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| live with is sour a crab, and as grabbed as
sour-krout; but to make some amends for his i'll.
nature, his wife is pleasant as a basket of chips
and then his daughters are lively as peas on a
hot shovel, though, to tell the TRUTH one of them is
as homely chest of carpenters tools. / know
l will not like him, for he is snappish as a mud
turtle If let customer go out of the shop without
trading. He says merchants clerk should have
tongue as slick as grease, and be able to lie with
out bushing; and he should be as Timber as a
weasel, snd as full of bows when a lady comes in,
dog is full of Aeas When he tells the women
how much the articles cost him. he winks like
toad under current bush
On Sunday, went to hear Mr. S. preach, who,
boss says Is the only maR Chat knows how to
preach the gospel thQheb thought he was no
more up to ourspatao1 xaan chaik IS to cheese
Monday was mnale aAys hlsf was busy as
bee, and SO dldns tsei9 bit Il had, should
day like Jehu. Those who hid tram looked as
sour as benny -clabber but they had to CO. as they
were IN for it, as the toad said when he saw man
a comm. G
Mr.: LinchPin, teamster,is waiting for this, and
must break of as short as goats tail Knick-
erbocker.
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NEW GOODS.
iE PUBLIC is ecfully havefstvst
1y the last arrivals from The Northern Cities ab Fsnte 4 n.
selection OF French Fancy Millinery 10 ne
ai which respectfully invite the
D. F. YARMOUTH. II CLatfraT 4tress
tB Orders for the making Dresses Cloaks and Martas
rrolpuy eEeeutei By superior srtiss ss0f5
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BOARDING.
ROARDING-Two families and several gentlemen can
- be accommodated with board No. 249 Common St.
between st. John and ST. Peter streets. o25 3nipt
POARDING-In a Central Locality.-A mum.
- Der of ntemen, with or without families can be ac.
commOdated with good Boarding and excel Rooms On
reasonable terms, By MRS. MARY +. MORTIMER
M, ,,,,,r - No % Natehez street
To RENT-Vety low to a good tenant--Tbe fine large
Store under the above Boarding house az 3mos
MRS. w. E. BROWN informs her friends and
w the public that having opened and thoroughly -
ed the WANERLY HOUSE, No. % Canal FtsiS1a
st. lately occupied by Mrs Shall she now prepared i
10 oer every accommodation, both transient and aI
permanent BOarder that pains and expense procure
NeMIlr.eans. November 3, lS-O, MA lyos
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Is. RESTAURANIn-

HOTELS RESTAURANTS.
PLANTERS HOTEL-This time -hunored and
4 fashionable establishment, having undergone con.
siderable alterations and repairs during the 10
meTs Is order for the Accommodation 4rth
the public, whose patronage the undersigned would Nl
most respectfully solicit, promising that eNerons sha be
waning on his make their pleasant
able. Ills rates us follows:
Board and Lodging ia the Public Department. per gv 30
board ami Logging In the Ladies' or Family bepsFt.l
rent according u the Room Oocapsed. tlJak n Sc
tg The BAR Room and BARBER Shop, from theirpo
uOn heretofore, annoying Ladies entering the esabh h.
ment have been changed, and entry TO die Hotel so
tered as 10 make and pleasant 1t believed ina
when le prices and accommodations compared with those
OF other houses the Planters Hotel will be surpassed by
any other establishment in the city.
nj 3m NJ NJTTpPA Y
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This Company is now ready to make
Insurance on White Persons and
Slaves, at their established rates Of
premium. This being the only Com.
gany, incorporated in the State, con.
lined exclusively to Life Insurance,
with an extra Guarantee Fund, the
Directors ieel confident that il affords
unusual and much greater induce
ments TO those desirOus Of efiecting an
insurance niheIrbves than any other.
q I- uLau Il -. LLa---.1t.- IL i -..-----L-- =
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SEED. FLORIsT AND PLANT STORh-

SEED, FLORIST AND PLANT STORE
- Cor CUsToAHoUsE STREET AND ExotIANHEsyf .
PLATE-IN Nursery, Potaad street-JoHN GREEN
lEl4D has received the Ohio steamer TesL ~,
sapply Of GARDEN AND AGRtCtiLTuR RAJ ~
SEEDS A1Seeds PsOvel aud warranted genuine, and soil
at cheap rate.L
esN se ]. g. has tor sale splendid collection 0 tbs
SfSSfsmost rare and eh9les Pisais, pHFuied iou Ll
---A~Garden Of j. A. Fryer. ESQ. This valuable .ock
G Pants, consisting Of Fruit Shade and Ornamental Trees
SHIubs Greenhouse Plants ETC., in great vsety, has
sceumuating for years by extensive personal
ant by impoations from all parts OF the world, nov.
offered tOr sale without reserve, givl lg gsteen
p0runiY of supplying themselves al moderate prices,
- Specimens at the Seed StCfe. nA taplos
NAlLS-200 kegs Philadeiphia Nails, for yale
~ BY LdlsI E. WooD& CO. Post II, ad Nv
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EDUCATION.

The sKpsase soard, Tuition in English, and VEGA
Susic Waahing 500 per msnths.
ncuding Of instruments, $40
prr .Prpa viii furnish allow eaes tsis
pkins spoons and iors Ths ether requisites
netiniion AL payments will be Tsquirsdssrieiy a
riaby advance
q vista the pupi will be rItesd their psrsr,
5uaTiInl, and others authorized BY th Satay P ger
apart for the reception OF visitors, No received SE
Re1ees The Bishop and Clergy Of the Pssut Epss6pz
church IN louisiana CsTroton Parish OF 5eferren,
8, 1850. elt$-
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sacn person assured becoming member thereof ami enpy
M portion O its profits being entirely exempt from anv
uHmuy beyond the amount oi premium accrued.
Insurance Companies organized Tue mutual prug e
are generally successful, especially those exclusively
CgHned 10 iie they based upon calculations warrant
eu correct Uy long and close scrutiny but Ns
stability and success this Company is placed beyond
contingency by the udvG1ta eous arrangement she has made
Tor an und0uhed Guarantee Fund OF $59 Oy be used
always are, by insurance.
his Extra Guarantee Fund Of $50 600 remains permanent
until the Company has accumulated similar amount no
take It's place.
81 California permits granted, and extensive travelling
privileges allowed,
,", DirectOrs.,u
joshua Baldwin, John d. Bein,
Henry u Stetsonr Henry Renshaw,
Charles NJ. Waterman, Edward q payna
MARX walton, William G. T0mpkins,
lanes Bonneri George w. West
Warnck Martin, Thomas / Diy
William II. Garland, iohn Calhoun
George q. LawrasOn, Jilson p Harrison.
hogeH VI. MCAlplni John Leeds.
A. Il. Seger, NJ. o. II. Norton,
JOSHUA BALDWIN President,
HARMON DOANE, Secretary,
Medical ENaminefs- RICHARD REIE NJ D., Uo,v,pp
SMITH, NJ. D.. Hours daily, from 10 A. M to p N, am
Z. l.. GoOLD, Attorney. iyIT
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Those inexplicable ePtomes Of humanity, the
kaana children. continue to attract muldtudes
to horticultural Hall. School street. and to aston
ish the curiosity of euthusa, tic nquirers to
traordnaTy dqgfee. % every point of view they
may be really regarded as unfathomable mysteries
of mankindAAs Burns said of the Old Bridge
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-12-25

JfssY LIND MLIoNAIEE <The following iscis conhec,
ed with the rise progress and success oil Jenny Lho ""
be nte 10 many readers According to cor
respondent OF The Home Jouma, this lady has i41oo an
nualy under the British income tax She has invested ~
the English per cents about SIoOOoO her hnnua
income s therefore, from that alone about S2zooo
He stated that she has given away In charity aoou,
ESl O0O-S O00 as nearly be estimated tzIoot
OF this was given in England $4,000 in Edinburgh In
Edinburgh she gave five concerts guinea ticket
On the first four cleared &0 00o and on the NTH al
additional E5 000 which devoted TO charitable pun
poses He estimated the entire amount oil her Enfopea az
wealth at 81 000 correspondent OF the New fork
Express, abiding TO the high price oil the ncke"
Jenny Linds concerts, that MT bafnum pays Jenny
Lind $1,000 per night, at all events, and before inc
division OF the p,cfu He also pays $500 per night Tor inc
hail. S25 600 per year Benedict, and $4,000 year
Beeit with all the expenses of travel Of every Kind ser
wants. orchestra c The nightly expenses are estimated
TO range between three and four thousand Admit this
add also adni, that Tdper Hall contains bu, $3.50 paying
seatsihese at an average OF 50 1.-THE lowest price thu
r) would yield $500 per night and therefore leave an
Immense profit about $1,000.
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Rxsolpsd. That look upon the measures Of compro-
mise passed at the las. session Of Congress as settlement
slavery embraced within their die Interests
aad safety Of the nation require that AL good citizens
aueons thus put at rest which shall have tendency ti
proong the bitter feelings OF hostility between
different sections TO the and permanence
R.olssd, That we believe that the people Of the North
nearly unanimous in favor OF the Union, and against
disunon, naked propositions; and yet we believe tina
large and formidable party AZ the North have been il
would ALLEVIATE one portion Of the country from the other
and greatly impair not wholly destroy, the Union Of these
Rsoipsd That we also believe that there exists large
and powerful party at the Souh-a portion OF which has
demands upon the North unreasonable and impracca
ble and whose measures, if passed by Congress- would
North as the local of the North would have IN
alternating the South
unbroken, consideration paramount 10 all mere parry
questions or measures and whenever s safety or i 4,
and madness OF any number OF amy section Of the
country becomes the duty OF the patriotic, every party
and locality, TO como forth upon common ground, and
pledge their united strength for its support.
[iereupon ensued the first outbreak OF that awess and
disorganizng spirit OF which more than one indication
had already been given BY those Of ne opposing isc1n
Washburn would address the meeting in support OF the
resolutions Before Mr.. Washbuin could proceed, he
was interrupted BY Addison, G. Rice, who proposed
set of resolutions substitute to those prepared
by the committee, strongly andng Mr.. Seward, and
rejecting severely upon the call Of the meeting The
president held that the motion not in order Here
followed scene Of confusion which rendered apparent
that there was preconcered determination 10 interrupt
the proceedings OF the meeting Finding that no good
could result from their action under such circumstances
those VIII had assembled pursuant TO the call on motion
adjourned to the Arcade Hotel TO which place they re-
paired and adjourned, haf-pas six in the evening, to
the court house, where all assembled. Although many
had left for their homes, the courthouse was filled by
spirited and intelligent andience.l
O'Clock, p. NIPPON the presidents taking the chair
the business Of the evening Immediately entered
upon.
After some speeches. on motion the resolutions were
again read and passed by accamaton when the meeting
adjourned.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-12-25

We have been told by philosophers that 'men Of dull
cot may be toleiedor Nature has given them no other
but men OF dull pit are intolcrable who undertake 10
personals or ridcule ohersor in attempting this they
are volunteers" No man can be required TO be that
which he cannot, and he who seeks to be viiy at the
expense Of others renders himself supremely ridiculous
IL he fails This reflection at occurred TO upon
reading the Albany Atlas OF the 2ls instant in which
half dozen fictitious letters, purporng to have passed
between Mr.. p. B. Bamum and ourself paraded
no doubt to the infinite satisfaction Of the writer In
these epistes, Joce Heth the spotted negro, the Feee
mermaid and various other similar objects OF curiosity
and w.t. are displayed with much guo Were the coarse
daubing redeemed by single ray Of genius true wit
we could mos, readily forgive the author the Of ouI
name but Il is only disappointed because VIZ
have been made to figure in vulgar and tasteless
picture II is idle to assert that the utter dulness and
yapidy Of these productions limitations There
should be point and genuine wit In the imitation of even
,pidtv. or else the imitation sinks far beneath the
oy;oinal Such 10 the niche in the temple of fame
reached by this twnbrother OF the New York Evening
Post By the way. the inimable genius that inspires
tbis Chaiteron OF the Atlas the offended genius oil
abolition. II had not cutched the donation Of Jenny
Lind. We have somewhere seen letters Of similar vii
and GOOD taste We believe ii was in Mckenze's pri.
vas correspondence found in the safe OF the New York
custom housethose stockspeculang letters. asking
Jesse Hoyt "why the devil he did not writer 0ns
would suppose they had been written with the identical
psn. The same choice flowers Of historic are common
to them all.
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, DEC. as, 1850.

To-day being Christmas. paper be issued from
this Office tomorrow.
We offer the compliments Of the season TO our readers
and wish each and all a happy Christmas There are
clouds in the political horizsnthe future is not without
its shadows and uncertainties but trust that through
Out the land this season. which sofens the heart with
kindly memories may also to recall to our whole
people those aierna feelings which alone can uphold
our glorious conederacy that when i returns those
Of us whom Providence may spare TIL then, can say
there is no cloud in the horizon and there no darkness
in the heavens-he present is without fear, and sun
beams dance on the fields oil the future.
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Imuroy.men, ana Conservation Of the Eye by spec
g subscriber Optical institute Munich and New York
citizens and a, ,s. 81 .s. sDa on a
The general nes.s. ad ruin o. inc eye Sy sss s
and .s relation with glasses Of this he
.. close so win n the nsss.
~ Ss pas. %nsea. glasses pebble possible
Munich optical instruments are sufficiently Known C ana
examine at nvrp 4 MccufRrs
Corner Of 10Th street and Pennsyiyan,a avenue:
pREsESIs Holys.yM " GAII .n ss9. .ass
wachs ewey o Nj ,y ay,s % ssnos per-
search Of presents for The ,SySS.e .Lr BROTHER
Dec aa-e Between oh and lot1 streets
aasi being ausiis.d o German l,.lan,
and ass education No osecon
ADDRESS preepa Miss Louisa Beaumont lower post ONCE New
Dec 1876
orrror o, wAsr.sro1 G As L,sar Sos 9, ,slo
A aon viii s held hsir Monday. ne sa DAY o. Jaas-
a O'Clock M for The election Of directors 0' "e en-
suing year.
Nae aa-.oas ''' r. LINDSEY, Secretary.
slIk-vsIvst CIo.ks and sacks.
s% s : ssS s.ss. SsTs
and sss es.s s.... Ss, s.
sss .%s,s &C.
A few splendid embroidered silk Thibet SCARF
And a beautiful lot Of opera sacks. II. =
open q few days only ,.,,,-. .ox.
Dec 2t--das WHITE soNs'
washington and Alexsndrfs Boat.
~T~A The stesmbost THOMAS CoLLYER viii depaus
49,. following hours coach connects win the boat
Leaves xieIsndria at g. OK, liz, a. mi a&lpm
m. Thomas Coyer viii the Mount Vernon
week NJ, co,sou
n, o4-s Captain.
CAUr1ON about agents OF snidsr's " wines--Conss-
ne Al wsshnaton chs cautioned against persons
enns suthozsd sell OF take orders for any wines
80 IN INV importation, have no such agents employed
orders should be sent BY letter Or telegraph
Philadelphia, when they will be instantly attended TO-
The goods delivered free ssM and the order satisfactorily en-
ecusd ,.cop surnvp =.
Wins merchant, 70 Walnut street. Philadelphia.
M THIS CAUTION rsfen only travelling agents from New
YORK who may cell wines, and not 70 customers Of mine
who reside II Washington city II. .
Dec. al--dIn
h~~r
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CARDne respectfully modify those having
eonnss win them respective drawn or
win BE- dsIvsrd them before the aSth Of the present
month.
that all Of friends will forward
ne H. January settlement either with the cash noss
y mort '-'' cLAGETT, NEWTON. MAY. CO.
2a--d3wn
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HrOTyCKom win closed, usuua Christmas da]
ASH instant having notss hen hnG dns VI
please stsnA 70 thsm The day prsvoss -, .,rc.
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Extracts from the Inaugural Address pronounced before
The General assembly Of South Carolina BY his Err
cellency John II. Means.
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,oUHDA valuable ioekes night Of The sth Inst, nesr
ne Ssa'ns Tssss' h' V cRsls s,N oAmAcx
pss a<-S ., nsas issh street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-04-17
n @. CHRISTIAN. MANUFACTURES AND IMpor.
THE TOILET.

DERfUhERY SOAPS. kC.-JOHNSOS GROsER. No.
Courtand street manufaetursrr. rrfumers and DEAL
err IN all kinds q Toilet soaps and fancy Goods Country
merchants Invited 20 examine steel Nrpom fov-
lers renrine Walnut oil Military shsTns soap. -
MEN rUN-TuE CELEBRATED CHINESE SKIN
I PowderThs truly beautiful and elegant rrepara,icn
stands unrival.d Tor it Identifying Trorres rendering
the skin deicately white smooth aud so
lions and eradiestng tan feckes 10 Retail u druagst
ard rerfunsr- gcneraly Mr. Hays hroukyn. snd whole
ssie ~ the sole proprietor r. NJ HOBBS. ~ Brosd~ay
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INDIA roULARD .sIrKs-A LARGE AND CHOICE
eoDFRkY paiTisos a Co. - and as Brc.a .--.s
TV0sfrRY FoR cAsH--A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT
Of Hosiery just received and for sale ~ TIE do
~ very loo prices for eseh te HOSIERY derot vii
Ter street r-sr Cedar. JOHN WHEELER JR
GRtt1 PRINT sAIg 1TTIs DAY, nv Z. ". BARKgR
" snd to ~ snd ~ therns efreeti0D pieces London
and kerrimack prints fact eoort cloths vide
ga yer Yard the-e rocd the quality AZ other
houses cr - 80 pieces, ynrd vide beaufnl styles fns
ecors a. The a-tonhingly bow price % 4. pr yard
faut 80 .oid A. other tablrhmert ~ p and - "a.
Nv. BARKER a GO, n and IS Issberise ursst.
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PAPER uANuINGs, sc.

MR. r. HARDY PAPER HANGER And UPuoI,-
WI stsrtr from Paris has the honor 20 sder h services 90
the fsmes who May lie will put the
window and bed curtains IN the moe, fashionable style and
hang the neatly, Of moderate price.
Apply Hetel Tfausa % Jhsrch street. 81 Resde
street.
DAfFR HANCINGs. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Thomas Fave Co. sH Pearl street near Madison. I'm
p.rters and Nsnufseurer Aren't. = he Ireneh iseterss
Paper uaugng Borders Decorations Fircbotri Prints.
Iannels, fresos &c. ke; Phlsdsrha curtain Bleni-,
per hangers employed
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EDUCATION.

A IGER NOTWITHSTANDING SCiiOoI TOR BOYS;
IA Rev. o. W. Andrews frinsiral-lhs school, loeatef
az Csrnvall Ct will connence Term the 7th
ofhay neat. and continue ave mgnhs lie hishs. sd'sn
tares Afforded for thoroufh Classical bathemstesl and
ton nercsi Itucstion The French, German sad sranh
languages tsogh W accomplished ns'ts seseher Muse w
an experienced Professor An ineFvie~ ean - bal with
We Principal AZ i'6 water street on the Fh 18th and
,th between the hours q 10 and D. circulars w
Broadway
WAN1RD-AT THE TROY TEMAiE SEMINARY, TWO
w frrt-rse husie Teaehers-e an lazy Az
dress JOHN N. NfTLAAD stating qualifications add refs-
reress.
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MUSICAL.


T'o TIE APPRoyERs or SOUND hrsIc.-A GEN.
tman, recently arrived from Europe having had oppor
tnnt. study with some o. the a., choral and cathedral
devote part Of his time 70 the instruction of those dcruu
81 acquiring the delightful art Of singing harmony Those
aso DESTROYS OF Acquaintance With the higher styles Of
Sacred Music viii find this excellent opportunity the
advertiser supplied with choice collection o those
sss productions % the early church composers The
on which he teaches " essentially different from thoc dcu
sions prsesed upon the public In which parties led
expect that they will attain the art by % mechanical
process, being founded upon insting At the time
knowledge Of the science u thorough bass without which
science no perfection can be attained The HIGHER works
OF art appreciated. An engagement would be accepted from
ore Or twe eh?lI limited number Of private musical
circles Particulars may be obtained FROM she Rev. d.
Bgler No 3z2 Houston street. Dr. WILEY No. liz Liberty
street.
n G. CHRISTIAN, MANUFACTURER AND IAPoR-
~ ter OF Musical Instrumsnts has constantly hand
general a.sortment Of Iutes with from 10 fourteen
feysi also Boehm Datone and Datoue Chfomate flutes
ClArioncter Ohces fageolcs AccorGeobs Cuitar- Ban
JOS Tambornes bass and side Drums Sax orus Trombo-
ssles Ebo Corno. Trumpcts Tubas cornss TrofnJoncr
huses and fat Italian. French and German yions,
nieicnescs ke A.o. German. French. Italian and Eng
nsh strings for violns, guitar banjo, base kc together
h svsy sr,iels eonnee,sd With The musical nstrumen,
IN he neatest large stock Of music for sale
hall price ana liberal discount made 70 vhoisas dealers.
At tO Pearl street.
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ERANKLIN MUSEUM, I75 CHATHAM sQUARE-TwO
performances day In the afternoon AZ and in the
week The Model Artists wiz appear IL sems nsg saS
Adam Eve" Venus Rising the Sea-
by the world together with
the Female Mnstrels" Female Arab Girls" "Fsmal0
Jussers burssque comic and fancy dances with variety
Of original to be found other place OK
In New York Prices Of admiseonStaSc ssats
Shc. boxes, Dc.; psrquette. l2te. private boxes 81
VVALLHALLA, Sc CANAL sTREET-hADAME WAR;
w toms troupe Female Model Artists will perform
two grand every day 81 3ooek the after
o'clock in the evening together with the oYg
Female Minsrels and Sable Brothers. AdnittaAses
Orchestra Boz, Sis cents; Parquet, Is eents
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A CCRsE AND ITS CURE
IN A house hired, az rent
though quite moderate.
But little dreamed % What vas sent
t. my ~ starred fate.
Ilrst rats, near large any cat,
Nv lArder nightly robbed;
Ard mice. from every shelf and crack.
Their little heads out bodied.
Aud reaches too. full tnrcr long.
With burs. In my riaff too,
Would hll tie vail. the beddns throns.
Ard fcaf few.
hut thanks o. Lyons MAGNETIC Pills
And Pow der- good and true,
I've rid my house q all its Ills
And tis good
SOLD ~ D. LYON so Broadway. n. T. q. y. Thons. I'D
Main street. tneipnat Mr.. Csrgucs u reuth and
coat,. s,rss fhiladslrha Mrs. nsys. us Fsson s,rsst
Ircoklyn.
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gPORTTNG.

CENTREvILLE COURSE. L. I.-PACING-wEDNEs-
~ tey. April TN. 81 * oeesa n. purse 500 mile
Bsvns Mr.. NsKin.lsy enters Lady ks.; whspley
sptsre sh. T. Dan Miller; d. Bryan enters b. Oayuga
Nsd will leave the South Ferry Broekyn ct twe
sslosh returning soon ~ the sport Pare each
way, IS cents. JOEL coNKLIN. Proprietor.
ID AGING SUBSCRIPTION OFFICE PARK PLACE
N New York. One Dollar sonstitstes subscriber and
entities him the for the
trotting match between Lady SUFFOLK, Lady Moscow and
Confidence to Cd on Centrevle Course L. H. May 9th
1850 share early application is necessary the
number being limited. For particulars, apply as above