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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-05

NYsrKRrors DisAPPzAEAscEs--A yoang lady ~
h. s.sn- u J.ss pxsn oaasntsr q ks.ssI D1oe "
a~s[ ~r.ser Oaeica Co. usilec hOtnessr 10 Dkvc>r
- Tg,ssra ~ eoss u Ne noah, &c 81 Ne erJ IN
..a,.ax ~ih yo1nF q good ssndfss n seis5 ~
- p Al hoane He - ks,s 80 hsf Aetefni IN
hs,g a.. SEQ hssrs fou ksr sa<s h-r 9syspass a.
10000 k.ss D.Eon ga yosnx lsdg o. raesneess
rsraixhoa Hsr 2usns -Cad - lssnanl ,cf ~ 49,.
-~A'- Al. Ess JosnaAi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-05

NAvAI.-Tho L. S. sAipofteehne Ohio Csps'
stsnss Wa, At Rio de JsnerO FEB q fror' san ErSn'
cisco via Sandwich lslSpds Valparaiso, kc snd "oeia
SAL Tor the Quilted States sSoai The lst OF March
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-05
Ahmi..inn OF California.

The following is the b.ll nov eeore the senate
ss rsportod bv the Committee on Territories
March %
p,tr e., IA. .lro- o. ne state Il Cal oaN into BE Uu,a
lAs..ss tlr tsopie Of Istoraia have preseAle3 -
sl,.uon sni sss-i Submission !a.o te "S2 s..o" -
Vot.ca stss bv Message, dated February tateeh esi'
Ssa hareret end .ey, snd which On Que eN-mhAi0'' =
toeud 10 bs RepuSNcSn In 70 form q ,Vsrnrvl~ ~
Ne Il esaese :, ..r Sestft dad hoass Of ''ep'
Of Ss IAissa Sae 81 Asrra ~ GoHs'ssi ssseetee
the sac % Csity mia scsa ~ one snc Is ns'VN
B. be one, q ihe (ai.sd Safes NJ Aiocrc& NS 30
into he vOion eQusl 'oons wte tn ore "A Ss'9
IN all resrec whSteVer ~,
Sec Sad - u (EsfAsr rssc:s& Thai gnui tse hsFiS
sans.,yxs IN CONGRESS sbsN - Er?oruoued sccorcuA y
~ 800 enumeration ms uhsbiaas - .so l-,tOd
sssrs ths state California sea be saie1 20 wv rep
r..easfives "a NcCgress 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-05

ne Tribune uansiaes l.e follow ing personal descrp
dyu " ;hs celebrated socIsi. ,,ou London cores
ponder; TIE k,tat'css Zsfang
10 was about 8 clock IN the cscDine Of feb. q,
gbeu. m spitc of the pouring rain, TOOK from my
portfolio the ticket Of admission to The lecture OF
Louis Blanc / had not made use of II before, and
! felt strong curiosity TO know what kind Of an
audience ] should End AT such n meeting on Ing
Esb soil. The address stated No. - ltethbone-
place. Oxford ST. purt of the city with which
was not very familiar. Having arrived at the spot
| found an open, well lighted entrance, leading into
court yard and thence into hail. which saw
was crowded rs ful il could hold, SO that, IA fact
NOT another person could got through the door l
applied to the porter 10 see II he could not hilnf
me through back door to the platform. lie SAID
l.s would do his best, md a few minutes after !
found myself nearly opposite the speaker who al
ready deep in his subject was unconscious o. any
disturbance His cheeks were glowing h's dark
eye flashed fire. His voice was continually raised
to a higher pitch bis gestures became moro lively
every moment His subject was Christian Commu-
ni.m. the Institution u the Lords Supper. whose
whole significance was tho Motherhood OF Humane
ty. and the three scourgcs which had defraudcdthe
people OF their mpogu !lSuts- h""iS ''"" 'lN''-
with great beauty. 1t can certainly be SAID OF mm
that he has the gift Of speech aud one which carries
hshearers away with him This smal, slender iorm
and this energy Of cxpression--whst rare com
buatiou He always dresses with great elegance
and taste At this time he wore green dress
coat with bright buttons, buttoned closely TO ms
neck, aud dark colorcd gloves. His fine black
hair hung down II considerable length, on both
s.des ofhis head. lie had a glass otwa,er near him.
which he often tasted his hat lay by his SIDE
which he seized as he pronounced the last words
Of the lecture and vanished among the crowd be
fore the audience had thought of leaving their
seats. recognized several OF my acquaintances
anon, those who were sitting near ne and while
talAins with them heard the porte cry oN with
M exuirng tone, that TIVE hundred and sixty per
sons had been present, aud chat the place "ond
not be LARGE enough for the future What eAshsa
the satisfaction Of the man, | have not yer oeeh
able 10 make out, as the lecture was srstis' and
no one can get a ticket without personal Application
70 Louis Blanc himself; and am not aware ina
the porter receives any fee Of the audience So 'hst
can think of no l0Os,ye but purely patriotic I'M
pnlse and this is a. rare and precious flower Ia
these dnvs thai tho skepticism OF the Nineteenta
~ sbt almost totally doubt O. lis existence
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-05

T'ayve- Co Quee-sbur,, W1ir, ira me-,
Columbia c. HUDSON, why; sluyYesact. 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-05

ARREST IN WArERBURX, Conn--The DeFeg
Rrsai Of yesterday eonssins letter frosn dsso
the ls lust which sises that the Cerk u ne ross Vee
place last week arrested and held 70 osN n he
0f V on The charge OF shetrEclng money ron es
pacing through he orico Bonds were given py
fNa,u. II Ial.
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fNew-Hsven Tel.

VgsgxuELA - An OUTRAGE. - The Monagas
NeeexnclS has orSercd the two daughters
Of Geo Pse2 leave the country The ladies' wrote
letter declining leave while thsr father wa Emprf
oned and 10 danger OF bis lie wbc~spon The President
ordered eompGlsoy TO &c adopted hey de not
lssve b. Tie 2sA Fsk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-05

IDENTIFIcATioF OF DR.. pAR1NAs's BoDY-lt
% suepe,te5 by very eminent surgeon Of iha city
ihs: in the ;ria o. Or Webster one Of the most IN
portsnt and % a CTc~ st. most obvious processes
f9r determining UPON MS g0lt has been entirely io
ro,:en, or ct least neglected Admitting that the
remains found in tie College s,o DR. Psrbmsn 5. %
is possible thnt they were placed in DR.. WcbsteTs
apartment during his absence, unless !. con be
shown that they were there subjected % ..'e-ia
which case the time consumed and toe Necessary
disorder induced by the proceca,os- would maze
ria Prgity ald ccmplci'y ung0es'ionaOie- tbs
pom, could easily DC settled By IN auaysis o. the
500, in the chimney, which would disclose recent
deposits Of the continents n tho human body II
any had been b1rneG Ia the crate within hal year
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-05
Sew-York Town Elections.

Gyocue Co.. Ca,asil. Wing 9f7 maj Cozsacsia,
DO Neyv.Bs'i'rnoTe Co. gain Greenville, Loco ne,
ga,ot,oa c. -stara'er, Wing, lgl.. y Waterford.
Wag cHnoa Psrs coi Hail Moon, Loco Moreen do
(ge.n y N9rtaumt e, ard, 40.
E'a,liagios Co-Kngsbury, Loco. gan Fort Edwsre
l,oro
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-05

Mr. WKssrERs WArcH-The splendid gold
WAGE Sad ehsn. n,ssaed or Mr. Webster VII be delv-
sred % him In rev dsy. 5y NJ A g sensor Of tAis
Civ 90 whom he donors have delegated he duty Of IRE
.ena.'or Ire ws,eh he most valuable one TIA, ocat
b, .,--k....g d, 80. CIV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-05

NJ r T M'ltag1e. late Clerk "a the F.-r Audi
,1rs OEcs has supplied TO Tae JsioS the follow
i1- explanation Of ;his business
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-05

COCRT W GEsERAL SEsHoss- . eiors the - ns
cortsr ard dertnsr 0rEa a. Dode e - -
- e., -. CO., ,,rh sl5 from Wa @. kng u
- Fsrs5ihsI rnaes ssse DSsssl->s re vac IS .les
49, -, gurgsI,y -Pesf k4fbsy, S-fi1anf SIS
- = 800 a. frs cexro~. q rre4kIlg mo Pc
rs, q Joss szsrwood, 40 y "siie ., % % n'sh.
u tse 50 q AsEeA Tie ssi<e1es q 49, - -,
.-.-,S-d 10 u. sl41s PrsOn Sc 10 ye4ss Adlo1fued-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-05

HIlRL ~'111HF
ses.zg AR sTsDtng. ~tss report d ne Co4@irss =
-. k,r rc.sl sfou al ssGs ola ks vsss I'D
zpo1.
AERFsT yoK BRKAKISo U7Is A LETTER.-A boy
.s~ee lanes 8snsy Wa taken MO clstodJ yssisrtky
49,. Al Wsrts fs11d b. cacer Wallng % ehefge o
80 ~ ooszlax Islter addressed ~ h1s sDp0ysf az
s6ssTscfsar Ik~ssgssa erza T s1 "a dc wa bed 's
sxxuSSaol
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TAuRsDAY ENENING. g. 3.

a =
Choice Eness ana American Stsndarl Historical, Mis-
cslEuecns ard CLASSICAL Works, many OF which are l1s
rated srd IN hne bindings richy stL Also large a.
sogtInepS al Annals for ISL Illustrated IaSaail,
Books &c Bibles snd Prayer Books, m Turkey, Veget
ard PapieF Msche bin6lpcs
Among which -MeAico Illustrated y piRtss folio;
Robertsons History Of AUeFcs, $40, coth, Rume sad
Smcets History OF Ems and vOls, $50 cloiA; Baxter
Works vols FoXs Book OF Msrtvrs. vols syo elesh
Bioomheds Liie Of Christ Svo cota; SUnyans Pilgrim
Progress 40. assTaiet SsrDe Reflections $40, cloth
Hopkias's Works; Locke's Philosophical Works royal
Svo; Tayiors Lie Of ChTs; Evenings ST Haddon HAL Il
usuaied CT1dsR's Conccrdaare, royal SYo; Flneens
TSheanN. Turkey Poets PeasaTaaee, antique,
Fd London Art- Eion AnBRa 80 plates, iolo Adams $
Characters AID Costumes of RAY Turkey morocco eesai'
fully illustrated; Historic Gallery Of Portraits aed Paint.
ngs, vols Picturesque Tour OF tie Thames Walkers
Analysts OF 6Canty; Art Journal London, no ueetby IL
Illustrated and richly boaua IL Turkey Wooea OF The Old
ard New Testament fac ensrovags, roya! Svo, Turkey
beyeei &c.
Caialogues nsy be bad At the salea-rcom.
FRIDAY EVENING, Der, q at o'cloes.
ENGLISH AND AMEEICNN ILLUSTRATED AND STANDARD
Books Being schosee coircGoa Of valuable ornamental
and dare English publications. and variety OF hae edi-
GoRs the most popular aihors Europe Also, an eN
ersive Books suited 20 he holiday
season, fre Juveniles 10 gili bindings, &c, &c
SATURDAY EVENING Dee. u, ats O'clock
HouFpNY GiETS-A great variety olelegantly illustrated
and richly bound Books suitable for pesenls consisting OF
beautiful editions OF the Poets large and small BooSs OF
Scenery ard Costume, Annals for 1851 miniature eiiona
OF the writings Of the popular authors, &c Also, Sn
assortmen. OF Fsney arcea, pspier hsebe goods, NC
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FINANCIAL.
DUTLAND AND WASHINGTON
a ARAILROAD GOMPANY-TWO HUNDRED AND
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLAR MORTGAGE LOAN.



Sealed proposals will he received until Saturday, the 4h
day of JANUARY at O'Clock, tor One hundred and
Ninety Thousand Dollars Of the hst and only Mortgage
Bonds of the Rutland and Washington RHirced Company,
bearing Six per per annum interest and redeemaee
in ten annual instruments Of sHoe each, nom iuy 1879,
These 6on5s are In sums of ; eoo each with Coupons
attached, payable ut the Mechanics Bank, New-fork' on
the let OF zach JenuRrr and July
herd Knapp Pre,dent of Mechanics Bank and Daniel
hoderr
This mortgage covers the line from Rutland VI TO sa,
lem. Washington Co n T., 40 mites whlchts contracted
for al 81 Geo GO ard the Trustees empowered In case
dsfsu OF payment OF interest or principal on these
bonds Of sell inc Whole properly
of the for the benefit Of the bondhoders
The proceeds Lhcse Boud 10 he devoted TO me pu
chase OF Iron the Roadrom Rnt'n 10 sniem the whole
grading aud superscure being provided Tor by eashs'ocA
subscriptions along the iiHe OF the Road d,
The Rutland and Washington ink ofthe rail
rood communication NewYork and Montreal via
Troy and being The shor;esroute command aSe por-
lion of throuehaye lruns through some ot me rche:
Counties of New York and Vermont, ard the local travel
between Ruazd and Troy, ills believed VIII yIed alarge
revenue. The Road passes about midway ntoughs as
East and the Champlaiu CANA the West sud mas thr
wing population OF $1,000 The marble and other qqsrres
and tie wafer power along this rouie are very valuable ana
VIII furnish 4ree amount Of trutHc 10 the Road
The line viii be completed in July 1851 and have ~ per
Ger saig line and grade over 80 eet 10 me ie
The Road Is entirely completed and IS being successfully
worked from Rulsnd 10 CastetOnt II mes From Gas,
Will be competed in Sprinc The iron s Sought orths
whole road aud the equpsge contracted tor Cars VIII be
running from FINLAND 70 Saem In August next when me
road from Salem TO Troy wt also he compeled dndihe
whole line from Troy to Rouses Point III operation
Full particulars can be obtained by appicMpn 20 tne
Trustees where bemor gage Gun be examined and Pflu
ed exhibit OF the uttgirs qf the Boa, o0IUued
twill be seen that the holders ot these S25o0o OF bonas
have The first only lien upon property costing one MI
lion oidoilars. d,
fund Of u per the Capital annually amounting 70
/ $4,000 tor the puncua redemption OF .1ese bonds
ProuosnIs 10 be uhdresaed 10 Gbel, Cobb y Johnson,
50 WaEst and Endorsed, proposals Tor Rutland ana
Parties whose bids accepted will be required to pay
ten per upon the accepnee ofae bids forty per cent
he Oth of Janeary and per cent on VIC S9th ot jan
uary neSt .,.
! GILBERT, COBB i JOHNSON % Wsll.st
New-Yor Dec. q, 1850. dS3
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SPECIAL. SPFCIAi. NOTICES.


yey- Xxntfs,a Nervous Ant!dote'-conyefsal2h
be,syeeql a Doctur and Lazy 60 oa,yc,snsss. tes,
Dor,or-Your disease - eN"en''
wa,3ss Geiyogs k TO- have known The dscoyeter "a
yesrs; he net me3ictI lnS 0rs hooks 1S
ssnt all hs time in reading mns.y oId ,,,t
Doefof-ThronpI I'll that reading re becaIi0 ~ ~ ~
ihe power Ofihe wonaeriG herbs ne uses
L50y-Anherbs w@re known beiofs hu' -, -,
sul lis power mil it was CONDENSED dsoa.eo
fsdy- Il processes cure 100 many oiseases
Is il NOT as likely for the extract Of one herb 70
ofe all a. il is for the extract Of another to destroy al
Tsdy-I hate new theories
beocyorThs is no theory a, all The practice being al
VIVA successful made scientific men ny 10 account ior
ILaSy|A6d how ia it accounted for that seems to cure
| everything il is taken for
Dostor was first only recommended IN nervous disof
Aefs-Neuralga, dcn which was Invariably success
MI many of he patients being afflicted as we'll with other
The Doctor gave about freely all diseased deAi
ed pereons, and in every instance effected Some
ssd wss the faith Dr. Watts had in that nesmerized it
mi thorough anelyzaon proves be the conductor OF
elscc'y through The system gyag tone and strength TO
e. cal s''A'' : ~ 49,, S - :. :, as il
| ~ Card.-At meeting Of the Mechanics held on
ksra The steamer Alabama her trial trip the 2th inst
| he following Resolution !" as passed
B.soged That thanks due and hereby given to
co IIJb OW for his gentemany and liberal treatment;
sse Mr sTRICKLAND First officer, and Mr. LIT, Sc
sond Officer; aDo last but no least to Mr. c. WRIGHT,
SsWs'0' anu '''' N''-.,' VIM SMITH, Chairman
| J. H. KrsesLAsp, Secretary.
r. BLoxHAm, Treasurer
/ ]. T. SEAL
/ G. w. FERGUSON,
/ VIM FARMER,
de6 ITO ROBERT BOYD.
! ~ masonic Notice.-Thc Members OF Benevolent
a6ee No l. particularly requested to be rpuctua IN
;teiT attendance at the Lodge Room II Divisonst on
FRIpAY MORNING, 9Th mat at 81 O'Clock for pur-
nose participating in the Great Masonic Union Ceeora-
! lion. CHAs. b. WILLETS w M
! JAMES WHITEHoRNE, Secretary. d26 II
| ag- liquid Hair Dye improved color the
BAR Whiskes the moment 1t Is applied without the easi
injury is entirely free from unpleasant odor and be
shed with the strongest soap Immediately ts applied
without waiting to dry For ssle applied, at BATcHEL-
| AIS Wig Factory, 4 Wallet. rnyl5 TuTh&Sauf
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WANT PLACES.

A s CuAMeERMAID and Waiter, by tidy,
I'm cn,amen5ed Girl ar to take care Of Children
and do sewing is COED Washer and fine lFoaef Is a,su
sLs0aiseamstress; can Children's Clothes snG
15S1 of them would make herself generally useful Gail
al $50 Broadway Wages not so much an object as good
hnmR Wv IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-26

As CuAMBERMAID or to do General
~ IIonsexYork In small fumi'y by respectable young
woman Good references be given Can al sSi slH'
berry.st in the rear. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-26

RTASONIC NOTICE.-The NJ. W.
1fA GRAND LODGE Of The NJ A H Of FREE
and ACCEPTED MASONS of the State OF NeS.forS
viii coureu rare the Union OF the brethren hitherto under
The qrisdictiaH y ST JOHNS GRAND LODGE, with the
Grand Loo pa ot.lbs SAT By = MASONIC CELEbhA-
TION on FRIDAY NEXT, the z7th aust.
TIE Grand Lodge viii assemble 81 TIE City Hotel AZ
SfuadE nv at Q o'clocs AN, when Grand Lodges tfon
other STATES viii he Introduced.
Procession viii then he formed aHd move al p octocE
up 6gOsdway Tripier Hal. where - JOINS Grand
CEREMONIES IN THE HALL
An Grafton Addresses, instrumental Music by 1ooF iin'
taTy Bsrds. Vocal Music by an etTceat Choir, Se &C
Alter the exescises Ia he Hal concluded Tie Grand
Lodge VIII reform IN order Of procession when the
UNITED BRETHREN
VIII rs INTO tkeir respective POSITIONS. ana oss down
Broadway The Park, 40 PSrkroT Ghaasn-sl and ile
Bowery 10 Uniou.square sad down Broadway 10 Tfpler
PM DS'e .4' ''s'''s- VIZ -'', $50
All Masons in good sian are invited to participate in
the ceremonies.
Tie Brethren are requested bs Panctusl N their AZ
tendance al O'clock VI dressed II dark clothes white
aprons and gloves Officers ir their appropriate Regatta
The gentlemen the press VIII please report 10 Brother
James Near. in The promenade saloon
Ladies and Gentlemen who are PROVIDED Win ucAeus
viii be admitted AZ ocecS a NJ to 5oth nsTs OF o9Nes
Byordev of WM X MINOR. Grand Master.
JAMES ". POWELL, MD. Grand Secretary
Dinner tickets be procured from Geo II MaTsaall,
IS BoweTv Or Powell corner Of Warren ST. and Broad
way snd the Grand SecreaTya Office, City dotel ~
Broadway DC Us
NOTICE.-Packet-ship H E N R Y
requested clear heir goois At the Custom House
THIS Jay snd send in their bills Of a6ny for signature
toihe Office Of SPOFFoRD, TILESTON ( GO.
d24Sts 43 Sou,h-st
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FOR THE HOLIDAYS.

FElIFFANY, YOUNG &c ELLIS, 27I
II BroadW sy beg invite and recommend early in-
spection of heir importadons for the
HOLIDAYS
Their collection h. beyond comparison more varied ee
giant AID extensive than that Of any previous season. and
the advantages gained by their establishment OF house In
Paris enables them also present Inducements In
they are sure will be Observed and appreciated
They invite special notice 70 The extent and beauty OF
their stock OF
DIAMOND JEWELRY,
DIAMONDS, PRECIOUS STONES AND JEWELS INSET, INCH
ANo MEDIUM GOLD AND ENAmELgD JEWELaY,
WATCHES, &c.
presenting Is confidently asserted larger more taste
ul and richer assortment 81 LOVER PRICES, than can be
FANCY ARTICLES.
Clocks, Candeiabrss &c.
Artistic Gas FiXures, real Or-Molu and Bronze.
Bronze ard Paysa Figures aud Groups
Real Dresden and french China
Bohemian and French Glass.
Brunswick Enameied Paintings
Rich Fans, Dress Combg, Oper1 Glasses, &C.
Portfolios, Gard Cases. Port MOunoies, &c.
Papier Mache Goods generally Maehe.
French Fancy Tables Escdtprs, &c.
Decks Dressing CaseE, Work Boxes, &c.
And ell tie elegant novelties that had appeared Ia Europe
before the departure Of tbs last steamers
T L T. beg to remind their Holiday friends that Me5
haven ,,,,
on he premises where they fully believe they arc able N
ecute difficult and extraordinary pieces OF 5swerY and
Presentation Plate other aces OF gold silver and pre-
cous stooes higher order OF Taste ADD greater peTee-
ton Of finish than can produced esewherc In the coun
Try. Original designs furnished without charge.
They beg leave to inform these who have not lfeoiee
purchased them that their pcss ali marked 10 plain
figures which the ghest deduction can ne made
dis Ths&TnilI
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L.G. cARRlNeToN. Aucaoueer.
Z ARGE SALEOFFINE PAINTINGS,

Il ia the GALLERY, Formerly National Acehonyl over
the SOCIETY LIBRARY. Broadway, on FRIDAY and
SATURDAY EVENINGS Dec. nth and 2sih large
and valuable collection OF Paintings ancient aud modern
recently Brought from Ire Continent OF Eutope Theses
pictures OF higher class than any heretofore offered at
auction comprising valuable old pictures as wei as
tie finest ofnoderp and all worthy of place The choicest
cabinets and residences in the country G254U
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SALES BY AUCTION.

NJ MEsNIs. sacuoneeg.
Rq BANGS, BROTHER & co. 2n4
-SBR0ADWAY.-Cssh sdvSucea vnasa amor AL 80.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
MAGNIFICENT ATTRACTION for
F1THE EODLDAYS-sToPPANl HALL, corner OF

MAGNIFICENT ATTRACTION for
I'VE THE EOpLDAYS-sTOPPANI HALL, corner or
Broadway and WalkeF-s ~ 49,
HISTORICAL TARLEAUX OF NEW-ENGLAND
NOVEL AM INTERESTING AMI SEMENTs,
will he opened for exhibition
THURSDAY EVENING, Dec. %, 1850, and every eve
ming during the week.
The Hall In which these magnificent Iableauy VIII be
exhibited has been entirely ucIed and edecoaIec
under the ube direction OF Mr. Tdmbe the celebrated Ar
chect so thai in point Of beauty and convenience i g
equaled in New York
The Tableaux are painted by that eminent artist,
SIGNOR CALYO,
with ruhfuness nature unsurpassed or e4u2et By
any exhibition ever presented 10 The public.
This National Work OF Art Will have the advantage Of
JOSEPH L. coWELL, Esq
so well known in the literary world.
The Orchestra for which has been selected the hghes!
order OF talent will be under the direction OF aa accom-
Mr.. WILLIAM SMITH
In order 10 syoid The tedlam usually experienced by an
audience IN pictorial exhibitions, between the sectons Of
MI HARRISON,
The isvorte and initable comic vocalist and nprogsa
tore viii introduce several humorous songs and lis aston
ishiag method Of composing songs, tnpromPr1.
Also Mr.. LOVE the celebrated Harmonchlst and
CRpsnHlogisn viii delight the audience by pToduclrE sew
era popular melodies Instruments composed OF ROCKS
aud Bells which has created the establishment Of The mus
cal world OF Europe
ter and other appropriate amuseInens VIII be gwen pre-
psred expressly for this establishment! By that highly sue
cessill ard celebrated author
Treasurer M Robert Donaldson
Director of The TahleauS A2ernaa
TIE doors viii be opened a. the Exhibition VII con-
Rence al O'CLOCK
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DARNUM,S AMERICAN MUSEUM.

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