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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-08-08

J EVANS ALE * PORTER DEPOT
\ o. 90, steam boat landing, GaIena. 500
\ bbls Just received of that celebrated ar
tce, and for sale by the barrel, halt-barrel,
or bottle; together with Ciuciuuati, Pitts
burgh and Philadelphia.
All orders from the upper country prompt
" attended to. 90
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ABSALOM LOST HIS LIFE FOR WANT OF
A BARBER.

BARBER
VT ILtAM ARMSTRONG;, a Castilian
w by birth, continues to smooth the coun-
tenances of the male public at The Central
House, amputatlng the beard with the Ut
most facility, upon new and scientific prin-
ciples. He also performs the operation of
hair-cutting and hair dressing, in the latest
fashion and most approved style of the art
Shampooing in the Aslatic method, as
taught in Constantinople, is also his forte
1t will he his delight to render these opera
tons as agreenble as possible without the
aid of chloroform. SO vi
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PROBATE COURT.

N Office is hereby given, that the regular
~ terms of the Probate Court Of Ramsey
county, Minnesota Territory. will be holden on
the first Mondays in March, June, September
and December, respectively, at o'clock A. NJ,
at my office in the town Of St Paul
40-yly HENRY A. LAMBERT,
Judge of Probate Of
Ramsey Co. Min. Ter.
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Q5aIcna ADVERTISEMENTS.
II. LII. CAMPBELL

Ii. III. CAMPBELL.
No. So, Steamboat Landing, Galena
rs just receiving, direct from Boston, N. York
j and New Orleans, his Spring and Sumner
stock of Groceries, Liquors, Glassware, Provis-
ions etc, consisting, in part, of the following ar
l leS hh i4 n 0 sugar btl., N rum
30 bbis loaf do l-2 do riutmegs
25 do crushdS powd do l-2 do G,oves
100 do S ii molasses l-2 do iidIgo
rs biz do do 100 matt cassia
40 bbls n 0 do 80 CASKS fresh currants
rs 10 gal kgs gol syrup rs bxs ssstd ketchup
800 bags coffee rs do ptpper sauce
40 do Java do Is basEts olive oil
800 bXs assorted teas 90 cases preserves
10 bgs pepper and spice 20 do aastd pickles
80 bxs ground do do 10 bxs essences
rs terces rice do cbpers
25 bbis tar CASE. fresh prunes
so do al nonds, pecans 10 do bas s. hf bxs
and filberts dimes
200 bxs s. hf bxs raisins kegs mace
100 bxs Goldfish so coil asstd cordage
100 do Scotch herring 100 doz bedcords
200 drums fresh figs 800 kegs asstd nails
go bxs lemons &orangs SO nests painted tubs
IL cas- table salt in bxs 100 dog do Pals
rs NJ asst'd cigars IS do washboards
100 bXs asst d tobacco 200 rms wrapping paper
40 do sml<g s. chwg do SO do letter and cap dc
do Turkish do 100 doz brcoms
100 gro matches 40 do shoe and scrub
% do playing cards bng brushes
SO bales wickg & twlne 10 bxs clothes pins
200 NJ percussion caps 200 do MIDI dipt candles
40 bxs mustard 20 each sperm and star
10 casks Goldfish Candles
10 do Boston saleratus 70 kits macklS salmon
40 bxs starch so bbls Nos /, 2 and 3
200 do glass assi'd sizes mackerel
10 bbs lard oil 40 h do do do do
do sperm do $50 bxs clay pipes
so bxs w X cheese leo bbls and SKIS apples
500 csks GA and L salt 100 do do peaches
100 bbs Kenawha do 100 kegs white lead
80 do crab cider Is hxs ink
so do Dayton ale 200 do soap
80 hxs pint TASKS rs do fancy do
80 do tunblers s. wine $50 bbls vinegar
Glasses 200 mess and prime pork
10 bxs decanteFs $50 kegs leaf lard
800 bbls Gin whiskev $4,000 lbs bacon
rs do brandy and gin 500 bbls S -four
Is do com wines so do Quincy crackers
10 do best do 10 cases glass jars
3 hf pipes Cog brandy % bxs brandy cherries
Is Is do do do 5 do cordals
bbls peach 25 bales oakum
Gaiena may 81 1919 #
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l.. s. FELT, Galena, Ill.

l.. 5. FELT. Galena, Ill.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Dry Goods, Gro
ceres, Hardware, Boots and Shoes,
Croekery. Houselurnishing Goods,
Mattresses, &c.
ALSO--keeps constantly on hand large STOCK,
of Rifle and Blasting Powder and Fuse. 2-lo
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U.
boat Landing, Galena, have just received, an
will keep constantly on hand, which they will sell
low for cash. full assortment, consisting in part
as follows:
so hhds N o sugar 10 fierce rice
20 bbls loaf do 10 chests tea
>. g. :. crushed do 50 50 10 b bs' imp'l tea
100 sacks super coffee 90 Is lb "Y 6
so bxs raisins $4,000 segars from 3, so
Is bbls pecan nuts to $45 per 1000
10 &" filber,s 20 bxs No herring
Is :" almonds 200 sacks G salt
10 " Brazil nuts 20 do S B s.
80 bxs smoking tobacco 10 gross playing cards
20 =" sup'r chewing do as s. matches
so s. Is Id ca nectar do 40 lbs wrapping Irvine
l5 " Kentucky do do 100 reams do paper
40 bxs mustard so bxs mould candles
Z casks saleratus 90 SO dipped Sc
80 bXs starch 20 g sperm 3"
20 bbis nackerel 90 6 star g
100 bxs soap 90 bbls dried apples
80 I" assorted candies 40 doZ brooms
30 pepper sauce 80 bxs pipes
An assortment Of Spices 100 bbls vinegar
80 gross backing 10 cask currants
100 kegs assor't nails $4,000 percussion caps
so bbs crackers 10 bbls lemon syrup
80 bales hops 800 bxs sardines
200 lbs sup'r hams 10 bales rope
500 bbs rect ID whiskey 10 bbls currants
100 sam gin and brandy 10 hf pipes Cog brandy
100 " old rye whiskey 10 bbls sup'r Madeira
lOs' - Bourbon do wine
Is" sw't Malaga WINE 4G bbls port wine
10 peach brandy d" sup'r do
20 casks white wine 81 pipes Cp'g brandy
10" claret IL bbls 81. Croix rum
so boxes do 20 bxs brandy cherries
20 bxs asst cordials 80 " Champ cider
bbls do 3pipes pure II gin
u baskets champ. wine bills Stcugh'n bitters
2 cases absignett 2" ess peppermint
A general assortment Of Bar Furniture, Ocean.
tiers. rumhlers, Wine Glasses, Jars, Cans, Pitch
ers, etc.
LORRAIN s co. are also the only agents this
side of St Louis for Holt & Maltby's superior
Uysters---warranted 10 keep in any cli,nate--have
constantly on hand about 1000 cans.
Galena, Illinois, May IL lS49 Stf
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LORRAIN e. CO..

WHOLESALE dealers in Groceries, Liquors,
w Segars, and Glassware, No. SO, Steam
boat Landing, Galena, have just received, an !
will keep constantly on hand, which they will sell
low for cash, full assortment, consisting in part
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LUMBER, DRESSED FLOORING,
SASH. &C.
FH%tiE subscriber having purchased of VIM. ii.
l. Bradley * Co, their stock of Lumber,
amounting 10 four hundred and sixty thousand
feet, Of fine,. seasoned Lumber, would invite the
attention of purchasers, 10 the same, at the ward
on Hill and Water streets where we now have
and intend to keep as good an assortment as can
be found, and at as low prices as at any yard in
the city.
We have large stock of Dressed Flooring on
hand, well seasoned. the price of which we la We
reduced to s2i per VI. Also a large stock of
sash, OF the various sizes. A good article, also,
Of Planned inch Lumber, for shelving, &c, all Of
which can be had at all times, either at our PLAN
ing and sash factory, at the lower end of Main
street, or at our Yard. Also a good supply of
fencing and cedar Posts.
Galena, May 3 2-4-6m ". BAILEY S Co.
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n. SLEErER, p. A. HoYNE.
AUCTION HOUSE.
N. S L + + f r s. Co.,
Auction, commission and forwarding mer-
cban,s.-No. 100, Main street, Galena,
Illinois.
Cash advances made on consignments.-
Particular attention paid to business entrus-
ted to their care. 2-3ly
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q. =. JOHNSON,
AUCTION AND COMMISSION MER,
CHANT, NO. SO MAIN SraEEr GALESA-
VITILL give his attention to the sale Of
w Merchandise of every description,
Country Produce, Real Estate, Sc, &c,
and respectfully solicits consgnments.
Goods for Storage or Forwarding " i'll re :
ceive prompt attention. 2S-Iy
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Galcna ADVERTISEMENTS.
GEO. c. STROTHER.
LUMBER, DRESSED FLOORING,

Sole Agent in Galena for sale of Sloan's
Medlclnes. -Mnin street, Galena Ill.
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and will keep on hand good assortment Of
Drug Medicines, Paints and Dye-Stufis-and will
also PRESCRIBE MEDICINE for all those who
wish it, according to the Eclectic practice, as
taught in the Cincinnati Reformed College of
Medicine. mel2 3tf
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LAND WARRANTS.
4 NEW supply ja.t received and for sale cheap
IA by RICE, WHITALL E BECKER.
Saint Paul July Is, 1850
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LAMBERT, C0NWAY& NICHOLS,

GENERAL LAND AGENTS, ST. PAUL NJ. T.
NM Ill. give their attention TO the location Of
w Land Warrants, the purchase and sale Of
Lands and Lots. Also, to the looking out and
securing of Prescription claims, entries Of lands,
payment Of taxes, sc.
REFERENCEs-Ca,lin & Williamson, Land
Agents, Madison; NJ. NJ. Cothren, Esq, Mineral
Point, A. d. Smith, Esq, Milwaukee, A. II.
Smith. Esq, Janessille, Wisconsin, T. d. Rob-
ertson, Esq, Lind Agent, Rockford, ILL.,. John
NJ. Casey, Esq, Oswego, Casey * Van 1uyl.
Auburn, N. Y, Hon Samuel Clark, Kalamazoo
Michigan, l. b. Heylin, Esq, Philadelphia. Penn
HENRY A. LAMBERT,
CHARLES II. CONWAY,
GEORGE. NICHOLS.
Office on third Street. Jan. %, 1850. iy
SOLDIERS, LAND WARRANTS.
JAMES NJ. GOODHUE will attend
> promptly to the business ofpreparing pa
pers and forwarding the requisite proofs to
obtain land warrants for soldiers who are
entitled thereto, by discharge.
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III. f. MILLER,

street, opposite Colard's Drug Store, and
near the Galepa Hotel, Galena.
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ALL kinks of stage, ,iray. carriage and gig
Il harness; English, Spanish and fancy
saddles, brides, &C.; also, buffalo robes,
overshoes, solid leather trunks, vaIises, &C.
at wholesale and retail 1-3-iy
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SOLDIERS, LAND WARRANTS.
DIR. N, BARBOUR,
DRUG STORE,

"OULD respectfully notify the citizens Of
w St. Paul and vicinity that he has opened
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No. So, Steamboat Lending, Galena.
rs just receiving, direct from Boston, N. York
l. and New Orleans, his Spring and Summer
stock Of Groceries, Liquors, Glassware, Provis-
ions etc, consisting, IN part, of tse following
The New York herald., 1850-01-27
CITY TRADE REPORT.

SATURDAY, January 2o-o P. N.
The merchants had had time to digest their let
ters and this being the last day Of the week. trade
.lthough some whas snmsted than 1t prior
the receipt Of the steamer yet rather limited
Is to the amount Of transactions The drmness con-
sequent upon the tesgraphc report Of the pub
lshed yesterday continued to- day and sales were
made to fair extent at about previous rates. The
flour market was heavy with moderate sales at old
prices for State and Western brands. Canadian WAS
also dull at previous quotations Wheat, both Ameri-
and Canadian, was firm, but trsnsactious were
light Corn some Armer, with . steady demand
stufHs The pork market exhibited no change Beef
was heavy. Lard being in good demand In Liverpool,
with an upward tendency in prices the article was
held at better prices. Cheese and butter nom-
nally the same Coffee being In the hands Of few
holders arm and better prices asked Sugars and
molasses showed srked change.
BREApsrurvs-FI FIour--Ths transact tions Of to-day
amounted to 24oo bbs. at 81 81 s,S4 81 for fine with
common to strsight State at 81 81 SIS; mixed Ohio
and Indiana 1t S5 06 q S5 1915; mixed TO fsvorite
Michigan ut S. IL SIS IS and So a. So So for pure
Genesee. Southsrn Flour. was less firm, and dull, with
sales Of 200 bbs at SIS S. 37H Tor mxsd to straight
brands Rye Flour steady but dull $50 bbls sold
at So. Corn Mes Was rather heavy, with sales of 200
bsls jersey at s2s7h for common, and 50 foe extra
WheGf-The market WAS firm 1T prices above the views
OF buyers, and nothing was done in domestic. Cana
dian was held frmiy, with sales Of 1000 bushels at
81 10 81 IL. Rye was held somewhat higher, with
lot Of 800 bushels reported sold 1T 6ss
saes have been male at 6S zoe. for prime Oats -
The demand good, 1T 80 q 42c. for Jersey; As Q
1870 for Northern, and "a S5c for Southern Corn
In fair demand Sales reached 80 600 bushels, To-
cludiog heated at SIC Southern and Jersey yellow to
arrive and on the spot, at 800 and white do do at
6ic. Canadian peas were In good request ct 80 94c
in bulk and in bbls.
CorroS.-The Nisgarss letters were to kand this
forenoon, and are construed very favorably The bu
siness has been limited, reaching only 1000 bales;
STILL in spite of the orts OF various parties who have
only lately awakened to the actual state Of things
who base their vex and quotations upon few trans
actions confined to the scared holders have dem
and received from y to 10 over the prices paid for
parcels forced on sale In the beginning of the week
Our figures Low cotton be bought though,
doubtless many would like to buy mddling st l2hc.
We quote
The New York herald., 1850-01-27
Passengers Arrived

her let Royals. Mr. Tobirs-z.
Prom Liverpool TO Boston uessrs Inuet Bran we'll
Mrs Brsmvtll Ind child. Lieut. Co one Crsche.ly ar
kiue.r Mr. ia. beLassn, sobs Bsrsos four soa
sauehttIs, aud two nurses Miss kcLaIaa. Fieniax,
wife, and sorvant maid kessrs Shaen. Cushua wsy
Pott william Psrtour kysenfo't. xesrs nstpaa ses
Avery. Arpci, Seuben Herb ri. William Wilson, kinx.
Cosiero rchs kogsr.. rrsdsries Le,nsr, chriss.
Coiard q Phillips. . roete VA NheelOck "A Aont-
gousry. Hsmiitsn, ThorA. Fisher Chriltppher ueaek
baitcry Jos Ronee. Barhes, y Dcvisn. so.ksr
Irssk hes.rs IA,ior Mashsso, ZONES ss.sr fsrs.
Ctados scbAfe BERG james Jos rouur Zpa
ganiss Rtss. Ceian Jos Tay ior. kichsrd Laird n,l-
son, Ia Is by Clay. yr Joe Hexan, James Fian, VIVA
Howell. w Miller, Iuflis. parrcu WoodmAn t7q.D
Prom ualfsx TO Beston-Mrs Crozer asd cLile Messrs
Weed, hccailun. MeKensie. fSl-Tstsi -.
CaIourIA-shir Rone-couIt Reekendorf Of Badsn Ger
many, seolc sist.
Nav ~OsIsArs-ship wssash-Mr Merton.
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Cleared
shiTs-Nenice Young, San PrAucisc,, sutt0r; Ner-
thumtersnd tpNt), Lord, Lsndos. 9rswold; Amsrica
burn, Liverpool, Ds Kinsiand CO. Eoho (s.el Sisi-
.Ies,.t, sp0nrs, Tiieson, Cos Fairfield L9vsand 90
BaiAs-Ab,gAn purEes. san Fra neise; rsnsdio. with
hmttctdfs. Funch Aeucke Corncla. Hutchiuson, MAJ
stts, Geek Smith; sarah lBrl, Cock, Yarmouth, s.
Bralre.
Brighten Tayisr, shute JscNsonviiis.
tcfrs-Rsheft MILLER Morton, Trnid dad DE- Cubs, Nosith
sousi ferey Bishop, Crowei, mttagorjs Bay; Dsrs,
mers Charlsstsn; De Rossstt. Brewster Wilfnnfton
y G. DOlner Potter Glsle smmsns, Wsshiastoa Asn
leertcn; C,nus, BoIlard," retersburr Van Bruut
Ntuever, hsres sichmcse; Orisna, Dodge. Do. q II a
Iiersop; Mary Msnsin. Lat0ur-tte. Baltmora Irn Oh
Mason, ffiHseirhia; Eennebeak tsl Flower, d.
sloops-Issumsch, Tcwltri Henry Casted Death and w
Brown, Ksnny, froridenos Emperor Clark, NsS Haven
Arrived
sip Rome hunsop, Calcutta Sept 2, with mdss u Nes-
LEFT So Helena Dec "a Dee - lat g. l,a q IS " ef-
CHANGED with Br brig Elizabeth 8uchum tandnr n
s6h, lat 81 or n ~ exchanged siTnals with An shi
standing showing cncckercd s1nsL blue, white "a yri
lcw Vas Boston rEeed WITH tWO opsails each tapss
Jan q lat g 20 Ion q ts cxohsnscd signals ship nsi-
Wsst Ibdies for rhisSeirha 2th las 81 ST. lon ID IS ,@
schr Tremcn of North Ysrmouth staadng for M, Della
The Rome sailed from New Work IN Nov 1919 with
ruore posing Tart of the - nfantry Ter n,ntcrey
California. which port the left smt tsr Of he-
for the Sandwich Islands and 'hluuft1
ship Atram LAmos Do tAustranl Mdtrich. Trieste, "a
days With mdse 70 lavrsnce Murray Inssts
shp Wabash. Davis New Orleans "a days. With mdse TO
ship Hinseo Miller New Orleans. is days, with cotton.
sc, 10 n Church
ship Ai'On. Elliott sarsnnAh dsy. bound to c,forus
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SAMUEL J. MAY
The Important Railroad Decision In New
jersey.

jersey.
TRENTON, Friday Evening" Jan. rs, 1850
One Of the most important decisions ever m ade With
regard to railroads. that In the Briggs against
the Camden and Amboy Company in the Court OF Err
ternoon involving In its results 1t Is supposed
where about million OF dollars The case upon which
the principle Was decided in this instance that OF
an appeal by the Company from Judgments originally
rendered against 1t In several cults brought Peter
Briggs before Justice Of the Peace the ps
naty OF $780, prescribed by law for extra charges on
freight between New York and Trenton. An appeal
WAS taken from these judgments to the Supreme Court
which affirmed them The thence removed by
the Company to the Court Of Errors aud Appeals,
where after argument the decision below has been
'anSa ss % ny ans sSsss ro0a 0i msoy Of ans O1Hgss
fence was that they charged than their charter
allowed them their original railroad extending from
Camden to South Amboy from which point the freight
carried In boats waters entirely out Of the
urisdcon OF New Jersey and that they could charge
moreover in adjusting their charges under the advice
Of able counsel The Courts however have nov decii
the restrictions Of which extended their whole
line fron city to city, boats included.
Five Of the Judges OF the Court Of Errors the Chan
cellor, and Messrs Randolph, Speer Schenck and SIM
nickson) voted for affirming the decision Of the courts
below and shree Messrs Ogden McCarter and Porter)
Judge Randolph read long written opiaion in the
Affirmative, while the Chancellor Hssted) and Judge
speer gave oral opinions, taking somewhat different
view OF points. but concurrpg In his nsl conclu
sions. The Chancellor intmated, understand at least
doubt Of the right OF the compsnyto charge snythng
with the road.
Judge Ogden, who was for q reversal Of the decision
below, also read an opinion in which he concurred
with the majority Of the Court that the company had
given erroneous construct to their charter and
that the restriction their rates extended the
entire route from Phisdelphs and New York; but hs
argued that the facts proved did not bring the case
within the penal act under which ths suits insti
tued that the act did not reach the and voted
In favor OF q reversal, upon that ground
The principle is therefore, settled, that arid OF
charges for frea on he lar aiops aud nat
the company therefore liable to pay the penalty OF
500 for every offence. large number of
said to be la the hands Of lawyers in this aEd the ad
joining States all Of them waiting for this decsion and
when II IL remembered that tbs company have trans
ported immenss quantity OF at the rates
now declared to be excessive II will be that they
are exposed to very Large loss Of money,
ing that they acted under what supposed to bs
sound legal counsel In the matter understand that
1t was said time ago. by responsible officers Of the
eompspy, that they would refund tue in every
charge If their rates finally decided to be iileg
or excessive Cor. Nepark .7Srerfiser
The New York herald., 1850-01-27
housstsnie Raiirss
wrrLIy SUMMARY.
MARKETS ELSE WHERE,


BosreN, Jsnuary 2l-Erchdnge ROard-t an. Eorlier
rsuiese esi 70 DO fiehbarg Railroad l0s4 so do Nor
FOLK County hairosd 60 d. IS do City Bsak l0; 10 DO
shes and Lsathsr pealers Bank Il 10 do Cheshire Rail-
ro.d D. - ~ do do, b. 90 d., 6l 10 do. BOs;on aud
90 se. W 90 Boston aud Maine Railroad. los; Is Do.
storine cn Railroad co. W 90. Vermont
ksilread 21 do DO. 2h de- Eschanre Ilank I0 Y, e
Eastern Railroad TO , 90. Ola Colony karSkd. 65.
PrnsrntrnIs; January 26 Stock Board ss7 State
5a ~ 800 do, GAi 100 keadng Bonds O. bfi SliOl
Resdrg bonds te'.i 40 shs. tennsyivaais Hank, o.
w. DO do los Y DO. Girsrd Bank, ~ a., DO ~ DO
fpntylyania Banh l DO. philadelpha Bsnk 1870; G
90 P.nnsyl,ana khr.ad 3s 40 do, Reading Railroad.
? ld 100 do CO., 16 lO d., do o. 10; 50 DO do B.
10; 20 DO. Pennsylvanis Railroad, 3s5,.
jan z6-The following the sale, the shock board
YESTERDAY ;SV City Ga g. 1885 10 tharet Baltimore and
OLio Railroad, Gy.; 70 do. do.,s5.
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next; win exhibit brilliant display Of the benevolent
peo pie Of this CITY.

BRooKLYN INsrIrurE.-Christys celebrated band Of
minstrels will give another Of their amusing entertain
ments ct the Brooklyn Institute tomorrow evening
The citizens will thus have opportunity Of
very pleasant evening, ss the programme contains
fine selection Of their popular mslodss aud Max Zorer
will give his ininitabs limitations Of Jenny Lind aud
several other distinguished vosssts Those Iowa
dancing will also be very much delighted with Messrs
@. Cbristy and w. Sheppard, who decidedly two Of
the.bsst dancers In the Union.
AMERICAN MusEuN.-Ths entertainment for the next
week at this very popular establishment is very at
trsctive. Scarosy q week passes but the excellent
manager, Mr. Green wood, introduces for the smuse.
ment Of the vistere something OF novel and interest
ing character The Misses Albertins twin sisters,
years old appear In the farce Of Somebody
and the Marpett family very great fsvortes appear
in the psntemme Of the Mysterious knight" aud Pete
Morris will give his amusing comic songs and Yankee
stories The AlbertRes said to be very talented
children.
The New York herald., 1850-01-27

deserve allegiance, and must be osvrthrown. There
must he union with slave holders, regiously po
ticslly. IL seems to me impossible to utter palmer
proposition On the part the South the condition OF
union has been and is that Of the North shall give
absolute protection and encouragement TO the slave
syttem to this hour, that condition has been
Piled with refusal to comply with 1T dissolves the
Union inevitably and necessarily The time has
preach disunion the highest moral aud religious
grounds The constitution OF the United States Is .
covenant with death and agreement with hell" In
the name Of Ged Of Christ, Of humanity Of liberty 1t
must be denounced and repudiatsd BY all who
God, love Christ, regard humanity. and cherish H.
berty. IL remains to be how the people Of the
North will meet this issue As for she aporng Of the
South about separation In case the Wilmot proviso
is rsssed lin any case am ipclined to besvs) Il IL
empty the whstlipg wind full Of sound and fury,
sgnifyiDg nothing" The South knows that the dis
solution Of the Union will be the abolition Of slavery
and her threats only to intimidste Northern
ardice and servility. am for the abolition OF slavery
therefore for the dissolution Of the Union
Yours, uncompromisingly fer freedom,
WM.LLOYD GARRISON.
The New York herald., 1850-01-27

Governor ujhsz accompanied by Mr. L. II. Brsi-
each, arrived ia ihisdslphia yesterday on their way
TO New YORK rho others of tho Hungarian delegation
will follow shortly.
Hon. Seth Barten, late Charge d'Afares of the
United States o The Republic of Chill has arrived
Washington With his family, and taken lodgings at
Browns Hotel The Hon James Buchanan, OF Penn
lvsDis late Secretary cf State OF the United States
the Hon John Kennedy, late representa- In Con-
Risis from Maryland, aps the Hon. John Pendleton
late repres, nse from VrgDis have also been yisi.
ttfs in Washington for the past week
The New York herald., 1850-01-27
MEDICAL.

To DRuCclsTA-rOR sALE-TBR GOOD Will.
cfeek and Fixtures 81 rstsI Preserr-
neat, located Of the
henstlo psrts % tho city Of PhladeiphiA dotaE an
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fss The author Of Ia has invented nil fer rsts
which slvays destroys and What does
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