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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-12
J. " BROWN, Anrone.r
4 ARGE AND PEREMPTnky SALE OF CAB

Il INtT Fl RNiTUkE, ffANOFORTE, se-WbD-
sFSBAY Feb D. al nt O'Clock, III 70, Bfcad~Ayi VIII -
.od without reserve large assortme & a superior farr
are consisting soias and 10 dszen pafor ehsus q
.ar0us patterns dressing bureaus French bed1eAls mat
-sses mahogany and mefbetop abes stands bsOt
r..ea arr0hes rocking and easy chairs, SC. Also,
second hand piano forte agd large assortment u silver
plated ware, uaJs, k1f giraDdoes, &C. Catalogues
mo ready ~ ais
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70 PAPER nlANUFACTURERs.

SPECIAL .aLAAA4
yIrHF r-gDFP.IGNtD her &c ll-e y g. f-l-ff'
| 4. ~ al. L, sr-l fn .te nll -c-1rc " y ana fl
- =. --o-sss f---.t f- - ie-ses Ps-rrt .-f.isi
81 r.s...-.s reg 1Ls1 By .s--1g VII ns inf
- s--r e. -es4- AIRED ty - i-1. ~ 80 ~ -
-a-t lfcg- r.l.rs - . r EDLLiNCs"DH Ah-
Z. rafaB1-M
E-ET-TORK AID NEf-ifAF ES A-ltt-JA ~
u s.r-art q ire 80 4z-t c. i-r rls4r p.
--- raj r-ocs u fts C0rC lsuy, d. o-er 1ecl-f-- r.
III "a. lI.L lar q se-r..rF. ,sf -iocAto.-ef'
.-.- ---.e, oa r-.csof. ~ .e s-T-ra cie-s " --fr
-r .n-s = rrsrecrTely re--s-efef- Z re F-l-rl -'A
" ~ cd f-ur TIE 2h ia lh dag - F-.r-sfs I.
rlsl.c. Per 0r1er u t-r Bo--l n Dtrr,ic
- ~. r.i--.,-- = r.. - fw-s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-12

SECONDHAND MACHINERY FOR SALE
= ~l-rtr
vl---1 lsrrers -el'srs e-c4
- --rel tszE.r care. ~ l---r . eei o a----7f
lrr- fsrrf-. uatrrs-r .egs arc -1p "a
Il f--.-el s..-lsr. f-sa9gaEl 80 l.l 30 a.
sus.lss- t-als. = rQ.-s ezra
'r.a--- frs-r-- ls--a ---i-
T.rrtl1 F-erir-, u-fl - rIlcis
I.--fal --@-s.srs. "a D. ticek- e--h
g. 81 .c--6ers - - 'n---s --ci-
Z carl -r.r.l. .fllre. 49,.
.--rr f-srlss 81 - it--s etch 5reNs-f . -
s-t-r-r fr-r.-s = sr--c - 49, - sY10-r
!. ..uftsf fare. p - 11les ikiss sPucl-f
s--edrra. - lllrLs ear
srar--r. = t.ocE--
5warVfrs
ar l-1.es - ir4,s - eact $500. ,
--rrraies - 81 -.l4-s ezr1-c1l - 2se3 focll- T
--ga.rr--
49, $50 s-rr's lcattns ---u-s, rl-eEI -
pr re at1s- -afL-r-ry - -rF P-rt ~ = sfp-,as,-
80 = rsde ID COLGATE ABBE co %3Jgh--s. "
T5-t 81 SMITH 2 .lral.si-r, CJIl. Cr 70 3 |" TONI
ElNs, Norz c. tann. ~ -
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VALENTINES.
vAIENrINrs, VALENTINES.

VALENTINES, VALENTINES.
CfEAf. CHEAP
Come una, come aI.
fnt1 great add sut.
into rlr rro ~ make a fnsl
There - Ua place io spend nur clsi.
lnf there }oI 'r" cure 'o Bird
fs'elIHrs tY H.lf your ni'ri
Every ad tse have '0 please sou.
And a f-is o. veK and lease voH
DEWITT = DAVENPORT.
D L HH1s. EliIlraH
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BOOK TRADE.
AsTROSOMY AND THE STUDY o. TIE GLOBES
A. S. BARNES ! CO.

AsTROSOMY AND THE STUDY OF TIE GLOBES
a. S. BARNES = co.
LIANE Just PJ hLi>itED d lsr~ --sr=e o. As-r11C-
Ia AID ~ u Of r. q c7r'Caaai- Z D~fziou-.
Motions Ard --r0s g -i- L10l ar P'l1-.. kfr-
--s L1rFs ard .e 7 e--- 30 t-a -s--, .~l-tHl u 49,
lraf a11 Psr--ar Clr1e--r-. ais n'r,r--s Pc
-l.rs-as 49, N..ltrcrl of o.. E-.-a- q r.-s Sc
- an extensive r..-r.... l. .-- 90 l--r f-l
~ ~. f, 80 -. ---s -.- % - -c- "a 80 sa--.
DE- 5s.--s M-l-fr E-nt g.. - -- rI t--rl --
=. -. g4.--sl H.-. -r.11. rr 8slra-- P-- = -.s
Also JUST ri B-l~a.D
u1lr----- t-r--- 81 -- 1es-a -''
Nlr-I-rls Aalar--e- -t----f
El-l-l-- --l a- Do - r'-
Rev We Cc----'s Do-s en- F1r 90 i1- i--,s -a e.
F5,.se o. Csafrr ,s Cs.e Eo- 81 T---- y-a-s n
csttlr-- 'F-'- -- -', ~, - - ~ 49,
sfFs0aiw s. -.
sTRINGER TOWNSEND
FEAyr LATELY PUBLISHED
II THE LfFING AUTHORS 0T AMERICA
80. -ls.-- t-.i'-a te or's.o con 9
LEV th- COZ ei-EGAf
vo.---1 I-- s~c,r1 r n-int ro-ir- is o.
r - b. rr.l---ar '- --- 10Y 7s
Ltug BULWEG> PEERS DAUGHTERS
Proc DID,. -.r-. or 'r---sr irr
r-- H. .-, .r..rr ~ rpo- C0Hs.-r l.f Ns s. -.s-
SHINE ar. received .ae greet '-1ne7-a -a- .--
VALENTINES
SAT lare ...i BE- ls-l IN a- grease. ara.-s1 l AL
o. 'a~4-r7.ia .N P0'I'S, pass
T- wrae-cI e, le f-.1.e-Tf.as s'st from i.-
.tf-..a- A. Er.- l.-F-'l
L...'- s.ssl-s --8-NGEk a TOWNSEND
u ia- =. B-o.t-sy. e,1-er Ara-...
NETWORK BY Gas LIGHT,
DN FO>IFR. k-q. a1'r-o. N-v ors s.-et,
ID nrre y GENT. rl t-.'- a.no-' -ftt1s,-f
Hn-.r~ Greeley save NuEl--- ria .' ifs RE pl--lle
= New Yors iu her r.sh' 'l-s 80 - ( Y - GEMS
80 TT a DAVENPORT.
j. TT u-r 81.1-.Ts Ns''a1--'.
FBEErGAsoNRT.
lTN r--r e. - -I rs i .-r lU-.
rs or -a-ssa-c- BOOK re- r--- g. B7 rsm. -o-
40. L.---. BIC C. C.ar--e~ -a-
iifF-- (" G0WAS ~ fsaoa-.-
rToRALISEI AND RISTIAEITY,
MANS INFERENCE AID DEsIINF
Three L--'r-,s
aY HrvEY JAMES
l. one volume i-m9 paper covers. So rs'- t5l'i. 7c
af5'DHtw REDFiILD. c.a'sa il.L
LEVERS LAST AID EEsT NOVEL
TIKI KNIGHT CT GwYNFE.
or IT,. ~ in- rue of -ns ll.r-.
Id cEaEL-s Lfrta. rs4.
4 JTHoR oF gIiA6iEs 49, IN ili IT, pre-
re.,..r- l.r fr a-1r lcfev0 Fo.rr' l
--... beam. ..- .-........ .sce FL 49,
Published sI1 iar sl." -a.tea.. ~ ~ N p, .9"
ra,es- by IS - f. f.iiVN.
Fn-sa'estaI News --rfs. ID N-a-Yr s s. iss
; ETTER FROM QrlEs VICTORIA Lsa1d-r..
M 1--WE gst--.-lr. Aver cd. .str-she i@..afo
,Our plan ~ washing 'esfei some articles - lcr
i.esr,, c'5hinr. lie re.ai ,as most satsfscorr Tie
process ard specimens = e. va d. aaro been sr1rca
io Her A.4 esy. ard q 20 Ter cfr-- 7-ora- foif pa
pursued 1 a TO .-41l--s e iir Mg.'sys ll1-e
Tor = ~1eo ts.. OBJ Oh. l.ru.Ial color -s have
pleasure "a i's'i'. ~ ~ d. 'lf.'.'-1f. mer' ~
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clan RIM ARD-Lo~; q S--tav, ic-a -si a. -
SlUUrrlvv - Ps-fc Hofs- CT n iAe s-r-et some -
drirs - 6ay-Tseo $50 and icui So - - ne NJ
i--.ole Foukss a. TIE f-ss- 49, receive t1= slete
~ y '-@ Ii -
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bbARNJh, Mana yer and Proprietor. john 0rr"nN Ood
j. Assistant -lucompafsha Performances eNtrf
afternoon a1t evening - ees a. ard = O'Clock l1-
cents rrfgfs varied earr day To- Nsrunef Fanny. W.T."
.i-nj 'nr o1 rlns o fantou 1iss ADD whose gr - De-
yilf alI 's.,hs unrrs.ed Louis ts'
'.r. ha DO Guided aud-vsfs. Mr. Z, Wen -, Nrssrs
Ne1frd. Rase " rrien. Cffk anl HI gus, Ms-cs -ttt'
irrs Pen ana ora West l amusing Sic snr-. -ugtal j.
sketches &c. A. skeleton ed inc Green and Whale hf
M sarn-nt.. mammoth fuc0duc, Ns1 Scupigrc sia'-
nary AIm-.ien she Museum and performance - 60
On. l-en uUd-r 90 wears = cents llf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-12

Lshix II IteTioa"DoichTY / LAYTON
". 81 . he m Tuesday I'm feofNny,
~ AZ u Il a ls 5efcbaniS Exca4nle, 10 fyl0rDg
va1sb'e property ~ w.sr s6e 81 ~ EVER
s1s.c FtIrfi-sf an oppDsie 3 ThirdAy fhs Tes soy
5rr4 dveAng-hogss, AID fWO .ots bsstg 10 Ger "a ees
10 - part BO~e. Is feet - nsbes 90 ae sesnsf
II sde AID e. FEET inches the sOaihsriy s6e AygS
corf On Re remain bOld and mortstSc
gr Suss DOUGHTY b LAWTOs, y Wsset
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-12

,nII~ .>D ROREHT OSBORN, Importers ~
,bN1res IN Nss ind u Necessary 70 slfise .-e' -
s,d rss,orers ia. Nessrs. / d a >ef,ulsst " ="
49, rs,, .srr nles III The Vines Of ineIr importance
is,e Vines sowsvsr may be ssied sf heretolofy a. rs
s,io~1ps brokers' Messrs y, Nyosor s0l y, =.
| HsnrlSlss H. 5 Hayward, I. Van RET
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GO O0O TO LOAN @ eoas A. a5. -. &, =
,ais IN ls CITY BrcoAyn. Il w y lo--e1 - ''' %
81. tsrruN ers Apply
-.,i. BFoat<l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-12
ANTHONY j. RLEECkER Auou0new
1 VALUABLE dOrNTRh RESIDENCE AZ

AAAi ttiVN AM hoHf bLrfN MN VII - ~
a4fnor. ihar-tsv. February 100 " @ci"eA ~ mo
W..shaufs EHclanee the fOu0sing valuable property.
VIC ysiushe sitnatsd 81 th- head Of hlniington
u boz Long Island, containing y acres % ana IN Ahlka
ssfe ~ cultivation about one i0lfh n good TIMBER lard.
sih good spp.s orchard, pesf plum and small NUT 10
tbnuasnce On his Farm here j. me water prospect
with facilities Of hsbiue anil cunning The fsm about %
niles from Cry Ut fofk, viii communication
rr. times day BY railroad ard steamboat 10 said city,
an within one mule Il four charches, academy and
9o-turce
The house IL good iwO--'ory dwelling house. having
-lfht rooms Kitchen with pump ~ skeeiirnt "sirf
AZ the door There Aso arm, new cafnsHehOuse,
aud oder Out houses, al m good ropsr
Fnr further particulars " ihs s1DFo property Apply ~
III ofics ~ he anruoneer, Bfosd.si ofcf
t3 q0sl snss DANIEL OAKLEY % tho premises
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ADJUSTMENTS.

n " L
BRoapwaY THEsT TEESIes y sS'' I'll f s.
'''71 80 ROMEO And JULIET
Romeo. NJ Whes''ey jazz, Mss fisae'
rHE F0JR SISTERS
S.-oss- pisss Fafsr a and Eea '..lr. Sssrrva
Pc n sI..s.r1 IT. Dress Crce mi ParSsetie. p
c-a.. FANNY s-3 T,rl c.-r-s, .. e. Galery . esrs
ID ,o1-1---- 2, : Tiis EVENING. seh D. VII D"
rHv SERIOUS FAMILY
C,ss ro-r-cs & -. q .rse Frs1k l,eai \ iesra
- a. =. r..,.-. w..s cstrrsa
Tee Ness M.I1giSs...... NJ. Waters And II Frederick
Row TO PAY YOUR wAsGERwoMAN
y N.unstol w se;s .-..-.-..--.... VI htlewst
Pr.ces-Box-s Drs-s -rs All Parcler-, 81 81; fAnl
Gee CT seooEa Ter : Cts frv,'e Boxes : ads
ITALIAN oPER, ASTON PLACE, relow EiEht.-
s--bf- NLfll - sf.a MALTA PAIIi ard 'ysts'
,s1-N7e, q. Sirfa tAhlLl FAIlL TUESDAY - ~
ING feo - v .c Tcricrrt 80, 'rie t.s ssssln Be-
Aqa.t 49, tnorils A. Pain foicae sigaor For;i' on'-
lr order aa ,,.cr 90 prevent eons..ar, earrsges ~sn
o, dass beds rast; srd tase NJ beads west
Ccrdlctcr aci Director. Max MsrrTes. Leader He.r
Ar-l---r Frr-s o. ttIissea A. sra.s m BoNes Or p
eiet SECURED e.-ae- f'r - n-si ~ SEASON. S. Aims
s1r NJ 80 evening ~ ',- rrrflrmanc-. Psrcleur .
Auptlrlcaofr GENTS Box Ot-ce -yery dSy frou
s7;. 1911
HNRD. -BENEFIT or slGNuRINA AMALIA
Y FAIll-For a- .-sf a-le in AIS seasog Bo.lals 90
ch-a,ed rBlic Or-rs, NORMA srt frsi Sgprarancs .a
desc ar ftrce ears of >iga 4. Bari Pan sigma An
PATTI 1-gs snaoance hat she VII iake Der BfNEFll
"a TUESDAY EVENING. Fec p on witch occasion
- pernrn.e.. Rei.rs ceichrsed orela. NORMA -
Norma. grCa &. Hlri PAIR A-AfisA sigma An
Pau iulione -nor toru' oro'ts' - ief NeNe.L-
Subscribers f--- der scs.s vii please % o.
h. ,.-r Tue.ls. No
1 POLLO ROOMS. iI0 BROADWAY, OLano
y Nlsca. fu.. and Complementary htNfFlI to
NJ TUES Efu A-er cf au1 - Band. ~. iase Fser
SAT Entf Feh h- ifh .ust under Pre- direct ln c
NJ l,a.-ae Loior TIE f',ovin- rs'erc Er.sfs haft
rd.f volunteered r.r l-rs- Woes stsMadani Otto
Madam Nl.er ue-r >chu-Aerti ll-iIl'sen al 800 yer
o. -N- it un herr lr.rs efe, Herr T Dus
r.-- Herr MOL TER suu. Kerr go Herr Ia CroN
Herr C. u L~imrrrtn. Cu .Is instrument tns Organ
ore. 200. sni llrcr.ls Orchesrs. comprising .nf
rr re rsi member. q Gurrs BaLl Sanonla Band. ar
nlsrr .rsr ar.s oi .s CIV
rcsets els 20 ee asa 50 ell he 7rncPs Music stores
~ bas-
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nVyT.MIN MOONEY WILL SILL rms DAY

ID = l1cl9cx e ~ Alc1On Boom, - psilsi fsAcJ
fya1- vva,rt-s JsNery, A. corsissnx u t1uoDs 'as
oeef-r euloyrs. llsfb.rs SLATE pe1cis. NJ Also god
~ ler ~seis. consisting ~ go.i esrrs shchofs -
pas silver ever saInug vscsea, g0d pshs, eornHos
asHsa r.. &
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rO.Lo K0oMs. lIO RROADMAY. -


or THE GEGMAN LrCDERKRANG,
~ AID OF TuF ~ RhNING sufferers of Ire Hague
a. cH flf. 40 f.r lH1eruac q. nn Weirc~fav Feb IS
ONE HUNDRED AND FlfrH slNetR>.
4-ie- 'ic lrfr' 'r . NJ Charles Wei-ir.-
3d. Iflw. Or. >.a-ielb-rg VI SEES 6ocr abe f. kgiI.
Mr -fe All Others b., -sstl ,hs occasfDn. T1cket
H b. ot.4- ti s 'he aHsc store al Al he f
CD e evening of be rarorrslrs' C,L,ert 10 cvrnell
r. ca nrN-f 0eeu s' r n'c.ock
= -r.. TIE COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-12

JOSEPH NCAPiff. AucuoneeT
yINIIl I.-DAf FEB. IA, ~ 10 0c.oes; al ne corner
i ~ Gentfe Grand snd Orange as Odd rehyNs hSi,
81 81 and sfi stories Sheriff, saie cOn.isns ~ lsfse
All p.sndd u furniture cefqeh curtains y"
=. tables chaifs. OIL cloth. dysns, sc Re III "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-12

nKCUARD--T.-WN A. FRANKLIN sen CO
tIal .r ~ sucuoa On Tuesday feb - Al Il 0eocs al
fh. Hrrclanfs F1flRn.- ts de-abe house and iyt lf
(sharf I'd between anton and RynztOn 80 lot = tse
fuut AL BY o. FEET inches Ia dsgih Terms aoerN
and made known al er'e ~ bs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-12

crnp REWARDS u last everir te.rFe~1 *
.NiUVard ure O'clock. fTcl re res-.eucc ~ -- sl--
.srer = Psrrerca' = 0Qpose Mouroe Pace- Brooklyn
-, ls--e ssrf P..rl.- tkTk-a {. Ccro-4- p-rse-ec
b, th- work ng,su @ he UlioG Wal-e Led C3-1af
Jsrrs-y !. Issf. sso. one SlF-T Tea Fo- >--sr b0@
Sop Bow sr1 VI = Pu- e. u-sEA-c ? { = 40 s-.ifr
"a 81 c-,5:re Tee above reward VII te paid o. z
prororior Tor sny part q - saine - -,-,-,.,r
Z. N0kNELA-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-12

~ Five In-urancc.- BkQoALYN INsS kA> =. =
/ CouPASl ONccs Merchants kxcta-gc, W alsS 49, ",
| ~ srf a Fssoa-sl brooklyn. Itis oc eSsn-sns,
tc1nsry continues 10 ttke Tisfs q limited Sine-l. 60
dWrAli = $500. $500 '~'> n iwisF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-12

4 O~w-U- Frdsy g.. lstvs oTeSs. pm cor -. 1-
49, u.th a L. T. Sneli" srgr4vr1 Qu Tx a1cA -
- " c,1scr res. fzvC- and b. shy TvsAr-ec b.
re-urrins t - 81 Lexingolav corner ISel1-tf - %
- 80. 49, 80 l-fl-
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-. rhe Nnnlington GnlIery p n

~ The Huntington Gallery i NV ,tt,- a. a.
A. riou Rnaings n HroadyNGV from = " p, !, .
Iy,e collection embraces ne Sscri esst heieH
t-frisrs "a Children Ncu-v TIE tgti Lazy Jane 81 y.
!, ~ Tower Roman Psnens Aas21vinf an1 t' n -
igl ofer works Single adtss ~ . - S'asoh
r 60 CA-sogueS ~ cis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-12

VI l.rsnn who Borrowed zen an ieci case u 'is
ySl6.-s rs..et-eg on board he Erpire CIV l-t ~
lrer-Sy crac o. returr w, Go rrrai :-Fol ~ se
,-r-o 81 ouef - tte Uri,et STATES Ha;r ia fa'ons
. - ---sr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-12

~ NOiicc.-1i- Mechanics ire Insurance Compar'
Of tie CITY II New lofk % be located IN he bssemeu e.
Inc new B0wery Bank. corner Of Bowery and breome--
We he resigned, do horebv give notice Of OR it
tenuon under and IN pursusnce Of, The PROVISIONS az
AZ, of tie Levs.ure Of THE STATE, entitled A. Aci p
rruvde Tor lie incorporation oi Insurance Companies
r.ssel tr.l 20. 1890 70 form Company for he ulrpo
~ fsacfiug the business ~ Fire Insurance SAID Con
rerv Is 90 BE- located shove ard - have cash Capt
~ Two-Wa1rred Thousand Do1ars ip shares az fN-H.
fyc do'arr each; the namr hereof. al Doe Tho NJ
chari.s tife Insurance Company OF u. Cic al Me-
Nofs" ana decal 4fop signed ls l the corporNofs. rf
pre.- ur thc intention 20 fInu such Compsry ard cor
irsur copy ol TIE Charter proposed g. he adopted D.
'heu wfI le fled pursuant Pep fae iEoviltls VI Inc
Act Id The Office VI ne Srrf-isr~ Of state.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-12

T nexl .'frs of The course VII De Delivered before III
itrr Al its MONS Clinton Hal on Iue-cSy evening
| - ID nv Rev Wa Ware Subject Florence
! 800 - GEO PECKHAM.
/ 49, Chairman Leciure Com
The Arkansas banner., 1850-04-23
Pickwickiau,

We find the following Pick wickisa passage al arrns, between the two great rival New York poll ucians. who 6gared in the Senate Chamber. ia th letter of the Washington correspondent of 'hs Bal tuore Sun Of the 36th ult;
 R al the passing wit of lhsas two gladiatoFs the Empire State, who watch each others motion q in the political arena, wrestlrss sf the rag do Trip each ciher, is excruciaiing and sicli gittin up stairs" ss the following, seysr wss seen.
 learn that Gay two ago, Mir. Seward ap Mr. Vice President Fillmore met on the siairs the White House, and that the following short di, logue ensoed which i4 not altogether criminal. as similar occurred oa the great stair cass as ve saiiles, at the time of Louis KY.
 Ms. Separd Good morning, Mf. Vice Pres dent.
 Afr FTlmoys.-Good morning, Governor. an, thing new !
 Mr Srsoayd Nothing at all, except that yeu . a going Sp snd that am going deDR.
 MY. Fillmore Ha ha ha. at your old uick, sgsn--Exa Serqrd r. Mr Seward is decidedly unpopular at the white house, but he is not the suffer himself to bs cut You can cut him, aad yet he will come sgain He is as insePsrabIe from the Hen ia power. as fly s from hogsbead of moissses. Meanwhile the Senate wilt not act upon the nominations .. MT. Stewards friends giving the President time is correct his own mistakes. This x both respectful aud magaaHiTnous.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-04-23
NatrimnniaI Ansrhnie.

The Reverend MT. D., respectable elerKY- man in the interior of a certain State, relates the following aneedote. A couple came 10 get maEriedi after the kno, was tied, the bridegroom addressed him with,
 How much do you ax Mister1"
 "Why," replied the clergyman, "I generally take what Is ofFsled me Sometimes more, come, times less. leave il to the bridegroom"
 Yes, but hos much do you ax, l say T" repeated the happy man.
 "t have jast ssid ," returned the elergymaA, athas left it to ihe decision or the bsidegfoou. Some give me ten dollars, some i've, some three, soma two. some one, and some only give . quarter of . doliaE.''
 A quarter, hs p' said the bridegroom, p well, that's ss reasonable as body eoald sx. Let me see II I've got the money"
 He took out his pocket book: there was no money there; he sSmbl-d in all his pockets, but not six, pence couId he find
 .' Dang it." said he ." thought had some money with me, but recoIIeet now, 'twss in my to,her trowser's pocket. he,ty, have you got such thing as two shiIIins about yep
 "Mr.'' said the bride, with n mixture of shame and indignation. ." I'm sstonisIled ct ye, to come to he married without cent of money lo pay for it II I'd Known il atore, l wouldn't come step with ye, ys might have goGe alone 10 get married fos at lae''
 Yes. but consider, Hsity." said tAe bridegroom sa soothing tcne. "we married now and Ii cant be helPrd Il you've go sich thing couple of shiliihs-"
 Here. lake 'em," interrupted ihe angry bride who during ihIs speech had been searching her woft bag, '' and dOn't you. sad she. with sigaihcsn motion ot inc finger, '" don't you serve Ws aas1ts sieh c tTick."
The Arkansas banner., 1850-04-23
The MhiinrY Railrnad.

A bill has been introduced in the House of Rep resentatives, of Congress, to set apart and sell to Asa Whitney, of New York, portion oi the pub
 lie lauds to enable him 10 construct railroad from Lake Michigan or the Mississippi river to the Pa ciic On The 18th March the Committee Roads etc, reported in favor Of the passage or the bill; and, a motion to print 5000 copies Oi the re port of the Committee, Mir. Bowiin, of Mis- souri, occupied the floor for aa hour ia opposition to the whole project of cediag the lands to Mr. Whitney. He denounced the project a magniti- cent scheme, demoralizng in its charaeter-that il was brought before Congress in spirit of wild and reckless speculation. He said he nie nded to invite the attention of the House to this extraordinary bill, which gave to an individual an amount of puD- lie lands equal to ninety seven and a half millions of doIiars-lands sufficient in quantity for mighty empire. If the bill was passed. Whitney would laugh 10 any eifet of Congress to control him, and throw himself the Courts to protect him against any legislative action. The bail. he said, which was not drawn up by the Committee which reported it. but by cunning lawyer not here ere ated vast corporation, which would hereafter sue cessfuly resist any legislation by Congress, touch ing the question of a railroad eOmmO aication with the Pacific. He denou need the scheme decidedly worse than the Old Bank which was put down by General Jackson; and he appealed to all democrats not the slaves of corporations to oppose so gigantic and corrupt scheme.
 Mir, Robinson. of Indiana. obtained the floor to reply, and would proceed to do So on the following day. 18th.
 A railroad connection Of the valley of the Mis- sssippi with the shores of the Pacific is of great importance to the whole country, and will. eer- tainiy as the Union stands, be accomplished. We sbaii endesvor 10 keep our readers fully advised to every matter having regard 10 this and to nll great public mproyements.--F. c. Crescent.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-04-23
, Ladies FaShious.

Pelisses.-Those which are closed up in the fInnt made with the eorsage amszone, for those nam,d Louis XIII, which fSsien at the front aud wais' leaving however, the centre part open, as to show the richness cf the under linen. These different kind of cheiniseite Abot being formed of 6ne can. bric pIaits Of embroidered net; the lower part oi the sleeves being to match, that the psited cam. bric forming a bouffant putting round the wrist finished with double garnItare ofa similar descrip- ton. edgeA with nanox lace lightly playing upon the fulIings.
 Bonnets of taGettas are now replacing those ot satin and velvet, the avoTls colors being pink lilac. verIant green, and Jonquik. They are, for the most pat, decorated wiih Tuches and filings of crepe sse or white julie, o oi the same material, pnked at the edges.
 B9R Dresses.-We may here remark that ball dresses have undergone soHe little change from those of last season, few of them opening up the entire sides, and seldom tabIier Ia vergeTe, on they contrary, they are Totnded and only caught up on one slA- Ia Marqnise Flowers; instead oi being arranged upon these dr ses in touhes eius lefs may now be seen waving in flexible b anches, and dropping in leaves ot veriare. Chenille Is RoW in great request and has extremely pretty effect when formed into rosebuds upon gauge or tuir,- Another very elegant style oibaii dress is composed of white crepe double lupr lover a satin skirt cut Ia Ceres; the body plaIn ana low, PoInebssque. draperies of crepe deseehdIngia f4n-ke iortn upon the eofsage sleeves have dr4pHes superpossses the parure o flowers are ex'reuRiy beautiful, consist ing of g.Sbe, Ceres posee apon the seeoud skiIi and the body, and in wresh falling in long tofes ot flowers. These gsrle Ceres composed Of three large iull. blown rose, white and scarlet, 10 which attached eiItnbee of foliage a0d halt open buds. veering toward hehips.
 Cps.-Ve have not nuehio speak of eoncern- ing this style of head dresses the latest production being ihe VestaIe. composed 4 pointe ci blonde, with its sugles rounded; two buffes or punches Of ivy, and tbe white egianiins ce1haing the poIp,e to the head either side, cordsn of the ivy passing rouhd the back ol the head inder the poin,e o blonde, al once simple and elegant.
 Fa'h on0tie COiors.-The api bach of Spring may be visible m the lighter colors Is-ping out when the sua shines; most o them being shot and glsce, ren der them most beautiful, such as gris eenire, shot with pink, and green shot win lilac white, lay- eHdsr shol with wbite. &c.-I Hortd cf Fashion.