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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-27

ERANKLIN MUSEUM, IT'S CHATHAM SQUARR.-TwO
performances every dayin the afternoon and the
evening half Extraordinary attractions for this
week The Model Artists win appear in some nsr a.s
Adam and Eve "venus Rising from the Sea- personatet
BY the formed the world together with
the Female Mnstrels" Female Arab Girl" Female
Jusser burleqpe comic and fancy dances with variety
in New York Prices Of admssionStage seats
Sc.; boxes 25c; pArqustte. IKE; private boxes 81
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HOTELS.


HOTEL SCHILLER II BEEKMAN sTRErT-BIaRA 4
- rrsnsssnhoh h,vs cEeasd he above est.blsbmsBt on
We fue German style. Table sho'e at o'clock meals a.
81, hours Always on hand stock % the choices, Wines
L'pors and Cigars.
/ MON HOTEL. EL1ZABETliTOwN ". 1.-THE SUR
scrter having taken this esst hment and havinx
rsy RENTED H. prepared TO welcome his friends and the
lnbc " accommc dstion. equal TO Fgabcthtown
N j. The hotel has numerous consis,ns n, =.
ordinary dining room, psrlor- tei-oOms In aaditr
Tor fse or en- s public meetings there ttiag rooms Tor
imhe o. If,ste parties The 10 alton eanvspient
er fvr re" y 'Gs.nsrs or for thcs- who visit Esabeth
for pleasure taking one hours rie.sa,t ride m.
terms moderate and pains will be spared 70 al ,e
tion. WILLIAM REILLY p,erristo,
V'HE BFsT BRfAKfAST AND DINING SALOON IN
New foIt.-Rssder ~ you want What Won camel 90,
IA many Places in New York. good cup of coffee or s.
ssresr 70 N,,ss., corner Of Am street set-ess
hs once and THE Bible House. Dons take b.,
call and try. BSsTarats entrance 20 the Isdies ana
family saloon, tundtr the charge q Mrs Mercer ops dsor
H"m Nsssss' IN Am street fo-r p-tressgc solicited
EDWIN J. MERCER, Proprietor.
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T HDIES' FAIR THIS EVENING. AND DURING The
- week day and evening at the Croton Hall No Bowery
fine band Of music, and attraction that be
thought Of open free all respectable persons till IL o'clock
at night.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-27

TTALY.-NoW OPEN EVERY EVENING, POR A SHORT
season. at Stoppani Hail. S broadway Of Walker
street the great Moving Panoramic Mirror Of Italy
ting through that beautiful and classic land
bracpg Northern Central and Southern Italy painted BY
s. B. Waugh, Esq from sketches taken by himself the
every evening at o'clock; Wednesday and Saturday After
moons at o'clock Tickets cents children under II
half price.
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THIRD wEEK-KING's PANORAMA OF THE HOLY
Il Land and the Ruins Of Ancient Cities, at Montague
Hail. Brooklyn, embracing twenty-one Views. including
Rome Ninsvah Malta, Jerusalem Fire. Athens Babylon
Palmyra, Cypress &C. Admission, IS cests children half
AZ sk. Exhibition every Wednesday and Saturday at
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N theatre offered for rent by the month"; week
shorter period 1t In perfect order and for it's appoint
with regard variety and excellence OF
wardrobe properties would compare favoraby with
other theatre the United States Besides being adapted
dramatic Is well suited for the
hbitoDs Of msgissn for serenadsrs and
for lectures and dramatic readings The theatre 10
lighted with solar in the most brilliant manner and has
the capacity fifteen hundred persons As the
venton the constitution Of the State OF
Virginia will assemble early In October which will be fol-
flowed after by the annual session OF the Legs
latue the prospect presented OF long and profitable
For address The propretor Of the theatre
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BOARDING, sc.

BOARDING., &C.
BOARD. - GENTLEMEN AND THEIR WIVES ALSO
- single gentlemen find full partial Board S
Mercer street az Nelson placed Eighth The
house repee with all the modern convenenoes and
tguons W the Eighth street and Broadway lines Of stages
ROARD-GENTLEMEN AND THEIR WIVES, ALSO
~ single gentlemen find full partial board at n
Anthony street. next TO Christ Church.
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- EPETITION OF THE GRAND EXHIBITION CON-
N Of Prisons American Mammoth, Double Grand,
Piano Forte the Apollo Rooms Wednesday evening
May 29hMr. JAMES PRISON respectfully informs his
friends and the public that in consequence Of the constant
applications the instrument and at the urgent
quest all those the first will repeat the
Concert above when four performers will play at the
time the Mammoth Double Grand Piano Forte The fol-
loving eminent artists have Kindly their
Timm Kyle, Esfed, johnson, and Scharfenberg. Doors
open III Concert commences at o'clock. Tickets, Fifty
Cents each be had at the principal hotels music ssre
and Prssons Piano Forte Manufaetory 81 Leonard ST.
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pARNuMs LANCASHIRE BELL RINGERS. AT TIL

IJNKNUMS LANCASHIRE BILL ETNUEKS
ID Chinese Buildings No. $40 Broadway-This talented
ban Of performers whose entertainments during the past
weeks greeted with crowded and
bounded applause will appear again evening this week.
commencing Monday May 9th, at o'clock and Wednes
day and Saturday afternoons at o'clock 1hsir
fomanees far excel anything of the kind before
messed by audience Their musc. being pro-
Suced by the of bells at lime four
TO each produces effect at once astonishing and
watze quadres polkas national airs Ethiopian melodies
and select pieces celebrated operas
and decacy of tone which creates the
In conjunction with the Bell Ringers will also appear those
talented yocast Miss Leslie and Mr. Harrison the former
in variety Of popular and the latter
melodies and mprovisatory illusions Admission Is cents
children under TO- half price.
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AmyJAEM ENTH.
rHEA2RE, CHATHAM srRKEr-xoN-

IN day evening" May 9th, the entertainments will com
With the farce Of MY PRECIOUS BETsEY-Mr Bob
tail Mr. Jefferson; Mr. Wagaii Mr. Russell Mrs Bobail.
the FEMALE GUARD-Ta- hi Longlucs, Mr.. Herber Kahn
Axaek Jefferson Kasrac Mr. Burke; Aladdin Miss
Cruise; Badroubadosr Miss Loekyer To conclude
with the Of THE oMNIBus-Pst Rooney, Mr.. Sey-
Mr. Ledger Mr.. Anderson; Mrs. Dohbs, Miss Smith;
julia Mrs Jefferson Doors open ut 71 TO commence at
O'clock. Boxes, 25c.; Pit, l2Rc.
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CALIFORNIA.

(yRkGoNis CALIFORNIA ExPREss-Ay EXPRESS
VIII be made mp and forwarded from this zee ~ zach
of t steamers Ohio and Crescent City 20 sail on tks san
n,tsnt ana LIST yune repeesiyey, In charge . spe-
~ sh. kIIress line for al part. Of tsforni, attended
" ~ the trorrtetcr rerso. TIA ARRIVAL
Of sesmsr A. san francsco nsurirs sh- MN ss
h Csc. ruONPsOS = urTCursa nv s.o~e
sB-rsyme.ts for freight be naie here o. h Call
COMMISSIONER FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ny
" we tcvsrnor of California for the State 81 Scs verb
y sdmnsier osths take The proof Ead of
instrumenu 70 be used there. T. BAILEY nEYERs
Counsellor at Law. - Sassaa street..
CUBA AND CALIFORNIA SHIRT STORE JUST OPEN
ed A. tl1 Grand st. shove Clinton Order. for y,.
inder rhirts nra~er Ne eaessted we'll and troptlv ~
yong the store hnish,r wanted 40 o"nds.t
1Io OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES RIFLES REvoLy-
ing ftsls Double Guns. Sporting urlepen,s cutlery
seas ssd Wsrhts Goid Picts he sss az sstsr.ms
" reduced prices BY
- A ". srIrs co o. v,'a.r LAM.
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ASSURANCES.


II IFE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LOAN FUND LIFE
II Assuranee Society Of London and New rork.-Captsl
ss5Se.. Surplus Fund S265,0o. large fund
Invested In New York in the Of Trus-
tees.
United states local BoardAeting Directors for Nay
g Edward Hahoht. Chairman; John J. Palmer Samuel 9.
Dillon, Joseph Gaiilard. Jr.
cahernis Risks taken favorable terms at moderate
rates Of extra premium.
,. LrASDER STARR. General Aren't
NEW ENGLAND LIVE STOCK INSURANCE CON-
pany, OF New Haven, Conn, Capital t500-Horsss.
Cattle kc insured assnst death BY disease sccidsn
prsetors,Al1red Ed-srds. NJ Andruss ,. Taylor, T.
". Mason, w. Valentine. A. Edwards President. G. C.
Prince, secretary. Chss Wills s. Inspector Applies
ons for insurrn-e received at the Agency once 81 Wall
street. New York. by j. T. Taylor IS Fulton Brosk-
yn; bv henry Psvsor. Peot slip Ferry. WILLIAMSBURG
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(>HRIsTY's MINsTRELs.-MECHANICs HALL, NO. l7z
~ broadway, between Grand and Brooms s.reets-Mon-
day, Nay 9th land night until further noteThe
wsll- knewn Chrisys Ethiopian Opera Troupe
the nrst established and Oldest organized band In the world
Uprising company Of twelve Performers under dreo-
tioA E. p Christy. They will have the honor giving
their original and inimabe entertainments every night
until further notice. Admission IS Doors opsa Il
Concert will commence at o'clock An Afternoon Concert
n Satu rds w. CONNER cling at o'clock. y. N.
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gINHEATRE, Aston PLACE.-LEssEE AND MANA
l. ger Mr.. Chas Bass.-Beneht Of Mr.. Neafe.-Mondsy
evening May a. the will with
play. 81 the LADY OF LYoNs-claude Meaotte, Mr..
Neafe Colonel Damas Mr. Bass; Beausean Mr. Moorhouse
Pauline Deschapees, Miss y. W&lleek; Madame Deschs
pecs Mrs Dyott. To conclude with the drama Of NAPO
1EON-Napoleon Mr.. &. X. Mason; Bonnard Mr. C. Ber-
nard Guilaqms Mr.. CrosveH9ri Baton, Mr.. stahord
Weston. Doors open 7; to commence at TX O'clock
Boxes and Psrqust, 50c. Appbitheatre, 23c
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nYMN TO LABoR. 81 = -

III M y ~ l. ABO a..
Hail to thee great ATti6csFl
Hewer-out of noble deeds
Source Of Wisdom, source Of Power.
Brighter Of LIES Doxous weeds
Hail to thee great Pointer upward.
Pm rcipIe of deathless fame
Worker-out OF aspirations;
God in every thing nut namel
heart and hand, and soul and b0ay,
Each ueat instinct bent in one
Rays Of inaes lisht convergng,
Forming one great moral sun;
Nesth Whose smle the seeds Of Genins,
Swell 70 hurstng. bud and fruit;
BY whoss heat The seeds of Virtue
Teeemiug. in the heart take roo,.
Who are men, and what are nations,
In the hollow Of thy haad
By Thy destinations easured
Time is but gra n Of sand!
Iron framed and iron slnewed,
SDurner of each soft desire,
Mover-onward Chme-dessroyer!
Hail to thee Earths beanuferi
Lo from Chaos rude and shapeess.
Forms Of being spring to birth!
Lo the great Creator speaketh
Labor. mould this mas of EARTH"
LOl the great command obeying.
Nature owns thy mighty sway;
And expanding like flower
Beaulifes from day to aay.
Beautfy this heart, Oh Workeri
It's garden ch0ksd with weeds;
Swayer of each lofty purpose,
Follow it for richer seeds
Seeds of Virtue. seeds of Promise,
Plant them deep and tend them well;
Till the measures OF Lies harvest,
Shall thy faithful culture tell MEsDELE-
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When overtaken out Of doors by thunder
Storm never resort for sheier better take
a wet skin and safe retreatto the open field. Do
not have any metal, nor metallic implements about
you while exposed to electricity.
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I1UBLIC NOTICE = The Finance COMMITTEES of the
Council of the Second Municipality hereby give public
notice whom concern, that they have caused to be
drawn by Il B. Cenas. Eotary Public, formal
tFacl between the Second Municipality and the parties the
original contract Of September 10 ls0 relative to the
bature providing for the opening Of Streets and the sale of
Lots authorized by the Act of the egislsure approved
the 1 March 1850, and that the Contract embracng
such conditions and spulaons he pares heretofore
suited appear willing to assent TO- Is ready for signature BY
snch OF the parties MT to TO and they are
requested and invited forward and sign the at
the Office of the said Notary, ST. Charles street, before the
lt of November To avoid all mistakes the parties
whose signatures the committee u6join list
OF the parties, who, either by themselves their agents.
signed the original contract, and who by themselves
their hes agents, other legal required
TO to the disposition OF part Of the Nature by the
Act OF the Legislature. New Orleans August ISL 1850.
GEO. &. LAWRASON, chairman
List Of persons who signed the contract of September 90
$780, by themselves agents, TO wit:
Edward Livingston, Henry Mccall
Jean Graver, Joseph 5. Winter,
l0 is Barheemv Macary, Alexander Labranche,
ChTIst0va TOledanO, Jeanne Border Mad me Petit,
Vincent RiheuX, Bertrand Graver, Jun'T,
Toussaint NOISY, Jeanne Grayier,
Ellie Victor JOurdain, Widow and heirs of p De-
Maneth st. Armand, f. W.. c., labegane,
John Linton aal
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TO RENT.

LNOR RENT LOW : Two-story FRAME 1
Il HOUSE, containing four rooms and situated on -
calculated for small families, but viii be rented To- u
one EpSf % and VL j GsyeG GssA ~ 10 AsSs
FylO RENJ-Very low 70 good tenant until Ist NOve
Il Der next with the privilege after that ume II sstis a.
dsSbfi Iesidence on Camp street. four door below -
Estee containing six fine rooms besides has, Evans
a|d wen o;es Ss..aed For terms and further I g'
ETOR RENT-A DWELLING HOUSE, pleasantly
l. situated on Thaia street, between Hayades and Al
ems Galleries inst and second stones, with Yard, etc
two @ good Ceni @ es 1 an & q g ~ and e
occupant have refusal after theq az nodsaie rent: appy
iva corner of Camp and GrayieT streets
nWELLING HOUSE FOR RENT-Th. large three
H. story Dwelling HO1se, No 10 Natchez street, con o.
BUAR6 Nc HOUSE. having been Kept such fo,=a
n No. ysafS Ssehsa sat s Sss GS ap sa sa 0' %yO
40 BE LET-A small snug office, with fixtures, Ap-
Il ply at IS BANK PLACE. ap4
40 LETA handsome, large and well ventilated front
furnished unfinished rst floor in an asreea5e neigh
acory and permanent occupant wOuld be reasonable
Apply No. Is Erato St. next to corner Nayade 81 an7l5t
Ti1O KENT-The SECOND STORY OF rs Cas- "a
Il tOlHh0se street, suitable for storage OF Furniture, "a
eIc has Hosting Wheel and other convenience Rent7A
s ds 'n Os f J. bURBRiDGE co. on the premises.
rINO LET-The Store No. q st Charles street. Pos ~,
is session given H. TRsff'fSf B3RSESfT 4pGG66 ~ Is Camp Ill
TO RENT-A neat Cottage House, No p Apollo -;
Il s~eet-Rent, s4OO per year from Isl October sa
which viii be Tened al S21 month. A@A
Apply to JOHN HURLEY, 80 TehOupiou
je7 If orto A. q. JACKSON, " Apollo street.
STABLE For RENT-Thg Stable IsIely occupied by
- MIR. King Gravier street, between Baronne and Phil
Apply
jgiS JOHN d. ELLIOTT s. co. 90 Gravier st.
E'0h ttENT-7A large, spacious, pleasant ROOM, 81
by 70, second h0or suitable Tor large lotion or Com
misson house, by CHARLES STOUGHTON,
JySO "a Camp street
~ OOMs TO RENT-severa airy. commodions and
III neatly furnished rooms, for families single gentlemen
Or Apply TO Mrs. Hughes, No. 80 Tchoupitouas
street. auI lm'
ENURNIsHED ROOMs.-soveral large, airy Rooms.
very desirable for the Summer Season, can be had az 6o
St Joseph street, second door from 81 Charles St JED Am
L'URNIsHED ROOMS TO RENT Low
Il During the Summer Season.. Ea
| jyl2 al No q ChaIres street. ~
| LVURNIsHED ROOMS TO RENT, at SO -
Il PHILIPPA STREET. betIoeeR Common aud 80
| GrGUaer streets. d8 -
| sHURNIsHED ROOMS FOR RENT.-Pleasant n
Il Furnished Rooms the large two-stoTy house, "a
with Galleries, at the corner Of Sc John and PerdidoA
| streets.
| ~ OOMS FOR RENT-Severai Rooms in Banks Arcade
AZ suitable Offices for rent Apply Y Natchez street
| up stairs MIL
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tR'O Pl4ilANEEttS AND Bull4DERs.-A. BROWN
hite and Yellow Pine, Mahogany, Black Walnut, Oak
hand Poplar; Mahogany Newels anu Baustes; Lah,
i~ -gAd Fire Brick. 3 20 MAGAZINE sTEET, New Or.
lg ANs... STEAM SAW MILL, NATCHRz, MISS
~ Orders for all kinds of Cypress Lumber delivered any
1ltsro. ar yd 3mW
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ng, U-'h door hOm Common street, office OF H. Davis
aD New Orleans - will buy aud sell Landed
Appri'ei aud Expert adiusI counts make COpart
Ner-np Settlements; nreuas residing : NY during the
Summer, aud viii Agent Tor owner property
assesnent Tor tar valuations draw col
leU and attend Agency business in gen
pT9i, mi
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WATCHES AND JEWELkl

FINE WATChis5, JEh hl4lfA stLNkht AXE.
YOUNG CO., No. y CAMP STREET, (late
Il NELSON A. YOUNe,) will have constantly ~
hand large assortment Of Fine LEVER and Dtl AyfJA
Pl4EA WATCHES (iOr Ladies and Gentls'.s.n u "a
wear,) of the most approved makers OF ie Liy l
eTpO0l and Geneva, consisting of Hy Huntng and open
Face Gold and Silver Wal -, hne Second or Timing
Watcles n
5gauIuiy Chased and Engraved Watches for Ladies', Of
the latest fashion.
Ladies Guard and Belt Chains, entirely pattern
Geneen's Guard, Vest and Fob Chains, Seals and Keys
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Finger Rings, OF Diamonds,
Rubles, etc., etc.
Ladies and Gentemens Breaspins styles Gold Pens
with Gold and Silver Holders Gold Pencils Gold and Sill
Fhmbles patterns OF EaElngss Lockes; tndss
Sleeve and Collar Buttons.
FINE su.VERW ARE Consisting of Table. Tea, Des
se, Mustard and Salt Spoons; Table and Dessert Forks
Ladies'; Butter Knives, etc also assortment of Silver
Cups.
| SPECTACLES-Fo Ladies and Gen.
temen, in Gold, Silver and Steel Silver
- - Spectacle Cases; Spectacle Glasses to suit
SUSPENDER BUCKLES-Gold and Silver Suspendel
Buckles Fine Silverplaed Castos Candlecks, etc.,
| MARBLE MAHTEL CLOCKS, new style; require NO
Glass Shade.
| ENGLISH OFFICE CLOCKS, first quality.
Canes Mounted, Diamonds Reset, and Jewey Manufac.
tured to order.
~ Ladies and Gentlemen visiting the city respect
fully invited to examine the stock above menoned every
article warranted fine any offered for sale in the city
and considerable reduction of former The
always paid Repairing fine Clocks, Watches and
Jewelry, which perform, charge ol
Be MGde. Je6u
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SSHELIED AI.ATOEDs-5O boxes superior aheled Al
- 1pS Ron''' ''' sA (. F. NICHOLS CO.. 10 Camp d.
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lhe p0pFat0f % naEe em compIele n their detas THE
proprietor Of tle EXCHANGE ALLEY BATUS bag
several elegant Bath Rooms Cont street. near The corner
ol DaupHn, the site formerly known rs the Neponiiv
Baths which excel in magniiGence any etablshnpnt III
ile kind in this city and where HOT COLD SHOW
ER, VAPOR and MEDICATED BATHS can be had nj
.t times. from O'Clock A. M. ill 10 clock p M ~ ioi
Gold or shower Bath, 20 cents. myll BIN
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SUGAR KETTLEs-Assorted, 30 to 81 inches Ten
see; also, CRATE BARS, FURNACE MOUTHS, etc.
W B. MCCUTCHON & co.
mint 6mdE w s. 6sFaVieF street
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EF Prepared and Sold wholesale and RETAIL BY A. B. Il
d. SANDS, Druggists and Chemists 100 Fulton street, cor
neE Of William. New York. Sold also hy Brnggsts gene
rally throughout the United Staes and the Canadas. fee
81 per bottle; six bottea for 20. - :. ~. i
aaS- For sale by SfCllIES 4 co, N. JARVIS = %,
Mobile. COSTA + tfl Montgomery: l.. GAMOTES
burg myl SzwdaW
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L'OR RENT Low : new Two-s.0p FRAME
IL HOUSE. containing four rooms, and situated an
CyDrezs street near the New Basin. The house well q
calculated for two small families, but will be rented
one rOd and responsible person for 45 month Apply
M nj A. LENALL, 81 GTavler q. up alairs.
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4 ItO. g. TAYLOR q co. DeqLers an Co1ee Gun
" no Bugs. Rice and HesterH Produce, No. - Maga.
zine street. New Orleans. fy25
S5T Mr. w. q. FITE is our authorized AGENT TO
all business OF the House. per nOtaa act passed
s'is day before A. g. Ainsworth, Notary Public.
N45 GEO. @. TAYLOR s. co.
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%. CORNER OF wsSaa CORNER OF
II; G$s:$ $:5 '5;:si,; " s$' st.

Keeps 20 tg hand every thing in his lneincudng
great # Ladies' and Gentemens Boots and Shoes
and viii at the lowest Cash Prices share of public
patronage is respectfully solicited. APT ly
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sk III @fa III
ENHE Undersigned bis old established Office continues
accommodate desTOu of remttiue money their
friends England ireland, Scotland, with Sterling Sight
Drafts, payable In town in the above named king
ms, and in s. suit He also, usual continues hav.
passengers brought from Liverpool to this city good
ships and reasonable tems. Parties living distance, by
addressing letter (post.paid) the undersigned, will be
lmpty attended to. JOHN TOOIE,
$40 ly 35 Bank Place
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DIANo FORTE FOR SALE-A ugRzE7.
L superior Piano Forte, as good as neg, Of
Apply at No, q MATCHES Street, upu v y VI v
Stairs. mY10
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CARRIAGES, ETC.
DENTISTRY.

II ii. BADGER, Dentist, will return NeyvOrleans by
Il the 10Th of November next jy9
BURDLEY, Dentist. No. IA North street, Lafayette
- Square, Mrs. Lindsav's. New Orleans ieI
nR A. LION, Deltist. late OF n Canal street. would
- conidentay recommend his friends and patients Dr.
J; WEST, skul DENTIST, during his absence from
New Orleans, J. WEST. Practical Dentist,
myzS III ST. Charles
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-03-16
From Dte Ne,oark Daily Adperfisr.
A Railroad aeross the Old CONT ne mt.

The latest development Of human society is a
clear, definite and well considered plan for a mil
road from the Atlantic TO the Pacific over the con-
tnent Of Europe and Asia II is ideal as yet, as all
great realities first have been. and IL appears by
the last steamer that the project has confessedly
been awakened by our own doings in running rail-
roads and a canal across Central America, and
prospectivcly over the great breadth Of our cont
ncnt in the latitude Of the Missouri river. New
ideas and new influences are thus going forth over
the human family from this our new empire in the
west With feelings Of pleasure, therefore, we
European contemporaries.
The plan is altogether English: its object is TO
unite twenty seven millions Of Britons with one
hundred and fifty millions Of Hindoos-soke the
subjects of her majesty Victoria. All other Eu-
ropeans arc 10 participate in its benefits, and all
other Asatcs arc thereby, IL possible TO be brought
under British influences and power. We Join in
responding bravo 10 the magnificent enterprise Of
John Bulls believing decidedly nevertheless that,
from the state Of society that continent the plan
will be long--very long-in its achievement. The
route proposed 10 begin with the present European
system OF roads at Vienna, thence down the Danube
and southwardly 20 Constantinople, thence through
Asia Minor, and along the Euphratcs 10 the Persian
Guf-thcnce through the Persias, east and west,
TO Hindoostan.
The chief obstacles in tho way Of this route are
not the natural distractions Of mountains and val
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mountablc. II is but few years since England took
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