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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-10-11
FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, Scot, 3

"AouiNGioN, CepI' OU'
AT last we have reached the day that
terminates thus remarkable session. The
two Houses will meet at nine o'clock his
morning, and wind up the business in a
few hours. Many members were off South,
North and West this morning. In the con-
fusion Of the Saturday night session it was
difficult to know how some Of the disagree.
ing votes were settled; but it appears that
the House was unusually per,inacous, and
actually carried many points in opposition
10 the Senate. which is quite new feature
in the Legislation Of a closing session. The
House made important changes in the
Senate amendment 10 the Land Bounty
bill, the Indian bill, and the Naval bill. 1t
was supposed, when wrote last. that the
Senate amendment relieving Mr.. Richie
from his contract and making him an al-
lowance for work done, had finally passed
or would pass by the adoption Of the report
in his favor from the Committee OF Confer.
ence. But the House, it seems, rejected
the reports of three conferences. Each
Committee Of Conference was in favor OF
Mr.. Ritchle, but the House would not
agree to either. So Congress, while it
leaves the country safe, has left the "Union''
in an embarrassed condition. Mr.. Richie
has just cause Of complaint that the House
have acted very harshly and illiberally in
regard to him. In former cases, it has been
usual 10 allow handsome premium to
printers on losing contracts. Mr.. RitcLic
signted TO Congress that at the end of the
session he must throw up the contract, from
inability TO go on with the work The
public printing will, therefore, stop until
Congress meet tgan, and make scme pro-
vision for it.
The proposition Tor new light cavalry
regiment failed in the Senate, but the rank
and file have been increased by the addition
of Two mounted regiments, under officers
now in the service, and by filling up COM
panes.
In Executive session, N. Sargent was
rejected as Recorder Of the Land Office,
and Il. Thompson. late member from Indi-
ana. appointed. Mr.. Collier, Collector OF
the port of San Francisco was rejected, and
in consequence Of objections urged by DR..
Gwn. Nearly all the California and Utah
nominations were sent In and confirmed
Most Of the Officers for Utah are residents
of the territory. The House set down the
salaries of the Judges of the United States
Courts IN California 10 the ordinary level.
MIR. Webster's former law associate, Mr..
Healy. was appointed Judge Of the Soulh>
ern district. The rejection Of Mr.. Peters,
as Collector for New.Orleans was unex-
peced. He was offered by Mr.. Souls. and
the Northern Wings voted against him,
because the Southern Wings had voted
against Mr. Frost, the New.York Apprais-
er. The Boston Postmaster was rejected
on the score Of an opposition which he
made in the Councils of Boston, to tribute
of respect offered 10 the memory OF GenI.
Jackson.-Cor. Char, Cour.
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KNOCKINGS AND RAPPINGS.

The goblin tr!cgraph's ut work.
a hollo,0 kind Of rnpping,
As if the ghosts Of pnbllcans,
sNere empty barrels tapping
is heard in old Cunnecticut-
Perhaps for her dement's,
In showing by her license law
An.ipa,hy to spirits.
Some snecrng editors at rirst.
Deemed these revealings fables,
But when they went TO Rochester
The spec,res turned the tables,
Some messng from Heaven wers sent,
And some regions warmer.
And laloly sundry knocks were heard
From Knor the great reformer.
Where it will STOP Heaven only Knows
The lines are fast extending,
And messages both enst md ives,
The spirit world is sending.
Twas once said, "Dead men tell no tales;'
But now murdered man, sir,
If asked who knocked him Oh tho head,
KNOCKS back the name IN ansper.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-10-11

FUGITIVE SLAvE.-A fugitive slave has
been recovered at Harrisburg, Pa, under
the new law.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-10-11

Haynau has arrived at Aix.la
Chapallc. Suffering from the severe
;logging he received from the LONDON
draymcn. lie was treated, while
passing through Belgium, with silent
contempt. lie sncaked out of London
and England as quick as possible. He
appears 20 have been very severely
beaten. his principal injuries, however,
having been received after leaving the
brewery. lie was confined 10 his
hcd ior the remainder of the day
(ihui sday) Of the assault and part of
the following. During Friday night.
taking the advice Of Austrian resi-.
dcnis III London. be quietly left Ing.
land. monument wherever he cocs.
%. IcluouliOu iOr wauton cruelty
The London Times, Morning Post,
ana Chronicle, find no word Of rxl"r-
u,Inn 'nr lhe mob, ami treat iua nat
ter ag J. General iavuau haas Haen
entitled. du-InT ~ v.>,t t. mi, s.un-
ir', la al! possible courtesy. rne
Herald and DaI,y News 90 10 the
opposite extremc. aud laui the mob
i"r having dealt VII, she ycncral AZ
ga. wA' MAS en,Ilied " no lurbesSs
ance whatever.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-10-11

Total number Of miles OF Railroad in
United States 7.677.
colt will ho seen that Tennessee has 10
miles Of tho 1000, and that built by Geor-
gia. Verify, she is long way in aduance
Of her neighbors.
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aDs1f our young men miscarry in their
first enterprise, they lose all heart. IF the
young merchant fnila, men say he is ruined.
If the finest genius studies at one of our
Colleges, and is not installed in m office
within one year afterwards in the cities or
suburbs Of Boston or New York, it seems
to his friends and to himself that he is right
in being disheartened, ond in complaining
tie rest of his life. A sturdy lad from N.
Hompshire or Vermont, who teams it, farms
il, peddles, keeps school, breaches, edits
. newspaper, goes to Congress. buys
township. and so forth, successive years.
and always like cat, falls on his feet. is
worth q hundred Of these city dolls. He
walks abreast with his days. and feels no
shame in not "studying q profession" for
he does not postpone his life, but lives al
ready. He has not one chance, but hun.
dred chances.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-10-11

From TExAs.-Accounts from Texas 10
the Goth inst, have reached New Orleans.
The papers from this Stale say that the
popular feeling in favor of accepting the
proposition of the United States Congress,
relative to the purchase O.! portion of her
territory, is daily gaining strength.
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THE POST.
ATHENS, FRIDAY, OCT. IT, 1850.
BALTIMORE. Sept. so.

BALTIMORE, Sept, 81.
Both houses of Congress adjourned sine
die at noon today. Nothing of moment was
done al the close of the session. The mem-
bers are scattered in all directions.
The first slave under the fugitive law,
was successfully arrested in New York on
Friday, and brought home. The fugitive
negroes are leaving Pennsylvania. New
York, and other free States, for Canada
There is a regular stampede among them.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-10-11

Our friend the "Elder," takes n very de
spairing view of society. In late sermon
on "ToGl Deprovi,y," he observed that eve
are all fellow s,rpen's, walking about on
the tips of our tails" The elder next week
will reduce Lots wife to a PICKLE, after
which collection will be taken up for sup
plying cologne to our colored population.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-10-11

EXCESSIVE observation-disclosures Greeley,
speaking of the recent failure of the grea
flour house, gives his opinion on the danger
Of buying paper at heavy discounts. "l
people don't know that 10 legitimate busi.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-10-11

sale in Wall street at sucn rates. mist ulti.
ma.ely fail, they will be very likely to OBJ
tain that interesting information. Of course.
il man chooses to play the game, trusting
TO his own shrewdness and dexlerity to win
by il, he will not be deferred by our remon.
s,rances; but if black happens to turn up
when his stake is on the red, we don't see
how it can be helped, nor why any one but
the loser should cry about it,"
The New York herald., 1850-04-03

.svsr sstsssd iste any olreston " pay interest n
- ms, indeed. sstosishing Inst dossn men viii
nsss together - ossrs snd drsetor of sorporstson
sDa ssmnis and sanction sets bstrsying . want Of
moral rsstituds which, exhibited 10 the extent
= their transactions individuals, would not only
sails IN their being banishsd from the sosIs,y Of III
Assorshls men, but might, posshay, place thsn in
more unpleassnt position before the eonuunity And
ys sush men hole their hsss In sssssy very high
ed vubaio opinion vithhods Its condemnation. There
= SCREW loose somewhere and something IL radically
wrong.
The annexed eompsrstlvs statement exhibits the
Tenth ssd cost Of railroads in New England
n each Of the past two years and the gross rsSeps,
running and net earnings Of each Of the past
three
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Totals ais............. s2sssOSs sa77ss65 81 Os5 SO
The aggregates In each ofthe pasttwo pears compare
lne'ss In total cost u 1s4e compd with lsas $o1l47Y
Ioore IN gress receipts do. 10. do. 4p2 ola
lpc 90 IN running expenses, do. ..do. 1743+2
Inc 70 ID net eerntngs. do. do. SlI,oIl
When We take out the net carnipgs Of roads not In
operation last II s events not included In the
above IL vim be that the total net earn.
ngs In ls<s do not compare fsvorsbiy appears
tAs asovs ststeAsvt. fhsrs has 10 appesss, bee. sn
serssse Of 80 In thecos and increase Of bat
% miles In the length Of the roads, The eoustruoon
accounts Of railroads In all parts OF the esuntry
inerssDg with great rspdity snd unless something s
done to arrest it, most Of the companies solvent
nust ultimately become bankrupt The running ex
psnss soeounts kept dosn By ths system universally
practsed Of carrying portion Of the working expen-
ditusss annually into the construction account, snd
the pro0s therefore reported larger than they
really are. The public are deceived BY these annual
stAtements snd people induced to invest In this
Kind Of property the false Representations OF those
directly connected With the nanagsusut We know
ofDo wsy to remedy this ev but By special acts Of the
LssislAturs sadit is high time that some system Of
auditing railroad accounts was adopted. Railroad
ties which, for issg time, surrounded and smbar.
rassed the bsnkins institutions Of the oountry aud
must before the lapse Of many years. realise results
nsr to those sxperissosd By the banks previous 10
Sbs recent restrictive laws regulating them.
In addition 10 the sbovs may BE- mentioned the fol-
loving rairsads, which in opsrstion January l.
1850 most Of them having BEEN recently eomplsssd -
Lensh. Cssf.
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DANCING,

ITO BALL COMAITTEkS.--THE NEW ASSEMBLY
Rooms, In Chambers street, xt~door TO Burton's
V the petics Of committees particularly adapted for nrs
be danced the foor she the extensive prosnads gal
ess present an original feature spacious supper room
reception rooms ladies and gsnsmens dressing rooms hAs
and cloak rooms rsfresbment sAloons &c.
uently attached the floor. Apply TO Mr.. PEA
COCK. The premisss from 10 10 o'clock daily Terms
moderats.
The New York herald., 1850-04-03

NOTICE.-TO CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERs-rHE
N New Oreans Opera Company. Nessrs Swain, aaner
Collins, Knesss Ole Bull Burke, and Sanford do purpose
to lease for the of 6ve OF
eommodatng 300 persons a the rent Of 500 dollars
The site be Broadway between Chambers
and Prince streets For further parsculars address, post
paid. THE New Orleans Opera Company" New Orleans
Opera House, thesnut street, PhiladelphA.
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f~seas ...ss'ss.'''~o FA'l
II ADDING the length and ssst Of thsss roads 10 the
spsn and cost Of thoss In the table, there ss-
ksgsts Of lsal miles es railroad neludips $40 miles
houbss srssk In opsrstics, January l. 1880 In Mssss
hssssss, and persisa d Tie adjoining sssss, eosns
ks21N, $40.
During The last three yssrs there have been rspsstsl
ID the several eosposstions hsadrsd ssd anyfour
essassts 20 persons the roads rssulss In dessh,
hs thirty three passspgers dirty s-piysss ana
my siss other psssoas, (hiI,d sy ec,lisons cross
hes, o. run While Walking on the trssk) OF ths
Arsy three pssssnssrs reported - killed, 10 proper
. sass hss nineteen net With thsr death In ssnss-
fsssss Of sheir evn gross ssseessssss In junpias
|tom In sttsmp psiss 10 est upon The ears while IN
pstea. No ssside.ss OF any Kind have bsss reported
y the western road, during tAe last svo ysss rvsn-
bsvc million passsnesss hare been sssssd tAs
bsAs during the three years.
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ITO BUILDERS AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. roa
Halls and DerriekG also, Rope for sale low, at Bur-

CAPITAL MAxIn.-IT IS FIRST RATE NAxIu.
"A suitable all trades to allow 10 leave
store until he Z: ssti.neS We know trsdesmaa Who
allow 70 leave without perfect n We refcr to
the cheapest bootmaker In the eityJOSES Ann street.
CHIkEsE Arm PIAZZA CHAIRS. MADE IN CAM
~ - Just the article for the couatry Parties
route had better pair. and take them along 70
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FINN AMTA.
~ 80, n a. ~
The trade 10 respeefully nfor that large sssss
Of Europsap Engraviugs including the latest puhse-
00UrIL, vIBIRr, sad Os,
Wholesale Printssilsrs. no Broadway.
LIME ARra-TOR saLE-rHE vINEsr AND MOST
perfect painting Of vssus this country (aA
lsvgs life 10 sshibon az the Panorama sAssas
ais Broadway. OF spsoard street IL would b
less describe the Is Of ths pcturc 10 must b ~
be Appreciated IL will be cold sscr Aes 10
lusd fifteen hundred dosrs Of Saloons Pub
lie Picture Gsilees invited cali IL sold bs6sro
the 10th Of April. IL will be put up for rafss.
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PUBLICATIONS. D.

II Police 0ssstss. Of Thursday morning.. viii esntsis
full .Dsarblsd report OF eli the tssmo.y susai.tsd
obtain dyelss from hn yit. sosethsr with hs
drev sevsss AND Dr Rich. in her dsSssos
Aise aseundins which win stsYtis ths
Coit ss ~ aud report Of the slosas Of
the etstsr sl togeber With other
whole forming Of sHeisipG
Of the pubsAsd oes l0e Nassau sed
every whore. .t.t
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u SANDS co.'s HIPPOFERAEAN ARENA.-THE
1Ns proprieors Of this magnincsns and we'll
announce 70 the citizens Of New York that they will
Bro.dway on nondsy april LIST. 1880 pos.vsy for 81.
nights only prior to their The Of talent
which has always Distinguished this company 10 too we'll
known in New York further Of
the excellence Of the than the simple mention
of the names Of some OF the principal pssormsrs Among
them Mr. Sands and his talented children, Maurice and
Jesse br George Sergeant, Mr. ". H. Stout, Mr. william
Aymar. M T. Whitaker Mr.. II. Nagles Mr. J. nsIelstt
Ee Add to these the superb stud
and ponies including the we'll known and splendid dancing
seeds NAY Fly and the fairy pony Cindsre
the trick pones Damon and Pythia the lighting ponies
Deaf Burke Tom Spring. the rotng Black
Tanner and twenty others together with three huge Ee
plants trained to perform the most prsnE and
York public to Of the spd yet
In America Master Of the Arena Frank WHITAKER Clowns
Sam Lothrop the Kentucky and speaker
and John 0ossn the comque Of Now York Equss
roshsy Admi,tanes, rs eents Positively no half price
Doors performances At o'clock N B..
"A gard juvenile performance Saturday afternoon.
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Al OH 81 N eele~B M.--rupss otGn ME hsass
az n ksr.sss = 9ssspisv e.ssvs o.. "a. vnlssI
4xSt w sers - Lefy Beviss, u. Drysws s~ssRs
xSs T. nAsvtrs ssss !. nsy.S. 49,
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al0CELLAUROUD.

HUGH WATERS WISHES TO INF0RM TIE INHADI-
Of New York aAd ooklyn. that he has becs
manufacturer Of asphAe for tire Last Ave years. 10 the B
tifh Asphsle Company In word, he work asphalts
to perfection In AL its trasobe and open 70 engage
mept any person having Q small capital commence
with. Fer further Information apply to JAMES COIL o
No a street.
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cAcIA rysRscsHs-rgIs oIAcHvuL PLANY n
"A nsv In fall bloea % Ne - Brsa1 vsy. sal ~
. - ,t.,s ~. ~ ~ 1911 sos z. Sus ~
Knsten fbs oresAhcuss u The sssss1bss lshtsl evs
Ing .sss ass The Iev. nsv:ss e oeSesssssy y yssy
Sss q s kis1 : 1s UsssS ssssss 4 .sS = ssss q
Nv days saiy. 3. DUNLAP. nsris- q Dssslvag.
THE suBscRIBBR orvBRs nrs ANNUAL Assosr-
meat 81 ffSsh AEtsnlsuraA ed nsrsisslssra essdA
st shrusssry. l.sss s.Ilsese, q snsws P1aas Ask
essd FOE usr ysuss,. y.ali.y q sens Dry vA ye..s
osrAnsss aaA sthers vshing " p1schsse. nvlssl
saii asd saAnias ~ shsnssvss- II DUnLAf.
Dsedsnan aad YlsgsA - DesaAvNg.
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I IrfELLs LIVING AGE. No Ss-l7S CENTS
IL Cen, enul, Agrippa ID Aubsne and MAO de MAipte-
psp rhe Ssshervd Unitsd SERVES
Magazine; Linn<. the woodissd Flower frAssrs uaSs-
sine; Fettered Free Trade Paper. Spectator CAryies
Preseat ene. ac Local se,E 0ov.rnment Dc; = oathA
bunsi 10 Letters of Or frantin Boston Pest H. Traitors
Among Us. Nstoral 1ntelFeno IL nrs Hsussens ues
pefos SPECTATOR - The Bsiancc Of tc ChamAers Journals
H. chstsau Life In Dssisod. 90 with poetry sod eleven
short ARTICLES A volume has lust commsnesd. Pub
lIshed wcshIy At sin dollars By =. ittsu "a.
Boston; sns cold By DEWITT Davenport rribuss Build
ipu. York.
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DARNUv'e PnILApELralA aUsEUM.-RE-BN-
ID gsssd. Miss MARY Taylor who win appear In Drama
sotaele Comedy and Buresaus and favoTto
songs Every evening the moral domesio drama es
tiles TB GA aBLER or Temptations Uavsiled writtsu
interest to TOE DRUkKsRD. nondAy afternoon Gin
DERELLA; Wednesday afternoon. Tdk 0RUNKARD, fog
TUE MARKET. wlDO~.s vi TIN, WONDERFUL w0.
NAN, YANKEE WATC4nAN. JENNY LIND, soags,
Dances So Every VARIETY OF novelty TO Attraet and ~
srue Psrtrats Of General Jscsson John O. Cahoue, 0s-
liy se az ny:tsri,us colio9si,s With The iavidhs
Assistant Manager Albert Case Admission = ssnts Chu-
dren uLS or 10 Year, l2k cents
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1DvHlnBglBNn RBsgWsp NBRT DAT.
~~~O~>r.os~~o,S~~os~oO-
n.~~-vs y A&p~ss~>~s - " No. - y -
ii = ~ wm ~ n s~h~ fIs~ ~ Psst oses
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FLoRIoULrUaE. 20.

ID osss-YoR sALs A PINS LOT or ROSES NOV
N In full bud; hcissus Perpetual. As-, 81 WI. KDuT9
0afdes Prospect nili BrsokJh
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EREEuAeorRy.-ALyRsR Ritual OF yRBEuAsoN-
RY which is sddsd Kew Oda- fsflo vshp.
Plates fv eopiss sf this book fos sss pss
So By reristine ths book esn bs .es b. nsil any
Colton-nsv edision- WGOwANe. LIS Halson ssreeA
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NEWARK --GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
IN Concert Wa hi gtou ia April the sch. The fol-
lowing eminent srH will Nadsus etephani. asrr
eisde Herr Braup and other See programme. skst e.
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= sNSS~S>s~r~SSS~~>~SN~S<sS
RowIRy ruIATRI-w.DNEsDAY EvsNIy9
~ APRIL the tssts'auents win With NAVAL
HNGAGEAkNre-Ad dmrA Kiaxussa. Mr.. Gilbert Lieut.
kiussten. NJ L.s.sr n,s Psnss. nrs oi'b.vs 70
Arpsl Proess hr. yordsn rhstieus Moore: Madstus
hr J. Dunp; AlsSe, Y. Derous Andronicus Wpans
CAsnths Miss wsnyssi Thesa Mrs Herbert asrmion
uysrisiiy rsss 81 half ssss T. DSss Csos soe Ssoons
Tier, - osntss PIT l5x esnss
NHANFRAUB NATIONAL LrHHATRE.-wEpNEsDAY
" evening, April s. satsrtsi. win commences
with the play cf DAMON AND DPYrHIAs-Damon, Mr. W.
NarsbaD Pythiss Mr. g. L. Tton; Dyonsus, Mr. Brandon;
Dsnoces hr Taylor; HeImion, Mrs auEs CAl.nthe Ms
Ishwoea be slewsa ~ ths farce Of an
Hamilton; Polly Crisp hss Anpa Cruiser To conclude with
the farce OF AN ALARMIN0 0BACRtFICs-bob Picket Mr..
Jefferson; PuEwakh Mr. Herbert Mrs Skinner. MI Dunn;
Susan, Miss Asna Cruise. Boxes cents; PIT l2 oentA
MRS FRANCIS ANNE KgNBLE WILL R8Au. ON
M wednesday ,vening April 50. the play Of the AskRY
WIS OF WINDSOR. the stuyvesant lps,ieute 1T
o'clock Tickets ST. TO be- had At the Astor Houss the lr-
wing House. Mr. frspsis and Mr. Growers Book stores
and Of the Jsnitor Of the Institute.
RARNUk's AMERICAN MUsBUn.-P. r. BARNUh,
- manager and Propetor John Greenwood jr Assistant
Manager Splendid peril In the afternoon ats end
evening ~ TX o'clock Last week Of the lopulAr and cee-
a.d Psntomim in The world Last week. as Of Louie
Rsslsr Chinese Jugger The Yam
kee COMEDIAN, Billy whitlock has been engaged for
week Mr. @. Wemys Mr. herrseld NJ. Geo. CLARK. and
and Nss Wss appear amusing Aelanses enter
tanment Half million Of Curiosities be all
hours Enormous Living Serpents; Wax Statuary
Temperate and intsmperate Family Grand Picture Gallery
the performances Is Children
under 10 years, l2T cents
The New York herald., 1850-04-03

-..sNSsss~s...~s. n :, : ~ ~ s>H.IsNNs'sS.s.c
w sn6 IsSxSs in rsspsstabis tAniy. whore munsal
strueton would considered equivalent French, Ger
man. BrRiish or American, viii Address "huss
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RIes u.ysE rLArsp YEA ssrs. ss' sy.sLs
I.sss ss .lssss. ssuai :. sscs.s.sss % 70 sysr M
Lsnps, oissssotss Csnlslstrss, ~.
asa m n noseAN, iu winis- street
Besvssn rsissa asd streets. spposiss Ne chsssA
The New York herald., 1850-04-03

RAYNEe PANOxAMA or a vOYAGB TO EUROPB-
- Open evening" the Great Hall, Minerva Rooms,
.0S Broadway embracing views Of essoe Liverpool Len-
don both Rhine Admission 10 Chil-
dren. twelve. Is Doors open 6k
moving TX p. exhibition Wednesday and Sasar-
Aav n thyse a~lask
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Bsrkshirs, (cperstsd b. the Hou-
sstonic Company. )..........
South Shore. lopsratsd By the
Old Colony Company.
Dtony Brook, lopsrat~d by the
Nashua and Lowell Company.
psssrboro' and Shirley, (opsratsd
by the Fitchburs Gem pany)..
LEVEL snd lawrence. ........
-eeex $3.50.
Btoughtsn Branch. ch..........
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fskns Lsos<rs The e1Iy safe. cheap pas <isss-
wrss BY IA clothes ssas vh,s~r. vtbs.s r.bbiss
reusdne rhs srtisss usel ssressb as1 shsar li-
rssons rsrfssty rsis Prize g. IN ssaied ssvsoc>s At
street sescsd Ser. wsshnS dsy ws~ss bsaishs< "
msasn Bssvstt
The New York herald., 1850-04-03

MlRIcAN DRAkArIo FUND AssooIArIoN.-NIB-
"A los raloon, Thur.dsy anr 4-hrs Anne
Kemhe win read shatsse.rss play of raE TsxPRsL
by ipeidcut<i The AFisl
sung by Miss DeLuce ard the ehorusss sees &c BY
select and professional ladies' 0eutls-
by George Loder The receipts will bs apuro
priaeS the fund Of the above ips itutioa Tks
dollar each be had st the Hotels the Music Stores asd
At he door
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nUsIUAL.

GRAND PIANO rpRrs voR sALR-NApx BIT oNI
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The New York herald., 1850-04-03

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w Win sstss. One We shls " play scc snd soe
sssss nss~ alec rsoer asa Ballad Singer vbe asss IN
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eutas Refer sssss psQsssd. Call siGKer rspsedr. ~
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The New York herald., 1850-04-03

Tnn sussCMsEE " HAyiSe LkAskp AND ksrLr-
and br.sd-sy re.csewuly i.fcrns hs fn.nds ssa shs
rsrmsssst ledger With furnished
suits Of shsr with vheut brrskss aad
pleasure sf the and while >o is central pe>ca
che heuse admiralty suassd for the eonvsasnse ef The
mer~nee eomnvny he pledges hims-f shs is I've
stsnisnss asi IN ,Ae ressssasrne~s 81 ~ eharvs
70 Be equal ssisssA Me hess keps Vie
plan. DANInG RfNHY.
The New York herald., 1850-04-03

MEXICAN DRAmATIc FUsD AssooIATION-
"A ciai NoceThe Tickets TOR the Second Anniversary
Dinner. April l0th 1880 ready and be had q
the President David Golden Lsighs streets the Trus-
W. p. Chapman Aerehans tIchAnge: Henry O. Btsb-
bins. Wall street John MeKson City Ha Prescott Hall.
street; Thos mhln Bowery Thestro; Of the
Directors the 0ecr-ary John BrUushsm street. oe
the Astor House. N. the number sf tickets r
The New York herald., 1850-04-03

WALHALLA, 81 CANAL SrREer.-hAD WARrONl
w troupe Of Female Node Attists will day
In grand three clock in the AfssAsen
and sight in the evening" with the original Female sersna
The o. ly place the description ID
New York. Orchestra Boz. Nhs.i PAyquette. 25e.