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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-03-21
CO-lDHrfNerShip.
MOSEY Il gIOLCOMBE,

MOSRY Il ElOLCOMBE,
AuctiOneers and Commission Merchants,
CORNER OF MAIN AND MARKET STREETS,
LYNCHBURG, Va.
GIVE prompt and und, ,ded attention to the sale oi Rea
u Estate Negroes, Tobacco Flour, Merchandise Horses
SSc ,Se All sales guaranteed and cashed effected
Liberal advances made on Consenments in hand.
BY special permission they refer to the following names
A. Tompkins, Cashier Farmers Bank, Lynchbu.g,
Jno. NJ Otey, g Virginia Bank 6
A Is. Rucker,
Mcdaniel & Lee,
Meem & Gwatkin,
Mosby Speed, GO
VIM. NJ Burwe Bedford,
Gen. +. Watts, Roanoke
Madison Ptzer, -"
H. IL Marshall, Charlotte,
Jno. ID Alexander, Campbell,
S. u. McDeamon, Appomatox.
March Its
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-03-21
The LanrhOrne Foundry

IYAS recently aged and furnished with lahes
II and other Machinery, required in filing and bnishmf
Cast Iron work The proprietor ,oois shae o. me P''
tonsCc Of tho public
Iynchhui,, Malth ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-03-21
PHGNIX FOUNDRY,

Immediately on The Canal. near he Langhorne-.ANs
LYNCHBURG. Va.
'INtiE SUBSCRIBER, under new arrangement, still
continues TO conduct this establishment, aud socits
continuance of the patronage literally extended hereto
iofe Null. GEARING, of every description, thaving a
s'ea' variety oil pat'ens9 Horse Powers Plaster and Ce
ent Crushes, BARK Mills Cranes, Tobacco Presses, toge
the' with every other descriptions OF
Iron and Brass Castings,
made and fitted up the shortest notice and in the ncate
and most substantial manner. Also, PLAIN and FANCY
drought and Cast Iron Railing,
CRATES, Sc. Sc. He has good water power and work
men o the ts order at the head o each department Eve
~ article made at this establishments 10 he equal
TO any done IN the State. A. g. DABNEY Agent.
Oct 25-l2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-03-21
LicOrice on consignment

LicOr(CC on cONStSN1nChI.
WE have Just received, consignment, fresh supply
w OF I.corce
20 eases "Beck s. Co, - mass,
do "Ynurra" do
IS do "Iabona" Stick, all Of fine quality, and
celebrated brands. which shall receive an additional
stock in a few days for sale low. ..n.o.
Jan ITS McCokkl.f' n SiMTS'N'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-03-21
CIOuer Seed Wanted.

CIOcer Seed Wanted.
VNE wishto buy large quantity OF Clover Seed, for
w which we will pay the market price in CASH. As
them till the first of June next, Persons having them tor
sale will do well to give us call
JOHNSON, YOUNGER Il SMITH.
March lS-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-03-21
Office.

NOTICE.
1UNlIE subscribers take this method of informing their
friends and the public generally that they have made
arrangements with Mr. j. u Harvey, OF Charlotte county,
Va for the purpose of selling TOBACCO. All cons ign
MS made to them, will be promptly attended to.
Marci. Its TINSlEf TAYLOR.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-03-21
All kinds of Country Produce.

EANCY SILK vESTINGS-Uf a superior qnalt
- ana style, just received hv
oc'e-H WAREHOUSE s POTTER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-23

~ A correspondent of the Louisville Journal
gives a sad account of a feud between two families
of Garrard Co. Ky. named Evans and Hill DR.
Evans, some two or three months since shot one Of
his neighbors named Hill, and then fed, it is sup
posed to Indiana. On Monday last one of the
Evans and one of the Hills came into collision, and
exchanged shots without effect The Hill gang
then fell on Evans with knives and cut his throat
on each side, and his upper lip nearly off. While
this butchering business was going on, brotherof
Evans appeared and s., shot down with revolver.
Hill, Jr and Henry Sagacy, brothor.in law. M.
merous shots were made at him without killing
him. The battle was over the wounded Evans,
and who was supposed to be dead. None Of the
five wounded are dead, and it is thought they may
all recover
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-23
DRY GOODS.
rr,r curApEsr STORE
AND THY BEST PA Z TO MAKE YOUR PUH
n CHAsES, 10 BARKER'S sol Grand e.

AND THE BEST PA z To MAKE YOUR PUB
n CHAsES, Is BARKERs, sol Grand e.
WI open Ibis moriug-
caies fre French Giaghsms, worth Is 3D. oay loi
per ysrd
z casesvery wide and sne.
FRENCH Isle THREAD olNGHAMs, vide
ised I'll,
2oo % new plain ohsngeAbie small sirPsi AHo p'''
GGcesud Pou De Sole Silks, from s. Cd up.
i0a re high ulster black Gro de Rhne rom o. "
1850 yds Printed Lawns, fact colofs ,,,,,,o,
seo PLAIN SATIN BORDEREp AMI HSio 'DE'l,
DFRED GRAPE sHAWLs, OF tne r'"'''
styles. .,a c..sr,a,a sh,,vls
very cheap. IL, 81. -. ,o. t,.-
,epre.enied. S. BARKER, sol Grand-st
..TIIIAs-REDUCTION IN PRICE.-The sub.
nj yin offer from this date The entire Of their stock
,mntIln. at considerable reduction from former prices.
ho.t OF the above have received by the las steam.
ora or in accordance with the last adylces
ard comprise stock FOR quantity, taste and elegance that
cannot be equsled in the United States.
TOLE DE LILLE MANrILLAs, s. 81.
ry2oIwis JAMES BECK Il co 355 Brosdwsy.
ITO HOUs EKEEPERs.-The chespesi Coun,er.
] ptnes 10 New.f0fE are 10 be found Al BURDETrS
Cheap Wholesale ard Re4. Dry Goods Store. 10 Wef-
ef.st.
lust received from Auction large lot 81 Coun.erpsucS
ofhe very best manufacture aud most beautiful patterns,
which are offered The following extraordinary and I'M
preccdened low prices 10 quarters l2 IL quariers 49,
y quarters les Is quarters POS; Ii quarters s. These
Counerpsnes superior In every respec, to the ceebra
ted Msrsees Quilts and the same quality have never been
sold in any store before At the prices here quoted.
just imported superior assortment OF Paris made light
coos) Kid Gloves OF The soest and splendid finish,
which offered al Be Cd pair, equal TO &c Gloves La
dies finest black Kid Gloves 4s q pair.
Gents light and dark Kid Gloves 4s pair equal 10 dol
lar Gloves
splendid lot OF scarlet crimson green blue and varie-
gated Cloth Table Covers only 1s piece; very heavy
twled Table Cloths only $3-ususl price IS.
Toweings Diapers, Linens, Shee,ings Shlrings GauZe
Flannels, &c. &c al wholesale prices
GEO C. BUROETT,
rny18 6dss 1856 Walker-st bet Broadway and Bowery.
nRY GOODS.-For sale, at reduced prices, Linens
DLinen ShiItings Diapers, Table cloths C0yers Nap
knsl &c Prints-Musins, Ginehams De LANES, &c.
Also Damaged Blescbed Muslns Linens. Tsblecoths,
&c lmy22 Sds'I W. MATHEWS, 60 Csiherine-sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-23

SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
Washington Tuesday, May 2l.-No. 1902 !. At.
kinson as j. Cummins. In error to he Circuit
Court OF the United States for Pennsylvania. Mr.
Justice Grer delivered the opinion Of this Court,
affirming, with costs, the Judgment of the said Cir
cult Court. No. ~ +. Davis vs. Police Jury of
Concordia. In error to the Supreme Court of Lou
isiana. Mr.. Justice Wayne delivered the opinion
of this Court affirming, with costs the Judgment
of the said Supreme Court. No. 81. II Peas ct
al u.s. Municipality No. Of New-Oreans In err
ror to the Supreme Court of Louisiana. The iudg
ment of the said Supreme Court in this cause was
affirmed with costs .... No 207 VIM. II. Marriott.
plaintiff in error, rs. +. w. Bruno ct al The ar.
gument of this cause was continued by Mr. Bruno
for the defendants in No. $50. The United
States, plaintiff in error, rs. Fl. Southmayd ct al
The argument in this cause was continued by Mr.
Butler for the defendants in error. Adjourned un.
til TO- morrow at / o'clock A. NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-23
WATTS,s NERVOUS AHTIporE.

INF L. This faithful declaration 10 rs sacred among
the o. 0.B.as to affirm TO NY brother hs.ons u
upon the square" ieu my fellow Christian a. Ils
communion table. at $50, What could expect 70 vio,
late The ssncty ofuh In three OF he most sacred
Would any Of common sense rsk his repu snoo 49,
al good men, by uterng lsshoods under such boy nes
This, Hen II isl hereby Affirm, By the brohefnood o
ChriSsny, Mksonry and Odd Fellowship, thai 10 rvsy
instance where my Nervous Andoe has been use ~ nAs
been successful In curing edeetuslly al nervous deony
nenrnsic pain, epilepsy, tic dooreux spe<ms goo neI
spssmk eonvusions-th.i Il The spesifc remedy for al
tpssmodic or nervous diseases nsrvine OF ne mo"
wonderful and powerful eject and nothing more o. ces
That In any case should failure ne money
WILDE returned 81 bottle % dozen-
my.5w TALBOT WATfA ia Nssssaa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-23
y. COTTON, Auctioneer.


ARGE SALE OF SECOND HAND FURNITURE
LCARPETS. CROCkERY, PIANOS &c &c-THIs
DAY Thursdsy) May %, alloi O'clock Al tho auction
Rooms, 80 BeekmHD and 50 Ann SITS large and general
assortment Of good furniture, consisting IN part Of war
robes French bedsiesd bureaus mahogany and curled
maple chairs, maTble-op, pier center and card tables
vans ouomans sree and small glasses ply and in
furniture &c Also large invoice Of crockery glass and
china ware from a dealer Also, pianofores second
hand Also several tubs Of butter Also, 2lO gallons A
Sell nellie brandy IN pipes Of 80 gallons said 10 be rs
rate article ard will be sold without reserye ~ pay adj
vances &c. Sale peremptory, rain or shine my2} IT,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-23
J "TIsIE ~ ,IONPY, ~, ~. q,

e "TIME IL MONEY, says one Of our
"a greatest American Modern PHILOSOPHERS, and foe
ha ne money you can obtain . Watch guaranteed
49, 10 keep correct ume," by calling lhe store Of
ihe subscriber whose stock Of hre Lever Watches COZ
sany renewed per steamers, from The celebratsdfnakers
Lewis esmue s1d Samuel Magnus London full jswciled,
Tscy, have given The perfect Satisfaction al who
have hem IN Please call and examine for yourse Ct
tie Subscribers Old stand established Ia 1910.
my5 IL 4 =. C0cHRANE, 2ss dreoowiens-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-23
BENJAMIN MOONEY, Auctioneer.


DRNJAMIN MOONEY will sell FRIDAY 2fh
NAV at II Plat entire stock OF hardware consist
ing in part Of ship, concave mlwright patent and other
augurs rim carpenters, morlice mineral knob chest till
pad and trunk locks currycombs ell descriptions OF fes
and nsps turning chsss and gouges round bolts psnes
of al varieties hand PANEL and ack saws circular do
tea trays spoke sheves kettles cutting uippers round
pyers crivers scale beams steelyards IRE irons
hammers wood screws copper tacks hinges and butts
measuring tspes, rvets spoons knives and forks cos
mills SC; also casks heavy all brass butts also large
quantity Of bsss locks, &ci also, platform and counter
scales spades, &C. myz3 IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-23
A NJ. MERWIN Aucnoneer
ENTENSTyE SALE OF NEW RODKa

1T IESDAY, MAY y. HANGS, PLATT 4 co 20t
Broadway, will sell THIS EVENING, commencing At
OclCck very large collection Of and desirable stock
which they invite the attention OF the trade and other,
WEDNESDAY. May 22-An extensive consignment of
standard and mscela neous theoogc and medca books
and Illustrative works In variety. Full particulars Ia
catalogues. which ready.
THURSDAY May 23-Lsrge sale OF English books a
rich collection Just received from London Catalogues are
ready at the sales my2 Sis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-23
BRUCE A Chiffon, Auctioneer.

COUNTRY SEAT AT AUCTION.-COLE {
NCHILTON will sell at auction on THURSDAY NAV
90 At O'clock the Merchants Exchane Country seat
Al Clarkstown, Rockland Co NJ Y on the Erie Railroad
ard about seven miles from Permont belonging to A
AssAr ESQ recently purchased for English gentleman
row In Europe who has directed 1t to be sold as he can.
not leave and for some time to The place is
beautifully the line OF the Railroad lear the
Depot ii contains from 20 to so OF excellent land
number Of fruit aud ornamental Trees shubbery &c tbs
doorysrd is ornamened with large statue Of Washing.
ton by the ceebrsted sculptor "Thom," who butt the
house ard recently owned the place. Coored nhogaphs
g he had Of Ire auctOneers Wa-sL 1921 nv q mi.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-23
HEGEMAN. Aucuoneer.
n " N a

J. HEGEMAN, Auctoneer.
DYA &. TUTTLE.-VALUABLE PAINTINGS
HIN BROOKLYN.-In the Art.Unon Room BROOKLYN
Institute. on THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 81 and SAT.
URDAY EVENING, May 25, at 8 O'clock-a large and
valuable collection Of 200 oil paintings recently brought
from Europe, will be sold without reserve This colecto,
is composed Of choice paintings both sncent and modern
selected By gentleman In Europe and are richly verify
the attention OF hose who may be DESTROYS Of acGurn1
really fine paintings for their residences They nav bs
day and evening Citizens OF Brooklyn aud Others
a solicited to examine them. my2l 3useoi-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-23
By TIE VIDNiGHr SOUTHERN YlR,,
rhIIndeiphin liaf ~.


PRILApErrns, Wsaue.ss. ,.,,.
successful iorgeryto thss- ,Sas Of = 400 w,.
perpetfatec q" sias Farmer 81 .aic..pL
OF our city yesterday AEerp q. 10
- Nv. Vol CO.. e' 'sed TO
The fire in Camden last nias,
your telegraph head, was cs..., ,H0a unier
Of tie stables attached to Eugi.hs 4. '1rn'ns
The preliminary services 81 a. ED,.a...-l O..
vcntion were held this morii- Vt - ~.
Church. One candidate was . a. ..
and another to the priesthood Tho e. 4.
now holding an afternoon session.
Can't McMakin Of the steamer ElN,r g~,o.
who was rather roughly used by the auth
New Jersey some months ago, on sccouh .
murder which was committed on the wharf a.
Beverly Just SIS his boat was about leaving il, ha
been discharged.
splendid iron building is about 70 he erected
at tie corner Of Third and Deck SIS. by the Penn.
syvsnia Life lnsu, ance Company.
The steamers scyces which hand YESTERDAY a,
erroon hsVe gwen more nnuess 10 CorroN ald Bread.
fif bles Upisrd snd Mobile CorroS al glS. 4, hi on
tue TIE eNrori denaud f,r Ft0Us eor,irre. nr1ii,S
5fe1 D. hhl a. which holders ma Sale. III r5,n,r
and choice brands to the city dealers IT 25a5 ST. exs
5Hoi 64i. and New-fors fancy brands a. s6Qd 62l.-
RYE FLOUR is in better demand Sales Of 500 bbls At
> S7l per bb Corn MEAL s not much inquired sfler
supplies Of wSsAr continue very small and ,seTs /.
sood demand particularly for White which wanted for
NewYork and Bottom Sales $500 bush al ii for Red
snd 1901 q for White. RYE Is 10 good demand Gle for
Penn sale OF BARLEY MALT SIC per bush Coss In
good demand for shipment and 900 bush yellow sold g.
saos1 oATsconaue and have advanced sales
Of $4,000 bushels At an rs bush la Coz
TEg there rothng OF Importance doing Prices are m
MoLAsssis held for higher prices Sales Of 900 hhds at
&c Tor Porto Rico and 2c for Cieniuegos 900 bbls New
Orleans Al 2o1 &c time OFsh Ola are held hi gh.
er $50 ehs Summer Lard OE sod about 6Sc which IL an
advance Lnseed on has declined 10 72Q73c In casks and
barrels PRoyisIoSs-lCO bbls Meas PORK sod sr All a.
Dbl amos Bseoni m better demsna; 100 hhds Rams IA
salt pickle, sold a. 6a7c end smoked at7liOc AZ IN Ia
Sides and Shoulders no change. Lsrd Ia hsld hsher -
WHisKY-Sales OF 800 bbs at 2Sic and hhds =, ,,i,
SALTS OF SToCKs-Frst B0ard-Sl75 State 4. AZ
1906 do, 95i 1886 do 96i 81 eco Allegheny Civ h. S
5000 Reading RR Mort bs (Cryders Is; 81 600 do rsT
$500 do "a 77 Bank Of Ky. 1885 $500 Tsxs. Rey,.
tered Notes So North Am Bank. 1856; 500 Reading n n
2il $4,000 Cincin w w o. 6S i0i; COO do, as o. ~
Miners Bank Pousville. ~; 600 Wmnxton nm e. Of
Cam and Amb RR 1906 S7Oo0 Reading RI Ca Toi As es
DO 20: 20 Union Bank Tenn, Get Is Union Canal lY, 10
| Penn RR AZ; 5000 Allegheny Civ Is, $751; ~
Second BOd,d-5 Pennsylvsns Bank n; do Oh s,00o
Reading RR Ga SOL 5000 Wilmin gton RR 6s 81 20 Nor
rs Canal l5i Mnehl RI, 67t; 81 Pennsylvsns RI AZ
$500 City Ga oS SLIGO Lehlgh &c 76I 80 Kensneton
Bark, 62 IS Hsrrshurg RR, u.s. S2oo0U s. 6s 67 1885,
Mechanics Bank ny
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-23
oF PUBLIC AND PRIVATE

PURCHASERS OF PUBLIC AND PRIVATE
IBRARlES Will End essential aid In making their seec
Ltious by consulting "Puinsms Bookbuyefs Manual,
catalogue Of the hest Foreign and American books 10
every department Of ertnTe science aud The arts with
classified index Having direct agencies and c0respcn-
denis London, and the principal cities OF the Continent
g. F. PUTNAM devotes particular attention 10 orders for
public institutions and to special impOrtaons from Europe,
for hch II l. believed be UNUSUAL facilities hay
ing established agencies and correspondents IN London
and the leading cities o. the Continent Copies OF The
Bookbuyers Manual be obtained by application per-
sonay or by letter, postpaid, addressed
my23 II g.. PUTNAM, New-York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-23
PrrRIIsHED THIS DAY.

PUBLISHED This Day
HOLDEN'S DOLLAR MAGAZINE FOR JUNE.
AN ADMIRABLE NUMBER.
CONTENTS:
A sICILIAN TRAGEDY. BY r. p. Greeley.
n Birth Day Thoughts By Miss A. ID Woodbridge.
An Evening al Aunt JsneR BY Edith Clare
To Ny Green Mountain Home BY Mrs Ssrsh Brolg hton.
Review Of the Scarlet Letter. b Rev Henry Giles.
Songs ofthe Affections s William P. MulchInock.
TIE Ice-Gen Of Stockbrioge . By Mary NJ. Chase.
An INDECENT Of tho Cholera 10 NewYork. By City Ply
stefan.
To lnez Ry the MuSe
mn to the Deity. By 7 II Chiyers MD.
Judge Halliburton BY The Editor.
Cordetcend'ng TO MARY By Maria J. B. Browne.
The OLD Clock By Mrs i G.. Abell
A Brace Of Byronics. By the Muse
Good-fornoihiDg May. By the Author OF "Susy Is
Diary"
The SEA By Mrs Sarah Broughton.
TIE Martyrs. BY Caroline Chesebro'
lone By James Chadwick
The Birds Of America b. in isn Hooper.
my22 2tiGs FOWLER 4 DIETZ 100 Nassau 81 NY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-23
F FOR BOSTON BY HZw.YoRK
= = AND NEW-HAvEN RAILROAD

The following trains lcsve the Canal
st Station daily Sundays excepted) for Bostoa;
AIS 0elocf, AN and arrive 81 Boston Of > O'CLOCK, NJ
Dinner Q. Springfield.
AIS clock n arrive at Boston a. II IS PM By this
train may stop from three hours New
Haver Hartford or Springfield or any Station where the
Express frsin receives passsngerb
As o'clock N arrive a. Bostou Il II SPIN Supper
n sprin4fe This train receives pascngcrs only az the
prilcipsl stsliora See bls OF al The trains
Puser gers e desired 10 procure tickets before taking
seas 10 he ears T. MASON, sgpernisndsnL
hsy IL 1850 uya IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-23
SCHOOLS.
PROFESSOR Won HEERINGENs
SICAI, CONsERVAT TORY,

M , lOAL CON SER VATORY,
257 Broadway, opposite City Iarooms II ard - 81 floor.
A FREE SCHOOL br instruction 70 Piano, Guitar,
n Harp, Violin and Vocal Music Instruction given IN
NE Old or new system OF notation both at the pleasure
ofhe pupil Terms; Ia casses per month onl y for
OF isstrumer; private lessons 5 quarter of a les
sons At The Conservatory; do. do 50 per quarter 1t rest
denees myl4 su
Il =. SCHOOL AGENCY, 293 BROADWAY
- Eshbished lsi7 for proculrg competent teachers,
govenesses &c Terms to all per cent IN advance on
years compensation secured by Transferable check aad
the parties proposed until suited Notices given BY
.niuals through The Tribune. Merchandise Al lowest
prices Fine letter paper 81 Half price 10 yearly patrons
Circulars wanted No charge for procuring pupils cheeks
fur sale Apply early full, and postpaid References ex
changed. lmyS 3t+I T. II. WIbCOAr Proprietor.
FRENCH AND GERMAN TEACHER WANT
ED.-An experienced and successful teacher OF these
languages Is wanted mmed aiey at the Irving lnst1te
TarDiown Not more than two hours day required.
Apply personally by nis iposipad) 10 the Principal
or nsy see ne advertiser on Ftiday. > 70 u. al
ny 3 IL CLARK AUSTlNs, 25 Broadway.
DRIyATE INSTITUTIONAL GENTLEMAN
Il Of extensive requirements, who 10 a graduate Of a
College, experienced as teacher aud can brlg The high
eat from profe and others would IKE
to silepd upon few pupils a. heir residences Address
2. NJ. W Tribune Once. my2l 5tis-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-23

OLYMPIC.
DIERCE,S MINSTRELS.-The original Pompey,
Il Of Chrisy's hinstres-Eyery Evening until fur
Their nightly By the beauty and fashion Of
ths cy Best Ethiopian band In tho world consisting Of
fourteen performers under the direction Of T. Pierce
choice selection OF Songs Glees, ChOrses. Medeys
Refrans Burlesques &c &c peculiar " e illustration OF
Ethiopian character.
Admission Is cents private boxes ST. Orchestra seas
81 cents
Saturday, May H. Benefit Of Lieut. +. Horn alias Brother
Bones
An Afternoon Concert on Wednesdays aud SATURDAYS
Doors opsn at 2-coDcsri at O'CLOCK my8 II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-23
"THE CAMPBELLs ARE COMING"
BROOKLYN institute
yuTRnNRGnaX EVENING Nav % the r

w EDNESDAa a., p ~ 10 t VIZ orgiai
performers whose Concerts at the Society Library
received with the most dsn gushed success for period
of six months beg to announce 10 the citizens Of
Brooklyn ihsi they Ti have the honor Of giving OF
their hi big popular entertainments as above Introducing
their rev programme OF Songs Glees, Choruses, Bur.
esCues, Lectures. Dances, &c. Doors open at 7-cOm.
mence at 9 O'Clock. Admission 25 cents
~ 2is' GEO. A. KIMBERLY, Manager
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-23
TO LET AND FOR SALE

a. TO LITTLE Bakery store and dwelling lO7f
III. Ninth avenue. Also-the drug store and dwelling lg1
Si@ Nnthsvenue, adjoining the above Both VI these
stores are handsomely finished with plstegass
dows msTble-tOp counters, marble floors, &c. &c
Also the large rHo-story dwelling -houss lOj Ninh-sv
near Chelsea square This house being painted ald fur.
pisted with gas and Croton water fixtures: bathroom
wsierolosei, &c. &c. Inquire Of ID. A. CUSHaAN, 8
Cortland st. or N!nih-avenue between Twentisth and
Tweny-hrsi ss. myl3 2awlsH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-23
THE HOLY LAND.


PROFESSOR WILLARD OF Meadville Theological Sem
mary. will lecture THIS EVENING 10 the Sufok-sf.
Church. Delancvst Egypt and the Holy Land and
exhibit Panoramic Views Of the remarkable scenes
who feel interest In that Land-Rnd who does
should hear his incidents Of Travel" much OF which Ia
TO be obthned from books Doors open at hsfpast
Lecture at O'Clock. Ambulance l2t cents. my25 It
YENUIRD WERK.-KING's PANORAMA OF THE
j HOLY LAND AND RUINS OF ANCIENT CITIES.
views Including Rome, Nineveh Malta Jerusalem on Fire
Babylon, Palmyra Cyprus etc Admission q cents-cbl.
dren half price Doors open al y O'CLOCK Panorama be-
ens moving at g. Exhibition Wednesday and Sat-
urdsy ats NJ Stages run nom Fulton Ferry TO the Hall
every ten minutes. my2l 6tish
ITALY.-Now open every evening, for shor. season
LAT Soppsn Han 500 Broadway corner Of Wakerst the
GRAND MOVING PANORAMIC MIRROR OF ITALY.
representing t01r through that beautiful and classic land
embracing Northern Central and Southern liay-psn,ed
by s. b Waugh ESQ from sketches taken by himself
The spot during long residence In that country. Com
mencng every evening O'Clock; Wednesday and Saur
Day afternoons al o'clock Tickets ) cents-chdren
der u, hsf price. my3 lw'
A NRLLI's DREAM and The Delugs.-These cele-
N brsted and effective paintings offered for sale cheap
Tor cash. 10 close concern The Dream End OF the
World hes heen exhibited in but few Atlantic cities and has
bad thousands OF visitors, (7oO0 In Philadelphia
alone They may be FOR few days al the Apollo
Rooms Apply 10 GEO ALKER,a the rooms. ng2O lw'
NRATORIO OF ARsALOM.-Ths beautiful
O0aoro will be repested positively for the last time
THIS (ThuTsdsy) EVENING, by the Musical Convention,
a. Rutgers Church, unfer tie direction Of B. Woodbury..
Mr. Wallace leader OF the orchestra. FIR Geo Bris,ow at
the organ. myS
NATIONAL ACADEMY or DEsIGN.-rhe
1NTwenytfh Annua Exhibition IA now open al the New
10 P. b. Abundance IS cents Season Tickets %
Catalogues l2i cents a36wua+