ouls Napoleon at the
Lyons banquet.
"Nonsieur H. Mare-l sincerely Pc that the city of.
Lyons, al which y0n are the worthy Interpreter, Wilt
receive the snc expression ot my gratitude for the
Mud reception i has given me. (,ppan,.) The oh
Irc' ol my visit is he hope that my presence amongst
You may to In enc urage the good, 10 induce those
who have cn led nstay return 10 sober reason, and
To Judge by myself e The sehtlnens and the necessi
Of the country. Great app'ausp) Ih' task have
undertaken requires peraiion and that your
operation may be frankly given ms will he frankly
ceived. will now tell YOU r'm my heart chat am and
tchai I,ead (Grea' scnsaton) Gentemen. | am the
represent Of pary hut Of thstwo great na,iun.
al manifestations, which. in 1904 as in lSlS desired
save, by OF order, the great ptlntip of lhe
French revolution Applause) Proud of my origin and
Of my stand1rd, shall remain faithful 10 boh.
md shall b. totally aud completely all the disposal Of
the country. matter what is required be- abne! !aiioa
or pers Runors Of oonps diat have rhaps
reached you, gentlemen hui yuu hve not believed
them, aud hank ynu. cloud appanse) Such things
only be the dream OF prties without support in Tho
nat"n bul the who is the chosen of 5000. 900 Of
suagrs, executes the will of The people, aad does
b~tray them. tlhunderS of appause.)
Patriotism, cnlemen, CONSISTS N abnega on as we
perseverance. (Senslti NJ IL presence Of gene.
I'll danger all personal amhi ion disappear. In this
patro ism is 'gIzed, as The maternity was fe-
eoenlzed in celebrated case. Yon rememrer the two
women who claimed the child. by wha, sign did
they rccrgnze the real molhrl Why. by he renunrla-
ton If the rights wr,,ug from her by the peril that hung
over her htlovedl Great appausc) Let The parties
that 70 Ftan"e not Gr9e this sublime lesson. For my
o,cn part, ! shall alroys remember II. ummfnse ap-
plause But on the other hand if cupable preensions
were revived. meuaced he tranquility Of France.
shall know how to nder Them imp Mt. by again invok
ing the soeoiepy Of lhe peoples for do not admit that
any has greater right To call himself preventative
of the p, ople than myself
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-12

Five Hundred Dollars Reward.

MY negro boy JOE, about - OF age, black
Nl good face, and good carpenter, away from me,
Wednesday last, the 2l instant Loe left trccnsborough
during week and 1t feared that he has free papers
NAV be in company with who has him harbor
ed or already started with him TO the Northwest
Also decoyed from my plantation on Horse PEN the
10Th of April, my negro boy HENRY, who is about 80
years old very black feet high, has brisk shufng gate
speaks Aueny reads pretty WELL must havea large
his belly, his lett wrist and neck he badly burnt
when child.
If said slaves already gone fear they rcad
leave the State by themselves aided by abolition
lists free negroes
will give the above reward for the delivery o the above
named in Greensboro and the conviction o
their seducer harborer S0O or each OF said slaves
taken the State and $50 for each in the State and de
hyered ia secured in Jail so thatl get them
In addition TO the above reward would most earnestly
request all persons opposed to grosteaig IN North Car
Western Virginia, Tennessee and Kentucky, 10 give
not only aid arretng these slaves who have sud
denly myeriously disappeared without but to
let oc persons with negroes pass to the north
west without the strctes scrutiny iOred many
sons apparently honest are engaged in the business
the vigilance othc country not aroused quickly to de-
tect their plans and arrest convict negroseaers,
loss such valuable slaves will be what others may
soon expect. ,..,,
Greensboro, \. C., Aug. 1850
NJ B. ! have no doubt but that the Negroeswl be car
red of two horsewagons covered up within bed
clothes fodder hay Each wagon should be searched
Sept 5-3tw D. A NJ.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-12
Observation-Disclosures.

In London the elite breakfast noou dice Al u'c ck
in he evening and sup in The morIing. and
"upper classes fast acquiring similar habits They
do breakfast and dine late Ia be but they
ne ver think a, gnug a-hionabl rptpwn par,y much
before midnight, and doom ten o'clock quite an early
hour the morning cal. aud six y. ~, almost to
y fr dinner Hence shs rale faces and languid hoks
# our fine l,des and gco,lemep Er while they initiate
tho London snd Psri-au exclusive in everything else
ih-y do not take as much txeioise. he l. nien ex-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-12

BnnGham has promised to present this to you 10
his cnsmopoo ttaselng dress Isn'i signennl nay
srafammntcl Ills coat hal,hc -ack n fngl land
half the tcour nt France lis waiscnat emb rnder.
ed with he Aneiean eagle and his the Amori-
ST iprst
Cherish. honor 1--we Henry. aud for your love 10
him. ace, pit he increasnd admiration of
onfa ever.
PUNCH, IS Fleet street.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-12
MRS uENRIQUEs'
English and French Academy,
EOK l.Ol.E.(. I.lHlI&-

!. II Il L X g, i X q 1850.
'I>HE 18th session ol this Institution, will commence ON
thc first Monday IN Scptember.lems nnalteIcd, va:
Isl Class, English and French, SIS 20 per session
"a do do do do II 90 do do
I'd do do do do II 81 do do
Board per month, 10 oo
No DEDUCTION except Tor protracted Illness, other
grcNous ,siations oi Providence. Class for howing
and Painting will he taught by Capt Murray ate oi Eng
land,) at his own charge.
Music at Professors chargeschoicc oi teacher LEFT 10 the
parents.
Aug It's
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copy -Gestc,
JAMES BENAGn, Ci'k.

The parties interested in the foregoing decree hereby
notified that shall at my Office, in the Town oi Lynch
burg on Friday the 18TH day thc month, proceed
To take the accounts ordered said decree.
EDWARD - CHRISTIAN, Comm'r.
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j)uctital.
An EDITOR IN his sANCTUM

An EDITOR IN Ills SANCTUM
The editor sat IN his sauctum,
In hopeless plight was he
Fam wnuid he fall IN thinking fit,
Fot he was ia the extreme oi wit,
As TO what his "loadct" should be.
lie had teapI his brain often,
The soil seemed barren grown,
For the fnfrs, of Wit was ioll'd tothc stump,
The flowers Of fancy were gone save elump,
Where the seed had but lately been sown.
lie hshed in the i,er OF knowledge,
But h,s angling line short
"Surel, there's plent, oi fish IN the sea,
Hut IT Is plain asa whale, "quoh he,
'ln deeper water they're caught"
lie d,,cd to the bed of the ocean,
Where the pearls did er,t abound
lie raked and s,itoi the btin, mud
That lies below the emerald flood,
But not oyster he found.
"Ah wha, shall do /" he mu,murrd
.'rhe devil will be here soon =
NIeihnks his tones on my t,mpanum stir
'''rhc are all waiting Tor copy, sir,
And now II Is alternoon.n
at hath been quoted often,
With a full need o credit
The MAXIM wise Wnhcrroon spoke IN his day,
"Never spcals till you've something 10 say,
And To stop hen YOU have said IL"
"Ah good advieetoa parson,"
lie sad, went on tosay
"But would asl, whoever rcadit,o o,
limited such thing to a b,anstircd editor,
From his birth to his dying day -
lie rose in h,s mental anguish,
And turned the key il the door
The devil soon came aud loudly did knock,
But the editor sat rs still stock
And the devil then knocked The
The editor leaned on his Patience
As on cushion'd chair
And he sat HIM down and he knoekoda away,
While ianey began in mind To play,
And thoughts To ncstl, there.
lie neither swotc nor cursed
lie dcspised word profanc
(And vorls he who curses and swea,
Hut adds 10 his sins aud adds 10 his caies-
And the vice is law and ,an)
The devil aud editor long,
Maintained the battle and stiic
For the ,nky imp kept sturdily knocking,
And the editor kept unconsciousy rocking,
Aud thinking ns If ior his lic.
Iii, fame les came like the morning,
In the beautiful time OF Nav
And thoughts, like the aysoi high, shot out,
And trembling, glimmct'd aud twnklcd about,
Til his mind was clear as day
The devil was drumming and drumming
rat-a.tat on the door
The editor cared not whit ior thumps,
But quietly fubbh his ideal humps,
Till the food began to pour.
Down 10 the tips oi his fingers,
When he caught his paper andpen
And beautiful things from thr bodies
Were called into being, and written down there
blessing 10 truc-hcartcd men
Truth shone on the face Of the paper,
And the editors heart was light,
For noble the man among noble men,
Who eafs not toply truthtelling pen
For God and ior human right
lie sptang To the door of his sanetnm
A. swift as u Gtccian winnor
Who reaches the goal Olympian race,
And the "copy" he push'd in the INK devils face ,
And thankfully wen, to The dinner
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-12
MACE & WINSTON,
GrOCcrs 4 Commission Merchants

GrOCcrs 4 Commission Merchants
RICHMOND, "a
nFFER FOR SALE UPON ACCOMMODATING
~ TERMS
573 bags Rio, Lag, Malacaibo and Java Coffee,
i6f hhds q. y and Clarified -.
% packages l.oai, Crushed and Puyctiacd 'h''
Is barrels barre, IN '1''',# o ''' -" ~ Moassss,
80 pure Cider Vinegar,
20 ucrccs prime Rice,
POO barrels cut tsmil, Toe, and gross hctringA,
D 80 boxes Window Glass,
$50 =" spcrn adan,antine and tallow Candles,
500 sides sole Leather,
500 icams, cap,letter, and wrapping Paper,
600 kegs Nails.
8 tons east shear and blister Steel
cetoons Caracas Indigo,
100 packages gnnpo"der, imperial and BLK Tea,
100 dozen painted Pals,
80 " Brooms
800 bags Shot,
% baskets Champagne, and large stock oi fine
Wines and Liquors al description; also other
article usually kept m the best regulated houses
Aug 29--l I'm
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My soul ,o'al,c the great ,lca in,

And iar n moment It seemed my very wish was graft
fed. thought no that the dr,mning sailors groan
might he henfd in that melnncholy roar, wished
90 dawn md tie the epitaph ii these who sunbered
there did wish I, think ihosa had rnll,d
over beau,y's bc bow. TINT listened Ia The kn II
of departed lovelIoess; nono pushed these thoughts
away and sud
"Roil on-rol on, yc ligh, and spor,i,e
Yc look not yc roll'd o'ot sailors graves"
For while ram Id along its strand. anil gathered here
and thfre pretty shell, and gazing fa up the
bosom ol the sea- llr White sal 81 diny dowr, and
the flag nl the free hearts only ,me" streaming from
the mast head, ard again watched tho weahs of spray
MS they gracefully cuhe1 mp from the noun nin
that "as leapng toward me; and .''was thus nusng
sio'd,' until the time arrived fh the 10 quit tho
spot.
The same exclamation that had p,ssed my lipa. when
first hr 50 cum music of The maddcn igowa hu IN.
oy sanl. ani caught my first gnrsa Of The ~"
was ut cred inynuniuy. when turned To take last
look the "blue expanse." nnd when its sid mnr-
mur fell family upon my ear, then again | txc'an-
ed --
"Ro on, thou deep and dail blue ocean, roll"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-12

Just Received.
II IiIIDS. prime n. q. Sugars,
1 ~ Bags prime Rio and Laguira Coffee,
10 do Extra Old Java do
l rierce Fine Rice,
$50 Sacks salt,
0cagon and Square Cast Steel
Tredegar Iron. Round and Square,
and for sale cheap by, jos, B. NOWLIN,
Aug l5-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-12

SECiARS, SEGARS, SEGARS.
WE have just received direct from the Importer Lot
w OF very Superior Segar<, consisting of
. NJ. Heman Cores Regaia,
Minerva, do
Star Principe,
II " Fontana Havana,
g Lord Byron Regalia,
" Fixed Star,
" Lord Byron,
IL FL Agutea Eagle
I-2" Neptune w hch offer TO the trade very
low. MOSBY & HOLCONBE,
Aug22-ts Auct's 4 Com. n -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-12
DlNNOLVTEO.N.

TUE Concern OF :. RITCHEY 4 SONS, is this day
dissolved hy mutual consent. Persons having claims
against the will please bring them forward r set
emcnt-and all indebted the Concern will obl,gc us by
ia ,ment wish To close up the bus
as eatly practicable. : klitifN SUNS
Sen, e-s September 9th, 1850.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-12
DANVILLE FEMALE ACADEMY.

DANVILLE FEMALE ACADEMY.
,I'liE Institution will begin on Tues.
day, October Isl, under the OF the subscriber
Principal aided by Mrs Dame and Miss X Potts o Rich
may require Scholars should attend, il possible the first
ofthc session Chemical Philosophical and Astronomical
Apparatus is III the possession ut the Academy by whc
those Sciences which require experimental Illustrations
pleasantly and thoroughly taught
f'" "'0"'o" can f% be Obtained GpS% application to
Aug29-w4w
IN THE COURT OF TIE COURT OF rnEc con.
l poration OF Lynchburs, September I'd, 1851.
liugh w Fry Plaintiff,
against
James A. Bass and Charles l.. Smhson, late merchants
Smithson John =. Buress John C. Murrel John Compton
and David f.. Spence, trustees, - Boyles and Samuel
Miller and William iobson, Deien9antsj
= Hubbard, - Gardiner, and --- Carleton. mcr
chants and partners trading under the firm and style o Hub
bard, Gardne, Carleton, Plaintiff,
against
Same, Defendants
IN CIIANCERY
The .ubpunas in these against the defendants
Charles L. Smthson John T. Buress, John {. MurIclI,
II yIes, Samuel Miller and WIN, iiobson, having been
returned executed and these defendants having tailed
though more than two months have elapsed the
filing the bill and the return day oi the said process
these defendants doh take the bills Ion confessed
And hecupon these to be heard together
the bills, OF the defendants Compton aud Spence
the order publication Of the st day OF July lsj0 against
the absent defendant Jas A. Bass which appears 10 have
been duly published aud ppsed exhibits and documents and
argued by COUNSEL consideration whereof the court
doth refer these to oi the
take the following accounts
|. An account OF the Plaintin debts respectively.
An account OF the funds property money, other thing
in the hands oi the home Defendants belonging
owing by them, either of them to the absent Deenan,
James A. Bass, or the firm oi Bass & Smhson
s. An OF the debt due Samuel Miller secured by
the Trust deed referred To IN the of the Defendants
Compton Il Spence.
Which accounts the SAID Commissioner will take state and
settle with other deemed pertinent by himself tcpuir-
ed by the parties either o them to be the
Court doth order that the DecndcnS do appear before the
Commis and there such incrrogaon-
be propounded to them either of them by the Plaintiff
touching the to bc akcnand the Court doth al
low notice TO be given by the Commissioners by publication
according to act oi assembly
copy-Teste,
JAMES BENAGii, Clk.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-12
LOUIS NAPOLEON,

on, thou deep and da'l. blue ocean, roll. ]"
The New York herald., 1850-05-21
DR.. CHARLES nUNDKs
NhTEh CURE EsrABLfsHMrNT,
r 20 ovrss<~

DRMUNDE RFsPrcTFUIfY ~ NroRxs mrs YRrErps
sne ne that he hes beccms of the late Dr.
sufties Hater Cure Establishment ct
half mile from the Northsmpton Railroad Depo,
ne rem New York about eve from Boston, snd eve
n cssy ntustedf IN enc of the pessantest valleys of
Ner vrrounded With wood rrovn hills and skady
usesnty surried with the rarsst softost and
snse vstsr The air and healthy. and the
SIN nia and ssreease s psv snd spacious budinss
~ n ecnvesienc~s for waer purposes
srgs plunge baths. topches aud airy cdrns rooms
~ IVY rsvtn separate for eihsr sen gymrasu
- sad hsvins an ssperseres u more
ne,n yesrs "a hts ovp. hs writings water
I've TIE hands ~ every Huror<a hvarorsh hors 70 r
spone hny resscnabe srpeetstiors from me
msce On we raxt ef thc~s sufferers corfss
~srrsvs - mm. be estshiishrert 70 nev crs~. Fer
enbef HernenlafA Rleae seDll % NE Aksys AdAysea
The New York herald., 1850-05-21
rSsuRAECEs.

NEw ENGLAND LIVE STOCK INsuRAScE cor-
Cattle ks injured sranfs death fy disease or secidsr
pireetors-Aitrsd Edwards, Andruss, '. rryIer III
Prince se.rstssy. Chss Wills y. g. Issrsstor Arriies-
ucns ~ insrr.r.e f.-,vsd a. the Agency once al
IN ~ Hsssy rsysn. rssh SIR fsrry, wniianslvrs.
The New York herald., 1850-05-21

CANpIN AND AwBov Rarrso.p LIVE vos
Phisdelphis I...leek a ~ snd half past o'eIock
~ ty s,sartcst JOHN POTTrR assiy eondsys eseert-
ed from pisr Nc Nor,h RIVER Sss frs, sisss ears a.
seeeHt sisa care "a -
The New York herald., 1850-05-21

S0R SALE AND 80 LET.

900. ss,ely s sY,., :. s1sIt
ssneed Tor real estate, the stock M I...s.
,shsd retail Hosiery Lace ssd Fancy I'm .i,.
s net second 10 in the city. The a. ss.h
order; has teen carefully selected and purchase.
and worth sbout So. The - retiring from sa
ness. Apply 70 Wn. McAITHUH co,
ssxs
The New York herald., 1850-05-21
PUBLICATIONS.

I iTIEILs LIVING Aor-CoNTEvTs or No. sIA
- IL eentrl Maurice Ternay, the soldier of Fortune
Dublin University hagaHiHe. z Memoirs % the First
Duchess o. Orleans DO. q Chstmas Eve and Raster Day
fssminer a. Re.isnl of the Liturgy do s. Tale of the
,smr Journal q Commerce. 9 Letters from Jsmaica
Rev YORK Evenins fost 7. Deborahs Diary, Part 2
sharres Hagasine. >. Germany and Frfurt rdinburrh
Review. Demands of hu,,raf Russian InirTu.s: Es,-
miner 10. Lord Campbes Eiss-Seiiop-ies Times; do
With eleven short articles. Published weekly AT dollars
ysar. W Iittell Co. Boston, aud soid BY Dewitt
Dave rrcrt. Tritune Buildirss, NY.
NEW LAW B0OkS.-BENEDICTS ADMIRALTY
IN The American Admirsiy the Jurisdiction and practices.
With practical forms end directions BY Errsu. Ilenedet
Eco vol comsfock Reports second edition with notes
vol Denict Rsrprts Ns~ York vol sandfrds Chancery
Reports do vo sandrd surerier Court Reports,voi ~
tornscteut Reports. The above With general
Of Ia " Boots, Just yuhlishes ard for sale w
BANKS, GOULD CO. No. la Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1850-05-21
AMUsKMENTs IN PHILADELPHIA.

RARNUM's MUSEUM. PHILAbELPHIA.-P. T. FAR
- Proprietor and Managers Hsury Sanford Aasist-
Ant hanassr.ne celebrated sssuin Troupe
engagement Of weeks ouy Monday evening Nay 70,
appearing At thAt time in Benis beautiful opera ef Ia
Sonsmtus They will sppear every evening this vssk.
Miss Julia DAILY, the favorte CAntarios 10 engaged Prof.
B. G. Cross will aid the Orchestra by his ecsRt servses
The and all the operas which the Troupe appear will 10
produced with scenery, careful Of
pert Appointments &c. the manager being determined "
make their Of the satisacory and
brilliant Effected Superior perormancs by the Com
papy, and Gen. Tom Thumb afternoon Splendid col
lection Of curiosities The "Postioa Of Lopjuess 10
IN active rehesSa Adnittanes, sents; Childrsa under
10 years. l7k eta
The New York herald., 1850-05-21
Personal.

VrHR EDWARD wRAy. VINO ARRIVED IN rurs
sity the Cambria steamship. from, ISverpoe on the
sud its wiz call 70 his brother ~ wrsv ~ rau-
,ers street YORK. he viii confer ereat favor lie bss
sesethirr mrortsnt 70 comm r~ioate 20 him.
REFORMATION wANTED.-Ir SOPHIA sPrRR VINO
With her child. from Liverpool In the ps~ke,
,hr Tdsa. 10 10 the eiy che r.qnestsd 70 call ~ the
ress ~ &. n. MARSHALL n Co, 81 Buriing siir.
The New York herald., 1850-05-21

rousNryHEs CoRDwAIrLRs soeIEry-rHE HEs-
.s,. sr fair dsyr verk viii please tsh. notice that
rssslsx viii 10 held al knns Fcurtesnth Ward o-
81 esS ffs srine. zls inst 70 strike for the t
.f,ss,i ptssl t ne Cor " .rssr q Comms-
The New York herald., 1850-05-21
ADvERYIsEMEsN RENEWED EVERYDAY.
POLITICAL.

ArA NETTING or THE DKnocRArIc REPuBILcAS
n neetors ~ the Sixteenth ward and Fourth district
held AZ the house of Mr. Cra-fgr No i Eighth
Monday sverins Nay ~, 1850, Johp =. voshurgh sp
rortsd Chairman, and Hsndfcrd smith, Secretary. On
notion Ahrm yc-hurp nominated and elected dele
gate said district 10 the convention be held
~ TAnnsny Hall. on wednesday evening. 77d inst.
Hasrropn s~rTu Secretary.
The New York herald., 1850-05-21

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN PRIcEs-TuE SUD-
lA s<rhsrs will osr from this date the entire of thsr
0eeh s hantilas OF eonsdsrahc reduction from former
prices hcst of the sbove have been received By the late
samer or mannaeured In accordsnco with the last ad-
Wees and eouprse stock for quantity. taste snd se-
nst esnnet squsilsd in the United states Toills
JANIS BECK 4 Co. sss broadway.
The New York herald., 1850-05-21
CALIFORNIA.


GREAT THING TOR CALIFORNIA.-rO BE SOLD
IA ch.an perfect set 81 apparatus for an optical kshbi-
ton bsol, Ntsvs iban smAg0ria Magic Lanters
comprising all the three large lanterns Of IN
eellent order all ,he httn quite nearly one han
dred shders many of them superior with Frsssh
shn.ry medium se quite ready Tor immediate use. apS
be packed In small Price, cash. $50.
bargain. Direct postpaid, 70 c. H.. Post oes, New Yers
TSAIIyo.yIA-r. g. PASSPORTS FURNISHED IN
" hours notice. We have seen letter from an Amsr-
Chagrcs 20 bis friend In New fork which he writes,
don't without passport Secretary Ciaytea
by treaty aud the laws of New Granada passports are
eesssry. BfRFOkD CO Astor Hosss.
GREcORYs CALIFORNIA ExPREsS-THB NEXT Kx-
~ from this once will be made aad Forwarded ~
steamer Empire City on the 1nd instant shasge Of
special The delivery Of parcels As6 DashaFes
BY this Erpres. line for all parts sf California ssssads4
" ty the Immediately After We arrival
Of RAa Francisco thereby insurnf the ~
most cesrs.eh Once iS Pearl street corner Of W Ass
THOMPSON d HITCHCOCK. Agents.
NB.-rsymenu Tor freirht be made here 10 CALI
fnrnA. desirrd.
The New York herald., 1850-05-21
THE TRADES.

IN adjourned meeting of the trade will be held q
Hail. 10 Hester street between Nett and Eis-tstt
rp wednesday evening 22d inst. AZ sococf r.
Al. he trSs solicited 20 attend business of inpor-
-. .ll - brought before the meeting Ry order of
'- CORNELIUS EeCLOskf, chairman.
s.r,ssrfr Wrrrss, Secretary.
The New York herald., 1850-05-21
aORsEs.


toR sAIE-A BaY HORSE. SLY YEARS OLD. rfr-
teen hands hg fne stye and sction; lima IN single And
double harness and very coed saddt horse. InIuiro
Grtys stable, ~ Warren street.
EOR sALF-t FINE STYLISH. cHESNUr nay
Horse, siSteen hands high perfectly sourd had ard
fene; very superior traveller and fast will stant With
eut tyin combines the qualities II family snd road horse
Lowest prize $50. 10 he seen 81 Tatterssls
L'oR sAfE-A VERY SUPERIOR span on CARRIAGE
horfes. dsrk irrn ltts hands I've and sx
cid sho~y in perfectly sound Kind
ard ssptlwi ~ork IN any harnesnst from the eonn,ry
-nov standing a. Tattersails, Brosdway.
The New York herald., 1850-05-21

NATIoNAL ACADEMY or DEsrGN.-rnE rwEvTY.
mth Annual Exhibition s now open the gallery
esdvsy opposite Bond street. from ~ until ~ r.
f1< cents. ~s~'~
The New York herald., 1850-05-21


mo. l.. vANDRwATER, AUCTIOSEER-LARGE AND
- special sale Of Diamonds-F g. LAWRENCE co,
will sell At auotion Wednesday Nay I'D at oeesh
their sses room, No. Wall street broadway one
entire voice - hundred and ny Danesds
In suit entire ~
and Diet aeh.d Lever Watches Seconds and
Lepnes made ty Tobias Cos Roske and other ses-
brsted makers Catalogues the morning of the sale
The New York herald., 1850-05-21

O IN REwARD.-LosT, ON FRIDAY AFTERNOON,
- III nth inst in Broadway between Howard aud Canal
sst 4. the Grad and street stage foehs
ing the Carpenders Lock Factory k2A Brosiway
Will receive the above reward
vI>EN DOLLARS REwARD.-sT0LEN. WEDNESDAY
night NAV 10Th, Boat 10 fee. long the doe
the foot OF Pacific street. South Brooklyn has
bottom, white middle red streak under the gunwale and
green the outside. and white and with
lead eoored boards the inside There look
chs in and sail when taken Any returnn
sad boat or giving information where be found will
receive the above reward aud the thanks Of the
Apply at No. 10 Columbia street, South Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1850-05-21

TAhIs CONNER SON. TYPE FOUNDERS. CORNER
OF Ann and Nassau streets New York. have hand
every rtiee Necessary ior eompets frintins Establish
the above Tou nd