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NOW READY.

NOW READY.
q & B. WEsTERMANN BROS. go Broadway, have
VI. just published:
NEW AND COMPLETE DICTIONARY or THE
ENGLISH AND GERMAN LANGUAGES, with the pro-
nunciaion and accumulation according the method OF
Webster and Hcinsius containing concise Grammar OF
either language dialogues with reference TO grammatical
forms rules pronunciation, etc. etc. BY VIM ODELL
ELwELL. 2pars, eo PIP large l2mo bound In vol co'n
81 50. ,-n
Havng examined Dictionary of Mr. odsn
the merits OF ms
work Considering book certainly the most
pleie Dictionary OF the English aud German Language Very few
omitted and the definitions give the primer
pal specifications word and ineligible manner
The print though small clear aud distinct and the prs
seem to have great II 70 the merits be added
the Of price, be Acknowledged that BY publishing
great done those Who with limited
either tie Epga German language OF who
have 10 use them. CHAhLks BECh.
Cambridge, Jan y, 1850 Prot Harvard niVers'v'
From the "Teacher's Advocate"
THIS parts English German and German Eng l'h
It, chief excellence remarkable adoption 70 the wants OF the 90
student being deficient either the number OF
words the eearnes Of it, definitions, Il really such book
time knowledge Of through English fthe English
through the The mechanical execution OF the "ors
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sdous critic who does not sccOd both 10 TIE author and 70
the publishers very lberalshsre Of commeDdaiion-
New York, Jan. ., 1850.
have been exceedingly much pleased with VIM o. Lwes new
Dictionary Of kngsh and Language and for general
think especaly German English part which have Ell
comp every respect with correct
cheapnes therefore, most
daily this Dictionary 70 the public general aud
particular, tie American student ofthe German.
THEODOR e. GLAUBENSkLEE,
Professor Of German tie Free Academy and several other
nyl6 eod3tr Institutions Of the CITY II New YORK.
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oHRIsTY,S nIINSTRELs,

MECHANICS HALL
MO f72 BROADWAY, between Grand and Broorne ss
lN-OPEN EVERY NIGHT DURING THE WEEK
The original and wel-known
CHRISTY'S ETHIOPIAN OPERA TROUPE
The frat established and Oldest organized band In the
world comprising company Of twelve performers under
the direction OF e. p Chsty They viii have the honor
OF giving their original and nimitabe entertainments every
light until further notice.
Admission Is cents Doors open at Concert viii COM
mence nj O'Clock
An afternoon concert on Saturday. commencing at
O'Clock, Pm. myi3 ons
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SLAVE RESURRECTION IN VIRGINIA DEYEArID
The Richmond Times learns from private let
ter from Lewisburg, that diabolical plot was con.
cocted recently by number Of free negroes and
slaves against the lives Of the whites residing IN
Monroe County. Saturday night, the 9Th inst. had
been fixed upon as the time Tor commencing the
work of destruction but fortunately il was dis
covered in time to prevent it. On Sunday the 5tt
inst the citizens succeeded in arresting twelve or
fifteen Of the ringleaders.
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REMOVALS..
REMOVAL.
JAMES, BEEBE & co.

II.
JAMES, BEEBE & co.
VVAyE REMOVED TO 3li Broadway and corner Of
Resde and Center sis where be found all kinds OF
wsrn.water ard wann-ar heating and venlang sppara-
us for private dwellings churches ssmnares, hospitals
bsls prisons, Horticultural buildings, &c &c
Also BEBEES celebrated cooking ranges, cooking
utensils iappanned brass and siverpa,ed registers-s
new article superior anything Of the Kind 10 the market
my6 3mis
OFFICE OF TIE DIAPHRAGM FILTER
OIemoved 10 257 Broadway. -
mys rs WALTER NJ GIBSON.
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A CARD.
TRADE WITH MEXICO.


THE UNDERSIGNED, during visit to Mexico
since the war; having been enabled, through the edyan-
tages OF official position. to make himself acquainted
with the state Of the arts and manufactures Of its Citizens
and 10 become with their and wishes
these offers TO manufacturers OF the United
States generally special facilities for the Introduction OF
er machinery and fabrics into that county Having OBJ
aned commissions 10 purchase for established houses In
tire cities OF Vera Cruz Ohzaya Mexico and OuAnRuato,
be "A DESTROYS 10 receive proposals. accompanied by sPee
ard of prices for such Agriculural Imple
mems Pianos, Carriages Works 81 Art Hydraulic Appe-
rsus and every variety Of Machinery, upon which i'd
viii be made upon favorable terms than oy
general commission houses. WALTER NJ GIBSON
81 Bros dway, opposite City Hall
REFEREN rs:
g. B. Lamar n Y. Don Manuel EscandOn, Mexico
+ 7 Luqueor ~ y. Don jose lgnaciO Wv snco. OnZAya
WIN Kumbel " Y. Don Antonio Vvanco, Mexico.
j L IL Jones " Y Lionel Brough. ESQ. Gusna'aaio.
J. 81 LaIranAgs, n. Y Don Ramon Munoz MunOz, Vera
Thatcher Beal Boston Cruz myli lwts
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FIRE AT DETRoIT.-I. s. Lowry, j. & w.
Thompson, Carpenter Rice. ali dry goods dealers,
were burned out at Detroit on the 18th inst. az
were one or two doctors and tsilors in the same
block. The total insurance was about $4,000.
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OLYMPIC.
DyRRCR,S uINsTRELS.-Th

OLYMPIC.
nJRRCE,S nIINsTRELS.-rheo original Pompey,
il late OF Chhsty's Mnstrels.-Eyery Evening unul fur
ther Crowded nightly by the beauty and fashion Of
mis- city Beat Ethiopian band In the world consisting Of
fourteen performers under the direction OF T. H. Pierce
choice selection of Songs, Gees Choruses Medleys
Refans Burlesques &c &c peculiar to the illustration OF
Admisson Is cents private boxes 50; orchesa seats
saturday May H. Benefit OF Lieut. L. Horn alias Brother
Bones
Door open at 2-concert at 8 O'Clock. my8 II
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DRY GOODS.


NEW GOODS FROM AUCTION.
HITCHCOCK & LEADBEATER,
SAT Broadway, cor Leonardst
HAVE BEEN PURCHASING AT AUCTION aArge
l. lot Of
NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
including all kinds styles, qualities and prices OF
SILKS. sHAWLS AND MANTILLAsi
MUsLINS LINEN LUSTERS, CALICOEs,
GINGHAMs, GRENADINES, BAREGES, DE LANES,
LACE AND MUSLIN WINDOW DRAPERlEs,
MARsEILLEs QUILTS, BLANKETS,
Linen and Cotton Sheeiings and Shrngh Gloves Hosiery
Lace Capes Collars Hdk Of every kind, for both ladies'
and gentlemen and, IN short,
EVERY DESIRABLE ARTICLE
In the line of Dry Goods either for family or personal use
and of plain and low priced qualities as well as
THE RICH AND ELEGANT;
all Of which they guaranty sell prices far below the
usual rates.
~ MOURNING GOODS Il
OF every style in market well all kinds Of Hafhourn'
ing Goods carefully selected always on hand. myl6
N1ANTILLAs-REDUCT IN PRlC E.-The sub
lscbers will offer from this date the entire OF their STOCK
OF Manlss considerable reduction from former prices
Most OF the above been received by the late steam
ers or manufactured In accordance with the last sdvlces
and comprise stock for quantity taste and elegance that
cannot be equaled In the United States.
TOILE DE LILLE MANTILLAs, 81 So
myl5 4tis JAMES BECK l. CO. 355 Broadway
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SAILS, AWNINGS, TEN rs, &C.
CROssNIAN 81 PARIsEN's CALCikED So
- LUTON, preserve al kinds OF articles made 80 .a
hemp cloths thai exposed 10 the we-
er from midew or rot Al the Tine making them sn-
trey vGter proof Goods prepared with the Caened 80
luton not altered IN their appearance aud VII s
their gina color as long a. they lasL Tls subscribers
have used this solution for yearG awnings ana s
and have found IL 20 fail 10 any one Instance and GOV
cfer II The public the most reasonable terms AVE-
lngs sails ters and al kinds CT canvass sees msie "
order the shortest notice
PARIsES L CROssMAS cor. Pearls: and BroafTay.
n. y. Old awning, Eroi f2onei, preserved 49,,
n new. mTlou'
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SCHOOLS.
PROFESSOR Won HEERINGENS
MUSICAL CoNSE RVATORY,

PKUF ESSUN FUN hEENfNOENo
MUSICAL oNSERVATO
27 Broadway opposite City Harooms II and II Sd floor
FREE SCHOOL for instruction In Piano, Guitar,
n Harp, Violin and Vocal Music Instruction given in
the old or system OF notation or BOTH az the pleasure
OF The pupil Terms In cssses per month only for use
Of Instruments private lessons 25 quarter OF "A les
the Conservatory do. do $50 quarter at resi-
dences myl4 isn
AN EUROPEAN LADY wishes 10 obtain slsus-
~ ton in a family school to give Instruction In the
French German and Italian languages In music aud draw
ing The best references can be given Address D.
Tribune Office. mvIo IL
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SNOW CAsES-Ai EARL REEN IS, SO sr s2ii37
- r-Gr The BOWsgy, Gees q every detchfloa 49,
srd German Silver, HEhogGEy Rosewood. WA'nl -.
Bfsss Csses Also Silvef Plating dore IL al - -
Csses iaker In exchange tor spe- rsfs OF oar ~Ofs-
re.sI y = nAiony OF !eEcsess - ne u SAX H!.'
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TO LE'T AND FOR SALE.

~ UOUsE TO RENT AND FURNITURE FOR
III: sALE-A neat, pleasant two-sory house. In one OF
the cross SIS, between Leonard and Canal west side
ROADWAY The location IL good-the furniture genteel-
The inventory full say al Oo0 and the whole 10 good or
der. Possession immediately Address Traveller Post
Office N Y myl6 2ls~
O. WANTED TO RENT-A country residence fur
~ nished within an hours ride rom the city, either by
AEA steamboat or railroad Address Box 3lS3 Post
Office myl6 81
% HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-For ga Q,
plot Of ground, most ehgby situated, on the Seventh
and Eighth avenues commanding one Of the huest
views this Island For sale low exchange for Hud-
son River or Erie Railroad stock at par. For particulars
apply to KELLER 4 JENKINS,
myl6 1--we NassaustN
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a RARE SSO0.-Any person with
n rs amount can hear Of ehAree 10 r1Ake from so
70 s 30 peT 6rnur, Od established ard vel k1o~n
button sciory Any person with he ready cash 4ni
wishing 10 engage 10 the business viii - sssted Of the
Iroals BY ealing On B. HOWEs 81 Nssssn-sS myiS 81
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COMPREHENSIVE.

THE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing between
Il DANIEL A. LARKIN and THOMAS MULCAHG, a.
Pawubrokers doing business 6 Centerst In this City
has been dissolved since the first of May last by mutual
concentrated, May 10, 1850. DANIEL A LARKlN.
The business will be carried on by Mr. Larkn. myl6 IL
NEwYoRK. May Is, 1850.
THE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing I'M
i der the firm OF III FOSTER co. expired by llnia-
ton the LIST inst The business OF the firm will be settled
by II. FOSTER, 1l3 Wallet BENJAMIN 3. FOSTER,
myl6 IT, Il FOSTEh
NOTICB.-The firm OF CULVER 4 Co" 10 this day
Ndissoved by mutual consent Of oil The paraers. David
Culver and Uza Cory authorized TO close and settle
the business OF said firm and to sign the name OF the firm
In liquidation. DAVID CuhsEh-
New-York, May T. 1880 I3rl UZAL CORY.
(rOPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.--fhs subscribers
Nhaving purchased the interest Of ID. g. DODGE In the
firm OF CULVER Co. the hurnsce, range register and
business will be continued at store,
50 Cliff st. under the name Of Culver & Cory -
DAVID CULVER,
New.YorE, May l. 1850. fst.I UzAL CORY
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X c KEMP. Auchoneer -
1 AEGEsALE or HANDSOME FURNlIUkE,P ~.
IL EARTEG Chm 4 Z -Ill. MlRRl)W

X G KEMP. Auch0neer - -
4 AEGE SALE OF HANDSOME FUkNIIUh ~
lANO.FORTFs CARPETS China &c.-TO-MORROW
HridAy) at 10 O'Clock. at $50 Broadway, rear hessrs
Becss dy goods store by catalogue w rosewood paro,
fumiure IN suite IN cnnson SILK plush. suite Of rosewood
chamber fuure suite elegant enanei'ed Anf PAM
ed bedroom furniture. handsome rosewood plan 'ore,
richly Decorated Ctna diun-r set do do tea set mir
Brussels kdrrminister Venetian stair and ha car
Te,s sofa hedsiescs ul French chairs maple cans seat
etsirs, mahogany sld oher dining tables rossToot
SGD uGto any marble iop crnter, SIDE ar1 hncy tables
work tables hsssnds China glass and crockory ware sa
t0y1 silver plated cut hced cssiOrf, w'nlpW snRfe &C
&c Catalogues the morning Of sale. Piano ories NJ
IL o'clock, az above; also handsome TOsew Ood aad j
octave pano-fores OF superior and ish, which are
well worthy Of the attention Of purchasers myl6 IT.
WIN w SHIRLEY Aucuoneer.
DEAEER,s STOCK OF CROCKERY, GLASS Sc
D-FRDAY, May IL, al 10 O'Clock. al the store, 10 Pearl
Catalogue sale byorder OF Assignee consisting OF crock
cry cut plain and pressed glass Britannia csstors gilt solar
and other lamps lamp wick druggist glassware &c Sale
Pertmptoy Terms 81 sale. Al IL O'Clock, six gold and
three silver watches, chains ke. mylb 2nss
J.w. BROWN. Aucioneer
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND HOUSE
May IL, at lo1 O'clock at "a Brosdway-J w. BROWN,
win sell ut auction, above, large assortment OF hand
mAhog any, alnut and other household furniture
Aso sues Of assorted chamber furniture. Also exten
sive variety Of useful and ornamental house furnishing
goods. myis IL
W. A CARTER Aucroneer. 7 New-si.
UCTION NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. THURS
st (near Wsst) being ARTICLES not called for q house
ssles sold account OF former purchasers VIZ yards
tapestry carpet dc lame covered lounge and chair made
to order sofa enamelled dressing bureau ana
bedsead marble top table, cornices, mattresses pots toilet
set foottub, sop jar, and variety OF other articles III
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By YHB MIDNIGHT SOUTHERN Vla
Philadelphia Murder Case-sv,e,s.-n--=
tuG-Markets. 1--WE
Corespondencs OF The Tribuna

fhiiadeiphia Murder Case-sv,c,x.-r-
inG-Markets. 1--WE
Corespondenes Of The Tribune
fHiLsDsLrmA, Wednesdsv 49,.
ls'aied IN my letter Of yesterday that ths IL
ana yoasess siSsnish had bees coz .m;s,.x - -.
murder o. the you:h HighIsnJ. rhis .,,r,,,- -
Coroner directed the discharss OF sfxsmitS n.
ard is Is presumed that the odd s.xsn,ss xs,s -
acquitted also This is an unfortunate utf.ir. a, ~.
murdered bog is rather favorably spoken M ~,
being caught in bad company he paid the pen,5.,y
with his life. The ringleader OF the Gang JeS
Bennett, has been arrested and held 70 bail A. !.
rioter.
Eliza Montz committed suicide at q houss Ia
Washington avenue Northern Liberties, last eve
ming by taking poison.
Cook Cismpit, pilot, OF this city, was drowned
from the Swedish bark Nebreka, when opposite
Chester on the 7th inst. His body was recovered
this morning.
The unfavorsbe weather to-day has generally suspend
cutofdocr operHiors ard business Il very quiet Tns
Is FAIR demand for QUEXCTTSos BARR and 30 hide Nc
sod 81 30 b nm. The COrroS msrketis quiet aod PRO
tie FtoUR market Tor vsrs asyS past sin con ina
Some hoters demand l9i y Dbl for standard shippt
orstos, While oihefs would accept SS he demand hov
ever Is limited and no aosecii1ns hsve been rePorso
For cy TIE sales limited within the Of IS ~
got rcoumon Sro extrabrsnds. Rvs FLOUR Is steady
under notice Prices Of wHgAr arc steady. Sales Of
good prime Red al ll2l ais. add W he at slls9ll9 "
CoRs continues very .carcs sales OF 1900 bushels Ysie
at 81 Gems osIsEi quote PepSsyysnis ., 20 and Sou
SAILS or srocxs-FIst BearS-$ 5000 Allegheny Css
81; edo Wminston RI Sc, 81 900 City &c. 1854 49,
DO, 1854; 5000 Sch Nav g. s. 5l} 60 do Interest -
s!Is AZ sS g Ls :; 3 g &
So $50, ts54s STATE S. IS s5Oo do 9si; $50 Reading re-
"a s5cSO Reading RR Bonds c. ssIi 100 wilmiaStss
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CAST-OFF CLOTHING, JEwELRy. FIRE.
YARNS. &C -GenIemen or families having sunarai,S.
effects such ladies' or gentlemens wearing .pn.l 60
tumes 1r they may wisn ~ convert ino e.sh ali "a !,
much 10 heir advantage 10 send for the subscSsr h
viii sle I'd them their reel enoe ay.appointneot Wv
III LENETT ? Wa-si corr ct OF Broas,y.v
call or line through the POst-CiIce, viii meet win
TfOupl Attention myl6 IL
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ADJUSTMENTS.

=.
BKie be- AZ THEATERrg9PSs.s open v ~, car;
DO pis@ried The admired play Of the
NJ BELLIES srRATAGEh
I IiaSy Mr. Whiting Dorieoun Mr. o. Barrett
Amer which he new Ballet Of
To Core ude withs
ru.., ., GRAND DIyERTIssEh ,u.,.. r,
eenn lsniy and Third Circles p eis Gallery "a ee1s
IHkATER-AsroR-PLAC OPERA HOUSE
ccfHIs EVENING Mgis win tsPT6rned shitspe-c''
AS YOU LIKE IT.
I Iin,d' uke'...Mr Mason Tombstone Paeds
enver Adams Adam. ssss
FORTY AND FIFTY.
hr LiDywhie....Mr Base Mr. Lilywhite Mrs.. Dyoa
saTboIea snd Parquet 50 CO. AmPhiheae' Is etsi
Erseiyee iess in Balcony, &c ID eu Box once open
ron 10 A. h to4P.M.
X IhION's THKATER.-Doon opan at u 10
fICeonnenee a. 7i-THIS EVENING" May IS, VIII be
played The fsvoriie Drama in scis, Of
DOMBEY AND SON
SsPt cCgite....R Burton Mrs skewor. Mrs Hlghes
To conclude win Dr.. Tine '' new ssisis, called
MYSTERIOUS KNOCKINGS'
a. hsr hudg johnson 2. Blarneyuu.... HolTar
hsfiy hoaNley.... Jordan DR. Dabbe l. Dee. Anfrews
PmcrB5S.;': Die.. Gre; and fa,cic ,'s S. s
y cce or Second Tier % es' Private Boxes - and -
NIDLO'S.-OPEN FOR TIE SUMNER SEASON
4NIHls EVENING, May l6, the Garden will open wtdh
sn Overture by the Orchestra
AMER which will be presented the Comedy Of
THE POOR GENTLEMEN
Sir Robert BIambe .........'........Mr Chppeudale
sir Charles Cropland REYNOLDS
Lieutenant Worthington
Frederick Brsmbe brougnam
Doctor oNapod
Humphrey Dooons .S,non
Emey WorhmgtoE Nicknson
Hon Mas Lucretia McTab Mrs. Vernon
Between The Sd and ilh acts -
GRAND PAS DE DEUX,
BY Miles. Celeste and Csriine.
Afer which lnermssion OF half an hour when the ban
Room will be thrown open as Promenade Musicale,
where ladies' and families may obtain refeshmens OF every
Admission ali parts Of the house 80 CENTS Doors open
at 7 ocoek to commence sts
THE HUTCHINSON FAMILY IN CHELSEA.
THE HUTCHINSON FAMILY will gives Con
cert the EighIeentbsL Methodist Epscopsl Churen
(Eighieenth-st near Eighlhav.) on FRIDAY EVENING,
corner Seyenieenthst and Eighth sv; w. Phillips lsl
Sixteenthst; B. C. Wande, 81 Nnthav and at the door
on the evening OF The concert mylo 1us
TJ'HE GOOD TIME Is COMING!-The HUT
i CRIMSON FAMILY will sing al the Broaiway Taoer-
nacle on THURSDAY EVENING" the 18th OF May, on me
occasion Of the complimentary benefit to f.W KELLO0d
Esq Briefaddreses viii be delivered by Horace 9rsesy
Kellogg. The Hutchinson Family will sing number OF
their most popular sorgs including The Good Time Com
ingr "The May Queen by Abby "The California God
Dggers" "Unce Sans Farm and several others TICK
Organ any OF the Committee and at the door, Doors
w H DlKEMAN, VS. DILLINGHAM;
w OLIVER l. j. OLIVER,
X. C. BULL,
myI4Sus Committee OF Arrangements.
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WHITE GRAPE SHAwLS.

NHE subscriber would inform Ladies' that the above beau
tf article be cleaned style ofsurpassing beauty
end TO be exceed by none, dyed VI the most dell
cate shades the shortest notice and the lowest terms
Fancy articles Of every description cleaned by T. Smith
and 70l Alenst. mylo 5t'
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THE MYSTERIES
THE EOPL E.

= L II
EUGENE SUE.
TN THE course Of this great romance, Sue, while ne
adds much the interest Of the po) exposes ms causes
which drive many
THOUSANDS OF THE MEN OF PARIS
ROBBERY, GAMBLING AND THE GALLEYS
-
WOMEN TO PROSTITUTION AND THE MOR6U T.
While II 10 FREQ from any Offensive Thoughts or language
unveils the terrible social evils that arr gengrenng us
very heart Of French Society Never has genius conceived
described sung characters tnan those which
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roc lover in the bsucsdetsre al faithful tyres OF various
classes in The metropolis Of France.
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Incompatible book that ell the vigilance Of the French
spies end police has been unable 10 prevent the ccnaon
OF millions OF copies In every department Of France.
This elegantly translated edition Is ready and for sale al
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