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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-08
TUESDAY IN THE HOUSE.
A Crisis Day-The New Mexico Texan Ques-
ttou-President FiiImore's messaEo-Ifs
CoDienus-Its Tone rad it's Keceptlos
Intensely Interesting Scene.

Correspondence Of The Tribune.
WAsHIsG TON, Tuesday, AuR.6
This has been, beyond all question, the most i'm
portant day of the session, bringing as it has tho
minds Of the Representatives Of the People to con
template the Key Question Of the whole Slavery
Controversy, viz Wketker Tsras should be aLov-
ed 10 grasp The soil of Freedom in Ner Mexico ssd
place under the foot Of DespotiSm, or 10 be madS
subject 10 the rule Of Right andlhe Laps Of tie
land
This question the Message Of President FILL
MORE has presented TO Congress today and Of
that document desire 10 say, before proceedingo
notice the scene of ts reception by the House.
.ha. consider that it has done great honor TO our
new President, showing him y be the man fsx the
hour. As il comes to you, sentence by sentence,
on electric wings, you will be delighted with it,
tOne-to say nothing Of It's contents. 1t 10 ably
reasoned out-tersely ezpressed-frm 10 is posi-
tons respectful in it's tone-And 10 every way
fitted to the emergency which called Il forth This
is the opinion which have formed ca hearing it
read, and do not expect to change 1t when come
10 peruse and consider IT, with the aid OF the eye
IL has one element which Is Indispensable 10 sueh
an i,sue-B0ldEess and deeisloB N tone. This "
an elemeD. which always secures respect from
aven opponepts and which Is emneBty requisite
IN dealing with the Southern mind, a. have fro
oueptv had occasion 10 say-and 10 that class o.
minds il has BEEN in the circumstances Of the case
specially addressed
Beng bold aselt, The Southern mind ever respects
Joldness &. OTHERS however self deceiying aud self
debsing services may regard its temperament.
When the Message arrived a. the House. it was
in Committee on the Pest Office Appropriation bsi-
The Committee rose to give chance Cor the read;
ing Of 1.-THE anxiety awakened BY the Suspicion
Of its important contents being Intense. This 10
tensity was increased by every line, a. the Clss 4
progressed with the reading. The usual mQrm az
in the Hall was hlshed with utter Stiffness. NJ ,Dy
seat which had scarcely felt tie pressure sd IL
aominal occupant for days, Or even week., wa
filed Every eye was fixed on the reader -evsry
ear pitched In the most favorable a.titQds for ist
ening
In the mids. Of this scene it was curious b. 10
tee the features Of the. Texan Representative
Mr. KAUFMAN particularly, who bad takD sss
nearly in front Of the Speakers Chair, ~ a avs
six rows nearer than bis accustomed sw.t Hin FAC
wore an unmistskable blaze Of COMO ,u-a ss,ss
mixture Of anxiety to hear . y cops ;..u. ora
claimed on the part Of the Fed rL oov.r
decided stand taken against fex.s-.f a x,,. =
sgsinGtbe child. Is it sre-spd vet q fear D :
the requirements might Oe overwhelming
As room a. the NJ .s..xs vm read. a. 3
diva moved he. i, bs referred to tho ooNs'ss
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Police as far as the corner Of Thirty Seventh ct and
Eighth ave. and they tire " stones at them.
went 70 the Station-hoose for safety. | returned
home about G O'Clock in the evening and found my
house broken open, both doors had been broken
open the window shutters had been torn of, the
windows and window ssshes were demolished, and
q closet containing clothing was broken open and
four coats, cut out and ready % be made up, with
the trimmings, were taken out Of the house. and
am informed by one Of my neighbors IS ,hofl tbs!
toon after went 20 the Station house the rioters
returned to my house sod broke il open as sJrs-
said, and carried away the said property, aud eit
the house in the condition IN which lJ1ud H.
John Y. Stout Of Thirty eighthst. near Ninth
avenue, being duly sworn says that on Monday the
9Th day Of August, 1850, he sGE large body oil
men, numbering about 200. come down Thirty
eighth ST. and they attacked q shsntee occupied by
6 German tailor They frat talked with the mAn
for some time and in about an hour and quarter
after they first came up they com nenced throwing
stones ct the house occupied b. the said German
tailor.
The examination is to be resumed to day e. %
O'Clock
Mr.. Nathan A. Chedsey, City Hau.plsce, is
the Attorney for the prisoners he is assisted BY
Conttsble ito Sackman, as Interpreter
We visited the prisoners yesterday. They de-
csr.d themselves fatis6ed with their treatment
and spoke well Of the gerlemanly keeper Mr.
Butts, and DR.. Van Kleeck. Bu. complaints are
raised against their being packed together 35 in
number in 70 cells, which should never contain
more than 90 inmates Bat this is the fault Of the
City authorities. Pillows were provided for the
wounded while we were there. They behave
well, and believe they have acted right though,
perhaps, being ignorant of our laws customs and
language, not in conformity to propriety.
GERMAN TAILoRs.-The persons who were ar.
rested for participation in the melee with the Police
will be tried at the Jefferson Market Police Station.
House at 10 O'Clock AN. this day, and all spec
tators who witnessed the fight are requested to be
present as witnesses. Justice Bleskey will be
assisted by another Justice.
SERIOUS AccIDEsT.-We regret to learn that
young man. son OF Nathaniel T. Hubbard mer
chant, 81 Frontst. yesterday afternoon in getting
aboard the cars OF the Hudson River Railroad
while they were in motion, at the corner Of Cana
and Greenwich sts. accidentally fell under the
wheel and bad his leg crushed to pieces, so that
amputation was necessary. The father had just
gone to Boston 70 attend the funeral OF the late Col
Winchester.
SUIcIDE-Lsst night about dusk an old man,
apparently about 60 years Of age, well dressed and
intelligent, while crossing the river in a Hoboken
ferry boat, deliberately jumped overheard and was
drowned His name was not ascertained.
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AhiilSkM ENlS.


HIBL0S GARDEN.
Wears EkoU0HAh CHlPPENDALE, Amsken'
Lat MIS- Of but Two ofMle Bls0gy and Mons Diraad
V'HIs EVENING, August Grand Overture ~ ne
a Orchestra. To be succeeded by the Comedy Of
THE SERIOUS FAMILY.
Capt Mcguire. Broug cham Lady Creamy Mrs vsrnon
ChGs Tcrrens Reynolds Mrs Torens Miss NJ Taylor
AmiI ID Sleek Chippsndale Mrs. Delmane Mrs SETON
Frank EineeuL.... COPELAND EmmaLesle hss hicklnsOn
In act ILud A new POks Coulion
An iniermission OF half az boar, whsl mo msgnincens
Sal Room viii be thrown open Promenade Musicale,
where Ladies and Families may obtain Ice Creams ana
Refreshments OF every variety Likewise ne splendh
lower saloon for Genlemen.
TO conclude Win brilliant Dlvsrtsement called
LES FLEURs ANIMEES.
mIo lauBJ
Gholrer. MI ao
DtIces des Flegp by Miles Carlne Pierce, henry
and Corps de Ballet Filth Of Aurora. Waltz by Aurora
ard les Rleuu Pas de Boq1eG BY d. DuTand and d. le
Adnis1iou to all psru OF the saloon, 80 eeru Prvais
BoIes e5 Doors open Ia 70 commences ais O'Clock.
fNAsTLE GARDEN Havana Italian Opera Com
Opauy, under The direction Of 5ig-or " bsdlalL-
THURSDAY EVENING, August 9. 6siore me Opera
Promenade MuScse.
Aher which Donlzstlis Comic Opera
LELISIR D'AMOhE 49, .
Adina SguOrina SefAroni G.snnetta sgnos l. beillnl
Between he Ges Of The Opera the spanish Dancers,
Sig Paio ard sgnors Gore will sppeH In he ne" dance
La AncAuza
The Director has much Qualification IN thus oeeng TO he
NeWYort public series Of performances vnereIhe Operr
can be heard with cool breeze from TIE ocean Adnls'
sion 80 cent? To commence al Q o'clock
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

ESGISE No. This fine Comsny Of Firemsn
have completed the new building for their engine,
and will remove into it this evening, on which oc.
casion liberty pole will be erected. The new
building is one Of the most convenient in the city
for the purpose for which it was constructed
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NEW CHuRCH MUSIC.

'hE 81 BsCRI5EAs would respectfully snnounes -
Ne lcy,rs Of sScrsd Music, mai hey will P25Al
about lt o. September rexi
TIE GOLDEN LYRE,
aneE collection Of Church Nuse, BY V Tsyor, alihor
hens, kc
~ vii oortsn ctoce selection Of Cd standard tz-es
mary gene from Tie Sacred AinSIe selections frsm mo-
gen Auhors aud large number o. rev unes fully eqla,
ns uperor " Any ChuTca Huic ever beiJfe puonsnad
n ihis country
~ ne cisnTuisted FOR he hne laIe, heb bar
noty tad rer'ec. stspsicu % every shRfe Of vAa1l
10 zoe Sc Nment OF devotional poetry winch have char.
T. fiftc ne previous p-ccu tiers OF this Al.1Or
The proof Sheets o. MS work hus fsr exceeded
ne NOS tM une eGpecso of rs warmes ends and
ne Funhten fee 20 hetsu0n IN guaranteeing - Ile
panic collection 81 muse The moE decs's, ehsUe snt
original Of a4y which has preceded Il In ,hi, counry
HAWLEY FULLER 4 co, Ulcs-
CM sAXTON, y Fulton up s:1irT,
AuFf 5reeOd New York
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NORTH RIVER ITEMS.

ESCAPE FROM PRIsos.-On Monday evening
the Goth ult. convict by the name Of Terrence
McGee escaped from the Sing Sing State Prison.
The Warden sfers a reward Of $50 for bis appre-
hension. he is about % years of age feet
inches high, dark complexion, cannot see with left
eve, has scar on the frat finger Of the left hand,
has also scar on the left leg and a small scar on
the right aide of the forehead. He was convicted
of Grand larceny in New York, on the 9TH OF July
last and sentenced to the State Prison for three
years.
INQUEST AT THE PRIsON.-COroner Smith OF
Sing Sing, held all inquest upon the body OF Henry
White. a black convict, who had been taken from
the river drowned. The negro asked one Of the
keepers for permission TO go into the river to battle
which was not granted he, however, stripped
himself and tying an old rope about his body and
then about fastening on the wharf descended
into the water the rope broke with his weigh.
and be. being unable to swim, sank to the bottom
Drowned The eldest son OF Rev. Robert
Baird of Yonkers, ives drowned in the river oppo-
site that place on Tuesday evening while bathing.
His body had not been recovered when the boat
left Yesterday morning
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= wILpEKs PATEsT sALANANDER sATE

Is now and bas been for a locg ame intdnged 81
IcHARLEs GAYLER- he 70 GOV ana nAs oeen 40.
Isf7 10 render monthly his secOo ct under DATA 10 said
Coat Of Ill safes made and sold By him, 10 violation a
nv Paert ard ir lesn thereof hal sle forh
h Therefore his 10 give notice 10 q. who have or may
nav safes OF sad Gayler Il violation Of said Patent thar
shall kOid hem 70 damages under tne faieLt Law, Oe
reye aid Oayler 70 Be irresponsible And would re-
suecfuy Mid a. ho purchase Safs 20 loof 70 II bat
lie Safe hss on IL "WlLDERS PATENT SALAAkS.
DIR SAVE" 10 order 70 be iure OF The genuine
sns N BG WILDER, Pateneo
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TO LET AND FOR SALE.

o. ORsALE.-The Homestead Of ne isis sep seo
n MOL Of Norwak, Connection. lyi1g ne ar ne rail-
road. midway between New Y lrk sad New. taven
There ~ Of land with two dwelling ho0ses add
building o,s or which s ceousl position 70 highly lvor
abe. TIE garden Jrcs much choice nni.i ana VIC
grorrcs are olnsr1euted with fhrg6osrg. As eoanuy
residence few can - ore Convenient or sgroeae ~
lsfms spry BY eey 70 Inc SUBSCRIBE beJre ne ION "
August, al Hew-Hsvsn. CounecnegL and EIerwA'd q.
Auspois bsry.snd ALSO iuqiirs the premises s'd OF
TT herwin: tiq, 10 Mefehsnu' Exchange New fork
aus 4psA&rL' HECTOR HUMPHREY.
a. HOMESTEAD VILLASK in ne TWELFTH
= NAkD. hounc ec ~ One-hgnsrsi Sni fJrty-n n 81
and Old Kings Bridge Road, Oce-hund red -Andf5riy-
hrst e. and severih and Eigh,h sF mors 5y
Tor sale. II IL wihJag exception lbs beat ground al
eheepes. q anything the Island. From ganasry
bon esesd 10 exempt r g. CO. Is per cent OF TIE par
chafe ney car remain on boad ard mortgage Tor -
years For Msps, &c spcy a. tle ~ low Shs e Msge-
house, rs arc III " lhan a. SAMUEL 2. sARrOL.
- TO LEr-The ground door Of a gsa.se house,
- veIy pleasantly situated shove Beecksr-st and viii
10 Eve or ak doors 81 the west siie OF B-oadwsy-
TIE APARTMENTS consist OF two pA0ss viii folding doors
between. srd With TWO swsl closets. The ilauol IL ~
excellent for physicsns Office for Young gentle
geek1g unfgrEished rooEs Address Bsnt0n.' Al
the Tribune Office. an7 2isS
Sc HUD-UN klNkh VIEW s.-sesstA 6Ee ar.
" celI and os q knd having been placed 10 be OF
the advertiser for disposal be "a Prepsrst 10 furnish
FOR cnuntry residence vAing IN szS eligibility AID
iegml and from 10 eo mi1get w-l rom The n. kR
Depois Iobbs Fern and HGsrrgs 10 Wesscheser CO.
Az per,0us vs The lands ". mos probably 0s msds
hose wishing Purchase 10 cOuMsOdz1on need DO
scded that the recent imp Jvomen In es vicniy are
OF Ire mOst desirable character Address apply TO NJ
K cOUZENs, Grape ccsIsga Do0br seIr{, Wes.caea.et
Co.NY. iyis S"sSos'
~ Forslr Rsa E'ass A4s,'tse..s-.., zee VIA Page
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DIVIDENDS.


NlEW.YORk AND NEW-HAfkN RAIL.
lNHUAD COMPANY. DIVIDEND A dividend
or and be dollars per share on the CapA socs
ofht Company has been declared payable 90 and ser
he 18Th cay Of August inst 0ckhoi1ers whose stock "a
registered In New York will receive their dividends al tao
Office No anoveTs those who's stock Is registered IN
New Hsveu A. The Company once In NeF-HaVen; and
those whose sock registered In BOson al the ohce of
Hessrs J. l.. fHAiER BROTHER, Boston
TIE Transfer Books NJ Ds closed fom The Ion, O'CLOCK
? NJ 70 Tho 18Th AugUtt inclusive
tn7 I7,his MORRIS KETCHUM, Treasurer.
nIyIDEND-AlDsny and Schenectady Railroad CON.
Dpsty-A semi annual dividend Of Ihree and ons bal
per eeut on tbs cspA sOck Of this Company hs lhi cay
beep declared p6yGbe W Us stockholders 81 the hecnkn.
r,' Can't In The City OF NewYork and amer ne lti 81
August reIL-AbGny, July ., is5o , .
b1 wis 2 fOstLh ~. oocre1-iy,
NEw-YoRK FiRE AND MAINE lNs. Go.
Eew.York Aug T. 1850
DIyIDESD.-Yhe Board q Directors have Ihis gay
DdecIsfed Dividend Of dollars per share, psys0ls
on oem.ud, Al The Office Of the Company, u Waist
tr8QEs D. UNDERHlLL Secretary.
cp For oth~v DisiAead Ads-trSe~eHfs zee IIia Page
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BOARDING.

mann WANTED-Between Bleecker And Twelfth
ID ais for gentleman, wife, two children ana servant
They want TWO bedrooms and psror, with the us9 OF
batting room Would prefer furnishing their own rooms
Adoress A. s his Office, stating terms and l0eal9n OF
the house. suo ous
So Fog otAe, BOaratpg Aeseytne-e-a ia Page.
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,,1ar nUssEIDORF ACADEMY OF ZINE

rIyHR pUssELDORF ACADEMY OF yiHE
i LR7s-Eew Paintings recently arrived tom L1rop1
snong Witch IL Gepnsna' ey koensr vort OF Al. =.
~. htshesa LAS rs. exhibition Of Paintings oy ArnS
m he sbo,e school received nsry sdcinorf nc r.
rssns opeu a he Ewo over ne hal o. ns Saol1
az Divine Uulry IN Brosdvsy beiveen snk ana fnnes
=. torn le ocIock A n un 10 0eircf IN -
AdnlssiOo, Is eslni ss.sos fieksss. 70 ssnu css
l,gues IL eenn -
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rry- Notice 10 all TIn.sniths I, hereby given, Il

cs mesIipg In order 10 Stand by u.s. snd 10 form that
urion by which rights only 10 be obiansd-
Ne therefore call upon you, brethren TO oio ne for he
fthe whole body hoping you viii not fan such
a. Fs hteh TO be considered ths most essential OF The
Az To he met 10 morrow Al IS ROrsy,h-sL 81 Mr. Rich
tet'. precisely al 8 O'Clock 10 The evening
fHE COMMITTEE OF TIE TiN'shfIhs,
Nsv.Yori Aug !, 1850 Gao ls'
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n,n CApIrALIsTs-FoR sALE-ss0OO v.als.

ITO CkPITALIsTs-POR sALE-s5,oOo waited
In ole OF he profitable Manufacturing b1sne" u
IN, civ he business done for cash. and 10 daily IN
cret,lrg With lbs above amount ofcash, nett pron1 o.
leaU 100 per tEuuE be realized tbs reason Iof
selling IL he preten propretors have not Sufficient eap
10 carr on The business and would prefer taking pArner
II saua1clCry su1I gemers could be made AL com
upickuOrs addressed 10 Prosperity this once tor
slarirg whe'e interview be had, viii mset Win
prCup attention. e1s IL
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BOOK TRADE.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
I'hls WEEKS LITERARY WORLD viii eonssin,
anong Other novelties eopious passages from woods
"osIH's rev poem, "rhe Prelude" now hni published
tG6 .usTukThs
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rF5s President Fillmore has officially recognized
GUiLo CEsARE VEKTu as Vice Consul OF the two
Sicilies for the port Of New York.
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~ Fer s0-- ss~eraI Notices, .ss I'D Page

Two COAL DRALERs.-fhe SAB erieer would
most respectfully call the attention OF dealers TO iaef
snohn and Lewis yeius. White Ash, viz: Black Hesih
"a Tams0ua Leigh, viz; Hszleton and sugar Loaf
Red Ash--Nui size, large "hiIe Ain-sa' Axe ezra
sIe . -. .-.,,. =.
cargo at Richmond or Bristol or snlpped dTeei IRON me
Hirss "A purchasers NAV prefer Address
"nstIis FrYLER co. Philadelphia
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GENERAL NUrlCES.

~ Lebanon sprIoss WaterCure Establish
a now In is siXtl year OF successdi oPefsaon
OF .,, ,n I'M n'''" " BEOORTHA, M. D.
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.~TsToN 0Da-YsDov nssa Bols from 10 6
RShs d,melsr suitsbbe for Psson ROdl rannfscflred
- Tor s.e bY HENRY n HOOPER Co
,,ss ;. usy{s q CounsrciA o. kos,ca
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CONTROLLERS OFFICE STATE sfsew Ork-rse CIfHkss
NBANz water'owa kafh day Ed lbs 0he. notes Of Ne
,sposutas@s, Of the MECHANICS AID FARMERS BAfh iats
CTR The redemption Of - efcasns noe-
syrssbls srt- Al r-Atns he nss-nPLsa d
Esax Notes. psss>d hsT g. ls<l-Anaay, Agssst ., 80
sVsG WARRINGTON HUNT, cospssoas,.
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~ IUdusfTy's WOdtT TOWus ~ mug l0l 10
80. 81 nroyiding house for Iheir famiet Informed
that he N Y Industrial ome AtsOciAnon wss Organized
vsrAees Of low price easy payments, choice LOCATION &c
and speedy riie 10 value OF ne la each
rovenantiug 10 improve within three yeat Meeting TO
morrow (Friday) evening, August g. ats O'clock corner
OF c. ristopheT and Hudson ais - .
r ID MURRAY, secy J. STEVENS, ffeadenL
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CA6D.
CHRISTY's OPERA HOUSE,

Closed for Short Season.
fI'HE PATRONS Of " Chrisiys hiniuels and tne p1O-
c generally respectfully informed that for ne par
rose Of altering and "renoyanns The building OF nechen-
ic. Hall they VIII dscornne thelr popular Concerts Tor
thorI season Daring their recess 10 nis city The con-
p.py will visit Albany, sarsoga, Troy 4c- Due notice
WILDE given Of Iheir reopenng, a. heir oog esAolshed
and unique Hall In Newton. T. ?. CHklsTf,
aus lvias Director.
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"THE BOOK FOR TIE SEASON

q PUTNAM has jlt. puhli.bed 'Rlrsl HoGu' Bya
Os Lazy. / vol l2no cloth, IS.
f- hi4l bona or sun r-fd lf Word
oi interest POI 'srrsae ard ra. la hke. river, ot vs-y
uotrtan ani say lN.f. Con. AtF
Ms Cor~r he tef o' The great novelist has
lcft 1 laLlal ~ ne altri 90 h4rsi Hosr ths
WI D. es1rtei lt f easing tll
- % woman has ogg tine maize % k1sah lt-riurs. II
nfle torn oi years c1y ts -ollty All 4strIis almost
On rFe page large snt cl-vator sli t- ll-ft
M he observation q Nature Il u prove he NOS. .h.
fol souvenirs Of he sumner" International .c.l saJ
frc- fom AT de -esra la n tuthor tbs tegh solk
transparent record oi aur year l. c0uh htry bare pro-
cestet om any other than TIE pen Of Bee
unaffected that o lEk Wsou. White or Sch When
Jouraai months you
jo AZ The 5rtns ant belslcelc- o The four
Tribune.
We end 90 those vhO Nsh % lave
orerei then III Rlrsi Hour rAba-s Reg
very pleasant bookhe result Of tie cobaed effort good
good feeling oh~rra1t nd and real ln4f
appreciation he countless beauties
duors over An graceful ~ Keeping
mpc The sui completes the charm.
IL suhor Of R-n Houn 70 aWecome from Tue Pres al the
pubic" Abon
Ih. ofhe mot i-lgh,illbooI. ~, have ,y tieauP"
aus 3IlM6Ih kse1ng Post
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INST PUBLISHED.

JUoI FUbL13hEU,
A VIEW OF THE INUNDArION OF SACRAHEN-
a7O CITY, drawn from nature by Csslsaf < bsn-
bridge. TIE WORK f27 inches Beautifully executed snd
highly col red and equally well adapted for framing or for
the portfolio
ave eheerfgy concur 10 recommending the above pi:.
ture being true ard accurate drawing o. the CITY Of
Sacramento appeared during the great food Of 1851
Capt A Sigter
Us Thomas, Alcslde OF Sacramento City.
j. II. Giles, Editor Of the Placer Times, do
A'ben Priest firm Of Priest Lee L Co do.
Copies 20 be had a. WILLIAMS STEVENS 3O
Broadway. or OF O. W CASTELAR,, Easssu Ct up stars
Price, SO Ter copy. aus 81
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Id ARNunps AMERICAN musEUM-r. l.,

ID Bunam Man.ger and Proprietor, John GFeen.
wood. Junior, Assistant hanszer-AoNDAY, August
ls5e-In compliance win The wisa Of hcnsscds NJ oL,
mum viii not withdraw THE DRUNkAkD yet BAT VII
preseniit every evening this week Mr.. G. w CLAkAE
a. Edward Middleton Mia Alexera Fiber a. May &c
r. aneoop perform ths week viii eousist OF NOT
TO BE DONE, impromptu sonEs, Dances he Lane.snlfe
Bel-RinRers &c Among the new cariosiues are ne hR1
moth Lssy he H0osisr Infant lie. kc- Afternoon per-
forusrces commence a. 81 O'clock and evening perf1fr
srces Al !; oeloek Atmszoa 3 ets, children andss 10
yeara l1 eeru
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-08

~ WerCuutuc isiofhiy ftss"otts --.L-
ktihs season the Library Will be closed Tor tso Weeh
from the 9Th for the purpose OF cleaning thenH &c
One OF the Librarians viii be constantly In Areodance 10
receive Outstanding oGmes which members are earnestly
requested Al 10 ensure the correctae of ae
catalogue now preparation and 10 oDyiae the necessity
ofpurchAGne bools which may Otherwise be considered
osL aus lwhl W. OSDENi hoc' oeC-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-08
INV LAUNDRY. IS SPRUCE ST NEAR

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~ NASSAU TO New Shirt Dealers, Single Gents nsn-
Families kc-fhis 10 one Of The mosG perfect and eA.e.
sve establishments Of The hind n his any onef COUNTY,
Il hss been eeIeo n expense Of about four no'AaN
dolls,s, ard combines The following advantages; ..,
ln-Persens leaving The city 10 haste can nsse ~.
clothes washed and irOoed IN superior manner N "
TWO TO three hours time. ...,
but pure olive OIL tosp ard fteret Croton SNlSl -.
clothes are tesuoyed By patent soaps OF otno H~
bags extensively advertised IN the newspsPes s,,.
Srd -GeuueueLs thrts are done up eqqA 70 ne~ I-sf
colored vssts and par elegantly roned and Pon-
fih -Cioihes loaf or missenl twhicn seaaon '" -
htppensl viii be promptly paid for. -. IN -..r
5tb-Clotbes wsthed a. his estAOhsnn en- 5000
rGeh logger simply because IheJ not only hAnseS
with great care, bat no 70 ano1s drug % gene'AJ
washtrs s permitted 10 cone pear them .r, h.
sh-Isdies dresses ana all ens aIreles are done Up "
experierced French Launcress .x. r,.
Clothes tsfen and delivered free OF eAus eDA -
spois AZ siAina efecnslly removed -, ,h-o- al
All orders lef the Once Is ; Pruce 81 on soH'
The Penny Pott viii recsive prompt srennon ...,sa,t
MADAME RAYMOND, saPenH I -. -
h, LAPe'e-See HAN-s ans Sns