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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-25
Markets.. NEw.oslrANs. Juns q.

The sales Of COTToN for the last three days re 'ch
ct0 bales. AID for the week 00O P1ces hm The
az letefe have been contain
rroer, FI,rE IL SUI dOwn ONO Flour Is sr'i1s
So o-dsy The Of CoTTON to-day 500 bales, at
Dealers not anXiOus 10 Opsra uat le
Cmbrihs hdvc,s are received whrhare eagerly lOOkei
r particularly holders OF Cuba SUGAR. Prices Of PoRE
IRE ft,heT AID Mess 10 selling freely at Ii 75dS2 Mo-
LAssEs are good and and hgner prices asked
Puue Ia selling al 81 03ic
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-25
Passengers Arrived.

In stea1,Ais OHIO ro= chasres HIvrva asd Nsl'-
oie0Hs-nssss Hoyt A King.oerry. w Flint Per.
Mf Campbell and iadv, r o Conner Wilmer Bray
teu, Jr, Reid h McCum ier. Il Clark W Brow.
Peuea, Far, Kicker D Blrris Ma King.blry w
II Nyse. W fsbeus W Allen. A Wide usr. T. Oliver,
X Nnslog, w Barnes W 7 Prau, Jefrey Bart.
leu Start " Carey A W Foot J winc1ssier J I'm
Reid, w BlEnek. P S Sheruan 5 saher T Barllsn n
Corner F,om RardAa-SanuGgo MeNab Efwd GRAY,
w Psse, c ds Rave ani s~rvL SonnstL A Dsrtrinka
! Dssz Ms BENDS FyoS NelO- Orle1ns-IudgeS /,
Mira Armstrong. Mrs E.krdge, Mrs. acCormi-r Jadgs
feIkins W Lee Van CoTu, q Wsd. B al. -
klddeil, T Guiln Elliot Fischer judge Aoorso.
r'sly and family kosch anily snd servants ] P IN
b,uBe ard smily, Nss II ckok AID dsl.hier NJ g.u
Mas Sc MIS- Churehmsn ia'snu and sew Islis
Mich John VI Lee, Ch,s Tobias Mater Nae. M,.ter
Weile, JBo Thomss D II Johnson c b Ksgnss o.vi5
Rosidl arc family. Mr.. ASHER and soa Mr. accornict
Mrs guel family zss -eaiih ard Y..ufv ~. ~,
ton ehhd Eno s-rvL Mace and ladies' y Mono, w
w Leshired. Chss Caste W T Hon " G Han ~ "a
hestsl,tne 25.s 1 si~sfAse.
In shiT AoiHs J'oE Lfrespes-Rsv Patrick Terry Nor
rs . Doa9el IN Terry Jsss Terry, Mns Jslia Lyssbt
d. Bell slpssurseon
N brtg Ef' from Sqsp4 le tSroad-x..sx. lana.
snd Asnssn Sle~AL ave
IN Sfsanr, Covoi,Es a. Saa Fr4sleiseo NM . e,.-
Sss~p Cooley and sssvsut Hi6.dale NJ Nj,
hs. Carnos. VERDE hGugd. j SAP n D, a.
AdsHs Capt Pierce. Ogden Hoffman h ? 10 so
kr'r,on Dyer, hr ~iiEss B asus Houa-on
kisley, ] . Csey r. Brhkl-y, M7sal Cr.Ef,S'
c Ns1sehie. kley L v Ksa, IT, Noe u n -
lor, issses. Dsf.rest " Gooi ear So,
Hutton, Jobsoo, p Felser. II fiahe "a 3 RoSa,.
hsy, J mul-san, Il FsnCs-spsigb. 4 49, y ID
iop. Gochey. Hancock, AiDlo Hafe.on s % VIC
9 y ll,sIp Alder! Asas.on $ d sO-nc-r 2 Y.,ts'
Goodrlch } Bs'hef, NurpAy Meca,eSe1ae ga, :,
Jsmss and, wdsoa HsEier 3 NSr-t. 81 ra'
5 k lsts 7 pimuceS 81 lgrIs d vi q aa, ,na'
" Abbou SiusoE w H5i s ID s,.S. p ssi ~
0p D ch'pis. J FsoRsisa. = Paressr, Il BrsxsPP..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-25
Passengers sailed.

In steamer htknas FROM San Francisco Nay for Pa
n0md-N lsoD Fhnt Perkins W 81 Bennett and adv
W r Smith, N w Bingham, Hart. Mira Mary Mclean
Josse Nsndo NE and lady, Mr. ana Mrs Campbell. C P
Pymp.ou, VIM II Setler Abraham Kinsing, N Il WISE
Mr. Ely, Mrs Brown, r Allen Forsyth J Rics L.
Msx~ ell Worchester, Thos Stoker, Brcqge fred
q ford, w CoRswa ALL ChAs ptone Joshua Morgan A
Conner, Allan STANCE, John Oliver, = Wilmer, Allan
PiicheL W Gregory. Newton Pierce, Francis Kuapp
R smer, r R Ia lor F Mnk, } B Brooks Wilson Re-
mad w Blank Rodgers Rodgers. s 8 sw.ssy
Rooii; james Price, g.nuien. John JAYNE, MDsser
CUrus. NJ Espy Seml w Cary, Sam Rgckod Peter Aus
dock. David BfiiloD, John n Eaton Joha Eaton w n
Psrker, II llius Dauiel Spsdng II Boemlsr Wins.
low Bsrus Thomas Rodgers VIM Hoikius Stephen
b Jus Rails PhiO Chamberlain George g Johnson,
Chester Clsrk, John MornL J M,rse, Ramhea Il God.
osro John Green WIN Rooster Lsvaadius Ino Scott;
Ssml Shsrks, Viucea, Stuart John Hoops A w s4ckeu
Bhtm nham Hardsy Christian Rasler Il 3 .nk.
e,hif W Ard w Spssr Richd Psniu gall IA nl Fair,
PAsco Jss ThJgp, Thomas W n Al ey ] w c Jzn-
Tiers Thos Pzk Go q Gdns, Paker Geo J Nsw.
bury W Hooks, H"aTy Cast. w Tay'Or W Byrne Root
Clark. Knapp JOHN Johnson. Tnos Rlbinson. "
Wood, SAM Wilcox Jss Wuansun SAM 8urIlsy,
SPEED, stephen Sanders Jas Il Place. stsphsn Cutler
s V McMssier } Wells, Thos 4 Sims, Tdyen, n @
Green. Jos DSDbO Jas spark Dorsey. Nicolas Coll
lout Louis Robl uroy, Gefrey. Marcia C.app Ia
COCO hozueIa, w Moore, Z Cody, D RICHARDSON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-25

Usgsi stesm,hip Ohio, Lieu, VIndley schenck, UsN
Chsgres mdie and t'sengefs, TO VI Roberts
Ship EOlUs (BrlDdscol, Liverpool, 9Th NAY, RR iron
snf salt - DeWolfe Sid Ia CO with BIZ bark Pdnee,s
Bar, Kreniio, (newl Boston d.. in ballast
BARK Ida, Monica Malaga - ds, uis asd passengers
10 master
Pass brsiisr May 18th, fruit TO Jas Robinson.
Bark Idea Sw) Monies Malaga IS days, frl and lead
10 order
Brig Martha Sanger, Baker, New.Hsven, ~ hours, ia
ballast
Bhs Hans lPru. Jeburg Rio ds JAneloo Al days hides
and coffee 10 L Pbieps Brothers Co.
RTR VIM Jones Tyler Apslschcoa Is days, cotton ID
Bic Bitch Oak CB) Grey Bordeaux, Sc do, wine aud
brandy. to ID StsmsBt
Brig Eurau Leland saguals Grande, u de, sugar and
mo'ssses, to MERIT ( Sons
Brig Rainbow lBp Crane Pictou, rs II de- coal to the
master
Sch Jealous (Or BsHmore) Center Porsu Prince, lad.
loewood, TO C & n Messenger
Sch Gen Boyd Gpahics, (of Boston, ssgus Ia Granie
II de- sugar and hossses 10 Moses Taylor Sailed in
with brig Algonquin Smith (of Redmond Me- for Pfoyi.
Sch Vale Delano (of spplcan) Ap.scYc9 IA days,
Sch W EIaddee, Derriek.on, Frederiess6urg day',
Sch vsndslis Suoui Mllbddge Is de, lumber Smith
Sch Leopard, Wilcox Lubec dsys 18th aad plaster to
Sch Geo Ev.n. Keller Maeba., d. lumber, to simp.
Sch vinsge, HsDdy, Boston days mdss bound to Al
Sch David Cox Hslleit Boston 5 days. nd.e, bolni to
Sch A Simpson, Chase Mschias ds lumber, to s.np
Sch olive Elirsbetb, Elliott Calais 10 ds lumser.
Sch Johnson. Lunt Calais, 10 ds lumber.
Sch Sarah Ann, Gardiner, Calais. 10 lie Hmser.
Sch Henry franklin Nicterson, Ht~ich, Is, fish.
Sen Amanda -. Hsrwrh ds hsh
Sch Gen Warren Whitman, Thomsson, ds, lime.
Sch John, Sleeper, ThOmaston; Dis lime
Sch Challenge Foster Thomsslon, ; d. Inns
Sch Texan, Mccullough, EsstDOrt ds lath and 1sn.
Sch Coral NIck-rson. Portland. d. mdse
Sch Mary --. Boston. 3 d. mdse. bound 10 Albany.
Sch Ntmrod, - Boston, de- mdss. bi 10 Albany.
Sch VIM n Turner. Bsssett, Boston de- rndse.
sch silss " right Jones Boston. de- mdse
Sch Sd win A Stevens, Bacon Boston days ndss.
Sch Francis Allen. ClsrcE Ellsworth, a., lumber
Sch Adsline RoZina Am-s Boston. de black walnut.
Sch Nc zsrt Reed. Lub-c de- lumber
Sch Cooley A Co. Edr.dge Boston. de, ndse
Sch Forrest, Pierson C-lais de- lumber.
Sch Tssso. Barter. Ma .hps 10 De, un1er.
Sch Splendid, Hupp-r Machias IL de- lumber.
sch John, Niles. MEchss 10 Gs lumber
SAILED-Ship VIM RshbOne Spencer, Llyerpool bark
Rief tHamOj Etl-rs Hamburg: brigs q w Lawrence,
Hsuviiss; Integrity. Stephenson, Ms ami others.
BELOW-l b1k, souih Of tbs Highlands; also az Elg
lish big.
Brg Briish Queer Br) from Limerick with passengers
Brig Avsrado, tof Naplesl 80 d TN Madras.
WIND Sunrise, NV, meridian calm, sunset NV fresh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-25
Foreign Ports.

Arr at Liverpool June ships Jas Wright Clark New.
York; MsLhailan, HarkslaH. do
Kingdom. ia Juns l7--In pos, bark Schools Campbell
I'm Eforb bnFs MO.ec Hancock I'm do; Harbinger Pet.
ueflve fm CslAis
a Pom sAns sch W P Moore. Baker from Nswbsrn.
Nc; bah KsgsOB Bowen for Trinisd, Cnba aid on lSh
Inst
Al PorislPrir er 8 n lest briggs Hsyli C1us from New.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-25
Ncw.York Cattle Market. MONDAY, June ?
By our own RopOf;sr.

offered, 1900 Beeves Tall SJalhernl 100 Cows and
Calves aud OOO Sheep and Lambs
BELyES-Maket has been pretty dull during the week.
Pnces however, Keep up well III juph hardly 90 firm
ihe lose Of business last Monday. Sses fro IS g
q cWL About SO head would left uusOld %
lead were driven 10 s,on, aud 40 shipped - BsrmIis
COwsAND CALvEs-WeTe in bstteTsnppy than for long
VII l. past. saes made al from S9kiO So Alsjd
SHFEP AND LAMBs-Afe also 10 excellent susplv St-s
at 5OdS7 In quality, for Sheep ald SlGj 80 Tor
Ltubs.
HAY-sse' Of loose Timothy from the wagons, al So Cd
TO 6s Cd. Supply abundant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-25

EDITORIAL CHASGE.-The Detroit Free Pres,
Ia. passed from the bands Of its former editor and
propretor, JOSH BoGG, and will hePoetorth be
conducted by Mr.. THORNTON F. BsADHEAD, State
Senator from Ashland Co. Mr.. b will be ssio
,;s,ed with Messrs J. H. * Il o. Harmon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-25

The receipts since our last are as follows viz
Flour oOg bbls WHEAT 5J0 bush; CORN p 90 Dush
The FLOUR martel is sIsaoy but without mucn activity
WHgATis IN good demand but Checked nv he
fmue,s u holders Owiog ne large supplies Of CoRN
puithGsers holding bscA for educuOn IN prices
Sales Of 1900 buth OF mixed Western 81 SIC taken
place OAIs ouli win OF 600 bush al 46tc 100
bills Of prison WHISKY, 10 arrive In 10 days
have been sIld al 2lc per gal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-25
Whalers.

Arr at New. London 2s, inst bark Te1edss coustock
japan Sea y itb 1850 bbis VIII, IS % OIL go hs
spOk, D-Feo 10, 10 lat &c, ship Sasron Fairhaye5 -
nos cut 100 %.
Juue l6 lat 30 g. Ion "a bark LsGrsnge Of aud I'm Mat
ispoisen os 100 bbls .pm-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-25
rInrkets....BuFFALo. June a.

Receipts since Satarday.-FLoUR. 1000 bbs.
WHtAT 500 bush; CORS, 900 ash Toe market FOR
Flour has been rather heavy, huI 90 material ehtoge has
plsce 10 prc-s Wheat Is easy psrcu ary for JW
grades The Csisbrias has unsettled the CoaN mar
let and have sales Of importance report
FREICHTs continue the same OHIO WHISKY 10 2. lc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-25
BU IeleOrGTh
~ " WI
marheis......NEW-O

htarhets... .NEWORLEANs,J June 20.
Sales of COTToN yesterday were 3 600 bales,
and Today Is bales al advanced price. Mtdding
brought lzUIxic FLOUR slower Ordinary brands DO
ing quoted 1T S6Q6 p. SUGAR and MOLAssEs firm.
COFFEE has ADVANCED. Rio, st dg4c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-25
IFrom our Correspondents !

PHILADELPHIA, June 24-dyy1sed-Brig Calico,
Brown Portsmouth, schs Byron Handy. Boston; Eoipor-
Shropshire Newport; Gen Scott, BrOokens, Hallow-
el Charles Haloch DAVIS Rockpor; Missouri. Bscsn,
NYOrk Mosele. Sperry, Warwick; Cape MAY Russ BOs.
ton; Adelaide, Kellogg NBedfori; Independence Bau.
chafd Boston: Eliza Hand Richardson, NYork; Desc
mona, Kelly. El'uhera Mp; Hail, Dsyereux, Pfoy
dence; Madonna Berry Boston
CLEARED Ship Uye'sto0e, Brodehck, 81 John NIB bh.s
-Four Brohtn Berry, Bath; Calico, Brown Portsmouth
Empire, Crowel, Boston; ARIEL NchOls do; sens Nilsson
u, Bacon, NHsven; D Halock, Davis Rockpor; M q
Mahopey, Peterson Chareson Yarn jlih Picket (Rrl
Clements, Halifax Ms; Nonesuch (BD Saunders Abac y
Cape May Ross, Newport; Moses Sperry New II wee
Waterman, Chapman, Csmbrdgeporti Independence
ell, Roxbu1i Hail. Devsreux Lynn; Madonna Bsrrv.
BCstOp. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-25

Court CALEsDAR-This Das-SUPERIoR
CoURT-Nos 81, 70, 104, 10, 1874, l46, l47 l67 l72,
l7e, $50. 6s 60 1873, lsl to 1884, 493 1885, lss toI93
1876 to 2l0.
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Married.

In San Fra cisco on Tho 7h Of May Al the MAns@ OF tbs
Fir.; Pesbyedse Church, by Rev A. Williams Joseph
StednisD TO Eliza RefnDn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-25
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
Things in Philadelphia.
cOrr..poDdeDes Of The Treun 1',. u,u,.v ,,,. ..
tro,th OF air or news stirring 70 day

%, continue ioseuve, The sieansrs listers hay
ing sG upon Ss% .ad Sp no Op esos ssSs
g. cor "a s. The stock Of gsin IL very iiga,
c limited RsO %nE'5 p ~ co 20 N ms Mas per
to lSV e. en's OATS ~ n ~ for So1tnern a rem
eel. WssgY dull al 81 10 &c s0f hhds ana Dds
Neor ~ SrocEs Flint Board -s2on st2t. o. ~
70 CIV 6s So lH5t Pern-ylvaoia X ~ o. -
loli stnyi,ul saDl IA: so Morris Canal lot ~
10. ~, 400 Lehi Nor o4i; Union banA' .en.
as,se isi siooo Sch Nav Sc, SO 81; ss"e 30 'f
$50 bog.d $500 Ss,e s., y5s So 20 sot $ Grard
tos. rs Ii.,on Bank Tenn Go, - Oo .ilmtn ston
6,,s &. So so So Reading RR, 2li' Phil ok 1873
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-25
Receipts of Produce

By North Ricer Boats, Monday, Jane 2i.-lO 633
bhls Flour IA do Ashes 205 Whisky; 69i pkss Rroys
ions; 1, SO bush Oats; s,325 DO Corn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-25
MARINE JOURNAL.

FORT OF NEW-YORK.....JUNE Is ls5O
siusrUEs .LsssAc....rEfs DAT.
s-E-RlseS... so sets....7 IS zoo--Rtes... IA
aieE wkTER....Jlne 3
candy IN. lea Gov isl....l0 c6a He Gaf-. IL ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-25
Disasters, DC,
Spoken. &c.

Sen HIRGISIA, Edridge, OF ard from Bath was At s,
CroN r. 4lh Inst discharging lumber Ga her passage
me carried Awey The bead Of her iopmAst snd
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that their guests countenance betray-
ed much emotion, when the suferings
that awaited her darling were men,
toned, "she can soon be here; we have
given her to the kind guardianship of
the Christian maiden at the next door"
"Ham exclaimed Lorenzo, in an &C.
stacy of delight. "then look TO your
daughter, old manw
But before he could explain the rea-
son for this caution, gilded lacquey
of Count Reichendorf entered. to invite
them, in the name of Miriam, to the
palace Of his master, where the beauti-
full Jewess reigned as queen. A few
minutes only elapsed before Lorenzo
was al the feet of Bertha, from whom
he gained permission TO apply to the
Baron Won Mildenthal. His inquiries
concerning Mordecai were satisfacto-
rily answered; he bore too bad re-
putation with the people of his tribe to
be considered trustworthy for single
silver, and MOntesecco, having hal
lowed his wealth by devoting part to
the church and TO charitable purposes,
led his fair bride to the altar, and con-
Quoted her to splendid domain, pur-
chased in the bright land from which
he had fled in sorrow and in Indulgence.
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LoEE IN 4 cITT.

They may taK Of love in city,
FErtations with ladies' divine,
And of carpets never so pretty,
And their glasses Of pure old wine.
They may talk O! delicate fingers,
And mamas to their pressing blind,
They may vaunt Of music that fingers
To enliven dropping mind.
Bat give me the solace and pleasure
Oh stroll through shady grove,
When combin'd with the priceless treasure
Oh simpticity's artless love
For her tale, tho simple, is gladness,
And springs from heart that is pure;
Her charms are uncloudcd by sadness,
Her smiles not assumed to allure.
Your love in city is humJng,
Tho gorgeous the glitter and glare;
Yoar goblet Of wine but rum Jug,
To drive of blue-dcyiis and care
Your miss OF the city is taking,
Coluetting and flirting with all;
And oft. when she's dancing or walking,
She fears that her bishop may fall.
But true love is foundSn cottage,
Un;ainted with spIendor or COST,
And that Of the city mere pottage,
That tells Of a blessing that's lost,
On green carpet BY nature o'ersprea.l,
Dear virtue and innocence reign,
Like an arrow from heaven that sped,
Their wounds are uncoupled 18th pain
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W1Sc111AI1prsa
From a London Annual.]
THE PAINTER OF MUNICH.
fconelu1sd.l

Time meanwhile Jagged on. Count
Reichendorf ceased his visits at May
seder's shop, to the discontinue of the
trader, who had sold him piece of
damaged silk, crown an ell above the
price demanded by his fellow-mercers
for their best goods. aud variety of
other equally profitable bargains; and
Lorenzo began to hope that he had
entirely forgotten lineaments which had
never since been presented to his gaze.
What then, was the painters astonish-
ment and dismay, when charmed one
warm morning with the full view Of
Bertha, who had opened the window to
its utmost extent and removed all the
flowers-an operation sometimes neces-
sary to ventilate the confined apart
ment-he saw tho Count standing in
the street below, and surveying with
undikguieed pleasure the fair vision be-
f1Gt Nm. i was soon withdrawus Ber-
TIN olhght the Md glance Of helnew
admirer, and retired - haste. Rei64en-
den tueere4 for : longrtime in the
street. ND 1os1exo conin8 ~ ON
imprudenoe, vkIch Nj expoSed the
loveliest mas.len IN Munich % the licsn-
siaRs pursuit 81 q avoWed prof. gate,
COLL 41pee boPol tie strong desire
w1i6A - feH 10 Nfive Aiua1y {psos
ffaai - sasrsl lea6iscts Sc {ks cIlsste
Be!ths sbods. Her watod Ne in
AS1Grs dspestars 1T = xkey to num-
boTlon crn0l apprehensioaa the calm
delight With HhicA he Nd contern-
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Is G. A. FRIEND,
'rsetfeal Architcet and General Builder

DEGS leave respectfully to inform the citizens
ID of Franklin and its vicinity that he has per-
mascnsly located himDelf in this towns Cor the
purpose of carrying on his profession in Al its
branches.
Mr.. F. win give plsss and spseiScations =.
buildings q every description also, front and
side sltcutions, drawn = perspective and neatly
finiskea il msssotinf4 no eztzp chasge bong
m.ds wAen he esntzaess for The vsrk-&s -.
Nj. F. respectfully solicits share Of public
pstrosaes nd = eapsbiiity. industry and strict
assentiea ~ can msrit h. be = wiling
to leave ~ eeealt with generous pubic.
NJ Mr. Z. viii give instnctions N the art
q aeossse5sGag AreAieeseesel ss4 -Lsadseape
Diawiags. ss-s IL = ssEN
An ordus IN = the Post Office win meet
with prompt atseation.
rFnaiEs. Juae 20, 1850. = - 80 sssss
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LIST OF LETTERS

pEMAINING at the Post Office in Frank
IL lin on the Both Of Sepsember, 1850, which
if not taken out within three months from date,
will be sent to the General Post Office as dead
letters.
; n. B-Persons calling for these letters will
please mention that they are advertised
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@ SHER MANS
- IMPROVED PAIL
S US p e N 008Y
bA n D Age

THIS il one Of the very ustfal articles which
i the present age supplies f~sths use Of the
afflicted Its object is . Riye support to the
scrotum and testicles, IN c1Sss y &sease or re-
taxation. They also afford comlsrt and safely to
those persons who exercise great deal on horse
back - ms
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ROBERT r. ROBINSON
JOHN r. OLIVER.

NENNESSEE SUGAR KETTLES.-A
i Constant supply OF the above superior kettles,
cast from the ore, from 30 to S4 inches, in store
Also-Furnace Mouths, Crate Rars and Eng
lish Fire Bricks, for sale by
: SLARK, DAY & STAUFFER,
corner Of Canal and Magazine streets.
Ian. II. New Orleans.
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DEMOvAL.-BRETTE & TUCKER,
II Anrneysnad Conasellors-at-Lar have re-
moved their office into the room in Odd-F Fellows
Hall, over the store Of the Messrs. Talbot. All
professional business entrusted to their care will
be faithfully and promptly attended to.
ALEX. BRETTE,
A L. TUCKER.
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Jenny Lind Excitement In Boston,

A special correspondent. of the New
York Spirit of the Times, writing from
Boston under date OF the 25th ult., gives
the following laughable description of
the first ticket sale in that city:
have Just come from the fremont
Temple, where Col. Newell A. Thomp-
son, well Known in New York, is selling
tickets for the first concert of the divine
Jenny. fremont Temple is very much
like your sTab," barring the trifling
circumstance that it will not accommo-
date so mapy people: For this concert,
1850 seats were numbered, and the
minimum price, as in your city, fixed
at three dollars.
The auction took place this morning,
commencing at 10 O'Clock. The hall
was crowded with bidders, Spectators,
and curious spectators. The streets,
from the door of the hall to the Tre-
mont House portico, was blocked up
with people, and the rush for liquid re-
fresEment in the vicinity was perfectly
tremendous and beyond belief.
Mr.. Thompson stated that he should
sell the first seat, and the purchaser
could select it from any part of the
house: if he wished to be suspended
from the ceiling, his desires would be
gratifed-did he desire seat on the
top of the organ, the management
were perfectly agreeable
With this preface he began: What
shall have for the first ticketp
Tro hundred and fifty dollars Z"
from John o. Olmstead, Of the fremont
House.
Mr.. Tetridgc, dealer in periodicals,
and once an actor, promptly said
.Two hundred and seyenty-five dollars,
and my hat Il"
Mr.. Gleason, proprietor of the Flag
of our Union," saw Tetridge, and went
twenty-five better.
The excitement increased-a new
bidder comes upon the scene, and a
pleasant, though comical voice, says
"Three hundred and fifty dollarsw
"Who's thatm asked the. upper-ten.
"Why that's old Dodge, the funny
man-this is one of his practical jokes %
There was a quiet wink in Dodge's
sharp black eyes, which said you'll see
how much Joke there is in it, The bid
ders began to look amazed, but Gleason,
nothing daunted. answered it with
"Four hundred dollarsw
9Four hundred and fiftyw from
Dodge, without moving a muscle of his
countenance.
"See that, and go twenty-five bet
terr from Tetridge.
"Fiye hundred. dollars p from Dodge.
A perfect yell of applause greeted
this magnificent offer. Old Dodge sat,
during the shower of plaudits with
feelings perfectly overpowered by his
natural bashfulness.
Gleason did not intend to back down
but cried |" Six hundred dollars" Three
cheers for Gleason lone, two, three
there they are! Dodge followed this
up with ask hundred and twenty-five
dollars,ns and down went the ticket to
Ossian E. Dodge, vocalist and one Of
the merriest fellows in Christendom, fol
sir hundred and twenty-five dollars
He will recover that at his first con
cert. @
The balance of the tickets sold at an
average Of eight dollars each, premi
um. The receipts of Jenny's i'm con.
cert in Boston will exceed thirty thou
sand dollars! ss