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The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-04-25

Tickets $lO-Halves $5-Quarters So 30.
Certificates of pac kages of 26 Whole tickets 100 90
Do do of 26 Half do 66 90
Do do of f26 Quarter do 80 80
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AUCTION SALES.


CARD.-NEw AUCTION EsTABLiSHMENT--
Y BALDWIN GARDINER, (laie Of GARDENERS Furnish
ing Warren use having been appointed an Anctonsef ns
the Spacious room on the second fOor Of tho large
bu ding No JS3 Broadway corner OF Anih0nyst, aely
occupied a museum. for his rHes-room.
q GARDENERS long and thorough acquaintance with
every descr puon Of goods embraced In the numerous
branches OF bis late extensive decorative furnishing ware
house induces him offer his servrfs TO his friends and
the public particularly in ne disposalof goods b.
auction, comprised IN the above lines such As silver and
plssd cutlery apsnery, ard Other Sheffield snd BIZ
srtngham manufactures Also China and glsss@Hre, mir
ror carpeng, upholstery ch cabinet furniture 6ronzss
paintings pianos sa,uary and al oiher kinds of Engisn
French German, Italian and Chinese fancy articles In
Guiding watches and jewelry
Me GARDINER will siiend personally and suPerintend
ha Oper araDgng and cslog Of furniture Tor sale
n. auction al genes private residences or will receive II
for sale at bis Long Room and feels confident that he can
give entire satisfaction TO owners.
Stocks in trade, and nsnufscurers stocks 10 be sold Al
auction will so recei,e his particular attention. he re-
specially solcir from his fiends snd the public, trial
Accounts OF with the proceeds, Will be rendered
forthwith, strictly, In all cases NV ths
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BY THE MIDNIGHT SOUTHERN MIL
Things in philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, Pddsy, May 10.

PHILADELPHIA, Phdsy, May TO-
During the week ending May Q. there were
3576i tuns Of Coal brought to this City by Ran
road and Canal from the Coal-region.
L. C. Gabert. Grocery Store at the corner oil
Eighth aud Archstreets was destroyed by hre
this morning The loss which IS considerable, Is
covered by insurance
The FLOUR msrket continues inscuye, and no tsrssc-
lions for shipment have ben msds For city consumption
limited 255 say for common and select bisnos
aud 50d5 62t for There 10 nothing doing IN RYE
FLOUR and CoRs MEAL. There 10 but limited supply OF
WHEAT Offering and prices sre seady 81 l39l lot per
bush for good red ard 10 for white The last sale OF
RYE was AZ 81 Gus per bush CosS-Bot little arriving -
Further sales Of yellow OF 90 OATS car.
20 OF 90 bush southern sold private terms and come
prime Pennsyvan,s At 20 cts WHISKY 10 steady at - cts
for bids. and 81 cts In bbls. ..
SALES oy SrocKs-FDst Beayd-l Minehll RR- So 70
Girsrd Bank lt $6i State 5s g e. 500 Ches and Del
Canal 6s 81 y Penns Bark let; IS F.rmers' snd bic,
chauics Bank 66l 50 Morris Cans, Isl $1,000 Cncinnsn
WV 6s 49, % 30 Union chi, ISL 5000 Allegheny Cry
g. s5t; 25 Miners Bank Rostsyle, 40; $3.50 Ifhisn
Mort S. 9St 81 0o Stale S. mli; 20 hsnaf and hechs
Bk &i 5000 Texas Rss'd Notes without Iecoursel Ht
s. OOO do 2i; $4,000 Camden ana Amboy RI per cents
sSi; 80 Reading RR, zf -
Second Board 100 north American Goa. " $1,000
Tennessee S. S5 10 Unon Bank, Tenn, 60. . Msnu-
facurers and Mech b. s6 Sch Nav, & 81 Pennsylvania
RR, 40i $500 6s 81, iisi; 1909 Rssdng Mort
o., 7si a Harrisburg R. ~; 5000 STATE S. St loo
County S. 90 new S7i sS53 Texas Register Notes so
so Sch Nav, Ga 'o SO 81 600 Reading r, g., 70
$500 Civ 6s 10 lOci 7lO0 County 81, 81
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BOOK TRADE.
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CRUISING IN THE LAST WAR.
AUTHOR OF 1.-THE REFER on 10 ETC ETC
A Naval Story Of the War Of 1872.

A Naval Story OF inc var VI Tvs
AN the first Of June next T r. PETEhsOS, "
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SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
Washington, Thursday May 9, ls5o.-No. 80. r.
Farmers heirs, plaintiffs in error, vs Mobile City
ct. al-The argument OF this cause was concluded
by Mr. Coke for the plaintiffs in error .. No 90.
Il. Farmers heirs plaintiffs in error rs. NJ. d. Es-
lava ct al.-The argument OF this cause was com.
meuced by Mr. Phillips for the plaintiffs in error,
and continued by Mr.. ]. A. Campbell for the defen.
dants in error. Adjourned until tomorrow at IL
a'clnck
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FROM WASHINGTON.
The Omnibus Bill-Nfr. CIay's Besrins-CeI.
BeDton-W. Ii. kinney-M. Bedisco-Prof.
stuart-nr. Grinncll and Reciprocity.

The omnibus Bm-Mr. CIny's Bearing-Col.
Benton-W. Ii. kinney-M. Bedisco-Prof.
stuart-Dlr. Grinnell and Reciprocity.
Correspondence OF Tho Tribune
WAsMNeToN, Thursdsy, Maya
Little has been talked Of or thought of since yes.
terday but the untimey and unex peoted defeat Of
the Omnibus bill twas pierced with q thousand
shafts on its entrance into the Senate The sur.
charged Southern clouds burst upon ito devoted
head and struck it dead with their lightning, while
it was in its swadling clothes. Never was such
worthless and fatal attack made upon any little
monster before. In Undertaking to run the eaunt.
let OF its destiny it did not make the first STEP The
cruel spears trans6xed it at the start 1t has per.
ished in its infancy; it has been stranged before it
was fairly out of the nurses arms. 1t has been
mutilated, cut up, totally destroyed. So complete
is the destruction, that the wags say if charged
taking its life were brought against the guilty par.
ties in the Senate that it would be impossible 10
prove the corpus del,eiti That its remains could
not be identified.
felt for Mr.. CLAY. He appeared like man
upon some high and lone eminence resisting the
storms Of Fate that beat aercely about bis head
Amid the assaults that came pouring thick and re-
sistess from all quarters upon his banting, his
presence and his voice rose towering and fearful.
He hurled back the shafts of his adversaries.-
Fearless and intrepid, he dared them to an edua
combat. He frowned defiance, and bis tones rolled
in thuudeu over all their heads Rolla-like, he
seemed to seize his offspring and holding it with
his good right arm high above his be id, and TO say
Who seeks this ehid's life, dies upon the spo,v
Ia the midst of the grand melee, which had been
confined 10 those who had voted for the creation
the Compromise Committee, for the purpose. a.
was alleged at the time, of "harmonizing' the
Earring elements in this contest Mr. BEsroy.
who sat in bis seat seeming to enjoy the uproar.
turned his head to friend in the neighborhood and
pro'anely exclaimed, This is h of a sharmo.
n.y." 1t is also stated that he said the ecair.isse
ment had saved him two days speaking. Cousid-
eriDg how much was claimed for thi, Committee
how confidently it has been asserted that its labors
would accomplish the miracle OF pleasing every.
oody, how It's recommendations would prove 10 be
a law to Congress, how its measures would no
through the Senate, two to one how all who re-
sisted these measures and recommend atoms would
be overwhelmed by public opinion and secuted from
public HE a. fanatics and traItors--in view of ali
tins, and OF the prompt and fatal discomfture that
has met its pretensions aud it's abors at the outaet
We can only ik the whole proc edr 70 TO a esms
OF brsg, In which the player has impudently. loud
~ and desperately staked everything upon Z bro.
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NETWORK sUfRENE cOJRT.-Justas L. Fare and Beha
~ Babbf stephen Cark Nton w Fss AMI Afrei
wrghtsber1 saeby Of attachment and under and
by order Of made herein b. The Hon Hemp I'd
yards oil .Ipose or sale public auction The 7th day Of May
sS AZ 10 os. AN al No Is ve-ey street. the City Of se~
fot barrels mstefs II DO bacoa bones. tiamiug DO
beef hams DO ro hans DO pork. Do neck trimmings.
% slOgr rb. 90 cheese 4f hams col shoulders pres
snah k-g- ginger bosss cheese do spices do
dAheshoa DO DO enEamon-sev fort Nay ID, Isho
THOMAS cARsLEY. shenG-
H Grass Deputy sbsr6 nyii
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n FARM FOR sALE.-situarrd at Hanover Mech,

% FARM FOR sALE.-situated at Hanover Neck,
~ Morris Co J. the public road leading from Nor
rstowu to Paterson, miles from the former and Ia
from the latter IA miles ON Newark, Is from New-Y ork
s,d from the Railroad Depot Madison, containing 40
scrr. 80 OF hch IL first and for sge and the bssnce
GOOD for pasture mesdow One ounce trees the
produce Of which pays th- interest Of GEO. one year with
another apple tees choice varieties and good
proportion Of other fruit trees such pear, peach Plum
cherry &c large and beautifully situated story dwell
ing house IS feet front ana S. feet deep ese barn cow
house WA house. work shop, &c &c all Ia good c0nd
ton An unaihng well Of excellent water convenient %
the hoos-. Prc- - 600. for PARTICULAR Inquire Of T.
TOMPkINS, &c HicksfL Brooklyn, OF OLE PEARCE on
the premises. myll ST.
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Central America-yir. squler.

A correspondent Of the Washington Republic
writing from Leon de Nicaragua, April 9, says:
learn that Mr.. Squier, the American Charge
d Aifaires, who left here for the Gulf of Fonsecs,
Honduras, and San Salvador, on the 10Th ult. has
been received with all the honors" by the British
Admiral, and that the utmost cordialty exists be-
tween all parties; although, no doubt neither one
will allow himself to be caught mapping, or very
much Oft bis guard.
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CHRISTY,s MINISTRIES,

MECHANIC5 HALL,
NO ~ BROADWAY, between Grand and Broome ats.
MONDAY, May 6, and every night until further
notice The original and weilknown
CHRISTYS ETHIOPIAN OPERA TROUPE. q.
The first established aud Oldest organized band In the
world, comprising company OF twelve performers, under
The direction OF Il. p Christy Th-y will have the honor
OF giving their original anc nim table entertainments every
night until further notice.
Admission 25 cenu Doors open ct :, Concert will com
mence AT O'Clock
An afternoon concert on Saturday. commencing at
O'Clock PM my6 6us'
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BRUCE A. Chiffon, Aucdoneer.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, AT AUG

ttvCnT III rfT vi = - n a. -
DAY, May H. 1885, 10 O'Clock, at the sales room Wall
corner OF New. general assortment Of furniture,
sing In part Of Brussels and other carpets oil CLOTH
hogany sofas, dvsns chairs otomans center, card and
dining tables pier glasses bureaus bedseads waihs ands
paintings mane ornaments, feather beds palssses bed
ding mattresses, china and glass ware, &c &c together
with the usual variety o. kitchen furniture Terms cash In
bsnkable money. 1876 milo 2is
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A. NJ. MERWIN AucuOaeer.
by BANGS, PLATT 81 co.
ID WEDNESDAY EVENING, 18th Msy
HENRY II LEEDS, Auctioneer.
ARGE SALE OF DIAMONDS. PR

HENRY II LEEDS, Auctoneer
/ ARGE SALE or DIAMONDS, PRECIOUS
IL STONES, &c beautifully eel in fine Gold HENRY
II. LEEDS CO will sell al auction on MONDAY. May
Is, AL O'Clock the gallery Of store Waist
gDhcent assortment Of diamonds and precious stones
beautifully set 10 fine gold sting OF brooches.
urss &c worth from $500 81 0o0 each 20 finger
rings and hfeastpns of great value necklaces and other
ornaments, hns gold and enameed Lspiue and lever
wsches, gold pencil cases chains gold and fob
chsins boque hoders card solid silver SETS
csstors, &c. The wole TO be sold without
myll u 1851
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DIR. CHILToN's NEW MAGNETIC

ELECTRIC MACHINES for medical application
~ These Instruments POSSESS great superiority over al
others for medical the shocks being obtained entirely
from permanent magnets and The mechanism arrange
the current of induced electricity pass al
ways In one direction They require galysnc battery
put them In action and consequently there 10 need OF
acids other liquids Objectionable in the other kinds
now In use and they always ready for immediate ap-
pcatiop, and rowise liable to get OF order All
that is necessary 10 put The Instrument in action simply
TO lufn small handle which could be done by child
They are Put up Ia very portable form being secured
In small csses from which they do not require be
moved
For sale al Gibbons Chemical wsrerooms IS C6.mbers
shy. mysI~
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FROM HAVANA.
The Cholera-Spanish Crops
and Markets.

The Cholera-Spanish War.Steaner-Crops
and Markets.
Havana Correspondence Of The Tribune
HAVANA, Sunday, April %.
Mesvs. Greeiey y MeElyah:
From the regular dry weather which has recent.
y prevailed, the cases Of disease have much di-
mnished and until the rainy season sets in it will
probably continue of milder form The man who
always had Z" a few more left of ornamental type
settings and ink for the better security of indvidu
al wardrobes, has taken the last tint Of mortality
and disappeared from his stand at the American
Coffee House, in front of the plaza de Armas,"
as report has it, but he has more probably gone to
seek new field of labor Any one now not seen
in his accustomed place is reported victom very
much to indlviua annoyance where there happens
to be an error Of cause. Tae Cadiz Packet Courier
No. 3, arrived on the 25th, bringing but seventy
one of the expected recruits, and yesterday the
world was on tiptoe expectation, the Moro
signals proclaimed Spanish man.of.war steamer
in sight The Royal barge was furnished of ac-
cumuated dust decked with august trappings and
State banner staii-the whsrves were lined with
faithful creatures Official coats with clean lace
were glanclng among the crowd and the visit boats
were oil in the van OF the gathering regatta, but
the Blanco de Garrai" brought no Condo Mirasol.
Transactions in Sugars have not been extensive,
anu nolders nave incl ed 10 aDatenlent, Whle Mo-
lasses retains last prices II rails for 81 gals
There are many things not IN allegiance held, to
make the season dull, and to abreviate it's length
The supposed exhibition of Cholera is not the least,
while the r'sta holds speculative operations in
check The effects Of the rains early in the rolling
season, has had the effect predicted, but which
did not believe at the tme and the crop will prove
but an average one There are to day but sixteen
sugar vessels In port not engaged, and the whole
season. by the iniudicious yielding of agents and
masters OF vessels, has been in the power of those
holding large European orders; they have con.
trolled the freights against fair paying demand
having themselves the power to stlfe it. Without
unanimty of action on the part Of those interested
nor an port, this state Of things will continue, and
our carriers will labor for nothing see no induce
ment for large vessels three or four weeks may
cause the want to be tehwhen better offers may
possibly obtain. AS ever, yours. eU.o.
The FREsHET-The River CONTINUES high and
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A POLIO ROOMS.-VOCAL AND INSTR MEN
"A tai CONCERT, 10 he given by JAS. " PERKINS
on MONDAY, MAY lS ~ the Apollo Rooms. Broadway,
which occasion the o~ing srusies have kindly voun
teered their valuable services: Mss JULIA NORTHALL
signor RAPETrI Mr.. SCHARFENBERG, Mr.. TIMn
and q1arteue accompaniment. For Programme see
small bills
Tickets so cts, to be had at all the principal Hotel. and
Music Stores and The door the evening Of the Con-
Doors open O'clock 10 commence al precisely
nvlO
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Liam d ROsE-Wholessl. dealers In BUTTER
hASD PROVISIONS 226 WashngtonsL second door
above Barclay-st New York Constantly hand fresh
dairy butter, cheese lard mes pork and beef smoked
oil, CIDER vinegar, starch psper, kc. ke. myll IL
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PUBLISHED THIS DAY,
THE YOUNG pRiMA DONNA,
A Romance Of the Opera
nrary

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Of the tale nvcion the business Of its
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man and French Languages Graduate Of the Uni
versy Of Berlin, Prussia, BY his method Of nsucne
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BUTLER AgcIioL eer.
DUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS SALE.-On
TUESDAY May l4'h al 10 O'Clock. at store room I'D
hoorJ No II Spruce the effects OF Bridget Doan
Mrs - Boyle Amelia Keeling, James Rdgway and
other ntesetes consisting OF household furniture uiahog
any bureaus do chairs sofas book cases books and PAM
phles bedsissds, shower bath, looking asses hair
tresses beds and bedding trunks chests clothing, &c
Also one iron safe. BY order OF
m, II Sis JAMES & THAYER, Pub. Adm Nassau-st
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