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NEW YORK TRIBUNE.

80. WORK 'nAILY TRIBUNE IS PUbbishFD
TIE sv y MORNING SUNDAYS EAoEri En- 49,
~ 1rr rstsuag BUILDINGS CORNER or sfnV1,' ''' "a
s.U.srpgeTs OPPOSITE THE CITY hAa'T ,,.,t. ~,
aps dyefed, 70 NV r 9, @ c1 pay in adyaac9 a. tie
. ~ o ~ IL aS oss Of a nc "a I've g r poafs per-
esps Two Cent 5 M1 sieag5ssse eo of months
s sol a m asS a 81 2ot ssao' 9 IL
4;uirtd ~ all t1eill ~, s,hosa tsTlna are higher Tran
2apers received a ilis ohe ' tl@gei aly difference
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TR1pLER RALL,

TRAPLc.R HALL;
BROADWAY, OPPO8IrE sOND STREET
TIE SEVENTH GRAND c0NCERr!
ARR. BAHNUl1 has he honor 10 announce that the
IA seveu;n Gfa,o COnceLt q
ED'LLE JENtiY LIND,
VIII ake place IL ,Le sbaye named Hal early IN OcyoD9
.d tina, her Concerla win from that perod be giy5n In
new. YORK. regularly until further notice Paticnlsrs heTe
ailaf - -
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ENYsKNTKRY, CHOLERA uORBus, &c,
~ promptly cured In Om4 10 houfs = IL ou higif
from business, by DR.. KENNEDY, No SO MURRAY q, No
bcw The cure 10 guaranteed az Rboys
Pa ienw Waited Ihsr residences II necessary Hissx
petience was dealy gained in our army In Mexico
hfn. o. 3teodiss
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a MBRlUAN nUSAUM.-0rsld GAIA Da1-BEN-
AEFiT OF c ". CLARKE, Director q Auuseuients.
On WEDNESDAY, afternoon and e1ing, Oct ?, TWO
spened perform IN the afternoon le entertainments
Viii commence al O'Clock, precisely, with the bsauttfal
play smAtsed from the celebrated tsel AR
LorsE TEMPLE, or The Eirat FAlse SSep--Chsrois
Tempe, theT Inst appearGu ce,) Mrs Myers The oiher
Character ely cAti Also The very exceaa comedy
erhaed FAINT HEART NEVER WON FAIR LADY
Ruy Gomez c w. Clarke, Duchess, mtss c. Chapnsn.
II The evening ,be great moral Of The pRUNKASD.
which Is nigh ~ ncresalug In popularity EdwMd M C.
w. clMkei May, Mia Chapman. Scala may now be
secured oil II
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naaIsr4,s ppERA aousE

44c2 6Ro8DWAY, aboyc arAnd nl-oPEN EVE.
Il iERY NiGHT during The wees unit tar'her nouce
The ot1gns ven known OqE'.Iy Altatfe' catn;
hid 81 per'euced peroru uoder the manage men OF
p GHRlsTY whose Concerts IN 'hit civ Tor cue.
cession four ye5rs have beeu received sin favor by
hi.tiy respectable and la hiousole audiences.
gickets Is cenls 90 open t6;, CONN snce al u
Afternoon Concert every Sd!uraay, commenting at
p ~ $50 lwis*
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MFVhraNT no LAOIgs.--Tho wosd.yial
leahh Strength and ySur mpATpp ouaIiyes and grsai
tttatn PoRet OF WAITS Nervous Auudoie has re1der.
"a maj sihce more iotfinscay valuable a, tie Itje.
IoaI nsn eAer ohGik rouge perfume OIL FOR lie grel,
beam mpaIng qu1lt'es renders every artcsl eaos 10
beauty uress 10 When the skn rouge be chses of ny
10 Perfume, oud be 10 destroy The deIicious nav MIX
sceni OF the orsSth OF Ihoae US ne Il 81 abotla
hUSHTON CLARK, ITO Broadway
oil liz or a. The corner OF BArclsy.sL
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AUTHORIZED EDITOR ny
JGNNY LIND M so

JENNY LIND M $40.
gB7HE gu sSChBERS ect'ay call ae St'sn'i "a %
i The pnonc 10 the subjoncd lsncrs from az! ga-sdlc
eod sigDor seIied.
The subscribers hxve claimed 10 10 The aoiaoze5 afenS
for me pubishng OF The Jenny ltnd music nnd 'ae ne
Esye auboincd letters satisfactorily prove mo 'ooads
S'eaS o. 40" ''~-DA' LoHDoN. August. 1850
20 SAMUEL @. JoLLIE, ESQ : give herewith assign
10 you .he u and right 10 81 The muAic rung by
Mdue. Jenny LIND In Americas a.ao, all the music e'In
rosed or sung by as during sojouro 70 she Lifted
Sintes. 3 SGtEo ,I % ~ q ~ ,GVgl
Irving HOUSE, NEw-YoRE Sept. 8, 1850
20 SAMUEL C, JoLLIE, ESQ Stri certify, With p'eaH
are shal yorr edition OF the jenny Lind muOc IN which
you have ass ,a,ed The name OF FIRTH Pond Co % ns
only authorized don pubished aud further that ssch
"O % ,S e. nay JULES 6ENEplCR.
NrANIN.s or TRIPAKR HAIL, Broad "a,
Thts Han uuQuesuouaOy most magnificent MUSICAL
eolhce not ooy ihR country but In tue whole world uh,
e0aAca IN grandeur OF ts design Tue sorseoutu7ns vi
ik Ell and The engagements 9f 10 luxurious
ult sue anu whicu oas Deeh c"uS1u
u th especial reference pefe tOu OF gccOueuc Of
f.c viii b. opened hes iuniug OF next month Taop
series OF Graud Concerts wi be gwen b. MADAME ANNA
bishop H. The couise Of Apondd enter nlanen's
choice seclOus Of CLASSICAL sud popa2r music VIII no
p en- on tho plan OF The etoT4ted mueca p5ohbuCos
al Inc Conservntofe n Paris the lonoon Plhs hou'c,
and the greet musical savEB 10 England aud scaoeuos
OF Germany and LA ,..-.,
The msg and perfection OF inc vocal snd
arrange urp for occasion eth-r in teSpec 10 h4eoe
0,ates The hola under tho aple direction oil az % s
Spy,6er naricalatt 10 ne duis announced s25iAi*
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IT a r e r N e CO e

nv rONeFQ0ElvlE OF lh- gresl aucc-Es o. II Gpel
ksstseutt Song, q ssu,aou 20 Awerca," (Tftteu
for NOBLE Jenny lind SURG Uy ar DGAP5 FER al lhe
TAbe M Gle 10 his music, ar qropOses 10 give two
Enltr,riuueun 81 he place The Evening, Of
WEDNESDAY, Oct 2, sn1 FRIDAY, Oct Introducing
II CD o til occ asoDs oge her with hls song IN Jra
Ing Noon al Nk hi =" The nj az Queen aud vAria
ty OF hB moal popular 5orae AID scottish BALLADS Tick
eta 5U cents. To commence al O'clock RS 1t
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Yea SALE-A auip's chfenosoo,sr, warranted 10 30
atst5sS afoce, slisa Creighton, manufactures Ap
81 he eeei ed sSoa essahdstmec Of sorts gyooEf,
SsS sesscsssL 60 lRsla
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Il kik MlNSTnEL'S CORSE, a 4roop IN Marble,
a by Charles Auler. Thia WOrk of Az Eh ca 1eceived
he great gold mccall al ,he National Exhibition OF Fine
Afsta feria, S49 Ia open The public al tne
rous OF NE National AcSdemy Of Design. SOS Broadway,
oPoes"s oono Ell Abundance - cents; season uckes 30
cohts open irom q a Nll 10 2 n sq lus
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OFFIOE OP TIE DIAPHRAGM FILTER
" emsved TO 257 8roa1Wss.
HJ6 t6E WALTER ii SGIBsoN
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DRY GOODS.
>--~~O>~->r~0~7--~>y> CS-~>~y~77~@- 49,
FALL IMPORTATION.
vELvETs, RIBBOHs, SILKS,
AND MILLINERY GOODS.
M @ u, &, " Z NJ q & 90

FALL IMPORTATION.
VELVETg RIBBOHs, SILKS,
AND MILLINERY GOODS.
L.. M. ST EVENS K 90.
"a 0ANA i4i'" ~ i4e nus las Fesrsi
are now prepared 10 nfer 10 the ae Gus arges aud
hest ae.eced stocks OF these goods he found IN ihs chg
Yher goods hsvng been ordered previous to me re- eas
advance IN prices ey are enabled 10 qe5 1ao W
been seecied expressly for heiT opa trade " cdr " e.
VEINS during his recent visit Europe, ena5!es hsn 70
0"'' 'D'"' NEW gFYLEs AND DESIGNS,
which ere coufped exclusively 10 he own reoe. 2oa'
era from the larger citiea well IA ell engaged 10 the
race will find 1t greatly their advantage to examine 'hs
stock and prices prior 10 purchasing jySo Tu@9toc' -
RIBBONS SILKS sATIHs vELvETs
FLOWEAs, FEATHERe,
GOODS, &C. -
ANOMPOsINo complete sasoItmen: OF AIhfISAAS
GaOoDs, received RON recent nj lmportatonH aud
Miners ana merchants invited 10 call AID examine
them, which VIII be offered a! The owes' prices f0'
or approved credit, by J. pokEMUs xIn4s
aus SWIFT 20 John-fl Hew.Yore
MORRIS l.. aALA40 W EL54 is 90.
las Msrksts, Philadelphia
Earorrsss whoLssALg psALERS x ,,,.,..
SILA ANp FANCY .crs e9 s41 e. * kls r. ' ~
FREIGHT PAID TO NEW- YORK
geods purchased troa AZ AID shipped by aeFih% e'
1lnA OF THE first AID beat houses in lag c y,
Oto nuy Dry 00cds al is s. B MORR COS, t02
S1bav We have choice OF 800 pieces OF French M7fl
mes Psamsttae Appca3 and LIZ Clubs Weare now
un packing an inHerse slock o. Winter sba~' Volyei;,
Cshmtts De Lsins AID Ribbons and 1t nee1i bnt "a ID
specon to convuce hs BLOCK 10 OF The moii s'
perb cheapest ard beat selec'ed In lhe uDteG 5aiet
every article 10 Dry Goods without
= - ~ oceved h' INSTRUMENTATION or unJle,
pricea Clo6s, Cs4,inersi BlsDkeg TlsnroiF, DoneTC
Goods ny the yard piece al bale OF case prices tos
u7ey TO feeond pice mace 1t 80,
8. 3. NORRIS Il CO.'S 1902 SIKH az.
oil 1T Opposite Jehsraon Market.
NS{hT COMMISSIONING of Wae Jsconet 30
w Swiss anc 4ul muriiHs from ooarae 10 5uperl
qualities; Wooen Shn~' Gq1sre and long; sfoadciotn'
tsfatu eres 81 iineip Alpaca SlauAe FlaGneS, &c or
tale by w MATTHEW'S. No 60 Gatberine-ii. s503ist
See With Page for other Dry Goods Announcements
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M IStCAL N0TICE.-vhs Muscsl Institute at l87
Risuo yolh &c and Singing al sDS As psT Gasrtsf
ssnor hseos5t has charge Of ae Piano department Mo
eiass teaching. 40 Sieott W CONES
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SUPERINTENDENT SnClATY-Nl,rH agAse

DHILHARHI0HIC SOCihTY-Nl>TH sEAsoN,
Il S5C-t 85-Ths puOic respectfully informed in44
for the four Concerts Of lhs eason and app
c,ons for Associate Mem ershP vii be received al ne
music of Metsr Schsrfon0eIe LUIS 465 6foHa"sy
-SubscltpuouS $40 esch, paysole IA advance en
ins he holder to three ucte's 10 each Conc err arc he
privilege of ug extra UcheLts for each Cohccti ~
81 10 tseh Associate memberships - each, payable 10
I'D vance enIpg The hode 10 sdmlts on 10 the ieoesr
Bss srd each CoUcerl with lhe same privilege
oI rckes mat Of subachpnOrs Fne frat concert
viii sse p Nov IS.
By order H. xIAM President
6 JoRNsoN Secretary. oil 6geod
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4 AO1lON-Yae ,aosc,loera SAVING purchased M
sraG by Male Jenny L0d aud having daly sscusad r..
Copyright OF the words ard m1aic of the ssme M, r
al persons sgSipst publishing them either sepsAeiy NJ
seiher So any IA Judgement upon their copyright viii be-
Immediately prosecuted
FIRTH, POND K co, Franklin sco.ye
as Sua JOLLlE. Broadway.
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KW sYoaK GALLERY OF FINE ARTS.
70 stH13.luSA sculpture and Other worAs OF All oS-
tpl et no ns lnso@non now open 10 The public IN
SIS 'srs9s rooms Of he Nso0a Academy OF oesgn
1oIsr s,af az oPposne 8ondsh Lifemsmbership Ono
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KNApr'S HEALTH RESTORATIVE BIT


T{1 his PREPARATION IS NOT MERELY F0NIC,
RlIei alive or restorative but and Combination
OF The three Ii gently Ell muaies bJ I've ssngeDt proper.
Ties the relaxed and torpid stomach alters the condition OF
The ocreuorR, and through them OF Tho bood-renoVaIeR
and revAZes The dormant sD6rgleE OF he physica sya
TEN ana by sympathy irp proves The animal sprH To all
who suief from Indigo son Bilious Disorders Nervous
SpssnB OF be Stomach Pains between The Shoulders
he Kidneys, Nightmare FeYeItsh1ess, GlddinesL
ard DmuelE OF Sight, ShCOng Pains In The Stomach OPP
preston Aflef Meals, Lownest OF Spfs Chronic Dta-r
hes, ireguatiy OF The Bowels Dtopsy Jeupdlce any
q tine dsettes usceabie 10 indigestion, and morb5
don OF the stomach nerves liver, towels any OF the
tecI enVe organs, hls preparation 10 nended
absolute Ipechc Fer hyHietcs, fAinine fts, gad me-
oiiy OF The dietses 10 which Romsn'5 iiagilc system
renders her peculiarly liable, will be found repd safe
aid palneEs remedy and by al ryslids Ut eIhe
otse 10 posIeEs The gTesieit OF temporal blelBnsa"s
round mlDd AID SOUND bodJi should bs hailed 60 ths
GbeeLArccor Of hope and health
The following amor The many evidences Of the bene
hcihl resuiH OF knspp's Health Restorative gitterE
TO Llrs. hnaEp $50 Hudson Street
GENTLEMEN,
Having been deluded by the many lrfallIbe reule-
oieb' COME sg had ile expectation that your Stors
woud relieve ne from the delIirg mslsdieS With which
WA afflicted. However, q drowning man catches gi
slFh"s, wes de!e ed 10 give your preparation tris
ano Em ihsl kfu that induced SO IL was foriu.
taie resolution for ne HAD been suffering hsHi FROM
pIht ana loIs oHppette and equcuv my oigeatlon
oecSe impaed snd ipepIia with train OF hOrfors
ISeneo upon ne All The uauB resources NJ dSpsptcs
were Ven, and WED The HEALTH RESTORATIVE BiTTERs
~ iaat eaoIi TIE fact hal AN conuletalv cured sao
ee''In' s's y, 10 u ay seen 10 yop bssl.
pr. e. ~ N MID G. HAZARD, aS4 Green wlch.st n T.
1e ~ G., Mis- bottle. Aud Tor sale by he principal
DIusess General pep6 S62 Hudson st. oil 81
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l., EVEN mills PANOAAna-Repr
~ aues Mississlppi sceusry Tho continual,
gnaHde Of SANVA6D'B
Original Panorama OF the

III I - I y , II Z Z II I v & N
Al Panorama Hail. SOS Broadway corner OF Walker over
evening this week Afternoon exhibition on WeSnead
ard Saturday st O'clock Prlce Of adutssou, - cenu
children hslf prise. Doors open 81 commence at H.
oil PUN
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sNNHk UUsS&k4DOkF ACADEMY On FINE
& ARRs--New paasirR' recently 9ffiys1 from EuroPe
among hich lie 6ertuana by Kocher, work OF OF
ns ghes csss The exhibition OF paintings by afIF q
tho above school hAs received mRnJ addona and emGns
epcn NJ .he two s0omh Inc Hall of the Chuch OF pi
vine Unity In Broadway, beggeep Spring and Prnce-se
FROM 10 O'Clock a 4. III 10 O'clock P. H.
Admission Is cSnIs SEASON Tickets 50 cents; Catalogues
VA cenIA. jel9 II
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THE METRoPoLIs....No.
SHIP BUILDING IN NEW YORK &c.

since The 14h OF June---S hies ~
The various Yards in New YORK, at ne nTes. g.
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tzg John Cuyle Sas arressed ia the Sixteenth
n ard on a CD ,rge of highway ROBBERY
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The Joseph W0lker, OF the atocks at oar last 70.
port, WAS launched early in August; shs Is com.
msnded by Capt aozie, and has taken her place
in Samuel Thompson q Nephew Blaok-5tar Line
for Liverpool As the Joseph Walker was built un'
der the personal supervision OF her popular and
able Captain, and OF course everything aboas aeF
done as it should be, VIC append fall DESCRIPTION
Of her, which will be Of interess to bandef, AnI
owners. The arrangements for the af'b S'oOn'
third cabins and for steerags passengefs Az '..
complete. There are three sky-ish" !" ~"
oopd and third cabins and three 'sylsn" % ' inc
storage ard four separate gansVAys % we ss as
ssa w5i,b ia we'll ventilated from the deck and
g. IL, "i -. bsov The cooking arrangements are
su" and are actno wiedged BY most 'nlpmas
complete ' ,he mort to DO the best in use On tho
seFs o.. " - ensiae Of sufficient power TO shro"
&c. ussA - ter over the maiO.'op gallant yard 70
inc a. a.. ,,,.cbed one hurdred and twenty feos
wnl'n .. = There are Iikewiso Introduced through
o. n ,d,s Of The ship patent waves, which will aosd
'hs hold Of the ship with wssar, in amor! time in
case Of fire. or for cleansing purposes, which is
of.he meat utefuI improvement got ~ for sh.pI
The forecasurs sfe fitted up Ia Looping With o:ner
parts Of he ,bip having table,, ockas, and plscs
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NED BUNTLINE The term OF imprisonm 1T u
II Il. Q. JudsoE expirzes yesterday, and he lett tho
Is a cd in .ste4mboss provided or the purpose
amid tire firing of cannon and the cheers and con
grstustions of bis friends. His release was hailed
win hearty aatiaiao,ion by thousands OF our citl
leLg
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THE THIRD ANNUAL VOLUME


u ! II
Was commenced on Saturday, the 4th of Nav.
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Greatly Eaia,ged and I,nprored.
Containing weekly Thrty-two Columns or
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Terms.
WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE.

rJNHE next annual session of this Institution will
commence OH the I'd Wednesday III October
-..... FACULTY. ....a.. -.
The Right Rev. JoHN JOINS, d. d., President
and Professor of Moral Philosophy. ,......
Judge BEVERLY Tucker, Professor Of Municipal
and Constitutional Law
BENJAMIN S. EwELL, Profeksor of Mathematics
and Astronomy.
MORGAN ]. SMEAD, Phi, D. Professor of HUI
mainly.
WILLIAM F. HOPKINS, A. NJ, Professor
Chemistry and Natural Philosophy. n. ..
III. A, WAsusGrok, A, M. Professor of His
tory and Political Economy,
Rev. SlLAs ToTTES, ID. D., Professor OF Intel
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There are two courses of study for undergrad
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study with any class which they may be prepared
TO Join.
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ENLARGEMENT OF THE CAPITOL
~ The Committee on Public Buildings of the
Senate, having been authorized by resolution OF
that body, 1" 10 invite plans accompanied by esti-
mates for the extension of the Capitol, and to al
low premium Of FIVE hundred dollars for the
plan which may be adopted by the Committees on
Public Buildings of the two Houses Of Congress,
| accordingly invite such plans and estimates, to be
delivered to the Secretary OF the Senate on or be-
fore the first day Of December next.
1t is required that these plans and estimates
shall provide for the extension of the Capitol,
either by additional wings, to be placed on the
north and south of the present building, or by the
erection of a separate and distinct building, within
ths enclosure to the east of the building.
The committee do not desire TO prescribe any
condition, that may restrain the free exercise of
architectural taste aud judgment, but they would
prefer, that whatever plan may be proposed may
have such reference to and correspondence with
the present building to preserve the general
symmetry of the entire structure, when complete.
Although but one plan can be adopted, the COM
mttee reserve to themselves the right TO form such
plan by the adoption of parts Of different plans
submitted, should such be found necessary; in
which event. the committee also reserve TO them
selves the right to divide or apportion, according
to their own judgment, the amount of premium 10
be awarded for the whole, to those whose plans
may in part be adopted. according to the relative
Importance and merit Of each part adopted.
JEFFERSON DAVIS,
JOHN III. CLARKE,
Committee of the Senate on Public Buildings.
SENATE CHAMBER, Both September, 1850
NJ B. The several daily papers published at
Washington will please insert the above daily for
two weeks, and send their accounts 10 the Secre-
tary of the Senate. oct