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New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-01

S,TPREME CoURr.-CHARLEs A. CLINTOs sgaasi JAEN
SpAZET and hs wife and the People the stte oi Nr~
acance decree Of he supreme Couri of the STATE o. ~.
Yo vii erFo.e fo -2s On the "a day Of Myso AZ
Merchants Ersg-. The City Of Ne~ fofkf Al ti ee'
-. h, II ym heng souih-f .e o. seven
,-n, the Sixteenth Ward Of the city Of New lot CON
r.n. port the souihery >-sentr-ni street
;hr-e hundred and s.veuiy I've feet westerly from N. SS 80
of srh avenue and running heIe souh-r5 - r sh
nnety westerly ne rr
ii s-Eenteeni street. twenty feet. h-nee
=, reh, angles sfh uneg No ie-t 70 r
,,i.ry n- s~venteeoh ..r-~; eaery along
The soufhsrJ sse Of Seventeenth street twenty-five ire,
psc- q b.gaaa sad ot beng knONn map a''1 ~
i,nd. of he estate Of John Hole tecead, hdNn enlu
Ctr and anneTed th- report OF tein
f.r Ary p-Di.ug 70 tA- Soeis %
C.nce Of the ststs oS~ fork before h- Nc- y -
wherein Charles A. Clinton srj CAh~fn ms
nsnts aaf Lao Hon- and ot-rs d-cnaut,, BY the
THoN,s cARSLr, sh.ff
"a. q A,rrrs l,orn.v myl 2s-3v
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-01
AUCTION SALES.

HENRY n. LEEDS, Aucti0neer.
VIOCSEfiOLD FURNITURE HENRY II.
1lLEEDS 4 co. will eel at Auction on WEDNES-
DAY May at 10 o'c ock, st the sales room, Wall
large assortment OF household furniture removed for
venence Of sale, consisting Of rosewood, mahogany and
black walnut and psror chairs In plush hair CLOTH
&C. VoliaiEe sewing, and rocking chairs divans,
louoges wsrdr bes secretary dressing bureaus marble
top and side lies marble top card and dining
tables pier tables, e'ageres b0Okcases pier and msnel
glasses Brussels ingram Hnd ihreeply carpets, Wilton
ard Aubison carpets window curtain and shades china
crockery and glass ware bedroom and Kitchen furniture
lsdinng set 200 pieces
Also, splendid Mexican saddle
Also at l2 O'Clock ct the place by order Of the
executors of the estate OF the late John Dunlap silver
and ated ware consisting Of silver coffee and tea pots
mix pchers forks spoons medals &c Also, original oil
paintings Of great merit, linen. &c. Q5j7) MI Ii
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-01
BOOK TRADE.
THE GRYAT ROMANCE OF THE DAY.
MoNEYPEEHY,
ar. THE HEART or TIE WORLDLY Cornelius
OMathews, complete Price 80 cen's

nR THE HEART or THE WORLD-by Corneils
~ Mafhews complete Prcs 80 GEMS
N-ssae~ hrt
In the terrible a-maa of deprsvei "ilAng "hicn no"
stsrnass throu gh0ui country, iunl 0 plaques 10
I.prcsies II good hBd few currents ~ rrsh,
bes,hfu thought which, though lhey may aOt wholly rc.
move ihs malaria air through s midst dssi-
safing What cannot bo destroyed "I1neygennj"
u an erdsavor to portray the caracirr Of good nsn
Christian In heart and object, moving through te fshnn
90 f,as well criues Of ife, and shedding, A. he
,vsik. ~ influence OF virtue Mr. Mathews eAceis 10 lie
Of tufnor Vet fails not in passages of besIlM
ics interpreted through the pages Of
nl. woik A. general writer hs hlt been accused o
maune.m apprs Xmsfng in IT, kind ID he style 81 Dick
eus To our mind Mathews would have written 20 pre-
cisev the manner, hai Dickens never b,e1 born His
stve uf mind analytic It may be sGd In the fsne sense
a. ha % Dickens be- seixes lie oal OF TIE moment
catches the passing shadow 10 tie glass but s method o
rendering on per much HE OSn as 70 hat o lfy
Ing or Cooper There hlndr red pictures u everyday
ne graphically sckeiched n this book, "Moncypenny,
which are recognizable a. once from lhe yftisenbanc
they possess Blus'er Rugli-a ). ~ much natural
character Mr. WiLkie "NUre5 g-nly' himself 81 a.
true as Cheeryhlss ard Irkey. Hswkcy. rld Nr sl-cs
the inventor be found any time hetwes Fulton rnd
Wal ss II the book fauy, . from the 7ck OF that
conc~nrsi Il ftye which Is more paea1r 10 The
hurry ing II our million, who run while hey read
vet diuseness Is not more CHARACTERISTIC Of Money
pennv' than Of the " Pckwick Papers"
DEWITT DANENfOkT, PGh.lshers,
mvl IL Tribune Buildings
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-01
+ COTTON, Aucuoneer.
CLEARING OIIT SAIE.-THIS DAY. lWednes 9


CLEARING OUT SALE.-THlS DAY, (Wednes
Oday) May l. at 10 o'clock, al IS East Broad way, the
entire furniture OF the house and comprising sofas
marble center pier and card tables dress and plain
bureaus, French bedsleads mahogany and curl maple
chars carpets and oil cloths sosr and ball lsmps feather
beds mattresses looking glasses &C. Also the furniture OF
the store comprising about % bureaus. bedsesds tables
chairs together with every other article needfu ~
by o'clock There 10 aso second hand pianoforte.
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-01
USES AND ABUSES OF AIR.

SECOND EDlTlON-By John III Criscom, I'D with
~ numerous co0red sEd other illustrations.
Extract from y letter received from Hon w. Sherman,
State Superintendent Of Schools In Michigan
Il have wok Of vel siapirt Tor . OF
our schools a. ih. volume The Uses asd Abuses o! Ar
II embraces much neglected schools
but out Of them have recommended work well
Animal Mechanism. for the Township Lbrsres of our State.
To Or John "A. Gfswod"
Published and for sale by S.REDFIELD. Clinton Hail.
10 fIess, and VIII speedily be published. Groves wight
Side OF Nature, In vol limo cloth tnyl 3sodliW
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-01
READY THIS MORNING,
LIFE OF JEN II z l. " u /,

LIFE OF JENNY LIND,
THE SWEDISH NIGHTINGALE.
(,ARFFl1LLY COMPILED from the lsadtng musica
u Journals and writers Of Germany and England lnc ua-
ing BuaFoRD, the Masicsl Critic Of the London Times
HASTINGS the Musical Critic Of the Morning Post nc &c.
Aud containing an authentic Biography OF
JENNY LIND
BY G.. G. FOSTER,
Aulbor OF New-York by Gas-Li ghi-" &c &c
illustrated with magnificent portrait Of
Jenny Lind
This work viii be found TO contain ersyiAg OF iniefe 81
relating to the Life and Professional Career Of The most
wonderful singer in the world AMI in order to give it
universal circulation lhs publishers have determined 10
2u, the price at ONE SHILLING.
Agents and others send in YOU orders Immediately for
Fosters EDITION The only REALLY AUTHENTIC one in the
market DEWITT & DAVENPORT
a3O PITS Publishers. Tribune Buildings, Nasssusi.
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-01
JOHN KEEsE. Auctioneer.

NOOLEY a KEEHE VIII SCH II hucIIUD, IT IO
Oo'clock, A Nj. on THURSDAY May 2, al the splendid
new salesrooms 81 and 579 Broadway near Widest
100 splendid looking gasses just Imported An entire In
sing ~ different sizes from 81 by 40 inches to ~ by % in
ches will be sold separately In pairs for the accom-
modafion OF families furnishing al this season
The looking will be displayed or hree dsys and
ladies as well gentlemen respectfully Invited TO ylst
the exhibition. ,,, g. ,,-
Also guitars music cases and portfolios hrst quality
cred BAR nairesses cases fishing tackle, very com.
nIee the selection of celebrated angler miniature full
,gged shin ladies' writing desk and work boxes Of rose
wood mahogany and imitation, book cases. gass fropls
and great variety Of paintings, framed engfsyings &c
2uAr
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-01

rJ,HlS DAY PUBLISHED, Tee Newl0fk Journal OF
L Medicine for May, 100 This number contains Is
original communications from iirguisted members OF
the profession photographed Notices Of al he late Med
icsl Publications fail synopsis Of the improvements
contained In the European American Journals IL sso
contains numerous items ofinegencs Of much interest o
the medical profession The great AID unusual increase IN
the subscripon-.t Of this Journal during hs last rev
months declares marked msnuef the value attached 10
il by The crest o. The profession. Sub.cqlon - per
annum 30 per copy Specimen numbers sent 10 any
part Of the country on application tpos-qaidl TO
mvl IL n. +. HUD>ON. Agent - Wal-,t
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-01

DAPERS.-A large assortment Of wiring papers of
every description straw rag, tea sboe, Manila, Issue.
hardwsfe printing, cloth and other pspers- Blue and
white bonnet boards, kc for sale low st
JOHN c. R0BEkTS'S Commission Paper WNehouse,
rnyl lw' l02 John st
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-01

THE SUBSCRIBER has opened Office for he
i practice Of Law, al SO Wal-st Jsuncey coGrt-Ne
York NAV l. lg5O CHARLES 2. KIRKLAND
The Subscriber Tin connection with Charles Kirk and
opened Office for The practice OF the Law s SO Wall
Jsuncey Court New Yoik, NAV ]. 1850.
myI 4w. LUCIEN BIRDsEY.
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-01
MYSTERIOUS NOISES,
sILLIndAN,S CHEMISTRY.

FOURTEENTH EDITION, 480 Pages i2mo
rTNHE SUBSCRIBERS have recently issued edi.
ton Of this valuable textbook for colleges and schoo
This work has been adopted In Of the colleges and
higher semnses throughout The country the
upon this branch OF education and 10 universally admitted
10 be better adapted 10 the Of teachers than
manual upon the subject before The public II 10 CON-
plele In all poins,wel Illustrated embracing ali recen,
discoveries up 10 the present time The widely spread
reputation Of the author is sufficient guarantee OF its
merits We might adduce hundreds OF testimonials In
favor from the first teachers but prefer that those yet
quapted with IL shoad examine for themselves adopt ng
it from s merits alone The rapid sale Of many edi.
lions In the short me has has been published is evidence
Of the general appreciation the work has received.
myl SITS H. c. PECK THEO. BLISS Philadelphia.
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-01
sANDs's sARsAPARILLA.

following certificate OF remarkable effected by
using only hys bottles Of Sands's ssrssparia ,o.o
SIDNEY, (Msine) April Is. 1880
Messrs A b SAsDs: Genlemen-This Is 10 certify
subscriber OF Sidney, County OF kennebec, Stale
Of Maine has afflicted less ever since my
birth with Scrofula which continued TO increase uni last
February. In January, my legs were 80 swollen could
boot stocking, and bad several large sores
all the time. la this situation was about 10 give
despair when advised 10 Try sandss SarsaPa-
IA hsd much faith in tbui sent 10 your agents Ia
Augusta Me and procured bottle which did me 30 much
good and got another, Ard continued until hsd
taken FIVE bottles. | am now perfectly well ~ any per.
who read this letter ID afflicted win disease OF
scrofus / would most sincerely recommend and advise
them make Of Sauds's SsfsapsIa III any person
wishes further Information about my case, by calling upon
me can convince them OF the hesng power Of this medi
cine. Signed, STEPHEN L HAL WOOD
Augusta. Me April Is, 1850.
p :. We personally acquainted win Mr. haywood,
and believe his statement 10 he true
sigsed DILLINGHAM X TITCOMB
Prepared and sold wholesale aud retail by A. b ID.
SANDS, Druggists and Chemists 700 FutonsL corner OF
William, New.York- Sold also by Druggists generally
hrou Rhout the United States and Csnsdas Prce ~ per
botile six bottles for S.. myl 2rsWkSc
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-01
SCHOOLS.

4 CLASSICAL and Mathematical Teacher from
[1Yee College with ample testimonials Of his ability aud
In teaching wishes 10 obtain eegb.e situation
in some school family All necessary Information
be Obtained by applying 10 the T. : School Agency 8s
B,oadwag. room IL, + II. WILCOX, Proprietor, and
Agent Of The u s Life Insurance Co. myl IT.
DHIVATE TUITION.-H. HOLMES CARPEN-
j TER classical teacher, 202 LeroXpiace, y Y, and -
Atantc.si BROOKLYN gives esiOns 10 ladies' a their resi-
dences in the Cssscs Mathematics, Chemistry aud Botany
mvi 1ttWedAS
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-01
ROoI\ TRADE.
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G.P PUTNAnTS
t-np 1suE pRFsE vt WEEK

>,,,y, PUBLICATIONS FOR TdE PRESENT w EEh
Ne" fCDHu ON WEDNESDAY.
In one vonm. Emo Cloth ~ %
THE sCLANIC NATIONS.
,,,.t..f ,evx OF their Languages anf Literature with
- heir populsr Poetry. by Tslvl; with Pre-
Ry EDWARD RomNsoS, D d. LID
snSbor cf Blblical Resea 'che-i IN Fhes me &C
Au,n t n pc the sot 'y br sia 10 supply csrs n
i,r,-nrg ID lnghsh literature The suh"ef a i'rt - not
,, hh u;ere- asi importance. re1g as dns % The 'n
- .i n pop inu amounting - nrf or 4iir '
suH "'- Ef;Off frn fhf Preface.
The nrepa ali oftte work, the author has had access
10 sources of Information which are not common lo "fe'
III INC T. 'h'''' on THURsDAY-
PRIOa'S EDITION or GOLDSMlTdS NOHho Nd.
rn-utiug A variety If Ii sce- now frs Collected N"iui
with vi neiie l2uo co,h 81 25 The work may no" ne
obtsnei complete IN volumes. oOih - e..,, ,
~ question whetier the Amrrran fnbc T, 49, -. -
,.sr. . .ed 90 them tbs rcpnnt by Mr. fninfn 81 r
tn Of Goldsmith. i-. than. n gtins iH at
10 the sifniraton ct th~ worf Iu ihe ks'y' ~,
be Word SC many hsnsrei- pa-r ir th' Lr'. .
.en'so . ~, !. ~ 80, yey Literary Word
u' e''"'' on FRIDAY
pAv.Rn TAVtORS ViENs AFOOr,
c Furooe seen win Kuapsack and siaf win freiace
by \ p Willis Eeyeuih edition. lvo mo coth ; y.
- ,s -.nes. ami force ti~ os altogether "nn-u.i M
.ft of,rave. A. ieNi tool W tourists ora
vsluab ,.-,,..,.s
BOOK.BUYKRS MANUAL
. corsrsi Caiauaue Of Standard NorGs IN every "
,s,o-ni of Literature. Sceico aud Ar IN ne Ehshsn'
feaeh German &C THIS manual presents ciasslheo ar
aueenert Of TIE best PRODUCTIONS ancient ana modefh III
every brarch Of knowedge . o-o . ,osal,,
This Is an ocav0 volume OF ~ pages c"ssiy
rtsS ard the expense Of has been eonsideTae
81 J0Ol Copies VIII he supplied 81 NE nominal P'e ~, -
cens N PAPER and library addition on hne paper nsay
eof hod nj Is cents which is about hall ine cost o pro-
dpciog 1. The postage i, ID cents 10 say distance
myl 2flsW&F
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-01
DRY GOODS.

LANE PORTER 65 CATHARlNE-sT.
OFFER A LARGE Ilvoce received per recent ar-
~ rivals OF
LACE AND MUSLIN WINDOW DRAPERY
by the yard in SETS among which sone Of the rich
designs be found Ia NswYork Persons 10 want Of
drapery will do well to examine One price only.
myl Sis. LANE 4 PORTER, IS Catharine-st
MET GUOD-.-The last season and al rs.
w tonishing bargains. Resi French lmsrk the word
Ginghams worth 3 ut Is; Irperec Prlis al 81 worth i.
Emb1ssef Tah. Covers Il los worth 50 Figured and
Plain Delanes Is; Muslin Collars &c. al PHIPPS, i5j
Hudson-st myl IL
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-01
A. MULLER; Aaed2neer; =,

a MULLER. AucuDneer.
AUCTION SALE OF SPLENDID NEW ROSES
IA MULLER, corner ofWal and New sts will sell on
THURSDAY, May at l04 o. clock magnificent selection
of upward OF 2O0 varieties VI selected expressly
for one the first Of that beautiful Tribe OF plants
consisting Of Perpetual Bourbon &c selected with great
care without regard cost some OF them never before
imported Amateurs and growers are particularly invited
TO see them myl IT.
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-01
TOMORROW, WITH BEAUTIFUL PORTRAIT,
THE LIFE OF JENNY LIND,

IO-MOKhON; VII II n DLfO AA ~ CANA N-'''i
THE LIFE OF JENNY LIND,
THE SWEDISH NlGHTING Il L,
Her Genius, Struggles and Tnumphs,
DY C. @. ROSENBERG Musical Crinc Of the Lon
dop Morning Post embe snei with perfect Likeness,
beautifully engraved on steel Pnce . cents Among the
Contents Of Ibis lruly interesting work, are:
Her Birth snd Childhood
Her Esry ami ngnls, Success st Stockholm
The Loss of her Voice and the Gir's Despar
Her Residence nj Paris. under the TsinOn OF Garcia.
Her First Meeting with Mayerbeer, the Composer
Her Engagement at Berlin.
The sudden Recovery Of her Voice and her marvellous
Panic Rapture on her First Appearance in Vienna.
The Student and Jenny Lind.
Her Triumphal Entry mo Stockholm
Her Engagement with Mr. Bum.
Her Appearance ii tho Rhensh Festival
Her Presentation 10 Queen Victoria by the King Of
Prussia.
Her Appearance 81 her Majesty's Theatre London.
Her Extraordinary Success
The Poor CottsgeT and Jenny Lind
Wonderful Success IN ihe Provinces.
Jennv Lind and the veninloqust
Her Second Visit TO Vienna.
Return 10 England. 80
Her Engagement with B,tnum Visit this Country &c.
Iasiead Of compilation Of newspaper scraps, the
reader will fnd this edition repe.e with matter never be-
fore result Of The aciies possessed alone
by The author arising from bis Intimate connection WIN
musical sr and proximity with the dsiin guished
Caatce The publishers have just been kindly favored
with the following communication
MEssRs. S1RISGER & TOWNSEND; Geuflemsn-I feel
greatly obliged by your kindness IN having sent me me
proof-sheets OF your forthcoming Life Of Jenny Lind"
have perused them with much satisfaction, snd assure you
that Interested am In al lba concerns this distinguish
ed lady and consequently having read ali that has been
published, snd leaned all 10 my power In regard to her
history have never hitherto read anything which 90 com
petey puts Us in possession OF all the eslng details Of
her life the work before ms
The authenticity of the enre worE none can doubt VINO
know anything Of her history
The besul Porra; sleel Of this distinguished song
Stress which yol have had engraved for the onlspece
wonderfully exact copy Of the best keies ever puO
hshed of her and umpg worth four times the nhing sum
charged for your book. Truly your obedient servant
P. r. BARNUM.
Iranistsn near Bridgeport Conn. April ID, 1850.
Book-Agenis should al once send IN their orders
STRlNGER 4 TOWNSEND.
,myl II 2ll Proad~ay, cor. Ann-sl.
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-01
J. w. BROWN, Auctioneer:

J. ". BROWN, Auctioneer -.
NIORTGAGF SALE OF BOARDING-HOUsE
NIFURNITURE THURSDAY. May al 10 o'clock al
Dey-st j. w. BROWN will sell al auction ss above the
hrnnre contained In the ve-slory house, Deyst COM
prising very large Of parlor chamber, and
dining room furniture viz SOFAS couches, chairs window
curtains pier gssses carpets oil cloths center and card
tables dining tables sidebosrds china glassware
table cutlery bedstesds mattresses bedding, looking
glasses bureaus toilet &c. Also the kitchen kurni-
tnrs Terms. cash Ia baukable money. myl 3uss
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-01
FIRST OF MAY.
CHRIsTY,s MINISTRIES,

MECHANICS HALL.
no 472 BROADWAY. between Grand ard BrO0me sis.
lN-MONDAY, Agril -, and every night until further
notice The original and well-known
CHRISTYS ETHIOPIAN OPERA TROUPE.
The fret established aud Oldest organized bsud in the
world comprising company Of twelve performers, under
the direction OF r. Chrissy They will have the honor
giving their gina aud aim sbe entertainments every
night until further notice.
Admission 25 Doors open at 7, Concert viii COM
mence at o'clock
An afternoon concert on Saturday. commencing At
O'Clock PM myi 4iss
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-01

AL &Is fsSffIz54 stss5 saSFf%. sss E :
y oclock pm. Purse $50, mile heats beet
In 5, 90 $50 Ds wagon g. Spicer nsmes b z Arab, w.
\ Reed names Dutch Charley + johnson names ~
Johusons Colt mmediaely after, purse and stake so,
mile heats, best In s. In harness james Conway names
he e Stranger James Whelpley names ch. Emperor
The will leave the South Ferry Brooklyn, for the
Course o'clock, and return soon the sports are
myl ~
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-01
= vALUABLE REAL ESTATE ESTATE A AT i1iIy nEw

E5 ARK, n j. AT PUBLIC AUCTION; on sATUR-
- DAY, 4th Of May Executors Sale OF Heal Estate-
The subscrbers Executors Of the lst will and testament
OF William Stevens deceased will sell on saturday an OF
NAV ats O'clock 7. NJ at the South ward ho'e, The 0[
loving real estate OF said deceased: .
The hon estead OF William Stevens being desirable re-
sdence on River st the bank Of Passac River midway
between Center Of ami Marketst Depos The house 10
large and commodous and in comples repair, with
den fruit trees &c making desirable residence for
gentleman doing business in Nsw-fork
Also several valuable lots ~ accent 10 said homestead
Also a rev brick Factory. between Rlyer-sf. and the
Railroad wv occupied as Coach Lsce and Lamp Fsco-
~ ana vnsant lot on the north side Of the same
An excellent house and lot CiotoD-st Broad ~
central and desirable residences.
Two houses and lots In Ward =. " ard 10.
The valuable premises The OF Broad aud Court
ss M the South Wsd being about 90 feet from, aud rear
desirable size for public building, Jr three private
sdeDces-
house ard lot on he north side OF Mercer-.i No TO-
Conditions Of sale made known and attendance given by
the eubscribsrs. JAMES QUIMBY,
JOHN P JACKSON
RICH'D s. FARRAND
Nsuark Feb n 1870 nvI AZ
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-01
AMUSENitN'rS.


UHOADwAS THEATER--ooo, oP-n ~. Gu.
be presented kn0~le.'s rlsy ~ ihe
HUNCHBACK.
SIR Thomas Chford. ,ou Helen........ Miss K Horn
Moins.............E skaw Faihon....w g Chapman
To conclude with the fsvonfe farce OF ihe
TRUMPETERs WEDDING
Titus TzbOy. Chapman Nelly. Ars sErTfri
sr-ss OF Admission T. Dress Circle Sarq1~iis p
.s-''. Fa'niy ar Thru cr'es q e'i, Gsrr ~ c. Z
! HEATkR-AsTOR-PLA OFERA hOusE-
Doors open si J. peri 'rmsrc- % cenencs 81 = "ccck
THIS ENENINg. Nav l. viii be p.rformed
TIE DUKES WAGER
The DUKE de Richelieu ...................nr Nestle
The QUA" NnD nus
The harchonnes. de Prize .............Miss ~ Dures
Gabrielle de Belle Isle Miss julia Dean
To conclude with The Farce Of
MY PRECIOUS BErSEY
NJ Bes'al. g M M. Bss. m1s wagsil Mrs pyon
Reserved iesls In Balcony, &c - rE Be- oFre open
ton 10 A N toiP.a
RURTON's rHEATER,-Doo ooea 81 7 b.,
- - -oIui'enee 81 It-rHis EVENING. May l. s'.l ae
MY PRECIOUS BETSEY
Mr. Bohisil. l......... Burton Mrs Bob;ai Mr.. Russell
Mr. waFls.... Johnston Mr.. Wsgtail. Miss Chapman
Pas ds Zingarels Miss Walters & NJ Frederic.
Afer Which, the loi,h right cfhe
THE SERIOUS FAMILY
Chzl ror-ns...; CaIke Franf NlnceE.. SIR iscyere
Capt hagmfs. 5foughsm Ar'nstab Sleek " s1-,
Lady Crea' ley Mrs Hughes Delane. Miss Chapman
ly Circle Or Second fie p 90; Prvze 5oz-s s. and e.
NIIBI.O,s.-LAsT WEEK ETHE CELEBRATED
L'HANANA ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY nder
The direction 0i Sig. BADIALlBy pArticnia- desire
will be repeated verdis Oraud Opera Of MACBETH. for
the last lime pTeyou. The departure Of the Company for
Boston Rsappesrsuce Of SignOrz BOSlO and Sgn0r G.
bAOlALl "WEDNESDAY EVENING, May /, viii be
performed Verdfs Grand Opera of
MACBETH.
Lady Macbeth. gnora Boso
Maebeih Sgnor C. Badia 4
Dnncano .Sigu0r
Macduh .Signor d. Lorni
Bsnco .signor d. Coletii
Malcolm. .Siguor 7. Barrsini
FeSnzo .Sisuor
DaDa eisnOrs l. BE lini
Medco. Signor L Candi
In slcariO.. .sigrOr "
LInOra al bancO.. II
Chorus composed OF thirty persons.
Maestro ard Director Of the Opcrs.... sgr o. Bouesni
Leader OF the Orchestra. L. Ardit
Admission 10 all parts OF ihe house One Dollar
Books Of the Opera, be had FL the Ticket Office
where places be secured from O'Clock A. NJ until
P. NJ. Doors open at 0'clocE; TO commence NJ 3.
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-01
CO-PARTNERSHIP.

nISSOLUTION.-Tbe copartnershp heretofore ex-
listing under the firm Of RICE PECK. 10 this day dis
solved by mutual consent The outstanding business OF the
concern will be settled by II. ID. Rice. T. PECK,
myl ais' h ID RICE.
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-01
DAN0RAMA or TnE GOLD HINES oE

f'cStnisnofR f'Snffn "a tGrusiERT IPESgiEtDs oryi.
nal Panorama OF he Gold Mines embracing the
Isihmus Pacific Coast, San Francisco, and the various
Clues and Mining Districts 4 California ts now exhibiting
Washington Hsll, 500 Broadway, three doors above
Nblos
Doors open al T. exhibition commences at u PM.
Exhibition Wednesday and Saturday, Afternoons a,
o'clock
Admluance = cents; children haEprcs myl SITS
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-01

al FOR SAN FRANCISCO.-Regular PacEei
<fSE Line-The very superior, fast-saing packetship
HAIDEE. at Pier Esst River, now nearly loaded
will take little light freight and be dispatched direct IN
6.v DAYS Her accommodations for passengers are spa
cious aud elegant Shippers and passengers by this Line
secure important and reliable advantages with dpscn
in loading and dischsrging Apply to
mvI l0s ISAAC r. SMITH. 10l Wall-st cor Froni
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-01
y FOR SALE. TO LET OF LEA-E-

Nl ia'uihn Terms - The large inursipry brown stone
mouse - - Marie pisce. + gh.hst near secOnd-ay.
ee-A-ly -ns1e4 with Spacious stairs, modern improve
menls, &c Also 10 Lit, ~ Brooklyn, i've minutes walk
rom soLh Ferry, t"o three story brick houses Rent
moderate 10 good tenants. Apply 10 DARIUS DAWSON
Ntrssn-.L y \. Ofice OF Walter Keller MI IL
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-01

tIANTED-By a respectable young woman situation
w cook is excellent washer and irener Best o
reference given from her sst place, where she was for tive
years. Cal al % Atlantic 81. Brooklyn. myl 2*