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ADJUSTMENTS.

-
DaAn " ~ This EVENING, Fso ~ MI -
Arlr1-s5 .-sk " AC harrlsr Mr ror-rns NJ Jordan
Csg- Nsgr.-s W Wa-s. ~ N-s Desns.a. Ms F,s1sr
- o. -ae Gorious Mnory.
r c1rc-lte VI te aes az e-ig.zs. Cos-c DanA q
Many f-nru-e G1srrs1 kls- ........ Ms 4 shrr
P-cr. ~ sau,ss-or r. Dress Crc.- snd Psruleue. ~
--n-' Family and T,.- Crres, = 80 Gsery - cat.
pURToN-> THEATER.-Doo. 1pee - 3. 80
D,,,lH,r1es a ra!S EVENING Fes. - AT -
TVS SERIOUs FAMILY
StAs or-ecs CM 6 rse .rs1S ,ncr-i -, L~acs
Car NSg-I-e. B-oasla- Ar,lNia5 : 80 NJ s-rcn
pss.-ire ~,a ' 81 3 Dr.a.-Nr ~ N-s 'HS.a
o. Jo'a A--asl-sse. 'v Ms Wafers NJ Freirrr. Ms
h CERT ald Nr fsp -
~, Il eg1e .ee VIZ ~ isvor-e p-sniA o, ihe
~. peMoN JESTER Or The Duichmaus Dr-sm
Mt-ame Rogoe.1 srst- NJ. Ch.smSn
srce--BoNrs pr-,. Circ- ,a1 Psreue.ie - cts 'ssni
e--S =, >eSosd Ter = eis PrvS,- BoVes y 81 3
ITALIAN OPERA. Aston PLACr heoW CHA
s-sREE RENEsIr % .1e Sas-r-r. bv he isie
lac sST CALAMITY. TUESDAY EVESING So
@ S a,is q LUCIA DI LAMMERNOOR. va e-,s
LuciA Sigrcrina 4 Beruiccs. A6ce $780, 49,,
sagsrco amor g. Fort Ashton :, mo- R-,.,.-' -,
A.ro >.sno, Par. Raynorto, S.saor Guole.. Nor.
Conductor ant Director, Max Mare,tes Leader HER
Hrcu'zer
80 Gown heads east ard nae Up hssds West
Prices ~ Atniss.on-Al seas In boxes Or parcc-t -
cured either Tor the rigtr sessou. 9 - Admission On
he even. ne 81 perform Srce-PsrcgeL smphitheaer
:, IS Tickets may - ootsned 81 n. members of t-
Reicf Cors-iffcs and he Mayors O~ts but can
only be secured the Box Ofhce ~ the Opera hous-
Sltsc bers respectfully informed tsi iher sezs and
'oxes will ~ KEPT for iher un1l saturday evening uo'
secured 5y fhai me ,hey W. oe dsposed 81 % other AZ
rcarts on VI lndsv snc Tuesday
Boa Of'ce open every day from VI r. o'ciock 2 VI
Doors op,n 80 oc'ock To commence stif. ~ &us
ITALIAN OPERA ASTOR-PLACE, below Eight1-
l. Las. evening hlf tNo q The >lhscupuo WE'D
NESDAl ~ ENING Eco. ~ WI ee perfnrmei erii
Opera ~ ERNANl-t.sfre sigma I. Tnlh Giovanni
su'a Ave- gaar0 En.nl, - Form, Csro, - bere-
s-rsro Sl~s, - Novel;. lago So Guhhei Ricardo.
*. PeruEf
In orl-r lh- better prevent ccuf.sru- carriages NIL
49, down beads east. and AXE up. heads west
Conductor sni Director MAJ Nsrczek Le.t-r. herr
A-suu-r Prices ~ admission A. seals 10 Boxes or Psr
+rl secured either for he night sesson s. - Aimis
seu GA Pre- evening II he performance Psrcu-te -
Ampthsaier p cents Box Orice open every DAY irum
Am nli O'Clock T N Doors open alto commence
AIT. llt rs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-19

xxHOLE-ALE AND RET AL CONs Manu,aetoIy
w rs Eidrtgs-s- RAIL fALAEh r1s2~cls-s -
g. - and. AID ne pu5lc. N genera l.i rrT 49,
-. - r,srufarrur- al KIDS u Tortoise Shell Couns
M - newe.f And improved styles VIII nesiuess Ind d
49, Sh-l Ccubs reps--sd sDt Altered g ne slrs.
Asslou Dealers .spp.sd o. - zosi -eeral ier1s
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CLOTHING.
CLOTHING
A. Wholesale for Cash
ID. g. J. DE VLTN,

50 and IS JoHN-sr c0sSEk % SAssAU
HAVE NOW THE GREAT haIz u their stock
III or SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING
ready for Inspection and would invite ne attention VI coun-
,rv merchants o. the same
ID L j. . can faithfully assure purchasers u clothing
IA, their stock a fresh and their impOriauOns and
purchases were made chiefly before the ATE advance IN
,god. The prices will be found correspond win heir
sua oy srf u prods They iee that heir style "
,fscfure !. now 100 vel known 10 need attention being
a. al ID IL a. they always paid ne greatest attention
10 the style and u every garment VI heT Immense
stock
~ Clothing suit every market In the 1ited States,
We-f lndi-s and South America Our retail department 10
always supplied with ls very Attest styles Of cothdg
~ mis-
DE-OPENING.-Haying comp oied sxten-ys addi-
tAlons premises are now prepared % answer
calls u oar numerous parOns. whom 70 vii D. our con
n-d rndeavor please sty. and character u The
rsrusu's shall continue 10 supply a. ne moderate
-crs which have characterized the establishment ~ fur
srins NJ most economical n not ne lowest priced
s.lfhi1y WM T JENNINGS co
fIrrfs D,sn-r. AID Tailor. yll Broadway Am Hotel.
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ANTHONY } fLEECKFR. AncuoueeF
g'IIE VALUABLE HOUSES AND LOTS ON

J Maker White sud brOome as al aucion-belonging
The estate OF BEN amin beuTam. deceased by Ordef "
Hr her
ANTHONY J BLEECkER VIII sell Al suction on
SATURDAY. February the 95d 1854 a. ~ oelock Al the
Merchants Exchange The following valuable property va
WALNEE-srKEEr-r The thrr' story and .ue bnct dwet
I'd shost halfway between Broadway and Chueh-st me
said oi being Is feet IN WIDTH BY lto feet 10 inches
lnrp. -
80 he two-siorv and attic brick.ifsut dwelling hoase
ma ot Known As " said lot being ~ lest m widh
ly feel IN depth " A.,
Warn srsEEr-rwo three story ard attic erck dwell
n hlusss and lots of ground known Y and - White
4 situated on Of Widest and Norusnd ser
scn lot being IN size - feet width by about lo deep
RNooNs-srRFFr-rhe tSost0ry and attic brick dwelling
,ria and lot ground known a. bt broomesi situated
.sn Thompson and Lsur-us sad lot being - test
inches Boz width by 80 feet deep. - . 49, ....
For further particulars apply IA ANTHONY bLEESh'
EK Aucuoneer bruadsi Nn9l lsNliWS
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GENERAL NOTICES.

r. Bremen Nfail.-Posr OFrr-r S-r-Yo-k F-.
T. ST r-ru - B-~u-1 Ma % b. ces-A-rh.s 20
T. ma s-ear-er Hermann vi n- made " g. u. ot
s. - ~ -.l---is- re 49, f--- dosing f-AM
III Wa = BRsDT. Postnssts-
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I,RlF>DS. AlERIC CANS. COUNTRYMEN-

L - - - 80. have er1~1l-i -rgs ards ~
: - .r r-o-.r.r srd br----g before t1e p4alc my
Ian or Vzshl-E without T-ol1E az =, y --fi----Ar
-,o,s I'd ne u n ne person Lslg r ard ty "-c-
-- .4v nav L .te -ases Co - Sas-ns " Der 'aT
---.-. 49,. ,g.ttsr- elnr.1f.r- hep ID ess ore
r- !. ~ er-e-se rf -ss a. c-Ets TIE press and
,s.-4. N rr--e--are c-xrrs r4f- ec-o-i DE praises
q ~ AZ a1c. because - al-f- -IT u" l--- e.
.-d-rg - 80 tle sane 1-s 1ll c9li 81 10 posed
urr L. tscce % yourselves r -sc- = ne axe car %
-. -. 81 re-utre Arcle " p-zI > f. EXP AZ
- .n Il Pres s. seut . by poi, on RECEIPT %;
M. r,c- or i've re ca and ~ snow you .ndspgi-
Aa- proof Of ne suPeroriy Of - ,-u ~ ~
or cut ms out - = :" = = 4 NJ =,
ElA-4 - ~ .ft~-a---I y Z
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AIR CHR. NOIFF Pla1isi ri Mr ,lrsera, = loN
vi prepared CD give .-ss1ls ~ DE- P-lo-i,f.- y
Up --rsale fau.-es Re YOU'D 49, lac y p. - -.
,- r-lt.r here be- co-c Eve .rssor- % eAc-afr 'i
E lt4--.- Mr Chr S01 - Hestrr-s- y J ~ -
OAJ,-Wbr- Asa- sc-l7 a.. s1d Red Ash Feac1 yf-
I,csarl. g. s.Ies e. 9 g. L-dEa, a. Sc = = ~
.1- 1- v-r-i any pan ~ - cy r-r % "a - - =
" WEST.
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T1o DRTCGIsTs AND oTHERs-For -. d cres.
1 - ~ a oersco declining he 1usness .0i Of
go, r-r-r,erv Ard oo,les Apply a. Hs-moof-si
corner Green rlch-are - D
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s FoR MARiNr JorRNAL. ~ FoNRTN IN
feared.

steamer Transport Gould. south AuhfE
s.ps 1orouo Parker, NOfesu- Ks- Hs'ari s4tlas b.r
rof'. tn. Nu Nelson
psd- johanna Jarteu. Havana Leland zimmerman Co -
n1 Irror Bartlett Pensacola j W KUsl John G. b. Hrfl
Gua,as &C. soufhmiyd Son. S Nm Mle'vnrth Lsefen'e
BE fat. 4 WooihuI
Brts RoIsr.on Chase Noble Lsge Hazard. Hsce Rove
savannah Sturg. Co. Lowell Sol ndef san Franc
Wscss Powell ~ Nisrs- &C. Co- Anaeson s. 60, Empire u
tn.. Galveston Hlssey murray
s,ls Athy Norton Wrelt Port 40 Prince. 3 W levs furl
" Ns'l NofA Statesman CafI Geofgrtowu 1sheh Thomas
more Rete,ca Frances Roston fcot Cor b
J5nsou Loussfl Jns Esa Hetee. Ihs. HsHi. A1r 81
sn.. Tef@rstur- J Hunter a Go.
a o. Jim fir. I.str f.flA Ami
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There will be a Meeting TIL. lTa..4

There will be - Meeting tbs lIlesds-I trelir-
the Hal Ia BJverv % No. & Cad-s " TEN 1-r-
There Vii be some good speaker, n attendance 20
ldiress fhs meeting. inc lcug Rev Or Pee II "
3eecder n Creole. II. J. Stlar. ard Others We hope
friends Of the c-4se n Temperance VII note -i.s
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t.a--A Lert.r4 OF NJ L---s care ln Heroes w.. 1e
given r. ..s Hore Caa-e. ID W-i1es-sf evening PED.
49,. oe.ots subject ser-a--. 90 Monarch n al1
Ra-a.a..-l Trk-.. cert 80
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10 s0UTHERN AZ wEsrLRN MERCHANTS.

10 sOTTHERS AND WESTERN MERCHANTS,
.sOIONON Il HART. - Broadway, opposite tne
- Psrk are loW receiving ron Pkrs fter >pr1g styles
n 1sps hanx.zzs and oorcers cOmgrsnE every variety,
sr - most -eesnf % re very priced, which hey
VII - han oe purchasec p MS city o. uiiec
sac Corsczz-y a hAnd nch ace and 10 curtains
Upnoscsy gods ard curzn mEtsrss q a. Kinds fr sac
!. y. vsry .cwssi Uarkei rrccs SOLOMON HIATT
Flr IEp0Eserk - RgSsdssy
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DRY GOODS.
RTRaoNs AN nTIILTNrRY Goons

T. ~ ST NEN> Co l6 PEARL-SV
IL ORDER o maize room ,cr .lcr Spr-s I-,o--,-...
have sli-i .le Store 81 Pearls, szi are aav o--r,r,
ger .1-r ,.-1srs sd gee ,-sie l--e- ars ,---
,,-1--1-1. rle.-.. r. a-i sss1-s6e Goods 20 is-- -
s- GAG -e f4l- s1r 1-1er -,alslu.els tte J-1s~i
>-.e-. Oars-o-s ot RIBBONS oar OWE IMPORTA-
Il0N contains nary Az -g-- 81 - -ot'1 b. found
--- e-e and '.-g '-i--e- early We a. prepared l a.
'1-r1 '- ~ GA .s-y ever o1cred- Dealers or
.le a-se cues. wei :. vs-as tbs marSet, are ~
s7f-ttF invited '1 l-sr-c- ives slt prcr- before
purchasing Il STEVENS co
% kll l-qo~frs s-t o0atrs F. = Al1 g f-sf-s-
NHITE hid GLOVES. ,or me Eres' Hl1ssrisr
- Ba- g. BIT ROETTS Clesp Dry Gocds Store. iie
Was-r jus. received from .s.- Importance are
f'sde. Waite N1 Owes - me u.o.t superior Pas
rsA- AL sies w-c. ere rfrrec s. e - par egls TO
r. Gloves
A.os arg- JOG of lat.-. vaa- ard a.ai color. s. a
ps-
r.- ct -ugeror made er1-emers vhi,s dark Aad
.-- c0.oret I'D G0-ss q. per ecls % tolar owes
ls3-.- GRO C. ssRDETT. - Walkers
nRY GOODS FOR -ALE.-Ll1ers. men SHIT
~ - pillow linen tsnask diaper. fowei'rg d
pen while .auass cloths brown cloths. iren hsrtker
-r-f. Sc. A.so rr-ts u-sars. .hrunE slres den.ris
So sd damaged sngtlms prrfs. mus rs cloths. &c.
f.f lr-- WILLIAM MATHEWS. fU tsfh-rrf--r
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" BROWN. Aucuoneer -
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE HOUSE tuR

" BROWN Aucuoneer
iIOlSEuOLD FURNITURE HOUSE fun
tiEIsHING ARTICLES. PlANO-RORrE. Sc }. W.
CROWN will sell ~ suction, on WEDNESDAY, feo :"
,fIHi O'clock A. the sales ROOM l0l Broadway, Hge
..,ftuenl of handsome furniture, comprising sofas per
chars bureauN bedsteads ccuier and Other iabes hsf
uairesse. wsriruhes. bookcase looking glasses &c
A 80 second hand pisno forte. win great vsneV on
i.efil and ornamental house furnishing articles IN JUS
BENJAMIN MOONEY. Aucuoneer.
Auction NOrI(E.--Wsc hes. Jewelry Fancy
lACioois Sc-BENJAMlN MOONEY viii sell ths
law A. M o'clock Al u pau Gold and Silver Watches
1rsislng 81 gold levers anchors efines verge &C A.
o silver levers snchors hunting kc. Also gold snd fih
w cry, SC. Also, fancy goods, ~ ~
WILLIAM II FRANKLIN Aucnonecr 49,.
URICK HOI~E AND LOT IN fEE m Tweih,
ID T-WILLIAM "A FRANKLIN SON co WI
.l Al Auction on ESOAY Feb q, Al " O'Clock, g. me
Merchants Exchange Twe0h st-fhe modern ouil
,re, srory brick house and ot 10 fec 80 WestlSelhhs
.ot l}xle feet house 1islo feet am Isl roihl..
NJ n BUTLER, Aucuoneer
DIRIIC ADMINISTRATIONS sAIt--On
I MkDNESDAN, feb ~, al 10 0closki Al u sgineee
ii loor he effects at Bemardus ThOon Augusta Wesicn
,r other niesaies consisting OF large and valuable cot
.cion Of French and English Books pictures mfniafe
+, s, ard female clothing trunks, chests watches, &C
$50 Mexican saddle aud bride $50 . .,
''N By order Of JAMES 5 THAYER
tsf ai. Public Administrator
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1-grrru-. D. devote bis aeIlo1 s1cls'-y y as---s
-. -. - - Il - BroadWsv ertrznce q " urer-
= v-sere eEr - I'D be TREATISE on III EfE- u
- -r rrr~ = c@uta Az. ~ sefac-nz Rye 11niSns
~, 49, ,rhurz ne eve VIII pamphlet free VI cost de-
--.f--,g re-r Recer-y imperial great v11riy u
- .-.t ARTIFICIAL EYES, winch WI move IKE te nsi-
ars -~e sn1 BE- ns-rt-c Vtnolt 70 ss1irsi pa "
-.------ f9f llseodr
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~ Bremen NlsiI.-Posr OFrt-r. S-v-Yo-k p.
T. ma s,e.lrer hermann. WI ~ 1a-s- b. q a. 81
Sc - Wstne~isT, re ~, e.o.-5. = : "
~ lEr. Lords Historical Leerure-.-Tas
1.-h Lecture OF NJ L---s colr-e ln Heroes v.l be-
given 10 -1s HOPE CHa--. I'd N-t-es-sT -.eu-n- Fe1-
-, =. oc.ots sub -c, 5er-a--. 10 N.r.rcl.r ard
ga-oaa..z. T,-k-.' - f-a'
- Rev. VIM. p. Carblt a. S-s.J-r--v Confer
49, - --.s-1 g. --e y ? l.-l- corner o- Ma sor
s-f Cs-n.--s-st. e---.~.. N-t--s-sr 80 7 1877
evenings >.r7,re Pr .i' fN i
- Or. Victims Vs. ?. RI. -e-1,- .--'-, -
course
..---.- --- s-f ul I-.r---i d
y--s, ,sr- $50 80 Gem .a- 1-a-.S-s BE- Animation
=. ----
~ Lectures Itals in BroONyn.-asT ~, " E.
-r. .--.. - --- - Florence Ru1@. ard Ia Al ~
81 - ever - of --s-ag. F-t ID thursday Fec T. az
- !. -. r-s-s. 10 - la Al & s--1y~..
dug s-are. A-a1-c q Ea-c.7 90 c---f II e-- a.
A. -1-c- AZ -ers bookstore lls, - s. .-e
- Lecture Tuss az eTea-1= Feo "a .ee.are
----.- - p -..- 80 81 --o1 .l- ra >rFrES. SUBJECT
-Mo--- Commerce.. Alon'i y--r oa-- y h-i--
Harr- @---Fv NJ al M.ro qole-- a-'-9o1 1e 1a---'.
.--- I'd ~ Fs1-ls1o- alone provinces weal Tickets
a a. ~ - - I'd D. az l0l,els 50oSs-ore. i hli-
.o--s,. Msz-s - --ck-r-st Du-u.- l,5 t.stlis-
or1 char store ~ Br1aaFa,. NJ y p. -olr Doors
37~a sie. ococs. L-olfe :. ,--ia % = coca -' Sc
r. American In-tItuIe Course of Lectures
nj the TIA bernacIe.-Dr IynE VII &C. yer tle 2st -c
ture % the Course TUESDAY evening a. . 0cocS sub
American sr-s-rn.1rs aCd res7onsi1iies Members
s1d her f4re- free sarr ainl-ss.ons 3 cents isf rs
~ Mercantile Library Association Lee
turea-T1- r-af ecfur- of 80 course w-l le DEL
-a--1 before ra- Assoc-7ll a. - cons 4 .l'u1
Hal. Tuesday evening. t-t "a. D. Art GEORGE ~ af-
IHu~E. -ut .-c;--- Holland SID .1- H1-a-lrrs sage
c,-r- - cr-s -1cl boz us - NJ .- -rsS Of ,rr Boz
arsry. f.f-u. GRO rEcAHAN GIN Lee Com
~ American In-titate-Farmers' club
r- n. .-. 80 tl- h~t1-l.rt. -. Broad
co.. 0a aye Flowing = l,o.ir- ana Jlc-r-ra.nas
sanger are Fr--r--sr go Alf--i'l free 90 all
- OF. \. Alpha Chapter. No. l.-Iae uev-
me- NJ of th. CHAPTER Will h- Ie4 ol Saturday, evening.
l- 81 inst r re r-c4ol 10 oi-e-s af ne els1 --rn
BIAS q % -r L.
~ Grand Division :. Of =. Newly ork.-A
special meeting ol Pee Grad Division VIII Dr. n"l ~
Nein---a7 evening .rl ast l tae Hal -. hroalwal 81
e or.ocs 1 initiate candts'-- h-~ u-cr i'- O. ana '
-.f .a -4rreutcr - Charter hv afers01 vision 80
i-f.u.- By order TIoS tDGERLEf. u =.
~ Eighth Ward Pioneer Clay Cluh.-Tle
NUr uHal Be-. r fr~ ta1 N.- .ah- lace ri H'
APO 1 Rooms 90 fr.at ~reH Feb q licar-s may ~
lhtsinei from slF fine fUl0ssIr. r@r H.lea.
CHARLES M,hOJDAL. Pr--..el-
JOS y BARNES JANE, ". 9RlpLEf
AMOS LA}lN-,-. JAMES -itN.
WN IONES a. BLEAkLEf
HENRY HEBARD. JESSE fttE
Nic--prrs.ce1f-
p " THATCHER Treasurer
JAaEs y. 2il h6ei Secretaries. ,rfer..
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BOON TRADE.
ANOTHER Ten THOUSAND
90
HENRY CLAWS GREAT SPEECH

lis NOr FrADF,
~ NEAT PAMPHLET FORM T at handsome -avel
sPrce "a cent NB-Asen-s and Bookseller. sa.a.i b.
rr,ur- VIII uei- orders. Orders bs mail promptly ar
.nici TO-. 2jNrcI; iofre4. la g. g. 7o Cor ST rl.
.00orsa sTRINGFB B. TOWNSEND,
.fse. - Broadway. cor Aan--t
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BOARDING

DOARDING-Ai rs Chs1ber.s. pleasant fro1i
Droor ca thlri floor handsomely furnished ard larg-
PANTY s-c closet AuHcheS suitable for Two sen-enen ~
gentleman and adv. rcav be Lad Viz board ~ li-
i(OAkD-A hns troct I.Q- GO second aoof llilIllso
DeG- rl. wits ooard G.so -re hec room o. &c
sane aoor a. s Bsaclsl opposite = Johns FATk CO -
DLEASANT ROOMS lor sing.e gentlemen Or izn.l-
4 res Win iu or psrtis hoard. u1tnn I've minutes wax
Of Fuoa Frry. Apply a. 81 Sand-st BROOKLYN. 81 rs
cocoa sHEILs.-n SO t~sh '1s' rscfvst 90
I Tofs ,lssF Gt.h>f7 rNTrf 80. r-zkezsssL
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Dfu MuLNIJDl- sec
- W Every body says must he True
There ere many false reports ls1al 90 These days. l-
ys had not tested ne flc, eKgsnmerfsIv should be-
SOW .o believe M Universal rmor that tie Boots sh0e,
.aa Caters made enc sod Dr. JaNE, u Auns are eqla.
u cxcee All sup-norn caeaouess TO say 10 ne CITY
ButsJrIs I9f
T. German Wing Newspaper.-Per-oa- who
paper re1Ies - fo return ne same WIN o. ls' OF
disorders, without delay t1 u- Chs rnca 20 taer re-'c-
.tc Ward Commuters. lf als+
~ Mas Conventional Convention Will t- held
g. Er.r- Hole r- Cir. cl syracuse 900 Wednesday.
@ aey 10 Fedruar, ns- ior ue purpose of taxing l-
measures tO Yr1c4r" f-p-s u MODIFICATION o'
.e Act OF Congress, passed July 1885, which un1er ir
trg-aralcr 10 GgffDrIrg reissue oi PEE W '1l"lrl
'a,crt flr planning Machines gives lle present llder-
re Letters Patent the exclusive rgai to combinations NJ
machinery newer Invented Dr. VIZ Woodwork Dog d4fits
fa-fue rla.Mei ss bis Invention. ard wL'cl a.f
ilad .n tIe rgus patent oi a4s AL persons wh5
qro-.l 0 fhe odiuu- and oppressive monopoly eN-rL
ig1rr e provisions ~ said fct are earnestly Invited o d.
and
Papers throughout the Sts,e VIII please copy an
.bHpe TwFNTY THOUSAND MECHANIC
February 3 1850 lii5ts'
re- The Huntington GaIleryis now open a. NE
Art-Unou Buildings ~ Broadway. from An til 10 Pm
The collection embraces the sacred Lesson Mercy Dream.
lhrsnsua and Children Henry the Eighth, Lady Jane Grey
he Tower. Roman Peu'ents A.msgving and more than
N oller Single admission - Gle. Season Tickets
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MARINE JOURNAL.

PORT OF NORTHUMBERLAND u, ls59
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BOOKS TO BE READ.

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49, .I-lv Que writings " E-ers11, Dana Bet1-lr.
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"a AL B1..o- Books received 500 - r-1 shed J.
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ann-Anrl CnitIr rInrket... .Mo.p.r. 81 I

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Aol.dend n T. cent VA decis-ed leaving The slrrl'
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%, TO RENT-Io one or more families, TWO ne" iou
a. .torv brick houses on Sevrnh-ay. between Twenty
- third ard Twenty fourth also I'VE new four stof
houses ou Inc north eide of Twenty fourst - feet eas
Yf S-vrufhsv Possession given immediately or on The Is
d Nav ueKf Rent ilmilv on ne avenue So, u
,rs street $40 per suulm The Crofou water - intro
lueed iato he house aud stages and from Wal 81 pa-
and fepass every BOZ minutes Apply aner r. GA sh
premises. or before ihsr four to
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COLD PENCIL CASE MI >>l>C.-Iae genie
" man Who borrow ed PEP snd pencil ri Cariar
W passenger board re IN pre- CRY, al 1-1-
terAlly forgot o. rerl 10 VII do great 'Afnr Pr send
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IS s valued tlEtv acculli oi being s.t from
friend AvF expense a.rld-cg ne fofN Arlg u n ~ le
very che-rfl.y ps1 lff 5ls'
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1- b. IS Na-salsl be vi ne a-lcly rewarded lafl
EIhNITIR RE WANTED-Ary ian y or i1-lyll-
ua having o ci sccarl hand tlrli-lre and risl1 ~
lt.uose % he sAre a. far price, .lr vi End par
chaser bv addressing Z Triblre Office
Persons sb0g, oreak-lg uP housekeePins " ~ ,nd
4 lar..ra--- nr-L-r.r.-E Il -
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-01-05

VINO SurPoRrs THE Posr UrfIcs PIT
appears from table published In tie New
York Express, that the net postage paid ly
she Free States during the fiscal year 1Si7
was sl,659Al2. The expense Of transport
ing the mails in the same Suites during The
same period, 81 ,0sa, ,3Os-leaving clear sur
plus of S57l, ,1Ol. Postagcs IN s,dvc States
amounted to s63i,O7o 30; expense Of trans
portotion sl3lSAl0 Excess Of expenses
over receipts, s6sl,361. Thus it will be seen
that the North WIS virtually taxed TO the tune
ofnearly 100000 to dciray the expense Of
carrying the mails through the territories of
her dear Southern brethren; and this, too,
Notwithstanding her citizens, If suspected OF
being true 10 freedom, cannot travel with
safety to their heads in the very coaches in
which the mail-bags arc conveyed, aud are
constantly liable to have their letters opened
and read by Lynch committees!
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-01-05
Influence apon Congress.

All tho different interests ard parties arc
gathering their cfiefgies TO bear all their
force OIL Congress. What ME freedoms
friends doing for the liberation of DRAYToS
and SAYREs? What for the abolition Of sla-
very at the Capital or elsewhere?
II this Congress do not libefate Drayton
and SayIcs, they will have the Kisses and
curses of Indignant ifeemcn from all Europe.
What shall the world he snitten with adj
mj.siion of the struggles and inariyrdom Of
freedoms heroes in Hungary md Italy
snail their cities aud battle-ields smoke with
then blood-SlIall the syiupathies of tho
world be excited 10 open its aTias - receive
the broken and scattered fragments o, their
armics-shall Ihey even come anuDg us TO
find Drayton aud Sayrcs imprisoned at
Washington for receiving the fleeing slave
from our own Capital! We call upon all
parties TO wake up and rally to the resetie OF
the victims of dcspotisn Our congressman
are now going on TO Congress. Ainy they
never return until they have liberated Urny-
ton and Sayrus Let them not again show
their faces at the North until they have done
every thing, not for the delivery Of Drayton
and Sayrcs only, but every thing that they
can do to drive slavery from the District of
Columbia! Ii slavery has a foot-hold ON tilu
eurth, let it not Inc at our Capital.
No other country under heaven would en-
dure the dcspotism that exists at Washing
ton. Europe would fly TO arms TO extinguish
it in blood Let tie people then extinguisl
it pcaceably by their own representatives.
| Let it no longer be said that men are sold
there into slavery for their Jail fees. Let il
no longer be said that our Secretary of State
refuses passport to any OF the citizens Of
this country!
Circulate the petitionsl See that they bo
presented TO Wings and Democrats, as well
as Ahoiiionists. They talk much against
slavery, let us sec what they will do.
TWhigs and Democrats will unite will
us in those petitions, we will drive Slavery
from Washington this winter, and rescue the
nations Capital fiom the disgrace and curse
of Slavery. Liberty Party Paper.